OMS Architecture
Consistent with other Information Technology process enablement models, OMS must have an architecture and governance model. The figure below depicts this and consists of two major components:
Core Foundation
Policy—Organizational Governance requirements
Standards—Industry Standard such as API and non-Industry such as ISO
Competency—Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSA) of the combined workforce as well as its state of Training
Tools—Whatever is required to perform job functions including hand tools, software and sensors, et al.
Operations
Process—High Level Business Process that maybe across functions, departments and even firms
Procedure—Subset of the overall process that is a series of steps to accomplish good practices
Relationship—As stated herein, 3rd parties perform most of the work in the field. There is a relationship between the operator and contractor as well between contractor and subcontractors.
Task—is the Job to be performed at the worksite such as repair a pump, drill a well or SEMS Audit
Sub Task—those major components of a Task