Local Content Management in the Oil and Gas Industry

Introduction

Local Content is the development of local skills, oil and gas technology transfer, and use of local manpower and local manufacturing. This Local Content Management in the Oil and Gas Industry training course will discuss the business benefits of developing the primary components of a local content strategy, including building local workforce and supplier capacity, integrating local content with business plans and successfully monitoring the programmes. Whether you are developing your policy now or want to scale up you local content models, you will get practical insight into what works best for your region. 

This training course will equip you with the understanding and delivering local content in relation to oil and gas projects. It aims at assisting you to build local workforce and supplier capacity, and implementing and sustaining successful local content strategic plans. Furthermore, the training will offer oil and gas business practical advice on how they can realise the potential value of local content, and to offer all stakeholders suggestions on ways to help create shared value through local content development.

This Local Content Management in the Oil and Gas Industry training course will highlight:

• Key-factors in the local content provisions
• Exploring a number of themes, including skills development programmes and local content performance management
• Identify and assess the impact of local content provisions over the execution of an oil field development project
• Participate in the elaboration of a local content management plan
• Negotiation of local content provisions applicable to a given contractual context

Objectives

This training course will enhance your ability to identify, determine and manage local content strategies in the oil and gas business. It will boost your skills in mastering the implications of local content provisions over the execution of an oil field development project, mainly in terms of procurement and personnel management.

At the end of this Local Content Management in the Oil and Gas Industry training course, you will learn to:

• Identify the key-factors in the local content provisions applicable to a given contractual context, and assess their impact over the execution of an oil field development project
• Participate in the development and implementing of local content strategy and execution of a local content management plan, take part in a procurement contract tendering, negotiation and follow-up, take into account the impacts of local provisions on workforce management
• Manage local content regulations and requirements in key oil and gas producing nations around the world
• Understand the latest updates to local content calculation methodology and its impact to your projects and planning
• Participate in the elaboration of a local content management plan
• Learn how to significantly improve your management of local content internally and across your supplier base

Training Methodology

In this Local Content Management in the Oil and Gas Industry training course, our expert presenter draws on practical experience and extensive discussion with policy makers, ministers, law officers, private sector contractors around the world. This GLOMACS training course blends presentations with practical case studies and interactive exercises to ensure that participants have ample opportunity to discuss, challenge and understand the key principles in Local Content Management in the Oil and Gas Industry.

Organisational Impact

Success can be learned, and failures can be avoided, by examining others' experience. Throughout this GLOMACS training course, we draw on practical examples of best practice and well-documented failures to maximize your team's chances of success. Through practical examples, open discussion and interactive exercises, your team can gain the skills and confidence to deal with Local Content Management in the Oil and Gas Industry within your organisation.

Personal Impact

Your team members will learn and have the opportunity to practice techniques for:

• Evaluating key elements of local content between regulations, industrial policy, commercial interests and sustainable development
• State of play on local content regulations around the world including Brazil, Nigeria, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Australia and China amongst others
• Formulating contracting strategies that match local capabilities
• Simulated tender evolution of local content
• The mechanics of local content
• Reviewing and setting metrics for measuring and reporting Local Content Performance