Managing Oil & Gas Production Training Course

Course Overview

Learning Objectives

• By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Analyze the principles and responsibilities of oil and gas production management.
• Develop production plans aligned with field objectives, operational constraints, and business requirements.
• Evaluate well, facility, and field production performance using appropriate operating data.
• Apply production surveillance techniques to identify production losses and performance deviations.
• Identify production bottlenecks and develop practical optimization strategies.
• Evaluate artificial lift performance and its impact on well productivity.
• Manage water production, gas handling, sand production, and flow assurance challenges.
• Improve coordination between subsurface, drilling, production, operations, maintenance, and engineering teams.
• Evaluate production risks and operational constraints affecting output and facility capacity.
• Apply production performance indicators and data-driven decision-making.
• Develop intervention and optimization priorities based on production impact, risk, and economic value.
• Strengthen production reliability, operational efficiency, and continuous improvement.

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Learning Outcomes

• Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
• Explain the key principles and components of effective oil and gas production management.
• Develop integrated production plans and operating priorities.
• Evaluate well and field production performance using production data and trends.
• Conduct production surveillance and identify deviations from expected performance.
• Diagnose production losses and identify their technical and operational causes.
• Identify facility and well bottlenecks affecting production capacity.
• Evaluate artificial lift systems and identify opportunities for performance improvement.
• Assess water, gas, sand, corrosion, scaling, and flow assurance challenges.
• Coordinate well, facility, and surface production activities.
• Integrate production management with maintenance, reliability, and asset integrity.
• Use key performance indicators to monitor production efficiency and operational performance.
• Prioritize production interventions based on risk, impact, feasibility, and value.
• Develop practical production optimization initiatives.
• Improve multidisciplinary coordination and production decision-making.
• Establish continuous improvement practices for sustainable production performance.

Course Outline