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Planning and Executing Subsea Intervention

2-DAY COURSE

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About the Course

Explore subsea intervention techniques and gain valuable insights from experienced tutors in this comprehensive course. Dive into the use of ROVs, AUVs, and marine support vessels, and understand common issues and survey methods. Delve into intervention scenarios, logistics, and planning, with a focus on resource allocation and economic considerations. Learn the intricacies of procedure development, testing, and acceptance, and grasp the importance of designing for intervention, all informed by lessons from real-world failures.

Embark on a learning journey where seasoned experts share invaluable insights into subsea component failures and interventions. Their extensive experience adds a practical dimension to the course, offering participants a unique opportunity to navigate real-world challenges in the dynamic landscape of subsea operations. This first hand knowledge ensures a comprehensive and applied learning experience, providing practical knowledge that goes beyond theoretical understanding.

 
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Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Recommend preferred type of interventions(s) and tools given a specific mission role or scenario

  • Investigate and analyse data from non-routine work and from a routine inspection report and develop a remedial plan

  • Develop a logistical plan for implementing an intervention

  • Develop a contingency plan and recommend a procedure based on results of the risk assessment

  • Describe lessons learned that should be considered in subsea systems design

 

Your Tutor

Russell Thornton
 
Russell Thornton
BSc (Hons)
LEAD TUTOR

Russell Thornton, with over 30 years in the oil and gas industry, possesses extensive expertise in hardware design and subsea controls. His role at Jee includes mentoring staff across various projects, underscoring his in-depth knowledge in project, system, and design roles. His experience makes him a valuable resource for teaching the Planning and Executing Subsea Intervention course, where he shares his insights and practical skills essential for the industry.

Testimonials

"This course strikes a perfect balance of subject matter and depth of detail. I would recommendit to anyone new to the subsea side of the oil and gas industry"
Allan Page
Subsea Project Engineer at Chevron
“Very good overview. Very pleased I attended. Answers all of the questions I was too embarrassed to ask!”
Delegate
Subsea Engineer at Saipem

 

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