This advanced training course provides a comprehensive management framework for optimizing oil and gas production operations across upstream production assets, gathering systems, processing facilities, and field operations. It focuses on the managerial, technical, operational, and commercial factors that influence production performance, asset reliability, operational efficiency, and sustainable production.
The course examines the complete production management cycle, from production planning and reservoir-to-surface coordination through well performance, field operations, production facilities, allocation, optimization, and performance monitoring. Participants will learn how to translate production objectives into practical operating plans while balancing safety, production targets, equipment constraints, reservoir conditions, and operating costs.
A strong emphasis is placed on production optimization, bottleneck identification, production surveillance, well and facility performance, artificial lift, water and gas management, flow assurance, production losses, and operational troubleshooting. The course also addresses how production managers can use operational data and performance indicators to identify deviations, prioritize interventions, and improve production efficiency.
Through practical exercises, field-based scenarios, and integrated case studies, participants will develop the ability to manage production challenges, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, evaluate production opportunities, and make informed decisions that improve output and asset performance. The program integrates production management with maintenance, reliability, asset integrity, process safety, and continuous improvement.