Presentations from the seminar on international standardization in the reliability technology and cost area
Standards Norway and Statoil hosted a seminar in Stavanger 26 April 2016. ISOs involvement was by the working group, ISO/TC 67/WG4 Reliability engineering and technology. Achieving sustainable business performance by qualified implementation and use of oil and gas standards is today of key importance for the global petroleum industry. The seminar gave an opportunity for the Norwegian petroleum industry and others to learn how existing and new multi-disciplinary international ISO standards are enablers for cost-efficiency, risk reduction, and minimizing carbon footprint. Specific focus was given to the standards ISO 14224 Reliability and maintenance data which is under revision and the new ISO 19008 Cost coding system which is under development.
Presentations at the seminar
Session 1 - Management and the Standardization approach
- Welcome address by Statoil management
Sturle Bergaas, Simplification, Standardisation and Industrialisation (SSI) in COO Operational Performance Projects, Vice-President, Statoil - Standardization in the petroleum sector
Aud Nistov, MD, Technical director HSE and standardisation, Norwegian Oil and Gas Association and member of Sector Board Petroleum Industry, Standards Norway - Updated and latest news from international standardization
Runar Østebø, Statoil, Advisor, ISO/TC 67/WG4 Convenor - ISO 14224: Collection and exchange of reliability and maintenance data. How to achieve safe and cost-effective design and operations
Jon T. Selvik, IRIS, Sr. Research Scientist, ISO 14224 technical editor and Stefan Isaksen, Safetec, Senior Safety Consultant
Session 2 - Industry collaborations and ISO standards business usage
- Offshore & Onshore reliability data (OREDA) collection – Snapshots from an OREDA JIP member company in Brazil
Guilherme Naegeli, Reliability engineer, Petrobras - WellMaster: Collection and Application of Downhole Reliability Data based on ISO 14224
Odd Are Svensen, CEO, ExproSoft AS - RIFTS JIP: ISO 14224 used for Electrical Submersible Pumps (ESP) quality improvement *
Cyril Girard, Leading Advisor Artificial Lift, Statoil and Francisco Trevisan, ESP-RIFTS Project Manager, C-FER Technologies (Canada) - ISO 14224 Implementation Case Histories in the Americas: Pipeline, Offshore Drilling, and Oil Production Sectors
Tony Ciliberti, Principal engineer, Reliability Dynamics (USA), Gord Sandercock, Senior Maintenance Management Specialist, Pembina Pipeline Corporation (Canada), Thiago Amato, Asset Integrity Engineer, Queiroz Galvão Óleo e Gás S.A. (Brazil), and Ramesh Vora, Senior SAP PM Analyst, Nexen Inc (Canada) - Reliability management as an important part of the technology qualification process for a subsea electric power grid
Anngjerd Pleym, Siemens, Head of department, Technology and innovation, Technology Qualification
(* this presentation will not be made available online)
Session 3 - The Importance of Safety and Cost
- ISO/TR 12489 - Reliability modeling and calculation of safety systems: Business application by TOTAL
Nicolas Clavé (France), Total, Specialist in Reliability & Production availability and Jean-Pierre Signoret, Reliability expert, Project leader for ISO/TR 12489
Additional information: Exective Summary on ISO/TR 12489 - ISO 19008: Standard Cost Coding System for oil and gas production and processing facilities. - Statoil experiences in using a Standard Cost Coding System within cost estimating, experience data, benchmarking and analysis
Rune Hellem, Statoil, Project leader for ISO 19008 and Olav Theodorsen, Statoil, Advisor Benchmarking and analysis