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In November 2016, Relentless Pursuit of Perfection Ltd (rp2) was engaged to deliver a 3-day training session on ‘Technical Limit’ to provide Petronas front-line personnel with the skills necessary to effectively deliver Technical Limit (TL) in the workplace.

In July 2016, rp² were engaged to facilitate a 2-day DWOP in Egypt. Eight break-out groups generated 48 actions items, 8 identified as high priority. The groups felt empowered to investigate well-cost savings and identified potential savings of $240,000 for the well with a further $500,000 for subsequent wells.

In June 2016, rp² were engaged to facilitate a 2-day DWOP in the Republic of Congo. 13 groups at the two sessions generated 102 action items, 31 of which were labelled as high priority. Whilst it was not a declared aim of the meeting, as with all DWOPs facilitated by rp², the groups felt empowered to investigate well-cost savings and identified potential savings of $1.25 million for this first well and total savings of up to $12.2 million if applied across the campaign.

In March 2016, rp² were engaged to facilitate a 2-day DWOP & HAZID in Japan. 8 breakout teams developed 70 actions by the end of the DWOP and the HAZID team identified and discussed over 50 identified risks. Following on from the success of the DWOP/HAZID, rp² returned to Japan to conduct a 2-day TWOP & HAZID in May 2016. 4 breakout teams developed 50 actions by the end of TWOP and the HAZID team identified and discussed 66 identified risks.

In April 2016, we were invited to facilitate a 2-day DWOP in South Africa. Here, we captured Terry O\'Shaughnessy (Rignet) explaining even the smallest marginal gain makes a difference.

We were invited by the BP Egypt Deepwater team to help them tackle performance. The wells (HPHT) were very challenging, and whilst technically-successful, it was clear that the well times (and costs) needed to be dramatically reduced. The end result? The wells team announced that they had been recognised as the best team within BP global, based on both safety and efficiency metrics.