Workpack Engineering for Refurbishment / Debottlenecking Works for both Onshore and Offshore Facility

What are the Goals?

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Understand what entails in field development planning (FDP) and project management
• Understand the complexities of Offshore and Onshore Refurbishment and Debottlenecking activities and what the activities entail
• Understand the processes of what is involved in the Workpack Engineering and how it is timely executed during shutdowns for both onshore and offshore facilities
• Understand and appreciate the work involved for each engineering discipline and the documents that are required – for both onshore and offshore activities
• Fully understand what are involved in mobilisation of marine vessels, construction crew, marine crew and construction equipment for offshore and what equipment are required for onshore works
• Understand the scope of commissioning and post-project activities during the shutdown window for the refurbishment and debottlenecking works- both onshore and offshore facilities

Who is this Training Course for?

This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

• Field Engineers
• Construction Supervisors
• Project Engineers
• Operations Engineers
• Workpack Engineers
• Various Discipline Engineers (structural, piping, equipment, electrical, instrumentation)
• Maintenance Engineers
• Contract Administrators, Buyers and Procurement Executives
• Cost Estimating, Project Control and Planning Engineers

Daily Agenda

Day One: Introduction to Workpack Engineering for Refurbishment and Debottlenecking Works for Onshore and Offshore Facilities

• Introduction to the course
• Pre-course assessment test
• Identify and set the expectations of the course participants
• Learning objectives of the course
• Overview of Field Development Planning (FDP)
• Project Management team (PMT), roles & responsibilities
• Refurbishment and Debottlenecking Works
• Typical scopes, examples
• Successes, failures

Day Two: Workpack Engineering

• Workpack process and execution
• Workpack Scope approvals and confirmation
• Site visits, site verification and comparison with drawings
• Updating and as-builting drawings and documentation
• Materials estimation
• Equipment estimation
• Manpower estimation
• Vendors, contractors and sub-contractors, specialists
• Mobilisation
• Loading
• Compilation of work pack documentation and drawings
• Procurement – cost-plus and overheads
• Construction and marine crew manpower recruitment & mobilisation
• Onshore Minor Fabrication

Day Three: Refurbishment and Debottlenecking Works Package

• Refurbishment and Debottlenecking Works
• HSE training requirements
• Site supervision
• QA/QC project documentation requirements
• Mobilisation of major and support marine vessels
• Overview of marine operations
• Onshore supply base and Load-out activities
• Logistics support activities
• IPOP/pre-execution reviews

Day Four: Refurbishment and Debottlenecking Activities

• Blasting and painting, cutting, fitting and welding, piping and piping supports
• Process equipment
• Pressure vessels
• Fired-equipment
• Rotating equipment
• Electrical works
• Instrumentation works

Day Five: Pre-Commissioning, Commissioning and Final Documentation

• Pre-commissioning activities, testing and inspection
• Commissioning activities
• Start-up and Hand-over
• Demobilisation
• Post-project activities
• Final documentation and payments
• Post-project learning
• Post-course assessment test