PMKBS Competencies in the Upstream Energy Industry: The Next Steps Bruce Thomas- PetroSkills Presented to: Global Energy
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PMKBS Competencies in the Upstream Energy Industry: The Next Steps Bruce Thomas- PetroSkills Presented to: Global Energy Management Institute Building the Energy Workforce of the Future November 3, 2005 Houston, Texas. The past. The Journeyman and the Master Craftsman.
PMKBS Competencies in the Upstream Energy Industry: The Next Steps Bruce Thomas- PetroSkills Presented to: Global Energy
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PMKBS Competencies in the Upstream Energy Industry: The Next Steps Bruce Thomas- PetroSkills Presented to: Global Energy Management Institute Building the Energy Workforce of the Future November 3, 2005 Houston, Texas
The past The Journeyman and the Master Craftsman Source: Williamsburg. net
Today Developing the Journeyman into the Master Craftsman • Quickly/efficiently/effectively • Cyclic industry • Workforce demographics • Retention • Demand on individuals • Enhanced technologies • Employee value • Business value Source: Williamsburg. net
The challenge- don’t let this happen again! >20% Reduction in Performance Well Depth Drilling Performance Active Rigs >20% of workforce had <5 yrs experience for 10 yrs Source: BHI Rig Count, IPAA
The case for competency Piper Alpha 1988 Cullen Enquiry 1990 Source: Wikipedia. org
The case for competency Piper Alpha 1988 Source: Williamsburg. net
The case for competency Piper Alpha 1988 Source: Wikipedia. org
Training and competency One solution: Develop the technical workforce quickly, efficientlyandeffectively utilizing business relevantcompetencies, competency based training, workplace activities and measurement
Training and competency • Training- - Knowledge and skills • Competency- - Knowledge, skills and behaviors assessed to a standard- relating directly to workplace activities • Holistic approach- • - Competencies, training, work experience, • measure and implementation
Case history Tailored Competency Map Career Goals Current & Future Business Needs Employee / Supv Development Discussion Create Personal Skill Inventory Holistic Approach Skill GAP • Execute Development Plan • Courses • Work Experiences • Job Assignments Create Individual Technical Development Plan
Process: Pros and Cons • Pros: • Skills to solve business problems • Competitive advantage • Focused • Skill inventory • Organizational standard/knowledge sharing • Cons: • Costly to build and implement • Paradigms • Competency = performance
Case history • An industry alliance approach • Competency maps for technical disciplines • Competency based training (K/S) • Competency based work programs (K/S/B) • Assessment to standard • Course/career progressions
Case history • An industry alliance approach • Member SME teams build • - competencies • - training curricula • - work experiences • Alliance teams • - instructor/course QC • - improvement and measurement processes
Competencies-the next steps The Journeyman becoming the Master Craftsman Source: Williamsburg. net
Competencies-The Next Steps • Transfer the knowledge
Competencies-The Next Steps • Business case for leaders and value proposition for supervisors and employees
Competencies-The Next Steps • Implement all components of process
Competencies-The Next Steps • Competency as base for performance
Competencies-The Next Steps • Mentoring/coaching at all career stages
Competencies-the next steps • The Journeyman • becomes the • Master Craftsman • Because : • Performance base • Mentoring • Knowledge • Business relevance • Sound process Source: Williamsburg. net
Competencies-The Next Steps People must keep business strong by: P erformance M entoring K nowledge B usiness relevance S ound processes