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Schlumberger-Private

Presented by Tony Schurle

Our Project Risk Management Journey

13 November 2019


Overview of Cameron, a Schlumberger Company

The beginning of our risk journey

Where we are today

Hurdles Along the Way

Where do we go from here

Agenda Overview


Legacy of Innovation and Leadership

First Blowout Preventer Designed

U BOP Introduced

Underwater Drilling and

Completion Began

First SpoolTree Production

System Installed

1920

Schlumberger Brothers Open

First Office

1922 1945 1956 1963 1993 2010 2013

1932 1946 1961 1980 2004 2016

First Comprehensive Description of Well Logging

Cameron and Schlumberger form

OneSubsea JV

First Casing Collar Locator

Deployed

First Digitized Dipmeter Logs by

Computer

First Measurement-

While-Drilling Job

First Long-Term Reservoir Monitoring

First 10K Christmas Tree Developed

First 25K BOP

Cameron joins Schlumberger

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Let’s first start with a look back at where this all began. Cameron and Schlumberger each have a long history, characterized by a Legacy of Innovation and Technology Leadership that began in the 1920’s and has continued up until today … Cameron is one of the premier engineering and manufacturing companies in our industry. It was in 1922 when Cameron, led by Jim Abercrombie and Harry Cameron, designed the world’s first blowout preventer (BOP). The introduction of the BOP revolutionized the industry, resulting in new standards for safety and well control, many of which are still used to this day. Continuing from this exciting beginning, over time there were multiple other innovations that Cameron introduced to the industry as highlighted in the red text … including the U BOP in 1963, and the world’s first installation of the SpoolTree Production system in 1993. In blue text you see the path that Schlumberger has taken to become the world’s leading supplier of technology in the oil and gas industry worldwide. In was in 1920, that the Schlumberger brothers Conrad and Marcel opened their first office in Paris, France. After many years of research, Schlumberger recorded the world’s first electrical resistivity well log in Pechelbronn, France in 1927. This technology breakthrough was followed by many game-changing innovations; including the use of a computer in 1961 to develop the first digitized dip meter logs and the introduction of measurement-while-drilling services in 1980. The paths of the Cameron and Schlumberger first “officially” crossed in 2013 with the introduction of the successful OneSubsea joint venture. The two organizations are now ONE company, and going forward this combined company brings an unparalleled portfolio to the oil & gas industry.


Rig Performance Technology (RPT) Product Line

Pressure Control Land Rig Packages Drilling Equipment Integrated Rig Solutions




Where we are today



Agenda Overview


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Risk Registers Opened Risk Registers Maintained




Where we are today



Agenda Overview


Where we are Today

PMI Standard – PMBOK 6th Ed., Project Management Institute, Inc., Pennsylvania, USA

• Risk Review Meetings• Project Reviews

• Formulate Risk Response Strategy• Develop Response Action Plan

• Schedule Risk Analysis• Cost Risk Analysis

• Qualitative or Numeric Estimates• Qualitative Risk Scoring

• Risk Workshops• Risk Meetings

• PRM Plan Templates for Proj. Types 1, 2 & 3• How to perform PRM on a projectPlan Risk Management

Identify Risk

Perform Qualitative Risk Evaluation

Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis

Plan Risk Response

Implement Risk Response

Monitor Risk

• Implementation of risk responses• Assignment of Risk and Action Owners


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Identify Risk



Plan Risk Response


Monitor Risk



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Identify Risk



Plan Risk Response


Monitor Risk



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Identify Risk



Plan Risk Response


Monitor Risk



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Identify Risk



Plan Risk Response


Monitor Risk



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Identify Risk



Plan Risk Response


Monitor Risk



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Identify Risk



Plan Risk Response


Monitor Risk





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Agenda Overview


Hurdles along the Way

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I don’t have any time to think about the risks. I am working on the risks which have materialized.



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Sale’s viewpoint on the project



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A culture of hero's. We don’t need a risk process. The project manager will fix it if it gets bad.



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Risks, what risks? Our project is going just fine.



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Risks, what risks? Our project is going just fine.



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Developing engagement



Risk Process Adoption

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No financial pain, little to no user adoption.




Where we are today



Agenda Overview


Where do we go from here?

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Discuss schedule risk analysis, increased involvement in risk review sessions, more time during risk workshops, executive leadership asking for the risks, more training, etc.

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