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Planning and executing subsea intervention - Oil and Gas
Virtual classroom
Available dates:
25-28 October 2022 (half days am)
Application course
About the course
This two day course provides an awareness of the main aspects of subsea intervention and will help learners address typical subsea issues, such as choke failures, dropped objects, pod failure, valve failure, flying lead or jumper failures.
Focusing on the different types of intervention and the typical methods for inspection, repair and maintenance, learners will gain an understanding of how to assess unique subsea emergency problems and identify solutions. Moving on from identification through to logistics and testing, this course will teach how to develop risk based remedial and contingency plans. The tutors will also share their experience of subsea component failures and interventions during the course.
This course is ideal for engineers, technical team leaders and managers looking for a grounding in the tools and methods available for subsea intervention.
At a glance
Available dates
25-28 October 2022 (half days am)
Duration
2 days (14 study hours)
Location
Virtual classroom
Level
Application
Price
£1,150 plus VAT
Early Bird
Book up to six weeks in advance of the start date of your chosen course to take advantage of the Early Bird discount
Learning outcomes
- Recommend preferred type of interventions(s) and tools given a specific mission role or scenario
- Investigate and analyse data from non-routine work and from a routine inspection report and develop a remedial plan
- Develop a logistical plan for implementing an intervention
- Develop a contingency plan and recommend a procedure based on results of the risk assessment
- Describe lessons learned that should be considered in subsea systems design
Course structure
Day by day content
Day one
Introduction to intervention
- ROVs and ROV tooling
- Diving
- AUVs
- Marine support vessels
- Subsea pigging
Inspection and investigation techniques
- Common problems
- Survey methods
- Inspection and testing methods
- Data management
- Investigation methods and analysis
Intervention scenarios
- Isolation options
- Debris removal
- Anode replacement
- Stabilisation options
- Leak repair
- Pipeline repair
- SCM change-out
- Choke change-out
- Jumper and flying lead replacement
- Instrumentation change-out
Day two
Logistics and planning
- Resources
- Contracting
- Economic and schedule considerations
Execution and testing
- Procedure development and process safety
- Pre-deployment testing
- Setting up and surveying
- Executing
- Testing and acceptance
Designing for intervention
- Understand why designs have changed
- Understand importance of learning lessons
- Explain what stops lessons being learnt
TESTIMONIALS
What past delegates have said
Jee course work is on point, refreshing and well packaged
—Kolawole Owolabi, Project Engineer, Chevron Nigeria
Planning and executing subsea intervention - Oil and Gas
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