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Title: MEASUREMENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES - DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION CONSIDERATIONS
Author: Tom Cleveland
Source: 2022 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2022
Abstract: The role of a typical energy organizations Measurement department is to create, collect and validate raw measurement data from a variety of sources and to turn it into useable, valuable measurement information. This measurement information is then provided to other internal and external organizations for various financial, operational, and strategic uses. In addition to the Measurement department, many individuals from other departments are key stakeholders in the process, including technicians that install, maintain, and verify the equipment in the field, as well as collect samples. Commercial representatives involved in negotiations of various agreements include measurement language that requires consideration. SCADA resources configure polling engines to collect the data and deliver it to the measurement system. The stakeholders involved in various stages of the cradle to grave path of raw measurement data to final useable measurement information may report up through different managers in the organization or may be an outside service provider. This is overlaid on the fact that the final measurement information must be auditable, meet contractual requirements, and be delivered timely. Also, the process must be repeatable, as the final invoicing is based on a monthly accounting cycle. Different departments within the organizations may be operating with differing priorities of time and use of limited resources.

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