Oil and Gas Contract Management
Oil & Gas contracts are often complicated and high-risks across different phases of exploration and production.
- Level
- Intermediate
- Type
- Course
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About Training
Oil & Gas contracts are often complicated and high-risks across different phases of exploration and production. It is essential for the companies to be well-equipped from the stage of pre-awarding and throughout the lifecycle of contract.
Our Oil and Gas Contract Management course is developed to help you effectively manage the terms and clauses in the contract through mastering the practical approach from assessing risks, negotiating and renegotiating, to managing contract to avoid disputes.
Prepare for Market Uncertainties
This course focuses on reviewing and reassessing the risks and challenges in the current contract and considering negotiations and renegotiations to ensure the contract is suitable to the current trends in market, such as oil price fluctuation.
Includes Real Case Studies and Practical Exercises
Different types of case examples of Oil and Gas contracts are included to allow delegates to study on existing types of contract and how to manage them effectively during several workshop sessions.
You will also learn about international and cross-cultural contracting issues before entering contract to avoid contractual disputes. In addition to that, you will also be able to enhance your skills by practicing different approaches in contract management for different types of contract in each session.
Training Objectives
Minimize Contract Risks
Learn and apply current best practices and techniques for defining and managing contract risk to minimize risks in terms of financial and operational.
Attain Better Position
Identify the best time and strategy to negotiate or renegotiate the current contract according to the recent trends in O&G industry.
Avoid and Mitigate Disputes
Avoid disputes in oil and gas contracts through effective contract management for different types of contracts and mitigate disputes by resolution mechanism to maintain long term business relationship.
Audiences
- People involved in oil and gas contract—drafting, negotiating, monitoring and reviewingcontracts.
- People involved in assessing, defining and managing risks in oil and gas contracts
Job Titles Include:
- Contract Lawyers, Attorney
- Contract Managers, Executives
- Contract Negotiators
- Project Managers, Executives,Directors, Leaders
- Sales Contract Professionals
- Commercial Managers, Executives
- Team Leaders
- Supervisors, Contractors
- Risk Managers, Executives
Instructor
Jim Bergman
Jim Bergman is a commercial contract professional with global experience spanning the USA, Latin America, UK, Europe, China, South Korea, Japan, India, SE Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Australia. He has worked on a wide range of direct and indirect spend categories in numerous sectors, developing a deep knowledge of services, goods and technology procurement and sales.
Initially, Mr. Bergman served as a contracts attorney for a Fortune 500 petrochemical corporation, Amoco Corporation, supporting the enterprise’s global procurement staff. He addressed legal and sourcing issues with services and commodities valued at more than $1 billion annually. His experience grew to include commercial roles in strategic planning, project management, supply management and business development. As a strategic management advisor, Jim’s experience encompasses developing, drafting, negotiating and managing contracts for a wide array of projects with multiple clients, covering crude oil, steel, engineered capital equipment, computer hardware, software, system integration services, telecommunication networks, printers, office furniture, MRO, process chemicals, fleet, packaging, scaffolding, insulation, financial products, environmental remediation, waste services, landscaping, security services, logistics, warehousing, engineering/construction services, plus leasing and outsourcing.
Across this wide array of commodity and services experience, Jim has found the keys to success in maximizing value for money through customer-supplier relationships founded on innovative category management and strategic sourcing practices, key performance metrics and measures, as well as Total Cost of Ownership principles and collaborative contracting tenets.
Daily Aims
- MODULE 1: Contract Risks in the Oil and Gas and Petrochemical Industry
- MODULE 2: Key Contract Provisions
- MODULE 3: Contract Disputes
- MODULE 4: Key International and Cross-Cultural Contracting Issues
- MODULE 5:Contract Negotiation Considerations
- MODULE 6: Key Equipment and Materials Contracts
- MODULE 7: Key Service Contracts
- MODULE 8: Multi-Party Contracting Scenarios
- MODULE 9: Open Discussion on Existing Oil and Gas Contract Types and Approaches
Training Schedule
| Code | Start Date | End Date | Locations | Cost | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PST0250-201501 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | SGD 5,995 | Jim Bergman | ||
| PST0250-201401 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | SGD 5,995 | Jim Bergman | ||
| PST0250 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | SGD 5,995 | Jim Bergman |
Why Choose This Training
Credibility
Align with API/ASME standards. Trusted by major operators.
Expert Instructors
Led by industry veterans with real field experience.
Real Case Studies
Practical application of concepts through real world scenarios.
Practical Skills
Hands on calculations and decision making for FFS outcomes.
Trusted by Operators
Delivered to Aramco, ADNOC, SABIC, and other major operators.
Global Training Standard
Recognized across major industries by PetroSync's proven approach.
Professional Training Aligned with Industry Standards
Practical, industry ready training designed for real work environments
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