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Method of
delivery
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The participants are first taught
the knowledge and preparation required to work in the oil and gas service
industry from the trainers with working experience in respective area. The
concepts are re-enforced through tutorial and industrial related case
studies.
After acquired pre-requisite domain
and working knowledge in the subject area, the participants are then provided
with company specific customised modules such as various management systems,
tools and hardware knowledge. They
also receive on-the-job-training through industrial attachment with the host
companies.
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Learning Outcome
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To equip participants with pre-requisite
knowledge required to start working as Instrumentation engineers in oil
and gas industry. These knowledge are :
- Malaysia petroleum industry and services industry
- Principles of Tendering, Contracting and Procurement
Management
- Hook-up construction and commissioning of offshore projects
- Fundamentals of instrumentation and process control
systems for oil & gas industry
- Essential knowledge of HSE management for offshore
oil & gas projects
- Essential knowledge of project management using PMIâ PMBOKâ
guide
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To equip participants with practical
skills of instrumentation engineering in the oil & gas industry
through company specific training and industrial attachment arrangement.
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Topics/modules
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Modules & Sub Modules
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Part 1: Soft
Skills
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- Refer to the
common soft skill curriculum for details
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Part 2:
Technical Essentials
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M1: Malaysian oil & gas,
services industry and its value chain
- History
- Upstream and downstream value chain
- Technical and HSE risks and management
- New technologies and innovation
- Exploration, drilling and appraisal
- Field development and planning
- Overview of offshore facilities and platform
- Process/surface equipment
- Design & workpack engineering
- Fabrication
- Mobilization
- Installation
- Hook-up and commissioning
- Production, operations and maintenance
- Regulatory environment
- Production sharing contracts environment
- Decommissioning and abandonment
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M2: Principles
of tendering, contracting and procurement management
- Overview
of supply chain process
- Contracting
objectives and policies
- Tendering
relationships and roles and responsibilities
- Tendering
plan
- Tender
processes
- Tender
evaluations
- Award
recommendation and approval
- Preparation
and issue of contract document
- Understanding
contract structure
- Work
execution
- Management
of claims and disputes
- Management
of contract closure
- Overview
of procurement process
- Sourcing
and procurement fundamentals
- Project
scope and developing procurement strategy
- Project
procurement management process
- Supplier
relationships management
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M3: Hook-up construction and
commissioning for offshore oil & gas projects
- Overview
of Field Development Planning (FDP)
- Project
Management team (PMT), roles & responsibilities
- Workpack
process, planning and execution
- Procurement
– cost-plus and overheads
- Construction
and marine crew manpower recruitment & mobilisation
- Onshore
Minor Fabrication
- HSE
training requirements
- QA/QC
project documentation requirements
- Mobilisation
of major and support marine vessels
- Overview
of marine operations
- Onshore
supply base and Load-out activities
- IPOP/pre-execution
reviews
- Hook-up
activities (i.e. blasting and painting, cutting, fitting and welding,
piping and piping supports, platform appurtenances, electrical and
instrumentation works)
- Pre-commissioning
activities, testing and inspection
- Commissioning
activities
- Start-up
(first oil, first gas) and Hand-over to Operations dept
- Post-project
activities, final documentation
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M4: Instrumentation and process
control systems for oil & gas industry
- Elements
of project development
- Principles of process control (pressure, temperature, flow,
level, on-off, quality)
- Principles and specifications of DCS and SCADA, control valves,
metering and safeguarding systems
- Principles of controller tuning, controller parameter and
set-point calculations
- Typical control schemes for pumps, compressors, turbines,
engines, furnaces and reboilers, glycol towers, separators
- Field Instrumentation hook-up and installation
- Alarms and trip functions
- Fire and gas detection/protection equipment selection and
specification
- Safeguarding philosophies and definitions
- Platform safeguarding and process safety instrumentation and
systems
- Specifications for instrument control panels, wellhead control
panels
- Installation and hook-up aspects of field instrumentation, fire
and gas detectors and control valves
- Factory-acceptance testing and site-acceptance testing of
instrumentation and systems
- Instrumentation calibration and testing principles
- Instrumentation and system commissioning principles
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M5: Principles of health,
safety and environment management
- Management
system
- Elements
of HSE
- Management
leadership commitment and accountability
- Facilities
design and construction
- Information
and documentation
- Personnel
and training
- Operations
and maintenance
- Management
of change
- Third
party services
- Incident
investigation and analysis
- Community
awareness and emergency preparedness
- HSE
assessment and improvement
- Performance
measurement
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M6: Project
Management 101: A step-by-step approach using PMIâ
PMBOKâ guide
- Introduction
of projects
- The
triple constraint
- The
five project management process group
- Project
initiating
- Project
planning
- Project
executing
- Project
controlling
- Project
closing
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Part 3: Company
specific customized modules
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Modules to be designed specifically for the host
companies, such as
- Health, Safety and Environment Policies and
Procedures
- Document Control Systems and Procedures
- Selection, installation, commissioning, operation and
maintenance of instrumentation equipment namely instrumented
safeguarding, instrumented fire and gas systems etc
- Development of installation and commissioning plan
for specific instrumentation systems on oil & gas facilities that
are compliance to company and project requirements.
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