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OTS engineering and development phase:

• Get familiar with OTS specifications and Models (Model Acceptance Test procedure).
• Follow up development progress for OTS versus ICSS. Attend OTS FAT.
• Coordinate installation of OTS on site and SAT
• Get familiar with all OTS functionality to reach a superuser level
• Coordinate with OneTech to review possible integration of Basic Learning Modules (BLM)
• Propose and test scenarii for the 20 sub-sections of the model (Well pads, Oil reception, Oil processing, Oil export, Heating medium, Gas compression, Fuel Gas system). Asses the robustness / capabilities of the OTS and associated simulations.

Training on site with OTS:

• Develop detailed Training program on OTS for Control Room Operators, but as well for CPF Field Operators and Well pad Operators.
• For the 20 sub-sections of the model, the training shall cover:
• Cross-reference between OTS and DCS architecture and HMI components
• Reference to ESD panel and Fire & Gas Functions
• Navigation on ICSS, safety logics.
• Cold start-up simulations.
• Basic parameters settings.
• Understanding of Control loops.
• Alarm management, Response to upsets.
• Hot restart.
• Stop.
• Emergency shutdown.
• Liaise with Training coordinator and with Site trainers to adapt training sessions content and planning to match On-Job training and site activities.
• In liaise with Production supervisors, assist the OJT trainees in the preparation of operating procedures, and test the procedures on OTS.
• Test current ICSS settings on OTS; identify potential issues; propose corrective measures Perform audits of operating procedures.
• Perform weekly assessment of the personnel, written report to OJT coordinator and Prod superintendent
• Share monthly meeting status report for training program progress.
• Management of OTS:
• Anticipate maintenance of the OTS.
• Review contracts, licenses.