course | Introduction to Facilities Engineering
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CEC-1166 | Introduction to Facilities Engineering
Course Sector : Civil Engineering
| Duration | Date from | Date to | Course Venue | Course fees | Book a course |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 Days | 05/10/2026 | 09/10/2026 | Online | $2,150 | Book now |
| 5 Days | 18/01/2027 | 22/01/2027 | Kuala Lumpur | $4,950 | Book now |
| 5 Days | 26/04/2027 | 30/04/2027 | Abu Dhabi | $4,250 | Book now |
| 5 Days | 11/07/2027 | 15/07/2027 | Riyadh | $4,250 | Book now |
Course Introduction
This training program consists to develop the knowledge and skill for the design requirement in each phase of engineering project named conceptual, basic and detailed design or using international terminology: Design Basis), Project proposal, conceptual, basic and detailed designs.
The training program covers the most important aspects of engineering disciplines in the different phases of the design: civil, mechanical, process, electrical; safety, instrumentation and control, communication system, piping and pipeline, and value engineering.
Course objective
- Understand the sequence and phases of project execution.
- Learn the cost impact and benefits at each project phase.
- Recognize key deliverables in Conceptual, Basic, and Detailed Engineering.
- Define project scope and resources in the Facilities Design Basis.
- Assess the role of design contractors and construction agencies.
- Learn how to estimate costs during the design phase.
- Understand key elements of process engineering and deliverables.
- Evaluate risks, environmental impacts, and operational philosophies in Conceptual Engineering.
- Develop preliminary designs in mechanical, civil, electrical, and instrumentation engineering.
- Learn how to perform cost estimations and layout evaluations.
- Understand risk analysis and safety requirements in Conceptual Engineering.
- Finalize process layout and equipment specifications.
- Understand the importance of energy requirements and material specifications in Basic Engineering.
- Learn to consolidate basic engineering and perform risk analysis.
- Dive into detailed engineering design and deliverables for mechanical, civil, electrical, and instrumentation engineering.
- Perform detailed cost and risk evaluations.
- Learn how to assess HSE requirements for final project delivery.
Course audience
- Process, Mechanical,
- Instrumentation and control
- Civil and Electrical engineering.
- Engineering Project Managers.
Course Outline | DAY 1
Introduction
- Project Initial evaluation
- Project execution sequence
- Benefits.
- Cost impact vs project phase.
- Standards to be applied.
- Activities and deliverables in each phase of project development.
- Conceptual Engineering phase.
- Basic Engineering phase.
- Detailed Engineering phase.
- Estimated costs
Facilities Design Basis
- Definition of the main element of the project scope (what would be built)
- Definition of the project scope of work
- Deliverables
- The plan
- Resources
Course Outline | DAY 2
Facilities Design Basis (cont.)
- Design contractor information
- A construction agency to effectively plan and execute the project
- Cost estimation
- Conceptual Engineering
Process Eng.
- Input verification.
- Evaluation of probable process strategies.
- Typical deliverables (FD, main equipment list, preliminary specification of process elements, preliminary risk considerations, uncertainty estimation of product quality, environmental impact estimation, operational philosophy).
- Review of real case examples
Mechanical Eng.
- Preliminary layout.
- Evaluation and preliminary sizing of pipeline, piping, and process equipment.
- Cost estimation.
- Review of real case examples
Course Outline | DAY 3
Conceptual Engineering (cont.)
- Piping and pipelines
- Preliminary layout.
- Evaluation and preliminary sizing of pipeline, piping, and process equipment.
- Cost estimation.
- Review of real case examples
Civil Eng.
- Evaluation and identification of main construction elements.
- Preliminary sizing and Cost estimation
- Real case review
- Electrical Eng.
- Preliminary electrical power requirements.
- Evaluation of power sources
- Power distribution strategy
- Cost estimation
- Real case review
Instrumentation Eng.
- Identification of instrumentation and control requirements.
- Evaluation of control strategies.
- Identification of main instrumentation.
- Cost estimation
- Real case review
Review of Conceptual Engineering
- PFD and UFD development and approval
- Sizing of process equipment
- Risk analysis
- Safety requirements
- Environmental impact evaluation
- Review of operational philosophy.
- Global test definition
Course Outline | DAY 4
Basic Engineering (and FEED)
- Mechanical Eng.
- Final process layout.
- Piping and equipment layouts.
- Specifications of mechanical equipment
- Maintenance guidelines.
- Energy requirements.
- Pipeline preliminary design.
- Material specifications.
- Material estimation.
- Definition of tests for mechanical equipment
- Cost estimation
Civil Eng.
- Loads estimation.
- Preliminary design of buildings, foundations, and main structures.
- Roads.
- Cost estimation.
- Electrical power estimated consumption.
- Power generation/supply specifications.
- Energy distribution system specifications.
- Main electrical equipment specifications.
- Area classification definition.
- Cost estimation.
Instrumentation Eng.
- Preliminary P&ID.
- Control system specifications.
- General specifications for instrumentation.
- Specifications of the data acquisition system.
- Control valve preliminary sizing and specifications.
- Alarm system philosophy.
- Operation philosophy.
- Maintenance guidelines
- Review of Basic Engineering.
- Basic Engineering consolidation.
- Risk analysis.
- Cost estimation.
- Interaction among specialists
Course Outline | DAY 5
Detailed Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering:
- Design
- Deliverable
Civil Engineering
- Design
- Deliverables
Electrical Engineering:
- Design
- Deliverables
Instrumentation Engineering:
- Design
- Deliverables
Piping and pipeline:
- Design
BOOST’s Professional Attendance Certificate “BPAC”
BPAC is always given to the delegates after completing the training course,and depends on their attendance of the program at a rate of no less than 80%,besides their active participation and engagement during the program sessions.
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