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SPE Competency Management Tool SPE Competency Management Tool New Technology Standards & Regulations Crew Change Accelerate Development What is Competency? SPE Competency Management Tool (CMT) 6 Worked with SPE to identify initial


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SPE

Competency Management Tool

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SPE

Competency Management Tool

New Technology Standards & Regulations Crew Change Accelerate Development

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What is Competency?

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6

Disciplines

22

Job Competency Models

199

Competency Units

1,269

Training Resources

Worked with SPE to identify initial career stages Used IHRDC library of competencies Focus on 80% of SPE Membership coverage Developed a ‘lite’ version of robust CMS Online tool Tested with select members of SPE team

SPE Competency Management Tool (CMT)

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Reservoir Engineer 3 years of experience SPE Member

 How do I compare to industry expectations?  Where are my competency gaps?  Do I need training?  What other job titles can I assess myself against?  What training is available to me?  How do I get started with my development?

Introducing John Smith

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Accessing the SPE CMT

  • Access is through the SPE Member Site
  • The SPE Competency Management Tool

is free to John as an SPE member

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Accessing the SPE CMT

  • Access is through the SPE Member Site
  • The SPE Competency Management Tool

is free to John as an SPE member

  • Provides Single-sign on

access to members

  • Easy to use tutorials

guide John through the process

  • Beginning with his Self

Assessment

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  • John selects from 22 job competency

models

  • Choosing, Reservoir Engineer, the job title

that closely matches his own

Start the Self-Assessment

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  • John selects from 22 job competency

models

  • Choosing, Reservoir Engineer, the job title

that closely matches his own

Start the Self-Assessment

  • John then sees the list of

competency units and progresses through a self-assessment

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Complete the Self-Assessment

  • John then assesses his

skills against each competency unit

  • He checks each box

that he knows or is able to perform after reading the skills definition

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View Assessment Results

  • Once assessment is

complete, John can review assessment profile

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View Assessment Results

  • Once assessment is

complete, John can review assessment profile John can now answer:  How do I compare to industry expectations?  Where are my competency gaps?  Do I need training?

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Build Learning Plan

  • John selects up to three competency

gaps to add to his learning plan

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Build Learning Plan

  • John selects up to three competency

gaps to add to his learning plan

  • Selects the training resources he

wants to include to bridge the gap

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Active Learning Plan

  • John now has an active learning plan
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Active Learning Plan

  • John now has an active learning plan
  • Learning resources are

hyperlinked to courses

  • Leverages SPE training

resources, books, monographs

  • John can register from within the

SPE site

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I now know….

….industry expectations …where I need to gain knowledge …what my competency opportunities are …where to get started

SPE Competency Management Tool

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SPE

Competency Management Tool

Take the first step and visit: www.spe.org/training/cmt