Commissioning Engineer: Field Development & Equipment Commissioning

Introduction:

Field development and equipment commissioning represent critical phases to ensure the success and sustainability of industrial projects. These operations require strict adherence to engineering procedures and operational standards to achieve efficiency, quality, and safety in this context Seattle International Institute for Training presents a specialized training program designed to enhance the readiness of technical and engineering personnel in executing commissioning operations and equipment testing.

This course covers fundamental concepts and practical applications of pre-commissioning and field operations, empowering participants to manage projects effectively and professionally.

Objectives:  

Participants in this course will learn to:

Ø  Enhance practical understanding of pre-commissioning and commissioning steps for facilities and equipment.

Ø  Develop planning and organizational skills for field inspections and testing activities.

Ø  Enable participants to execute performance tests and verify operational readiness.

Ø  Build capabilities in troubleshooting and managing emergencies during commissioning.

Ø  Strengthen technical coordination among different work teams during commissioning phases.

Target Audience:

This course is ideal for:

Ø  Project and field engineers.

Ø  Operations and maintenance engineers.

Ø  Mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation engineers.

Ø  Safety officers and field supervisors.

Ø  All technicians and personnel involved in commissioning activities.

Course Outline:

Day 1: Introduction and Preparation for Commissioning

• Introduction to pre-commissioning and commissioning concepts.
• Field development stages and equipment preparation.
• Reviewing project documentation and technical drawings.
• Preparing initial inspection checklists.
• Health and safety requirements before field operations.

Day 2: Planning Commissioning Activities

• Strategies for preparing commissioning and inspection schedules.
• Identifying energy and utility requirements during commissioning.
• Managing cleaning, drying, and hydrostatic testing activities.
• Reviewing emergency response and contingency plans.
• Assigning responsibilities among technical teams and contractors.

Day 3: Conducting Inspections and Tests

• Pre-commissioning acceptance tests.
• Functional performance testing of equipment and systems.
• Handling deviations and observations during testing.
• Verifying documentation and quality certificates.
• Preparing final inspection and testing reports.

Day 4: Troubleshooting and Preparing for Final Commissioning

• Procedures for handling failures during commissioning.
• Coordinating retesting and re-inspection activities.
• Training final operations teams on systems and equipment.
• Reviewing project handover documentation.
• Role of operations and maintenance teams in transition phases.

Day 5: Final Handover and Continuous Improvement

• Final handover procedures for equipment and systems.
• Reviewing performance and ensuring project requirements are met.
• Managing modifications and post-commissioning recommendations.
• Analyzing lessons learned and developing future improvement plans.
• Final evaluation of participants and discussion of real-world case studies.