Overview

Workshop on Petroleum Project Changes and Claims (PPCC)

 About the Course

 All significant project changes and claims faced over the course of a project will be covered in this course. How to manage and control changes, prevent conflicts and claims, and prepare claims will be the main topics of discussion. Along with various contract kinds, the necessary terms and conditions for project revisions, disputes, and claims will also be covered.

 Instead of the usual lecture structure, this course will be an interactive, hands-on workshop where participants will work on many real-life case study scenarios directly related to the selected themes after a quick slide presentation for each agenda issue. Onshore and offshore projects will also be covered in the session.

Target Audience

 Working on significant onshore or offshore oil and gas projects are project managers, project controls managers, project engineers, discipline leads, procurement managers, contract managers, and construction managers and supervisors.

Course Objectives

• What results in project modifications, disagreements, and claims
• How changes should be handled to reduce their negative effects on project scope, cost, and schedule How to use earned value to manage a project's cost and schedule effect
• a summary of the several types of contracts, discussions, and alternative conflict resolution Important actions to take to prevent claims
• How to prepare a claim: the different types, the key components, and the function of the PMT

Course Outlines

•  What drives project change, and can change be prevented? Management of change and controls
• Earned value is used to manage the cost and timing of modifications.
• Contract types and pertinent terms and conditions, from solicitation to award Dispute resolution alternatives and negotiation strategies
• How to keep conflicts off a project
•  Project claim types and their attributes Claims avoidance
• ase Study Problems for Claims Preparation - will cover the themes on the agenda and have both onshore and offshore scope