Introduction to Facilities Engineering

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.

• 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.