Oil & Gas Field Operations and Commingled Productions Allocations

This accelerated and interactive training course is designed to encourage delegates’ participation through a combination of group discussion, practical case studies, and an extensive use of short videos highlighting the critical oil & gas operations, environmental and safety considerations to reinforce new knowledge and skills, and discussions of practical issues in their organization.

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Identify key advancements in oil and gas technology, including seismic imaging, well-logging, directional drilling, and hydraulic fracturing
• Understand global oil and gas industry trends and statistics
• Distinguish the roles and infrastructure across upstream, midstream, and downstream segments
• Evaluate various exploration, drilling, production, treatment, and transportation techniques
• Gain clarity on the full operational flow—from reservoir to end-user delivery
• Analyze operational challenges and apply troubleshooting methods
• Comprehend the concept and significance of commingled production
• Understand allocation methodologies for shared production across reservoirs and platforms
• Review primary, secondary, and enhanced recovery methods
• Conduct economic and risk assessments for field development projects

• Corporate Planners & Supply Planners
• Senior Oil and Gas Business Managers
• Engineers, Geologist & Financial Analysts
• Earth Scientists, Technicians, and Analysts
• Human Resource Personnel
• Health, Safety and Environment Regulators
• Investment Bankers
• Fund Managers
• Investment Analysts
• Government Agencies

Organisational Impact

Organizations will benefit from participants who return with a strong grasp of both the technical and strategic aspects of oil and gas field operations. This training will support:

• Enhanced team performance and integration across departments
• Adoption of the latest technologies in drilling, production, and recovery
• Improved coordination between upstream, midstream, and downstream activities
• Application of interdisciplinary approaches to solve operational challenges
• Accurate economic evaluations of field development and production plans
• Implementation of effective commingled production strategies

Personal Impact

Participants will leave the training course equipped with critical knowledge and practical skills to support their professional development. Key takeaways include:

• Proficiency in managing and operating oil and gas fields using modern techniques
• Capability to assess and classify reserves effectively
• Familiarity with enhanced recovery methods, artificial lift, and stimulation practices
• Understanding of common operational issues and how to resolve them
• Knowledge of techniques for commingled production
• Ability to apply economic principles in developing optimal reservoir management strategies