Conference
Practical project management for offshore decommissioning
Energy · Engineering · Management
Key numbers
- Editions on record
- 1first in 2015
About Practical project management for offshore decommissioning
The course will provide the delegate with a comprehensive understanding of the key aspects of decommissioning. The course will be delivered by Ian Prince who is a recognized expert in the field of decommissioning.
Key Benefits:
- Highly interactive learning approach
- 6 Interactive Team Exercises
- A clear understanding of decommissioning issues and challenges
- All delegates will receive comprehensive course documentation for use during and after the course
- A certificate will be issued by the trainer
- Open discussion to further engage and share best practices
- Hands on case studies and experience from the trainer’s extensive experience
Key Topics
- The key components of decommissioning
- The north sea lessons learnt regulatory issues
- Decommissioning strategies
- End of field life
- Phasing and timing of decommissioning
- Well abandonment
- Challenges and identification of key risks
- Cessation of production
- Offshore preparatory work sub-sea
- Removal and disposal of the offshore facility
- High level cost estimate and schedule for a typical field
Prominent Trainer:
Ian Prince
Decommissioning Consultant Principle Decommissioning Services, UK
- 40 years of Oil and Gas experience, primarily within construction engineering and management both UK and international.
- Responsible for circa 100 decommissioning studies from liability/conceptual studies through detail engineering and implementation.
From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.
Editions
| Year | Dates | Where | Exhibitors | Visitors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | 3–5 Jun 2015 | — | — |
Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.
Questions
When is Practical project management for offshore decommissioning?
The next dates haven't been confirmed. The last edition we have on record was 3–5 Jun 2015.