Udemy
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
Turn what you know into an opportunity and reach millions around the world.
Learn More
Your cart is empty.
Keep shopping
Digital for the Front Line Worker in Oil and Gas
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(46 ratings)
651 students

Digital for the Front Line Worker in Oil and Gas

Definitions, Key Technologies, Impacts
Created byGeoffrey Cann
Last updated 11/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Gain an understanding of what digital is
  • Understand why digital is important for the industry
  • Learn how digital projects are different from traditional engineering projects
  • Understand the impacts of digital on jobs
  • Discover the impacts of digital on the individual worker

Course content

1 section9 lectures49m total length
  • Digital for the Front Line Worker in Oil and Gas4:36

    This provides an overview of the course and its curriculum.

  • Introduction2:00

    This lecture sets out the specific learning goals for the course.

  • Definition of Digital11:55

    This lecture presents a definition of digital, the two 'laws' of digital (Moore's Law and Metcalfe's Law) and how business models are impacted by digital

  • Digital definition
  • Why Digital Is Important4:55

    This lecture presents the forces of change from the perspective of managers, and the drivers for change from the perspective of Front Line Workers.

  • Why digital is important
  • Reference Works1:05

    Special offer just for Udemy: 25% off the regular on-line retail price for the books on which this course is based: 

    Bits, Bytes, and Barrels: The Digital Transformation of Oil and Gas, and

    Carbon, Capital, and the Cloud: A Playbook for Digital Oil and Gas

  • How digital projects are conducted6:58
  • How Digital Is Adopted
  • The Impacts of Digital on Jobs in the Industry9:55

    In this lecture we review the digital technologies most likely to be used by front line workers, including wearables (eyewear, visors, goggles and safety gear), robots, smart equipment and smart tools, cameras, voice recognition and mobile apps on phones and tablets.

  • Digital Impacts on Jobs
  • The Impacts of Digital On the Worker6:21

    In this lecture we go over the myths and misconceptions about digital, and the reality for the front line worker.

  • Actions You Can Take2:07

    In this lecture we look at how the front line worker might get involved in a digital project.

  • Course Recap

Requirements

  • An operations role in the oil and gas industry
  • No experience with digital is required

Description

Are you a front line worker in oil and gas, and being expected to work with new digital technologies on the job? Are you wondering why your company and the industry is investing in these tools? Are you interested in how innovations like wearables (like smart watches and goggles), smartphone cameras, smart tools, robots and sensors will impact your job?

If you answer YES to these questions, then this course is for you. This series of short lectures covers the basics of digital for the front line worker (field service workers, rig workers, fabricators, welders, mechanics, technicians, contractors, operators, and supervisors — basically anyone who works principally in oil and gas operations).

Front line workers are in the upstream (oil and gas exploration, production), midstream (crude and gas pipeline operations, gas plants, shipping), and downstream (LNG plants, refining, wholesale).

The course presents:

  1. a simple definition of digital,

  2. why digital is important for individuals working oil and gas, their companies and the industry at large,

  3. how digital solutions are developed for use in oil and gas,

  4. the impacts that digital has on jobs in the industry, and

  5. the impacts that digital will have on you, the front line worker.

By the end of the course, you’ll have a much better understanding of digital and its impacts on the industry, and the impacts on you as a professional.

Who this course is for:

  • Front line workers in oil and gas (upstream, midstream, downstream)
  • Oil and gas operators
  • Field service workers
  • Rig workers
  • Technicians
  • Contractors
  • Supervisors of workers in oil and gas