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School: CP Training Consortium
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Reservoir Engineering
Course Format: Classroom
At the end of the course participants will be able to understand the physics of oil and gas fields, apply reservoir engineering methods and appreciate the construction and use of reservoir models. They will have acquired the skills necessary for estimation of petroleum reserves, development planning and to assess uncertainties. Practical experience will be obtained in integrated field developme...
 

Basic Petroleum Engineering
Course Format: Classroom
In this Petroleum Engineering course the “development life cycle�from the gathering of geological data from seismic and wells, the interpretation thereof, the preparation of subsurface models and the quantification of their uncertainty are discussed. Attention is given to impact on field operations and on field management during its entire cycle. The course is intended for: �Newly joined a...
 

Management Principles for Engineers and Other Professionals
Course Format: Classroom
Management is a discipline in its own right. Yet all too often successful professionals such as accountants, lawyers and engineers are promoted to managerial positions without possessing any expertise in the discipline of “Management� This course is designed to help people who now find themselves, or will shortly find themselves, having to manage people, a team, a budget, a department or a ...
 

Project Management for Engineers, Planners and Managers
Course Format: Classroom
This 5-day programme develops the ability of participants from the Oil and Gas, utilities and similar industrial sectors to manage a project all the way from conception to close-out. It covers determining which projects should be selected, maximising business value, developing quality project execution planning, resourcing projects appropriately, determining contract strategy and managing risks...
 

Materials Management for Engineering Projects
Course Format: Classroom
In heavy industries such as the oil and gas sector, mining and utilities it is usual for there to be an on-going round of capital expenditure projects aimed at improving or expanding the plant or its infrastructure. Ranging from a few hundred thousand dollars to several million dollars overall budget the materials element is always a major component of the total spend. Close and early involveme...
 

School: Symmons Madge Associates Ltd.
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Setting Out For Engineers
Course Format: Classroom
The course is designed for engineering staff, who may have graduated from university with some instrument knowledge but little practical experience. It is also relevant to site based consultants and other specialist engineers who require basic setting out knowledge and skills Course Objectives: On completion of the course delegates will be able to:- Use a level, record and check results a...
 

CESMM
Course Format: Classroom
Course Outline: Session 1 Introduction The role of measurement in construction contracts. The reasons for the development of the CESMM for use with the ICE family of contracts, and its general principles. The structure of the document. Finding your way around the document. Specific terms used and their meaning. Work Classification structure. Codes, Units and Descriptions. Ses...
 

Value Engineering and Value Analysis for Construction
Course Format: Classroom
Value Engineering, (VE) and Value Analysis (VA), are processes of Value Management, (VM), that is described in BS EN 12973:2000. The Office of Government Commerce, (OGC), requires VM to be used at various stages of capital project development to achieve best value and more generally VM can help develop develop better and more effective managers, project managers and decision makers. This cour...
 

Road Safety Audit, Environmental & Sustainability Awareness for Highway Engineers
Course Format: Classroom
The roles of the Highway Engineers, Supervisors and Inspectors are central to the effective management of the highway network. It is important that all concerned with the design and management of the network have a full understanding of wider road safety, community responsibility and other issues. Aims and Objectives: This course is designed to address the situation where highway personnel ...
 

Engineering & Construction Contract
Course Format: Classroom
The NEC3 family of contracts continues to be used for a wide range of projects including civil engineering, process engineering and buildings. This one day course provides a background to the NEC3 family but also examines in detail the NEC3 Engineering & Construction Contract. Course Objectives: At the end of the course, delegates will be able to: Understand the NEC3 family of docu...
 

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