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Oil and Gas - Contract Management - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:14 +04

Course Introduction:
Specialise in contract management within the oil and gas sector. This course covers negotiation, implementation, and management of contracts, ensuring compliance with industry standards and maximisation of operational efficiency.

Course Outcomes:
Lead and manage procurement processes and contract discussions and negotiations
Identify risks that contracts should address
Employ contractual tools and techniques to increase competitive advantage
Apply typical standard contract terms and conditions
Initiate and develop better commercial contracts within their organisation
Improve supplier performance through better contracts
Plan and manage the resolution of contractual disputes

Who Should Attend:
This is a stimulating and practical course designed for directors, managers, senior executives and decision makers involved in strategic and operational functions, including managers of procurement, finance, legal, risk and supplier relations and who want to understand how to maximise competitive advantage in the Oil and Gas sector.

Course Topics:
Managing the Purchasing Process

Overview of purchasing best practice
Creating interest from the market in your opportunity
The statement of work for an oil services contract
Results-based purchasing techniques
Evaluating supplier proposals
Is the lowest cost technically compliant bid the right one to choose?
Moving from bid to contract award

Petroleum Industry Contracts

Formation of the contract
Express and Implied terms
Typical features of exploration and production contracts and contracts for the supply of oil-related services
Local content contract requirements
Knock for Knock Liability considered
Anti-corruption measures in petroleum industry contracts
Case study exercises using oil contract examples

Managing Contractor Performance

Identifying and managing supplier risk
Getting and maintaining supplier contract performance
Service level agreements
Setting SMART objectives (SLA)
Key performance indicators (KPIs)
Contract governance; managing contractual variations
Why performance is Important and who is involved?
Post contract closure action

Dispute Resolution in the Petroleum Industry

Contract breaches and remedies
Termination of contract
Should we litigate?
Using arbitration mediation or conciliation as means to resolve contractual disputes
Strengths and weaknesses of ADR as an alternative to litigation
Dispute resolution scenario

Contract Negotiation Skills and Practice in a Petroleum Industry Context

Preparing for the negotiation
Understanding the position of the other side
Negotiation roles and tactics
Reaching an agreement
Knowing your Best Alternative to Negotiated Agreement (BATNA) - what happens if the negotiation fails
Negotiation role play

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Upstream Oil and Gas Development Lifecycle Costing - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:14 +04

Course Introduction:
Examine the life-cycle costing of upstream oil and gas projects, from exploration through to production, covering cost estimation, budgeting, and economic evaluation.

Course Outcomes:
Better collaborate within multidisciplinary teams on field development planning tasks leading to investment decisions
Give a comprehensive overview of the nature and magnitude of exploration, development, production and decommissioning costs
Explain how to express life-cycle costings in cash flow and economic models
Describe the challenges of upstream life-cycle costing, and dealing with uncertain and incomplete information

Who Should Attend:
Upstream oil and gas industry professionals, managers and discipline experts, who need to gain a deeper understanding of upstream life-cycle costing
Persons involved in industry oversight, from regulators, government agencies, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), charities, special interest and campaigning groups that need to better understand the cost constraints under which oil companies operate
Early career professionals wishing to advance their understanding of upstream oil and gas costing and economics issues

Course Topics:
Upstream Oil andamp; Gas life-cycle Costing

Aspects of the upstream oil and gas exploration development and production industry
The asset (oil or gas field) life-cycle from acquisition and exploration through to production and decommissioning
Relationship to cost estimation and cost engineering
Approaches to costing
Bottom-up vs. top-down approaches
Analog benchmarking parametric and cost metrics approaches
Provision for engineering growth contingency unallocated provision operators reserve
Types of cost: exploration; capital (capex) operating (opex) and decommissioning (abex)

Upstream Oil and Gas life-cycle Cost Components

Description of the items (activities services wells facilities) that add to life-cycle costs (so they mean more than just numbers in a spreadsheet)
Illustrative costs for all components
The parameters (key-drivers) that most influence the cost of components
Cost metrics and rules-of-thumb
Building of a cost model

Field Development Planning

Introduction of the time element
Time value of money discounted cash flow basic petroleum economics
Cost production revenue cash-flow profiles
Building of an economic model

The Wider Context

Issues relevant to how costs are prepared used and influenced
Petroleum production licences and contracts
Cost train wrecks when costs go out of control
The wisdom (and cost) of front end loading (FEL)
Current and future challenges to oil and gas production (and hence to costing)
Human aspects (biases irrationality vested interest) that can skew costing
Dealing with risk uncertainty and incomplete information
Decision making
Regional and host-country factors including productivity and local content issues

Cost: 4350 GBP

Duration: 4 Days

Oil and Gas - Business Environment - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:13 +04

Course Introduction:
Understand the global business environment of the oil and gas industry, focusing on supply and demand, industry structure, and strategic considerations for energy companies.

Course Outcomes:
Present the main features of the global Oil andamp; Gas business environment
Speculate on emerging trends and opportunities
Apply knowledge of the macro-economic factors both regionally and globally that shape the industry

Who Should Attend:
Senior managers within the Oil andamp; Gas sector or those identified via organisational talent management for fast track to a senior role
Public sector officials with responsibility for the state management of Oil andamp; gas resources
Engineers and Project Managers who are looking to develop leading edge practice for both themselves and their organisation

Course Topics:
Global Market Forces

The influence of OPEC
The US Position
Asean influence
African influence

Global Threats and Opportunities

Overview of global reserves andamp; Peak oil concept
Alternative technologies threat or opportunity
Emerging territories and cost of access
Environmental aspects

The Cohesive Producer

Aligning strategy with the global picture
Input and cost management
Output and pricing management
Environmental Social and Governance andamp; communication

Strategic Relationships

Production agreements
Joint venture partnering
Regional Government
Global upstream and downstream models

Industry Governance

Developing andamp; enhancing governance policies
Combating economic crime and corruption
Impacts of the Dodd Frank Act
Global best practice andamp; case studies

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Oil and Gas - Finance - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:12 +04

Course Introduction:
Specialise in the financial aspects of the oil and gas sector with this course, focusing on investment appraisal, project finance, and risk management in energy projects.

Course Outcomes:
Develop the key components of a financial management systems
Use knowledge of Financial instruments and their impacts
Manage: Market risk, Credit risk and Liquidity risk
Undertake effective financial modelling and scenario planning

Who Should Attend:
Senior managers within the Oil andamp; Gas sector or those identified via organisational talent management for fast track to a senior role
Public sector officials with responsibility for the state management of Oil andamp; Gas resources
Engineers and Project Managers who are looking to develop leading edge practice for both themselves and their organisation

Course Topics:
Key Financial management Systems

Effective Budget preparation and management
Cash flow management and forecasting
Interpreting key financial statements
Key financial ratios and analysis

Effective Treasury Management

Overview of global treasury models
Pure return portfolio structuring
Pure income portfolio structuring
Defensive portfolio structuring

The role and impact of financial instruments

Derivatives
Bonds
Options
Futures

Effective Risk Management

The key concepts and elements of risk management
Managing Market Risk
Managing Credit Risk
Managing Liquidity Risk

Practical Financial Modelling

Key principles within Financial Modelling
Constructing key financial models
Linkage of models and submodels
Scenario Planning Applications

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Introduction to Process Safety - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:12 +04

Course Introduction:
Learn the key principles of process safety in the oil and gas industry, including hazard identification, risk assessment, and the implementation of safety management systems.

Course Outcomes:
Define process safety and the human, environmental and business consequences of poor process safety
Apply a simple model for analysing process safety incidents
Describe process safety hazards and risk
Describe the elements of a modern process safety management system and how such systems are organised
The final objective at the end of the course is to create a broad understanding of the tools and problem solving techniques used in process safety. The delegates should achieve the following four key learning outcomes

Who Should Attend:
Technical, commercial and management staff that require a high level technical overview of process safety in the hydrocarbon processing industry
Personnel within the industry
Technical support staff entering the industry
Technical staff who want to expand their understanding of the industry
Anyone who would like to develop a broad understanding of process safety

Course Topics:
Hazards of Hydrocarbon

Hazards of the Loss of Containment of Liquid Hydrocarbons
Hydrocarbon Gas Leaks Dispersion and Detection
Hydrocarbon Ignition
Hydrocarbon Fires
Hydrocarbon Explosions

Importance of Process Safety

Importance of process safety
Process safety in design
Asset integrity
A review of some of the major process safety incidents in the industry and Lessons learned
Using incident data to make risk-based decisions

Process Safety Protection systems

Inherently Safe Design (ISD)
Active protection systems
Passive protection systems
Procedural protective systems
Layers of Protection

Process Monitoring and Control

Fire and Gas Detection
Alarm systems
SIL levels and safety instrumented systems
Control loops , anti-surge control
Shutdown and Suppression systems

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 4 Days

Health Safety & Environment Workshop - Convertas , Dubai,United Arab Emirates,Malaysia,Turkey,United Kingdom

Thu, 10 May 2018 14:09:56 +04

Day 1
Definitions and overview
· Why the concerns for safety?
· Various definitions of accident, safety, health
· World Health Organization (WHO) and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
· Reaching threshold limit values
· The 6 E's in safety
Industrial hygiene
· Recognition, evaluation, control
· Types of hazards in the workplace
· The four categories of hazards
· Control methods used in a safe environment
· Accident costs and reporting

Day 2
Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and safety audit
· Objectives of JSA
· JSA uses
· Benefits of JSA
· Procedures to follow for an effective JSA
· How to keep accurate recordings
· Importance of an audit
· Safety audit tools
· Benefits of a safety audit
· Consequences after the audit

Day 3
Accidents investigation, reporting and prevention
· Accidents and injuries at work
· Identifying causes of accidents
· Contributing causes of accidents
· Immediate causes of accidents
· Effects and costs of accidents
· Reporting requirements
· Importance of prevention

Day 4
Management of health and safety
· Planning and setting objectives
· Organizing to ensure accomplishment
· Leading to inspire action
· Controlling performance
· Concerns for management: safe & sound
· Correction of bad habits

Day 5
Proper behavior in case of an accident
· Types of work related accidents
· First aid basics and their needs
· Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) in an emergency
· Calling for help when you need it
· Ergonomics and good posture
· Bad work habits and their effects
· Negative effects of bad ergonomics

Cost: 3995 USD

Duration: 5 Days

Hazard Analytical Critical Control Points (HACCP) - TDJ CAPITAL , Kuala Lumpur

Thu, 26 Oct 2017 16:36:40 +04

The common occurrence of foodborne illness could be well avoided if all food manufacturers and producers adopt a food safety system in managing potential hazard in their ; Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) is a safety system that could eliminates hazard and ensure safe and wholesome ;

The system requires monitoring potential hazard at all stThe common occurrence of foodborne illness could be well avoided if all food manufacturers and producers adopt a food safety system in managing potential hazard in their ;

Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) is a safety system that could eliminates hazard and ensure safe and wholesome ; The system requires monitoring potential hazard at all steps in its production and distribution responsibility for managing hazard at all levels of its ; Food production which incorporates HACCP System will be more marketable for overseas market and stands better opportunity in obtaining HALAL certifications.

At the end of the programme, participants should be able to:

Plan and Implement a Food Safety System
Stands better opportunity in obtaining other Standard Certifications
Engaging Customer Trusts in the company products
Company products will be more marketable for overseas market

Cost: 1170 MYR

Duration: 2 Days

Professional Safety Supervisor Certification - Total System Management SDN BHD , Johor Bahru

Thu, 12 Oct 2017 22:29:10 +04

Module 1 - Compliance with workplace safety & health legislation
Legislations & Regulations
Roles and Responsibilities
Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
Identification and Elimination / Mitigation of Hazard
Communication procedure with stakeholders of Project Management Framework.

Module 2 - Identification Hazard & Control Measure
Types of Hazards
Asessment of Hazards
Implementing Control Measures
Safe work practices in confined space

Module 3 - OHSMS
Core elements of OHHMS
Compliance to OSHMS
Communication of OSHMS to all stakeholders.

Module 4 - Permit To Work System
Circumstances requiring a PTW
Types of PTW
Preparation and compliance to PTW

Module 5 - Workplace safety inspection
Inspection as per legislations and organizational guidelines and procedures
Documenting findings
Follow up actions
Monitoring

Module 6 - Accident Investigation
Data collection
Analyzing the data
Document and report findings
Provide recommendations

Cost: 1500 MYR

Duration: 2 Days