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Transition Planning

Randa ShammasMember for 22 years 1 month
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Ok Planners,

I need some help on this one and any advice/recommendations will be highly appreciated.

I am in the initial phases of preparing a transition plan for maintenance & operations of existing oil production plants. A transition plan will schedule all activities needed for work to be done while handing over from one M&O contractor to another.

It is a plan that will ensure that the transition will be smooth, reliable, effective, with minimum impact and disruption to the production cycle.

I’ve never done this before. All my previous experience has been on engineering, procurememnt, construction and commissiong planning. Have ANY one of you prepared a transition plan before? I would really need to ask a series of questions on the topic, mainly how is progress recorded on such activities?

Cheers,

R

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    Jaco Stadler ·
    Hi Randa

    Nothing to do with transition planning but I dont understand something. ????

    Have you done commisioning or not.

    "I’ve never done this before. All my previous experience has been on engineering, procurememnt, construction and commissiong planning."

    "Commissioning I believe is done like construction, but you should check on that cause i’m not sure."

    PS Transition planning I believe is the same as handing over of a project with other words you first need to do the Procedure’s Then you need to do the "PIM/PTM" and then you do the Schedule.
    Cheers

    Cheers
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    Randa Shammas ·
    Jaco,

    let me clarify, I have in fact built a commissioning plan (sequneciong by system) on primavera, but i did not get to record progress on commissioning.

    so although I’ve done the commisioning scheduling work and sat down withthe commissioning team to decide on the wight factors, I never stayed long enough for the commissioning activities to begin.

    are you in Oil & Gas in the UAE?

    Randa

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