Best Practice - Subsea operations

- Subsea field development
- Subsea planning
- Subsea work tasks
- Crane operations and technologies
- Splash zone challenges
- Heave compensation needs/performance and technology

Knowledge:
Students should have the understanding of the complexity, rules and regulations, management and the most common tools used in offshore subsea industry seen by operational perspectives.     

Skills:
The student should be able to write procedures, scope of work and perform common calculations for these operations.     

General competence:
The students should have a general overview of subsea operations performed offshore.

The course is given during one week, and is organized with lectures on background topics and an introduction to a case study. The case study will then be solved individually or in groups and documented in a project report. The total workload for the course is expected to be 2 weeks including independent research and literature survey supporting the project work.Grading will be based on the project report, and will assess the candidate(s) ability to interpret, familiarize, reflect and apply the course topics.