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Système de codage du coût standard pour la production de gaz et d’huile, et des installations de traitement
First edition (15.08.2016)
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This International Standard provides the specifications for a standard cost coding system (SCCS) to be used for classification of costs associated with the development and operation of oil and gas production and processing facilities.
The purpose of the SCCS is to enable the costs of exploration, development projects and operations to be organized, collected and reported allowing analysis and comparison across (parts of) projects and assets.
This International Standard is designed to provide a uniform coding basis for both estimate preparation and collecting/collating related historical data in order to facilitate benchmarking and analysis. It is also intended to provide the basis for exchange of cost and quantity data between parties, e.g. between companies or contractors or across projects.
This International Standard establishes a coding system that enables any in-house or commercial data system to meet these data exchange requirements.
The SCCS may also be utilized to capture consistent data for physical quantities, e.g. weight, length, areas, volumes, flow rate, work hours and durations. This will facilitate the development and measure of unit costs and cost metrics.
The scope of work that is being classified has three key aspects (also known as facets) namely, physical asset [coded by the physical breakdown structure (PBS)] , activity [coded by the standard activity breakdown structure (SAB)] and resource [coded by the code of resource (COR)].
Hence the SCCS is composed of three complementary and disjoint sub-classifications, each one dealing with one of the aspects. This is technically known as a poly-hierarchical or faceted classification system.
The main body of this International Standard contains the principles and usage of the SCCS. It also includes implementation requirements for the expansion of the coding system by individual organisations.
The annexes include:
— the SCCS codes their names and description;
— examples of use of the codes.
Application of ISO 19008 can also be useful when performing production assurance, reliability management and Life Cycle Cost (LCC) analysis; see ISO 20815, ISO 14224 and ISO 15663.
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 Abbreviated items
4 Application
4.1 Users of this International Standard
4.2 Principles
4.2.1 Coding basis
4.2.2 Relationship between the codes
4.3 Requirements
4.4 Extension
4.5 Reporting requirements
5 Conformance
Annex A (normative) Physical breakdown structure – PBS codes
Annex B (normative) Standard activity breakdown – SAB codes
Annex C (normative) Code of resource – COR codes
Annex D (informative) Example of use
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