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Engineering Management Training



HERVE BARON



Welcome to this presentation This is a preview of my Engineering Management training



3 public sessions will be held in 2015: May 26-28, Paris, France







September 2-4, Paris, France







October 23-26, Lombok (Bali area), Indonesia



© 2014 – Hervé Baron







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Training objectives & scope



To get familiar with both BASIC and DETAILED Engineering To know the work of the various Engineering disciplines and get familiar with all common engineering deliverables To understand the challenges faced by Engineering To provide you with practical tips on how to control engineering execution by a sub-contractor



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Training contents



In each Engineering discipline:  Explain the design basis and criteria  Clarify the technical vocabulary  Provide basic technical knowledge  Explain the discipline activities  Show the disciplines deliverables  Explain the sequence of the work with easy to read flow diagrams  Highlight the interfaces with other disciplines



 Confirm knowledge acquisition by a Quiz in the end



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 Perform hand-on exercise, in particular sizing



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Textbook, 270 pages



Your training materials Exercise book, 60 pages



http://www.editionstechnip.com/en/catalogue-detail/1111/oil-gas-engineering-guide-the.html



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CD Training slides (~1000 nos) Great for your tablets!



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My pedagogy



A word about my pedagogy…







All matters are explained by means of example. That’s the best way to learn!







I ask first before I present anything







You will be asked to find out by yourselves







The purpose is to make the brain wiring for the future © 2014 – Hervé Baron



Training Agenda Day 1



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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Training Agenda Day 2



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Hands-on – mini EPC Project







Key aspects of Engineering • • • • • • •



The Technical baseline: the Contractual requirements Engineering organization, split of Work and resources Interfaces between disciplines BASIC vs DETAIL design Document control Engineering Interface with Procurement, Construction, Third Parties IT



• Management of changes © 2014 – Hervé Baron



Training Agenda Day 3



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The main challenge: meeting the Project schedule • FEED • EPC







How to control a Contractor The plan Progress measurement Factors that could Impact progress Engineering Controls and KPIs Engineering Quality Critical Points to watch



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Training Agenda Day 1



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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Project development phases Front-end Loading



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gate



gate



FEL-2 BASIC Engineering/Conceptual



FEL-3 FEED



Objective: Define the business opportunity



Objective: Confirm feasibility,, select technology, refine cost estimate, identify risks



Objective: refine cost estimate, prepare EPC phase



Content: Technical assessment, milestone schedule, estimated cost range



Content: Evaluate alternates, confirm feasibility, develop process design



Content: Evaluate alternates, confirm feasibility, develop process design



Deliverables: Functional requirements, economic evaluation



Deliverables: +/-30% cost estimate, preliminary schedule, layout, process design



Deliverables: +/-10-20% cost estimate, Design basis for EPC, MR for LLI



By: Company



By: Contractor



By: Contractor



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FEL-1 Business Planning Phase



Basic Engineering/FEED



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Client Documents submitted to client



Process Design Package (PDP)



Approval/ Comments



Engineering



Vendors / SubContractors Inquiries



Cost Estimate Department Documents for Inquiry: Bill of Materials / specifications Client Engineering basis for EPC call for tender ???



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What else is delivered at FEED stage?



Quotations



The Engineering Work process synoptic



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Process design PFDs



P&IDs



H&M balance



Piping Instrumentation



Process data sheet



Equipment specification



Layout Civil Electrical



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Rotating Pressure vessels Fired equipment Heat exchangers Packages etc.



Vendor drawings



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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List of common Engineering Deliverables



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Specifications



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What difference can you see between the 2 sets of specifications? Design criteria for civil, structural and building engineering



Technical specification – structural steel materials and fabrication



Design specification for roads



Specification for asphalt paving



Design specification for sewage and drainage



Specification for hot dip galvanized anchor bolts



Specification for plant outdoor lighting



Technical specification Low Voltage Motors



Telecommunication and information system philosophy



Technical specification for Machine Monitoring system



Instrumentation and control system design basis



Technical specification for control valves



Fire Protection Design



Technical specification for fire detection devices in buildings



Safety concept Design philosophy for cathodic protection Specification for pipe supports design



Technical specification for wheeled fire extinguishers Technical specification for isolating joint Technical specification for cathodic protection materials



Technical specification for centrifugal pumps Technical specification for tail gas incinerator



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Job specification for supply for piping sliding plates



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The (Basic) Engineering Design Data Draw the Table of Contents



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Training Agenda Day 1



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables



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PROCESS Design basis and criteria Process Simulations, Process Flow Diagrams, HMB, equipment list Process description Equipment sizing P&IDs Piping specification and sizing Instrument process specification Process and Emergency shutdown Flare study Operating manual



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Process design criteria



Design margins Design Pressure and Temperature criteria Equipment sizing criteria Line sizing criteria Control valve sizing criteria



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Engineering disciplines: activities and deliverables



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PROCESS Design basis and criteria Process Simulations, Process Flow Diagrams, HMB, equipment list Process description Equipment sizing P&IDs Piping specification and sizing Instrument process specification Process and Emergency shutdown Flare study Operating manual



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Process simulations



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Input - Feed composition and conditions



Simulator settings - Flow scheme - Thermodynamic model - Equipment performance



Output - Stream flows and composition - Equipment duty



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Block Flow Diagrams & Process Flow Diagrams



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The Process Flow Diagram (PFD)



Results from process simulations







Depicts the various Equipment within a Process (or Utility) Unit and their sequence







Shows the process controls







The individual drawing item of the PFD is the Equipment Item



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Process eqiupment sizing Case study: Production separator Sets the gas cross section



Vessel size



Sets the liquid volume



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Process Data Sheet



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Contents of the Process Data Sheet: • Design conditions • Overdesign • Fluid properties • Equipment duty • Skeleton drawing & dimensions • Material (generic type) and corrosion allowance • Specification of internals: demister, distributor, baffle etc. • Nozzles list • Allowable pressure drop, fouling factor, Cp, Cv, enthalpy curve (for HX, heaters) •Available NPSH (for pumps)



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Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)



What purpose does a P&ID serve?



During operation: • Reference drawing for operator, work permit, plant modifications etc.



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At design stage: • Defines the design basis for Piping & Instrumentation disciplines • Serves to show and agree the operating and maintenance features between Engineer and Owner or between Engineer and Vendor • Serves to show the interface with equipment/package vendors • Perform HAZOP review



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Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs)



Important features (1/3)



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Normal operation • Redundancy for critical instruments / safety switches Shutdown • Check valves Start-up • Pressurization • warm-up / purge lines Maintenance • Equipment isolation & bypass: valves, spectacle/blind • Nitrogen injection, vent • Drains • Control and ON/OFF valves isolation • Instrument isolation



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Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) types of P&IDs



Legend and Symbols Identification & Numbering Details and Typicals Process or Utility P&ID Distribution P&ID Interconnection P&ID Pumps auxiliary P&ID Package P&ID



P&ID representation



Details



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P&ID work sequence



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Vendor drawings



P&ID Review



IFR



HAZOP



IFD Piping MTO & 1st PO



Piping MTO & Top-up’s



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Piping MTO & RFQ



IFC



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Quiz Which revision of P&IDs has the following purpose/contents?



Purpose Collect Client comments Perform PID review Perform HAZOP Perform Piping MTO for 1st Piping purchase Freeze Control system I/O list Issue Piping ISOs Contents Comments from all disciplines



IFR



IFD



IFC



IFR



IFD



IFC



Comments from Piping, I&C disciplines Finalized interfaces with eqt/package Exercised Contract Option(s) © 2014 – Hervé Baron



Size, number of PSVs and CVs Diameter of process lines Diameter of utility lines HAZOP comments incorporated Client comments incorporated



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Process Engineering / schedule Hands-on exercise



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Training Agenda Day 1



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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Process Data Sheet vs Mechanical Data Sheet



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Look at the PDS and MDS in your exercise book. What additional information is contained in the MDS? What does Mechanical design entail?



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Equipment / Mechanical



What is a package ? What is, for Engineering, the purpose to order as a package ? What is usually ordered as a package ? Which is the responsible discipline ? Which document is produced to specify a package ? By whom ?



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What are the key things to consider when specifying a package?



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Instrumentation Specification for packaged units



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Test



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Identify the documents issued by Engineering to order each type of equipment… Equipment



Process discipline Equipment/Mechanical discipline PDS



Duty spec



MDS



Particular General Specification Specification



MR



Pressure Vessel Rotating equipment Reactor Heat Exchanger – Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger – Other type Package



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Fired heater



Training Agenda Day 1



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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HAZOP hands-on exercise



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Fill the table © 2014 – Hervé Baron



Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA) case study: gas leak in Turbo-compressor building



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Step 2: Event tree analysis Release Frequency



Probability of immediate ignition for 1-50 kg/s release rate is 7% (from statistical data)



Immediate ESD & Fire ignition Fighting



0,998 0,070



Delayed Ignition



Explosion/ Flash-fire



Consequence Event



Gas detectors are provided inside the building, that activate isolation and depressurization. assumed Jet fire ESD It& is FF that they operate 95% of the time.



0,002



Jet fire no ESD & FF



7,779E-03 1,520E-05



Probability of explosion vs flash fire (12%) depends on mass of gas and degree of confinement



1,11E-01 Release/yr 0,949



Dispersion



9,827E-02



0,120



Explosion



1,774E-05



0,880



Flash fire



1,301E-04



Dispersion



5,133E-03



0,930 0,028 0,051 0,972 Yes



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5%



What is the frequency of an explosion?



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Frequency (event/year) Jet fire ESD & FF 7,779E-03 Probability of delayed ignition (2.8%)Jet takes into account fire no ESD & FF 1,520E-05 equipment explosion protection (Ex) Explosion 1,774E-05 Flash Fire 1,301E-04 Dispersion 1,034E-01



No B04a/b/c/d



Frequency (ev/y)



Training Agenda Day 1



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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Civil foundation calculation



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Overturning axis Input Loads: dead, operating, test, live, wind, seismic, Soil data: bearing capacity, angle of friction, unit weight, boyancy



Dimensions to test



• Stability check for sliding and overturning • Bearing pressure check



De-stabilizing moment



Stabilizing moment



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Safety factors (for sliding and overturning)



Calculation



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Foundation guide drawing



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Pipe-rack design



What is usually the governing load? What is the governing design criteria?



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Training Agenda Day 1



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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Layout/principles



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Define the respective position of the 6 items as per good plant layout practice







PREVAILING WIND











… 1



3



… 6



5



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4 2







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On-shore plant: Equipment spacing recommendations as per GE GAP Guidelines 2.5.2



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Layout principles: typical Unit Layout



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Piping installation



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Line diagram



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Unit Plot Plan



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Piping design iso vs Shop iso



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Piping installation work process



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Plot Plan



Piping line diagram



Piping studies & layout



Piping 3D modelling



Piping isometric drawing



Stress OK?



?



Piping isometric drawing IFC



Piping stress analysis



By whom? For which lines?



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For some lines, another check is done.



Piping material management work process



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PFD Plot Plan Process eqt list



Piping line diagram



Piping studies & layout



1st Piping MTO: for Inquiry



Stress OK?



Piping isometric drawing IFC



? IFD P&IDs



?



IFC P&IDs



?



At which project month shall the steps take place?



3rd and next Piping MTOs © 2014 – Hervé Baron



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Piping isometric drawing



2nd Piping MTO, for Order



? IFR P&IDs



Piping 3D modelling



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Quiz



Put the following tasks in order 



Perform piping Material-Take-Off for first purchase







HAZOP







P&ID review between COMPANY and CONTRACTOR







Issue of IFR P&ID







P&ID IFC issue







Issue of IFD P&ID © 2014 – Hervé Baron



Training Agenda Day 1



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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Process Control System



Case of Package controlled by Central Process Control System



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What documents from the package Vendor are needed by the DCS Vendor in this case?



Training Agenda Day 1



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Engineering in the Project: Role, Organization, Documents, Generalities







General documents, Design basis and design criteria







The engineering disciplines PROCESS MECHANICAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT CIVIL PLANT LAYOUT & PIPING INSTRUMENTATION ELECTRICAL



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Electrical consumer list



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Electrical Engineering



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Training Agenda Day 2



Hands-on – mini EPC Project



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Hands-on – mini EPC Project



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Training Agenda Day 2



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Hands-on – mini EPC Project







Key aspects of Engineering • • • • • • •



The Technical baseline: the Contractual requirements Engineering organization, split of Work and resources Interfaces between disciplines BASIC vs DETAIL design Document control Engineering Interface with Procurement, Construction, Third Parties IT



• Management of changes © 2014 – Hervé Baron



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1.



CONTRACTOR identifies, in the course of the design, that the capacity of one utility unit foreseen in the DESIGN PACKAGE is not enough. A unit with increased capacity is required. A document part of the exclusions listed in the Endorsement Certificate specifies that Sea Water used for cooling should be discharged no more with no more than 10°C temperature increase. COMPANY now asks for 3°C. This required CTR to put additional cooling facilities.



Discuss CTR’s entitlement to a CHANGE ORDER in each case?



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2.



ENDORSEMENT: case study



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Training Agenda Day 2



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Hands-on – mini EPC Project







Key aspects of Engineering • • • • • • •



The Technical baseline: the Contractual requirements Engineering organization, split of Work and resources Interfaces between disciplines BASIC vs DETAIL design Document control Engineering Interface with Procurement, Construction, Third Parties IT



• Management of changes © 2014 – Hervé Baron



Engineering Split of work



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What is the typical share of manhours done in home office versus low cost center?



Discipline



Paris (%)



India (%)



Process/HSE Design Equipment Electrical Civil Piping



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Instrumentation



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Engineering Split of work/Piping Horizontal split



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Training Agenda Day 2



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Hands-on – mini EPC Project







Key aspects of Engineering • • • • • • •



The Technical baseline: the Contractual requirements Engineering organization, split of Work and resources Interfaces between disciplines BASIC vs DETAIL design Document control Engineering Interface with Procurement, Construction, Third Parties IT



• Management of changes © 2014 – Hervé Baron



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The Engineering work sequence Fill the missing captions



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Training Agenda Day 2



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Hands-on – mini EPC Project







Key aspects of Engineering • • • • • • •



The Technical baseline: the Contractual requirements Engineering organization, split of Work and resources Interfaces between disciplines BASIC vs DETAIL design Document control Engineering Interface with Procurement, Construction, Third Parties IT



• Management of changes © 2014 – Hervé Baron



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BASIC vs DETAIL design



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Training Agenda Day 2



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Hands-on – mini EPC Project







Key aspects of Engineering • • • • • • • •



The Technical baseline: the Contractual requirements Engineering organization, split of Work and resources Interfaces between disciplines BASIC vs DETAIL design Document control Engineering Interface with Procurement, Construction, Third Parties IT Management of changes © 2014 – Hervé Baron



Origin of changes



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Identify the likely impact of the Engineering reviews on the design Plot Plan



P&IDs Design Blast ESD criteria resistance logic



New New New valves instruments accesses



HAZID HAZOP QRA



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P&ID review 3D model review SIL review



Training Agenda Day 3



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The main challenge: meeting the Project schedule • FEED • EPC







How to control a Contractor The plan Progress measurement Factors that could Impact progress Engineering Controls and KPIs Engineering Quality Critical Points to watch



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Key Engineering Milestones for an EPC



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At which time (Project Month) must the following be issued/done to support the Project execution? • • • • • • •



P&ID 1st issue LLI Material Requisition Issued for Purchase HAZOP Control valves, PSVs PO issue of Plot Plan IFC issue of IFC P&Ids 50% ISOs issued © 2014 – Hervé Baron



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Typical level 1 On-Shore EPC Project Engineering schedule



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Training Agenda Day 3



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The main challenge: meeting the Project schedule • FEED • EPC







How to control a Contractor The plan Progress measurement Factors that could Impact progress Engineering Controls and KPIs Engineering Quality Critical Points to watch



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Safety Engineering



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In your opinion, how is Safety performing?



Training Agenda Day 3



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The main challenge: meeting the Project schedule • FEED • EPC







How to control a Contractor The plan Progress measurement Factors that could Impact progress Engineering Controls and KPIs Engineering Quality Critical Points to watch



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Engineering progress KPIs



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EPC Key Engineering Milestones and benchmarks



Key Engineering Milestones for an EPC P&ID 1st issue LLI PO HAZOP 1st model review 1st Piping PO Control valves, PSVs PO Plot Plan IFC IFC P&IDs 50% ISOs Primary steel MTO Primary steel drawings IFC



Additional Milestones for Off-Shore jobs © 2014 – Hervé Baron



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Engineering Manhours benchmarks



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FEED: number of Home Office (H.O.) manhours per equipment item • ??? hours







EPC: number of H.O. manhours per equipment item • ??? hours







EPC: number of H.O. manhours per USD of CAPEX? • ??? hour / mln USD







EPC: number of Procurement (Buyer, Expediter, Inspector, Transit) manhours for one Purchase Order?



Please guess…



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• ???? manhours



Engineering Management Training



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Your instructor: Hervé Baron, Project Manager Professional experience/positions held •



Process Engineer (2 years), Production Engineer (2 years)







Engineering Manager (4 years) for EPC On-Shore 300mln USD Project







Field Engineering Manager (4 years) for EPC Off-shore (FPSO) 1bln USD Project







Project Manager (2 years) for 50mln USD EPC revamping







Project Manager (1 year) for FEED and Basic Design







Project Control Manager (1 year) for 100,000 manhours FEED







Contract Manager (3 years) for 700mln USD and 1bln USD EPC



Professional experience/Companies worked with



Developer and instructor of IFP Training’s







TOTAL, for 4 years







Engineering Management Training (10 sessions held),







SAIPEM, for 8 years







Project control training (6 sessions held),







TECHNIP, for 6 years



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Training experience



2015 Training schedule



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3 training sessions will be held in 2015: 



Paris: May 26-28, September 2-4



For details and to enroll please go to:



http://www.ifptraining.com/course/engineering-management-5219.html







Lombok (near Bali), Indonesia: Oct 20-23



For details and to enroll please go to: http://rhenindo.com/trainings/barons-oil-and-gas-engineering-management/



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