Subsea Controls

About the Course

This comprehensive programme delves into the intricacies of subsea control systems, focusing on design criteria and system operation. Participants explore crucial factors such as the selection of hydraulic systems, topside and subsea equipment, and the operation of various system interfaces. The programme emphasises the importance of fluid types, cleanliness standards, and intervention strategies, addressing safety, environmental concerns, and future developments. The content covers a wide spectrum, from the initial design considerations to operational aspects, ensuring a holistic understanding of subsea control systems in the context of evolving industry needs and standards.

Who's it for

• Subsea Engineers and Technicians: Gain in-depth insights into the intricacies of subsea control system design, operation, and maintenance, enhancing their skills for efficient system performance.

• Oil and Gas Project Managers: Acquire a thorough understanding of the design criteria, operation, and future developments of subsea control systems, enabling effective project oversight and decision-making.

• Control System Designers: Delve into the detailed design criteria and operational aspects of subsea control systems, ensuring a comprehensive understanding for designing robust and reliable systems.

• Safety and Environmental Professionals: Explore the safety and environmental considerations, intervention strategies, and cleanliness standards associated with subsea control systems, vital for ensuring compliance and minimizing environmental impact.

Course Content

Learning Outcomes

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

• Identify a range of subsea equipment and its functionality

• Explain how subsea control systems operate

• Compare different types of subsea control systems

• Identify the issues associated with the design and manufacturing of subsea controls equipment

• Recognise new technologies