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About the course
This course provides a comprehensive overview of what subsea systems are and how they work.  From drilling and completing the wells, controlling and processing the production to remote intervention and decommissioning.

Duration: 4 days
Level: Foundation
Price: See schedule below

You will gain from this course

• A complete overview of subsea systems
• An understanding of how a subsea production system is designed, installed and operated
• An awareness of the processes and issues affecting subsea systems
• An awareness of the equipment used and current developments in subsea production

Understanding the issues affecting subsea production and how everything fits together will enable delegates to work on a range of subsea projects with confidence. Learning about how the latest technology has shaped the industry will help delegates get to grips with the terminology and will strengthen their industry knowledge.

Who this course is for
Anyone involved in the oil and gas industry that needs a complete picture of subsea production systems and the latest technology. Including:

• Graduate engineers
• Conversion engineers switching disciplines or entering subsea industry
• Subsea and pipeline engineers
• Design engineers
• Subsea process engineers
• Managers, team leaders and supervisors responsible for subsea production
• Technical specialists and engineers from manufacturer and supplier companies
• Government regulators, inspectors and analysts

Course outline The modules for each day are listed below: Course outline History of subsea production Onshore development, Offshore development, Subsea development, Future development Drilling and completing a subsea well Drilling sequence and components, Well logging and testing, Completion sequence and components Subsea configurations Template configuration, Cluster configuration, Daisy chain configuration, Hybrid configuration, Satellite configuration Spoolpieces Design considerations, Metrology and construction, Connection methods Subsea production control equipment Subsea trees, Subsea control systems, Umbilicals, Subsea manifolds, System vulnerabilities Subsea processing Subsea multiphase flow meters, Subsea pumps and compressors, Subsea separation and water reinjection, Subsea HIPPS Structural design Template design, Seabed interface, Fabrication and testing, Case studies Installation and commissioning Installation issues, Installation methods, At the seabed, Installation videos, Commissioning, New technology Intervention Diving, Saturation diving, ROV types and tools, ROV operations, ROV development, ROV manufacture, AUVs Workover Workover equipment and vessels, Minor workover operations, Major workover operations Subsea abandonment Subsea abandonment regulations, History and future of subsea abandonment, Abandonment of subsea wells

Course information:	Price	Select
Date: 17th April 2012 - 20th April 2012 Venue: Houston Tutor: Stan Stirton	US$3600 * includes early bird discount
Date: 9th July 2012 - 12th July 2012 Venue: Perth Tutor: Stan Stirton	US$3600 * includes early bird discount
Date: 10th September 2012 - 13th September 2012 Venue: Abu Dhabi Tutor: Stan Stirton	US$3600 * includes early bird discount
Date: 1st October 2012 - 4th October 2012 Venue: Houston Tutor: Stan Stirton	US$3600 * includes early bird discount
Date: 16th October 2012 - 19th October 2012 Venue: Aberdeen Tutor: Stan Stirton	£2400 * includes early bird discount