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FORMATIVELABZ INC

Energy and operations

AI for Oil and Gas

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About the program

This course takes oil and gas professionals from understanding AI to leading its adoption on a real asset, in six modules that each end in a hands-on project. Every learner finishes with a six-piece portfolio, and the last piece is a full AI roadmap for one asset.

Your learning journey

  1. 01AI Foundations and Problem Framing
  2. 02Oil and Gas Data Engineering
  3. 03Predictive Maintenance and Digital Twins
  4. 04Generative and Agentic AI
  5. 05Automation, OT Cybersecurity and Safe AI
  6. 06Emissions, Governance and AI Adoption

Who is this program designed for?

  • Engineers and technicians
  • Operations and HSE staff
  • Team leads
  • Upstream, midstream and downstream professionals

What you will build

  • A six-piece portfolio
  • An asset AI roadmap
  • A capstone panel presentation

Putting the learning to work

Explain AI in plain language, map use cases and recognise when AI is the wrong approach.

Practice areas

  • Problem framing
  • Field data preparation
  • Failure prediction
  • Document assistants
  • Operational safeguards
  • Emissions and governance

Why choose this program

01

A clear learning path

Six practical modules.

02

Work you can review

A six-piece portfolio

03

A practical focus

Explain AI in plain language, map use cases and recognise when AI is the wrong approach.

04

Learning with context

Engineers and technicians

05

Evidence of learning

Assess projects against four questions: does it solve a real oil and gas problem, does it work with evidence, are its limits and risks honest, and could a colleague use it? Your course assessment details are confirmed before enrollment.

06

A final piece of work

Choose one asset and propose priority use cases, data readiness, risks, safeguards, costs, benefits and a rollout plan. Present it to a mock leadership panel.

Completion and evidence of learning

Assess projects against four questions: does it solve a real oil and gas problem, does it work with evidence, are its limits and risks honest, and could a colleague use it? Your course assessment details are confirmed before enrollment.

  • A six-piece portfolio
  • An asset AI roadmap
  • A capstone panel presentation

Learning path

Module01

AI Foundations and Problem Framing

Explain AI in plain language, map use cases and recognise when AI is the wrong approach.

Project: Use-Case Canvas: a one-page problem, data, value and risk assessment.

Module02

Oil and Gas Data Engineering

Prepare messy field data through quality checks, time-series alignment and data governance.

Project: Clean the Field: a working data pipeline and quality report.

Module03

Predictive Maintenance and Digital Twins

Read false alarms and missed failures, test a prediction model and explain equipment health results.

Project: Predict the Failure: a model and equipment health dashboard.

Module04

Generative and Agentic AI

Build an assistant that answers from drilling documents and cites the report it used.

Project: Drilling Report Assistant: an assistant with a documented task.

Module05

Automation, OT Cybersecurity and Safe AI

Map operational risks, human oversight and safeguards around physical processes.

Project: AI Risk Map: risks and safeguards for a sample plant network.

Module06

Emissions, Governance and AI Adoption

Lead an asset-level adoption decision, including an emissions use case and a rollout plan.

Project: Asset AI Roadmap: a full proposal and panel presentation.

Preparation and entry requirements

Entry requirements will be confirmed before enrollment

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Where the learning fits

01

Engineers and technicians

02

Operations and HSE staff

03

Team leads

04

Upstream, midstream and downstream professionals

Build practical skills and a body of work you can explain and apply.

Projects and use cases

01

Capstone project

Asset AI Roadmap

Choose one asset and propose priority use cases, data readiness, risks, safeguards, costs, benefits and a rollout plan. Present it to a mock leadership panel.

01

AI Foundations and Problem Framing

Use-Case Canvas: a one-page problem, data, value and risk assessment.

02

Oil and Gas Data Engineering

Clean the Field: a working data pipeline and quality report.

03

Predictive Maintenance and Digital Twins

Predict the Failure: a model and equipment health dashboard.

04

Generative and Agentic AI

Drilling Report Assistant: an assistant with a documented task.

05

Automation, OT Cybersecurity and Safe AI

AI Risk Map: risks and safeguards for a sample plant network.

06

Emissions, Governance and AI Adoption

Asset AI Roadmap: a full proposal and panel presentation.

Practical learning for Calgary energy professionals

Start with one asset-level problem. The outline covers field data, maintenance, document assistants, safeguards and governance. Practise problem framing and data checks before deciding whether a tool is suitable.

A proposed exercise can use fictional maintenance records to compare a failure signal with a human review. Do not upload confidential asset records or connect a training project to live operations.

Does this replace site safety training?

No. Follow your workplace safety rules, role permissions and approved systems. This course is skills education, not permission to deploy an operational tool.

Your questions, answered

Who is this course for?

Engineers, technicians, operations and HSE staff, team leads and oil-and-gas professionals.

How much does it cost?

CAD 299 online (self-paced) / CAD 399 hybrid. Our team confirms payment arrangements directly. Fees may vary for international students outside Canada.

How long is the course?

Six modules. Ask our team about the learning-time commitment.

What will I work on?

A six-piece portfolio and an AI adoption roadmap for one asset.

Can I register now?

Yes. Registration is open. Register now and we confirm your place, fee, start date and access directly.

What happens after I register?

Register now, then confirm your course format, start date and access with Formativelabz. Review final delivery details, total cost and terms before enrollment. Enrollment and access are confirmed separately.

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Enrollment and program information

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Program fees

CAD 299 online (self-paced) / CAD 399 hybrid.

Fees may vary for international students outside Canada.

Intended participants

  • Engineers and technicians
  • Operations and HSE staff
  • Team leads
  • Upstream, midstream and downstream professionals

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