Engineering Essentials for Reliability, Maintenance and Plant Engineers

Course Introduction

This Engineering Essentials Training Course is specifically written for engineers who are at the forefront of a process plant. In addition to the need to attend the day-to-day plant activities providing operational support, the engineers also must possess adequate knowledge on material selection, fabrication and testing within the acceptable industry standard.  Unfortunately, there is no simple cookbook in mechanical engineering as the subject is very wide. Understanding some basics of engineering design and practice will help the engineers to rapidly repair/modify/trouble-shoot the problem immediately with good engineering judgement, without having to wait for outside help.

Interpreting ASME Process Piping and Pressure Vessel Codes and Engineering Drawings were never easy. On the other hand, self-learning requires long years of engineering and design experience to fully understand both to become a subject matter expert (SME).

The 5-day course is designed to meet the needs of plant level engineers from Design, Construction and Owner Companies who, although qualified in their own discipline, may not have received adequate training on the mechanical engineering design. Course concentration will be focused on ASME B31.3 Process Piping and ASME Sec VIII Div 1 Pressure Vessels that are widely used in a process plant with addition of few API Recommended Practice and Standards that are regularly encountered in a process plant.

This training course will:

• Provide an awareness of the code and regulations that govern the design and requirements of piping and vessels in a process plant.
• Provide a basic interpretation and understanding of the design codes (ASME B31.3 and ASME Sec VIII Div 1) in simplified form.
• Provide basic engineering knowledge to young Engineers and plant Maintenance and Operation Engineers for easy decision making.
• Aware of where to look for available resources and data.
• Ample exercises to practice.

Objectives

At the end of this training course, attendees will learn to:

• Understand the importance of the code requirement/compliance.
• Gain insight of design basis used by the most common Codes.
• Learn to deal with piping and pressure vessel design requirements for new or modification work in a plant level.
• Gain confidence to work independently.
• Expand knowledge to supervise junior engineers.

Additionally, by taking this training, attendees will have the following benefits:

• Enhance their knowledge base.
• Be more confident in their decision-making.
• Be technically sound -understand the technical basis of doing a new construction/repair.
• Easily understands EPC deliverables and Reports.
• Participate in a wider inter-department/ Third-Party discussion on equipment repair/construction.

Target Audience

Engineers from Engineering and Operating Company who are involved primarily in the Operation & Maintenance of a process plant. Design Engineers need to add to their current experience and knowledge the basics of the mechanical piping design code.  New graduates who want to learn about piping engineering and engineering drawing will immensely benefit from this course by setting their basics right at the onset of their career.

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

• Mechanical Engineers – Engineering/Technical
• Mechanical Engineers – Design (EPC)
• Maintenance/Plant Engineers (O&M)
• Reliability Engineers
• Non-Mechanical Engineers in charge of a process plant
• Inspection Engineers.

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