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wbs for oil & gas projects upstream & downstream

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Mon, 2011-03-14 13:16
mike hamad
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Can some help with this?  I just joined the oil & gas industry and would like to pick-up some  guide lines on WBS for oil refineries, pipe line, and off-shore structure.    Any suggestions? Would appreciate it very much.

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Mon, 2012-10-01 06:15
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Mirosław Mirek
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Dear All

I'm looking for

'Spon's Fabrication Norms for Offshore Structures:

A handbook for the oil, gas and petrochemical industries'

Mayby somebody have this book and could send to me on my e-mail certo-energa@wp.pl

I will be very appreciate for help

Best regards

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Fri, 2011-09-16 09:53
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Donald Harrold
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Mike As one of the other correspondents has stated you should develop a fundamental understanding of the scope work and then formulate your WBS. Start by thinking about phases, functions and products/deliverables and the contractual structure of your project. Level 2 might be something like; Project Management, Engineering, Construction Management, Procurement, Construction & Assembly Process Modules, Construction Jacket(s), Fabrication Piles, Fabrication Seafastening, Load Out, Transportation & Installation, Hook Up & Pre-Commissioning, Commissioning, As Built & Close Out etc. The actual breakdown will depend on the contractual structure and reporting requirements as much as the scope of work. Hope that helps D
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Tue, 2011-09-13 14:46
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Geoffrey Boulton
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Try get hold of a copy of "Spon's Fabrication Norms for Offshore Structures: A handbook for the oil, gas and petrochemical industries" - (very hard to come by and very expensive) was originaly written by Franklin Andrews. Hard to come by but is one of the few specific to Oil and Gas 

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Wed, 2011-08-03 15:50
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Peter Holroyd
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try the PMI WBS Practice Standard for examples and BoQ make up

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Fri, 2011-05-27 14:25
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Mohd Syahrul
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I think u should take a look at your Scope of Work. Doesnt matter Oil & Gas or Civil works, clearly understand your Scope of Work or Contract.

Thanks.

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Fri, 2011-05-27 14:25
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Mohd Syahrul
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I think u should take a look at your Scope of Work. Doesnt matter Oil & Gas or Civil works, clearly understand your Scope of Work or Contract.

Thanks.

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