Successful Project Management in the Oil & Gas Industry In addition to poor front end load and inefficient execution, the last member of the trinity of project failures in the oil and gas industry is poor project management. Other documented reasons amongst others for failure of megaprojects includes Nepotism, Lack of Passion, Poor Decision making and Risk taking. From a local perspective, businesses fail to take the hard and necessary decisions. They wait too long to make a decision and take risks and therefore miss valuable windows of opportunity to positively alter the potential outcome of their project. Additionally, there is the ubiquitous lack of competent project management personnel in key positions. Many years cognate experience does not necessarily equate to high project management competence. That is the reason this course is timely and necessary for broad cross sections of the oil and gas industry. More so when industry analysts and observers have agreed that stability has returned to the industry and 2018 therefore promises to be busy. The course will highlight the following essentials: The need to undertake Front End Design & assurance reviews in Oil & Gas environment Work scope & key requirements necessary to support Oil & Gas FID project approval How to ascertain the strategic fit and relevant options for project delivery The route to successful project integration and delivery The importance of leading and managing a successful project delivery team This course will provide the knowledge and lessons to assist anyone in the industry to make better decisions on projects, whether they are involved in project selection, management, or leading aspects of projects.   It will use oil industry project case studies and real life experiences to demonstrate and impart tools and techniques for cradle to grave offshore project management. This interactive training course will provide the attendees with the skills required to deliver projects effectively, from decision-making concepts used by business development and commercial departments, through to Front-End-Engineering-Design (FEED) and into planning & delivery. Industry best practices and Project Management examples will be merged into practical instruction digging deep into tried and tested processes and tools, in order to best support the likelihood of future projects achieving their desired results and benefits delivered by the project.