MINI MBA For Oil And Gas And Energy

The oil and gas industry influences virtually every aspect of the global economy. The Industry has made massive investments and hires professionals with diverse backgrounds and qualifications. It is common observation that key talents hired from outside of the industry as well as the support function professional within the oil and gas industry are limited in sufficient understanding of the oil and gas business. Similarly,

Companies providing services to the oil and gas industry face exactly the same issues.

Mini MBA for Oil & Gas and Energy Management is a comprehensive course designed for those seeking business advantages. It mainly covers the upstream (exploration and production), and touches upon the mid-stream and downstream sectors of the industry as well. It is aimed at both technical and non-technical practitioners who would like to gain a complete understanding of the dynamics of the oil and gas industry.

At the end of this five day program, participants will be able to:

• Achieve a comprehensive overview of the Oil and Gas industry
• Develop understanding of renewable & non-renewable energy sources
• Understand the petroleum life cycle
• Develop understanding of Energy and oil and gas value chains
• Confidently master technical terms to boost credibility with colleagues & clients
• Understand the energy demand through energy consumption forecast
• Understand the fundamentals of oil, gas, petroleum product and other energy sources
• Recognise salient features of exploration, drilling, production, transportation, trading and Renewables development
• Develop understanding of different benchmarking indices
• Understand the dynamics of oil pricing

1. Energy/ Oil & Gas professionals who are keen to attain a holistic and integrated overview of the Oil & Gas Industry
2. Support Functions Professionals, Administration Managers, Procurement Managers, Finance Executives, Corporate Services Executives, HSE Staff
3. Non-Oil & Gas professionals who are moving or seeking new career opportunities in this highly demanding and complex Industry
4. Business Development and ERM (Enterprise Risk Management)
5. Corporate Planning Professionals

DAY 1

Module 1: Overview of Oil and Gas Industry

• Activity: Pre-Assessment 
• Introduction to the course objectives and contents
• Renewable and non-renewable energy sources
• World Energy Demand and Supply
• Evolution of Energy Sources
• Oil and Gas Industry in perspective
• Overview of E&P
• Activity:Case Study/ Group Work

Module 2: Oil & Gas Industry Value Chain 

• Oil and gas life cycle
• Hydrocarbon classification
• Oil & Gas upstream
• Oil & Gas midstream
• Oil & Gas downstream 
• Activity: Syndicate Work – Decision Points across Oil & Gas Value Chain

DAY 2

Module 3: Oil & Gas Industry Upstream

• Basic Petroleum Geology
• Satellite imageries and Prospecting
• Exploration and Seismic operations
• 2D and 3D Seismic data acquisition
• Reservoir Engineering
• Drilling Operations
• Well Completion
• Production Operations  

Module 4: Fiscal Regimes in E&P

• Petroleum Concession Agreements
• Production Sharing Agreements
• Service Contracts
  • Pure Service Contracts
  • Risk Service Contracts
• Country Case Study:  PSA - Model of Stability

DAY 3

Module 4: Oil and Gas Reservoir Engineering

• Oil and Gas Reserves
  • 1P Reserves
  • 2P Reserves
  • 3P Reserves
• Determination of Petroleum Reserves
• OHIP, OGIP, OOIP
• BOE – Barrels of Oil Equivalent
• Exercise – Production Rush from Biggies 

Module 5: Oil and Gas Drilling Operations 

• Drilling Rigs
• Drilling Equipment
• BOP – Blow Out Preventer
• Types of Wells
• Directional Drilling
• Activity: BP Case Study

Module 6: Well Completion and Productions Operations

• Well Completion
• Christmas Tree
• Onshore and Offshore Production Operations
• Activity: Case Study – Blowout: The curse of UBD  

Module 7: Oil and Gas Logistics

• Oil and gas midstream
• Storage Tanks and Tank Farms
• Oil and Gas and LNG Transportation
• Pipe line transportation

DAY 4

Module 8: Surface Equipment and Processing

• CPF – Central Processing Facility
• EWT – Early Well Testing
• EPF – Early Production Facility
• Gas Dehydration
• Gas Sweetening
• Gas Compression
• GGM – Gas Gathering Main
• Case Study  

Module 9: World Oil Markets / Organizations

• EIA – Energy Information Administration
• OECD – Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development
• IEA – International Energy Agency
• OPEC and OPEC+ 
• World Energy Markets
• The different crudes and their characteristics
• The most important crudes and the reference crudes
• Hedging, Contracts, Future, Swaps
• Activity:Group Work/ Exercise

MODULE 10: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN OIL & GAS

• 3 D Effect
• LNG
• Flare Gas Recovery 
• Flare Gas Recovery Technologies
• Tight Gas

DAY 5

MODULE 11: OIL AND GAS PROJECTS ECONOMICS

• Oil and Gas EPC Projects
• Project Management Process
• PMO- Project Management Office
• RACI- Responsibility Matrix
• Economic considerations of oil and gas projects
• Payback, cost of capital, NPV
• CASE STUDY (Group Exercise / Role Play)

MODULE 12: RISK MANAGEMENT AND SAFETY LEADERSHIP

• Challenges for the oil and gas industry
• Mitigating Expropriation Risk
• Prioritising Risks
• Risk Impact/ Probability Matrix
• Principles of Safety Leadership Behaviour
• Incident Investigation and Reporting
• Effective Leadership for developing a Safety Culture
• Barriers to Cultural Change
• Assessing and Improving Safety Culture
• Activity:Case Study and Role Play
• CLOSING : Recap of the five-day course content

This course provides a very enriching learning experience to the participants and encourages them to actively participate in the proceedings. The 2-way communication principle is adopted whereby the delegates learn from the industry experience of the Trainer and at the same time are given opportunity to express their views and ideas.  Depending on the expertise and capability of participants they would even be encouraged to present the learning during the course by themselves with a view to optimize the retention of the knowledge shared by the Trainer/ Facilitator.

The instructional format capitalizes on a careful balance of formal lectures by the Trainer and individual/ group exercises/ workshops. The Program will use following learning methods/ techniques: 

·       PowerPoint presentations and Lectures

·       Daily Quizzes to determine the retention of knowledge and encourage attentiveness

·       Exercises/ workshops/ Case studies to develop understanding of the topics covered

·       Delegates will be encouraged to take active part in discussions and express their views/ ideas.

Presentations by the participants to give them confidence and for determining their understanding of the contents taught

MUHAMMAD SALIM JANDULA
MS Industrial Engineering Mississippi State University
MBA from Institute of Business Administration
BE Mechanical Engineering from NED University of Engineering & Technology

Jandula is a Professional Development Trainer/ Speaker and a Mentor. He speaks on Operational Excellence, Safety Leadership and Oil and Gas Business Dynamics. 

Jandula has demonstrated Safety Leadership, Training & Development, Mentoring and Communication Skills during his 30 years Operational and Training experience in Energy/ Oil & Gas and Manufacturing sectors. Apart from imparting Training, he has held Practical Leadership Roles in Plant Operations, Joint Ventures, Field Management and Procurement & Logistics.

A Professional Mechanical Engineer with Masters from USA and an MBA, Jandula has collaborated/ worked with Global Players/ Multinationals like Eni, OMV, MOL, PGNig, PPL (Formerly Burma Oil Company UK), and Al-Futaim UAE etc. Following are some of his major achievements:

• Ensured integrity of Plants and Pipeline network and achieved the hallmark of Three Million Safe Man-hours with no lost time Injury Frequency (LTIF) and 99.99% Station Reliability of State of the art Plant.
• Managed 13 E&P (Exploration and Producing) Industrial Assets and increased the profitability by 7% through effective Assets Integrity Management Systems and Optimized Operations.
• Managed 425 MMCFD Gas Field with 150 KM Pipeline Network and Compression / Dehydration and Processing

A partial list of delegates in his previous programs/ conferences include companies such as:

Among his participants, Jandula is known for his pleasing personality and applicable tools and interactive style of presentation.

 He is able to cross refer the training contents with the real life work situations and uses a wide variety of specific industry case studies. He encourages the delegates to actively participate in the proceedings and uses workshops and role play models to enable the participants grasp the concepts and apply in their respective work areas when they go back to work after attending the trainings.  

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