Master the high-stakes art of brownfield modifications without compromising safety or production.
Upgrading operational oil and gas facilities presents one of the most complex engineering and operational challenges in the energy sector. Balancing the demand for facility modernization with the critical need to maintain continuous, safe production requires meticulous planning, precise execution, and uncompromising risk management.
"Upgrading Live Oil & Gas Facilities Safely" is an intensive, highly practical course designed to equip engineers, project managers, and HSE professionals with the specialized skills needed to successfully execute brownfield modifications. Participants will delve deep into the mechanics of Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPS), learning how to seamlessly integrate construction, tie-ins, and commissioning activities alongside active hydrocarbon processing.
Through real-world case studies, industry best practices, and interactive modules, this course provides a comprehensive roadmap for navigating the high-stakes environment of live plant upgrades.
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Ideal for plant managers, project engineers, operations supervisors, maintenance leaders, and HSE professionals, this program bridges the gap between ambitious engineering upgrades and flawless operational safety. Gain the expertise to transform your approach to brownfield execution and ensure your next live facility upgrade is delivered on time, within budget, and with zero safety incidents.
Consultant | We Care Foundation NL
John Audu is a seasoned civil engineer with over 30 years of experience in infrastructure development, maintenance, and multidisciplinary project execution. He holds a Master of Engineering in Structural Engineering and a Master of Science in Technology Management from Memorial University of Newfoundland, where he is also a Fellow. His career includes serving as a Zonal Highway Engineer with the Federal Ministry of Works in Nigeria, as well as working with Shell and Chevron as a project and construction engineer on a wide range of initiatives, including building and pipeline construction, facilities maintenance, and infrastructure upgrades. He is a registered Professional Engineer with the Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland and Labrador (PEGNL). In addition to his engineering practice, John is a Fellow and former Branch Chairman of the Nigerian Society of Engineers. He is a published author and a dedicated advocate for affordable housing, with numerous technical papers and presentations contributing to the field.
