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CPD400-2
2 Weeks of Process Good & Best Practices

Petroleum Drilling Contracts

Building Hands-on Skills & Competencies in

  1. Drilling Risks Assignment
  2. Drafting Enforceable Contract Conditions
  3. Contract Administration that Helps Meet Objectives
  4. Benchmarked to IADC, API and other Industry Standard Contracts
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2 Week Training Programs

Seattle, USA
16-27 Dec 2024
London
30 Dec 2024- 10 Jan 2025
Dubai
6-17 Jan 2025
Kualalumpur
20-31 Jan 2025
Dubai
3-14 Feb 2025
London
17-28 Feb 2025
New York
2-13 March 2025
Seattle, USA
16-27 March 2025
Istanbul
30 March-10 April 2025
New York
13-24 April 2025
Dubai
27 April-8 May 2025
Kualalumpur
11-22 May 2025
London
25 May-5 June 2025



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What is Covered in this Job Process Processes Workshop?

  1. This Work Processes Good and Best Practices program provides understanding of Oil & Gas Drilling Substantial Commercial, Technical, Safety and Community related Risks and how they are typically assigned between the stakeholders. This Job Process Competency program will further show how risks change from Wild Cat Wells to Production Wells and what provisions need to be added to clarify risks and liabilities.
    This Job Process Competency program will briefly discuss the process of Contracting Out Drilling Oil & Gas wells to Specialist and well-Resourced Drilling Contractors.
    This Job Process Competency program will provide the required multi-discipline multi-stakeholder knowhow to help your organization meet the operational and strategic objectives on drilling contracts.
  2. Drilling Contracts define the rights and responsibilities of the parties. The contracts mention situations, under which the contractor will be entitled to reimbursement of his losses or recoverable costs. These situations need to be administered carefully to prevent unrecoverable costs being charged by the Drilling Contractor. Industry Standard Contracts referenced include IADC, API and others.
    The E&P operator or field owner provides to drilling contractor information and data on the site, permits, access to site, some materials as mentioned in contract, and, expected and maximum depths to be drilled. Drilling Contractors are expected to have the required professional expertise and judgement, perform diligently and to good professional standards.
    Safety and Accident Incidents are recorded and documented. Major Risks are often covered by Insurance. Blowout is usually the responsibility of the Operator. Responsibility for Lost circulation and any redrilling requirements depends on specific circumstances, Supervisory Control and Contract.
    This Job Process Competency program will provide the participant a detailed Process Level Understanding of the Contractual and management aspects of each of the above-mentioned processes and events.
    Sometimes the drafted special conditions are modified on a drilling project to assign additional responsibility and risk on a stakeholder. These risks do not get effectively transferred unless the related decision making, contract administration and disclosures are effectively performed. This Work Processes Good and Best Practices program provides the participants the necessary understanding and knowhow.
    The program will also discuss the effective Contract Administration, Data and Information sharing and Mitigation Steps required to ensure your organization's liabilities of Oil & Gas Drilling Contracts are not avoidably Increased.
    This Job Process Competency program will also discuss Contract Administration Good and Best Practices to ensure Drilling Risk Events are Adequately Documented, Mitigated and Rapidly Resolved to avoid increasing their impacts on the Stakeholders.
    This Work Processes Good and Best Practices program benchmarks its discussions with IADC, API and other Oil & Gas Industry Standard Contracts

Who Should Attend

  1. This Work Processes Good and Best Practices program is intended for Oil & Gas Drilling Contract Administrators, Professionals, Project Managers, Legal Department, Consultants and Coordinating Executive Managers.
  2. This Program will also benefit Drilling Project Operational Auditors, Finance Staff and Drilling Planning Professionals.

Program Content & Processes

Petroleum Drilling Contracts Understanding, Administering & Drafting Special Conditions


  1. Understanding the Business Aspects of Drilling for Oil & Gas
  2. Understanding Drilling Operational & Strategic Objectives
  3. Administering Request for Approval of Drilling Contractors & Sub Contractors
  4. Drilling Contractor Procurement Process & Stakeholders
  5. Sharing of Data and Information by the Stakeholders
  6. Drilling Financial Risks
  7. Drilling Technical Risks
  8. Drilling Operational Mitigation Risks
  9. Risk Distribution Options (1) Daywork or Footage Contracts (2) Turnkey Contracts (3) Mixed Contracts
  10. Understanding the Drilling Contracts and Risks Sharing by the Stakeholders
  11. Industry Standard Contracts IADC, API and others
  12. The Right and Wrong Ways to Customize Standard Drilling Contracts
  13. Administering the Ongoing Drilling Contracts
  14. Administering Standards of Crew & Workmanship
  15. Interpreting Recommendations and Interpretations
  16. Administering Control of the Services, Data, Drawings and Documents
  17. Administering Responsibility for Permits and Approvals
  18. Applicable Laws and Regulations
  19. Administering Contract and Contractor Registration
  20. Administering Offshore Transportation Arrangements
  21. Contractor Provided Items Scope & Quality
  22. Company Provided Items Scope, Process & Quality
  23. Administering Variations or Changes in Work Requested
  24. Administering Responsibility for Safety & the Environment
  25. Administering Contractor requests for Compensation, Invoices, Payment
  26. Management of Disputes
  27. Administering Indemnification Events

    (1) Loss of Down-Hole Equipment,

    (2) Loss of or Damage to Hole,

    (3) Blow Out or Crater,

    (4) Reservoir Damage,

    (5) Pollution,

    (6) Consequential Damages
  28. Administering Liability for Taxes and Duties
  29. Parties to Follow Local Laws and related Indemnifications
  30. Administering requests for Assignment & Subcontracting
  31. Administering Claims of Liability for Infringing Patents, Copyrights and Technology
  32. Administering Publicity Requests
  33. Administering Audit Rights of Owner
  34. Restrictions about Commissions or Fees
  35. Administering failure of Contractor to pay Subcontractors in a Timely Manner
  36. Administering Contract Termination Situations
  37. Applicable or Governing Law
  38. Administering Notice of Arbitration for Dispute Resolution
  39. Procedure for Notices under Various Clauses
  40. Scope of Services to be Provided
  41. Administering Checks for Equipment and Personnel Technical Specifications
  42. Administering Compensation Payments
  43. Commercial Specifications
  44. Administering Failure to Fulfil Responsibility for Safety
  45. Administering Compliance and Failure to Comply with Occupational Health & Environmental
  46. Standards & Specifications Applicable
  47. Administering Approvals for Subcontracting Proposals
  48. Limits of Liabilities of the parties
  49. Administering Insurance Compliance
  50. Contract Duration and Milestones
  51. Administering Contract Term Extension Requests or Instructions
  52. Administering Compliance with Income, Profits, and other taxes
  53. Responsibility for Import Duties, Importation and Exportation of Equipment
  54. Administration of Good Standing Status of Foreign Contractors in Country
  55. Administering Requests from Contractor for More Information
  56. Administering Requests for Assistance from Contractors
  57. Administering Drilling Contractor Claim Requests
  58. Benefits of Double Taxation Agreements
  59. Administering Force Majeure Claims
  60. Early Warning System for Emerging Drilling Risks
  61. Daywork, Footage Contracts, Turnkey Contracts
  62. Operator or field owner provided information and data on the site etc..
  63. Understanding Responsibilities of Both Parties to Mitigate Impact of Risks
  64. Strategies for arguing and Win-Win resolving any disputes or disagreements
  65. Program Recommendations & Next Steps
  66. Participant Customized Detailed Action Plan

2 Week Job Process Skills Training

Outcomes & Takeaways

Job Process Good & Best Practices Workshop Outcomes and Takeaways
  1. The Work Process Approach to Learning is a methodology that emphasizes learning through understanding the actual work processes.
  2. A work process refers to a set of activities or tasks that are carried out to achieve a specific outcome or result. These processes can be core to the business, such as manufacturing, service delivery, or customer support, or they can be supportive, like HR processes, IT services, or administrative workflows.
  3. The Goal is to closely align training content and methods with the specific processes, tasks, and challenges found in that domain real-world work environments.
  4. What the training achieves is building skills and competencies essential for actual work processes performance. Enabling quick and seamlessly understanding how to perform their processes effectively, efficiently and avoiding the usual mistakes and risks.
This 2 Week Training Workshop participant will typically take away...
  1. Program related Process knowhow, skills, competencies and process knowledge to perform the job work processes
  2. Training that will empower the participant to identify, support and implement work process improvements in his unit, team, section, department, and organization.

Benefits to the Organization Sponsoring Participants to this program

(Benefits made possible by Euro Training's above mentioned Planned Outcomes and Takeaways)

  • This Euro Training programs is different. It develops practical Job Process Skills.

    Benefits you may see in participant post program behavior...
    • Inclination to Recognize his Processes Customers and Stakeholders, and their Needs & Expectations.
    • Higher level of Relevant Multi-discipline Job Process Skills
    • Taking Initiative to Propose and help implement Process Improvements in his Work Responsibility Area.
  • How your Participant will Change after attending the program?...
    • Increased Work Process Performance Knowledge
    • Awareness to the Need to align process performance to the Needs and Expectations of Stakeholders and Customers (internal & external)
    • Awareness of the Need to Align Process Performance to Organizational Operational and Strategic Objectives.
    • Implement Good Management Practices during Process Performance, and, Gain Awareness to meet Requirements and Recommendations of the any Applicable Industry and Professional Standards.
    • Skill Sets for possible implementation the Program Discussed Action Plan for Process Improvements.
  • Type of improvements the participant will be trained to analyze and implement include (as relevant)

          (a) Productivity Improvements

          (b) Product and Service Differentiation

          (c) Exceeding Stakeholder & Customer Expectations.
  • Euro Training Instructors often act as mentors for participants (solely subject to instructor approval). Your participants can utilize this free service to ensure effective post program reinforcement and help when apply the ideas and skills acquired during the training.

Participant Individual Career Benefits
Job Satisfaction & Advancement

  1. First, and most important benefit, is the positive self-esteem that will come from being able to do your work processes right first time and meet internal and external customer expectations.
  2. Second, the Program developed Job Process Understanding & Skills will help participant successfully present his professional skills at Job Interviews and Internal Performance Evaluation Reviews.
  3. Participant gains clear direction and insight for analyzing, proposing and implementing improvements in his work processes.
  4. Post program when you take decisions related to your work processes you will automatically consider Multi-discipline aspects     (as applicable):

    Internal & External Customer Needs and Expectations, Technology Options, Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence Opportunities, Helpful Tools and Methods, Consider Risks, Mitigate Risks, Take Actions that Increase Productivity, Consider Legal & Contractual Aspects, Consider Intellectual Property Aspects, Pay attention to Safety and Security, Consider future Audit, Weigh Cost Benefit between options, Be Mindful of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), Consider how Performance will be evaluated, and, Consider need for and Opportunity to Develop a Decision Support Knowledge Base, .... (and, possibly more aspects).

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  1. Fee information is also available at:   PROGRAM-FEE-PAGE   Special Discounts May be Available Please email scholarships@eurotraining.com.
  2. To register please send us an official letter confirming registration (on organizational letterhead), or, send us a completed registration form above. GET MSWORD REGISTRATION FORM .
  3. Fees are Payable by Bank Transfer or Bank Draft.
    • 2 week (60 hrs) Training Workshop:
      Classroom Training at Dubai, Kuwait, New Delhi, Qatar £6,990 (USD $8,900) per participant.
      Classroom Training at London, US Locations, Europe, Malaysia, Singapore £7,689 (USD $9,790) per participant.
      Online eTraining Fee £3,500 (USD $4,375) per participant.
    Fee includes Course Materials, Certificate, Refreshments and Lunch (classroom programs).
  4. Accommodation is not included in Program fee. Special rates may be available at venue hotel for participants.
  5. A Special discount of 10% is offered for participants who pay their fees at least 45 days before start of the program.
  6. Cancellation & Date Change: No Fee Refund if participant cancels his registration less than 3 weeks before start of the program. Alternate nominations may be allowed if requested atleast 2 weeks before program start. In case of exceptional hardship or emergency participant may be allowed to attend same program at another location or date on payment of 10% of fee.
  7. All participants are required to fill in Participant Information Form and Program Related Questionnaire - on first day of the program.
  8. Each program Undergoes Customization to Better Meet Participant Present and Future Job and Career Needs. Please be prepared to let the Instructor/s know about your organization's Special Needs, Interests or Initiatives.
  9. It is always useful for participants to bring their existing problems or case studies, work-process flow charts or job related problems for discussion - consideration will be at sole discretion of the program director/s.
  10. Provisional Registration : You can make a provisional registration request by sending us an email using an official email account. Provisionsl registration request, when confirmed by Euro Training, will reserve a seat for you for 14 days. After our Confirmation you have 2 weeks to send us an official registration request. Provisional registration is automatically cancelled at the earlier of (1) 2 weeks after Provisional Registration Confirmation if registration is not reconfirmed from your side (2) Two weeks before start of the program. We do request you to inform us ASAP you have decided either way.

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