| Date | Venue | Fees | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19 - 30 Oct 2026 | London - UK | $ 11,900 | |
| 05 - 16 Apr 2027 | London - UK | $ 11,900 | |
| 18 - 29 Oct 2027 | London - UK | $ 11,900 |
Introduction
The asset register is the authoritative record of what an oil and gas operator owns, where it is located, who holds custody of it and what condition it is in. It underpins maintenance planning, financial reporting, partner reconciliation and audit. In practice, registers degrade: records are created inconsistently at project handover, assets move between locations without notification, tags are lost, duplicates accumulate and disposals go unposted.
The position is more complex where assets are held under joint venture arrangements or imported under tax exemption. Ownership, custody and reporting responsibility sit in different places, partner records rarely align with company records, and exempt assets carry obligations that continue beyond the end of petroleum activities. This training course provides a practical framework for designing, populating, verifying and maintaining an asset register in this environment.
This Development, Implementation and Management of an Asset Register for Oil & Gas Operations training course will highlight:
- Asset register design, data fields, classification and coding conventions
- Asset identification, tagging and master data establishment
- Physical asset verification and reconciliation with documentation
- Control and reconciliation of assets held by joint venture partners
- Assets acquired and imported under tax exemption arrangements
- Asset register governance, controls, reporting and audit requirements
Objectives
By the end of this Development, Implementation and Management of an Asset Register for Oil & Gas Operations training course, participants will be able to:
- Develop a fit-for-purpose asset register and supporting data structure
- Establish standardised asset identification, classification and coding procedures
- Determine the minimum information required for each class of asset
- Collect and validate asset information from joint venture partners
- Conduct physical verification and reconciliation exercises
- Track assets throughout the lifecycle from acquisition to disposal
- Establish controls over assets held by partners and imported under exemption
- Produce reliable asset reports for management, audit and operational purposes
- Develop an implementation roadmap for the asset register
Training Methodology
This GLOMACS training course combines instructor-led presentation with worked examples, facilitated discussion and case studies drawn from oil and gas operating environments. Participants work with a sample company and joint venture asset dataset, together with register templates, coding structures, verification checklists, discrepancy reports and reconciliation working papers. Exercises are built around incomplete and inconsistent data so that delegates practise diagnosis and correction. The programme concludes with the development of an asset register implementation roadmap.
Organisational Impact
Organisations whose employees attend this training course will benefit from:
- A complete, accurate and centralised record of company and joint venture assets
- Standardised asset identification, classification and master data
- Improved reconciliation between company records and partner records
- Stronger control over assets imported and deployed under tax exemption
- Reduced incidence of missing, duplicated, unrecorded and misclassified assets
- Improved audit trails, supporting documentation and audit outcomes
Personal Impact
Participants attending this Development, Implementation and Management of an Asset Register for Oil & Gas Operations training course will enhance their ability to:
- Design and populate an asset register from first principles
- Establish asset identification, tagging and classification structures
- Plan and conduct physical asset verification exercises
- Investigate and resolve discrepancies in asset records
- Apply controls over asset custody, transfer, retirement and disposal
- Produce asset reports and performance indicators for management and audit
Who should Attend?
This Development, Implementation and Management of an Asset Register for Oil & Gas Operations training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals, but will greatly benefit:
- Asset Managers, Asset Controllers and Asset Custodians
- Maintenance, Reliability and Engineering Professionals
- Finance, Fixed Asset and Cost Control Professionals
- Joint Venture, Partner Relations and Petroleum Contract Personnel
- Internal Auditors, Risk and Compliance Professionals
- Procurement, Materials, Warehouse and Logistics Professionals
- CMMS, EAM and ERP System Owners and Master Data Teams
Asset Management in Oil and Gas Operations
- Concepts, Principles and Objectives of Asset Management
- Types and Categories of Oil and Gas Assets
- The Asset Lifecycle and Its Information Requirements
- Asset Ownership, Custody and Accountability
- Roles, Responsibilities and Interfaces across the Organisation
Fundamentals of Asset Register Development
- Purpose, Objectives and Benefits of a Centralised Asset Register
- Key Information Required for Each Class of Asset
- Asset Identification, Classification and Categorisation
- Asset Numbering, Coding and Tagging Systems
- Asset Hierarchy and the Establishment of Master Data
Designing and Structuring the Asset Register
- Determining the Scope and Boundaries of the Register
- Identifying Required Data Fields and Developing the Register Template
- Recording Ownership, Custodianship, Acquisition and Procurement Data
- Recording Location, Operational Status, Condition and Valuation
- Recording Maintenance History, Transfers, Retirement and Disposal
Asset Data Collection, Verification and Validation
- Sources of Asset Information and Review of Procurement and Financial Records
- Planning and Conducting Physical Asset Verification
- Reconciling Physical Assets with Documentation
- Handling Missing, Duplicate, Damaged, Obsolete and Unidentified Assets
- Data Validation, Quality Assurance and the Verification Checklist
Assets Held by Joint Venture Partners
- Asset Ownership and Accountability within Joint Venture Arrangements
- Assets Acquired and Imported under Tax Exemption Arrangements
- Partner Reporting Requirements and Custody Obligations
- Reconciliation of Company Records with Partner Records
- Asset Transfers and Management Following Completion of Petroleum Activities
Asset Lifecycle Management
- Acquisition, Commissioning and Deployment
- Utilisation and Operational Monitoring
- Maintenance, Repair, Upgrade and Refurbishment
- Transfers, Movement and Change of Custody
- Decommissioning, Retirement, Disposal and the Lifecycle Audit Trail
Asset Integrity and Condition Management
- Principles of Asset Integrity and Asset Criticality
- Identifying Critical Assets and Assessing Asset Condition
- Risk-based Approaches to Asset Management
- Preventive and Corrective Maintenance Records
- Linking Asset Condition to Maintenance and Replacement Decisions
Asset Register Controls, Governance and Audit
- Internal Controls over Assets and Segregation of Responsibilities
- Authorisation, Approval and Documentation Requirements
- Periodic Asset Reconciliation and Verification Procedures
- Managing Discrepancies and Meeting Audit Requirements
- Prevention of Asset Loss, Misuse and Fraud
Asset Register Systems, Data Management and Reporting
- Manual, Spreadsheet-based and Electronic Asset Registers
- Computerised Maintenance Management Systems and Enterprise Asset Management Platforms
- Integration with Procurement, Finance and Maintenance Systems
- Data Security, Access Controls, Backup and Recovery
- Asset Status, Movement, Condition and Reconciliation Reporting
Applied Session and Implementation Roadmap
- Building a Register Structure from a Sample Company and Partner Dataset
- Populating Master Data, Ownership, Custodianship, Location and Condition
- Reconciling Partner Records and Resolving Discrepancies
- Generating Management Reports and Key Performance Indicators
- Current-state Assessment, Pilot and Full Implementation Roadmap
- Upon successful completion of this training course, GLOMACS Certificate will be awarded to the delegates. Continuing Professional Education credits (CPE): In accordance with the standards of the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, one CPE credit is granted per 50 minutes of attendance
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