fetp program 001 brochure 2010

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EXT COURSE

FETP 001 MODULES

Challenges & Opportunit ies

in the Nigerian Oil & GasSector

Explorat ion, Dr illing &

Production

Surface Production Facilit y

Design Principles

Major Equipment &

Processes Process & Mechanical

Design: Separators, Piping &

Pipelines

Process Safety Management

Overview of Process Plant

Design Drawings

Oil & Gas Project

Management

Effective Com municat ion

Skills

INSIDE

THE FETP PROGRAM

PRINCIPAL INSTRUCTORS

OPPORTUNITIES

COMMENTS FROM PAST

GRADUATES

OTHER COURSES

Intensive Class Starts on MondayJANUARY 11 and ends on JANUARY 15, 2010.

Two Weeks Project commences immediatelyAfter.FETP 001FETP 001

Project Management Systemssuch as PMIs PMBOK Guide,(US) and PRINCE2 (UK) will

also be covered with respect todifferences, similarit ies and

applicability inManaging Oil & Gas Projects

and other project types.


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The Intensive Facilities Engineering

Training Program (FETP) is a practical

capacity enhancement series designed

for engineering and Science graduates

who are interested in pursuing or

enhancing careers in the Oil & Gas

Industry. The program is alsoexcellent for entrepreneurs and

industrialists with a vision to take ad-

vantage of the huge opportunities in

the Upstream and Downstream

sector.

In terms of STRUCTURE, the courses

are designed to facilitate practical

learning of the fundamental and

foundational engineering principles,

practice and application in the Oil &

Gas Process and facilities engineering

design, construction, project manage-

ment and operations.

Participants are introduced to practical

and direct process and facilities

engineering design practices. The key

considerations that differentiate

undergraduate academic learning proc-

ess from Industrial engineering judge-ment are duly communicated.

The FETP courses cover Oil & Gas

Exploration, Production, Refining &

Processing, Distribution and Utiliza-

tion. From Seis-mic Exploration

to Drilling, Com-

pletions and Pro-

duction systems,

facilities covered include Onshore and

Onshore Drilling and Drilling Rigs,

Wellheads, Wellhead Platforms, Pro-

duction Platforms, Flowstations, Com-

pression Facilities and Oil Treating and

Handling Terminals. Others include

Gas Processing Plants such as LNG(Liquefied Natural Gas), LPG(Liquefied

Petroleum Gases),

GTL (Gas To Liq-

uids) are also cov-

ered.

The programs

courses also cover

Storage and Distribu-

tion systems such as

Pipelines, Oil Product

Tank Farms (PMS,AGO, DPK, LPFO, etc), LPG Storage

and Filling Terminals and Natural Gas

feed Fertilizer plants.

Our capacity development philosophy

recognizes that although industry appli-

cation software such as AutoCAD,

PDMS, Aspen HYSYS, OFFPIPE, CAE-

SAR II, and ProSIM are computer tools

that enhance the speed and accuracy

of delivering engineering expertise and

solutions, they do not replace core

engineering design fundamentals with-

out which the software has very little

value.

Foundational courses such as FETP001

equip participants with very valuable

value engineering knowledge that

makes it so much simpler and easier

to effectively use engineering software

to provide exceptional solutions in

advanced courses.

Our courses also emphasize the im-

portance of effective presentation and

communication skills which the com-

plete professional needs to gain leader-ship and team membership support at

work or as project execution team

member.

For enhanced learning and exposure,

our trainees work with experienced

professionals on real projects thus sig-

nificantly increasing the effectiveness of

the learning process.

The FETP Program developers, EPCMEngineers have also developed a pro-

gram partnership and

sponsorship process

resulting in subsidized

course fees to in-

crease the afforda-

bility by individuals

for self paced skills

and competency de-

velopment. Our part-

ners also provide

employment opportunities for top per-

forming program graduates.

The core instruction team has a

combined working experience of over

140 active years in the Oil & Gas

Facilities Engineering field covering

Onshore, Offshore Exploration &

Production covering Design,

Procurement, Construction, Operations

and Project Management. They alsohave significant exper ience in down-

stream processes from Refineries

through LPG/LNG Plants and Oil

Product Tank Farms.

All our courses involve extensive

exercises, practical project work and

completion tests. Certificates of com-

pletion are awarded to candidates who

pass the qualification tests.

The next course planned is the FETP

001 starting January 11, 2010.

TH E FETP

PROGRAM


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Production completion types togetherwith practical considerations that theskillful and experienced engineer needsto make timely, efficient and cost-effective decisions will also be covered.

The history of Oil and Gas production,Natural Gas wells, Associated Gas pro-duction and processing, characteristics of

Drilling Fluids, Measurement While Drill-ing (MWD), Subsea Well completionsuse of Subsea Manifolds, and lots moreshall be treated.

project engineering, construction,project management and Corro-sion control among several others,par t icipants wil l severalopportunities and incentives existwithin the sector.

MODU LE 2The second Module will educateparticipants on the complete se-quence of Oil & Gas Explorationactivities from Onshore/Offshore

Seismic Exploration to drilling ofvarious types of wells typicallydeployed in development of theOil Production business. Well

MODU LE 1The first module will highlight the richopportunities in the Nigerias Oil & Gasindustry for outstanding careers and alsofor mega projects that will have profoundeffects for the economic growth and well-being of the Country. Participants willlearn the great openings created by theaggressive Nigerian Content regulationsthat drive up employment, skill and com-

petency development as well as invest-ment opportunities for Nigerians.

From facilities and process engineering to

W ellheadSchematic

SubseaW ellheads &

Manifold


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MODU LE 4This module will cover the key processprinciples applied in the design and opera-tion of major equipment and vessels in Oiland Gas processing. These would includebut not limited to

Separators (Scrubbers, KO Drums,2/3 Phase separators, Filters etc)

Compressors

Pumps-Centrifugal, Reciprocating

Heat Exchangers, Heater Treaters

Fired Heaters

Chemical Injection Systems

Oily Water Treatment Systems

MODU LE 3The Facilities design principles modulewill cover the fundamental governinglaws and scientific basis for the designand operation of Oil & Gas processplants such as Oil Refiner ies, Petro-

chemical Plants, LNG Plants, LPG Facili-ties (Processing, Storage and Distribu-tion), Onshore Production Flowstations,Offshore Wellheads and Wellhead Plat-forms, Offshore Production Systems,Crude Oil Treating and handling Termi-nals, Gas To Liquid (GTL) plants andFloating Offshore Production Systems(FPSO).

MODU LE 5

The processplant pipingsystems mod-ule will coverASME B31.3,ASME 31.4and API 14 Edesign considerations and calculationsfor pipe materials, Wall thickness, inter-nal and outside diameter, manufacturingmethods and handling in Process Plantpiping design, Flowlines and Pipelines.

Participants will learn how to applyengineering judgement in makingpractical, timely and economic decisionsthat support project or business

objectives within

prevailing constraintsof time, funding,availability, quality andexperience. The corecompetencies thatdifferentiates anexceptional, valued

engineer from the averageperformer shall beidentified.

MODU LE 6Participants will be involved in theapplication of ASME and API codesand guides to make design and

sizing calculations for various types ofseparators including

2 Phase Separators

3 Phase Separators

Gas Scrubbers

Liquid Knock Out Drums

Filters.


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MODU LE 7The process Safety Module will cover thescope of requirements for implementingand sustaining an effective Safety to People,Environment and Infrastructure in the con-ceptualization, design, construction andoperation of an Oil & Gas process facility.

Participantswill learnfrom thehistory ofAccidents inthe industrytogetherwith majorregulatory

and industrial improvements resulting fromthese events.

Participants will learn the differencebetween the concepts of hazard and risk asutilized in Process Safety Management.Basic Hazard Identification (HAZID) andAnalysis tolls and techniques shall be cov-ered. These include

Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

What-If Analysis

Checklist

Hazard and Operability Study(HAZOP)

Event Tree Analysis

The Role of Emergency Shut-Down,Relief Systems, Fire Protection Systems,Emergency Response and Planning willalso be covered.

MODU LE 8This module will outline the keys tosuccess in the design, construction,commissioning and operations of Oil& Gas Projects. Comparison anduse of PMI, PRINCE2 and otherProject Management Systemswill be covered.

Participants will also learn thestrategic significance and im-portance of Conceptualstudies, Planning, Technicaland Economic feasibilityStudies, Risk Assessments,HAZOP and HAZID Studies,Constructability reviews,Human Factors Analysis,Scope/Cost/Procurement

Management etc in successfulproject execution.

MODU LE 10Participants will learn the standardrepresentations in process designdrawings such as

Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs)and

Piping and Instrumentation Dia-grams (P&IDs)

To facilitate the ability to design and use

these drawings, basic process controland instrumentation principles shall betaught.

Easy, time tested ways to master theserepresentations will enhancethe speed and efficiency oflearning.

MODU LE 9Participants will learn the criticalverbal and written communicationskills that shape career advancementas well as effect iveness in teammembership and leadership in day-to-day work demands and projects.

Without these skills, engineers with

sound technical competence maynever get the recognition or rewardthey deserve.


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PRINCIPAL INSTRUCTORSThe two top Instructors,O.C. Onwuka and Martin Onovohave a combined experience inexcess of 40 Years in the Oil and

Gas Industry. Several of thoseyears involved Subsurface and Sur-face engineering, Facilities Design,Project Engineering, Project Man-agement, Risk Assessment, Con-struction and Operations in Off-shore and Onshore fields.

They will be assisted by other ex-perienced instructors.

O.C.OnwukaMr. Onwuka holds a First Class

Honours Degree in Mechanical Engi-neering and graduated as best all-round-student from the University of Lagos in1989 with nine awards.

His working career started in 1990 withSPDC (Shell) as a Petroleum Engineer,then Schlumberger, NNPC/NETCO(Facilities/Process Engineer) and MobilProducing Nigeria. He retired voluntar-ily after 12 years of service to focus oncontributing his quota to National De-velopment through creative solutions to

corporate, business and communitychallenges. He is a founding member ofthe board of EPCM Engineers Limitedand is a pioneer of the FETP CapacityDevelopment Program. He sits on theboard of several other companies.

He has trained thousands ofprofessionals in over 20 years of prac-tice in the fields of Facilities/ProcessEngineering, Petroleum Engineering,Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment/Management and Project Management.

His experience covers WellCompletions, Workovers,Seismic Exploration, Drilling,Surface Production facilitiesincluding Wellhead and Produc-tion Platforms, CompressorPlatfor ms, Turbines, GasProcessing Plants (LPG, LNG),FPSOs, offshore Quarters plat-forms, marine and onshore pipe-lines, crude treating systems etc.

His pioneering and solutionsoriented engineering practicehas resulted in the developmentof cost-effective Early

Production Systems for Surface Oil Pro-

duction systems that significantly reducesthe time and cost to deployment of pro-duction for companies on a limitedbudget.

His career is filled with awards and ac-complishments in each unit he has workedincluding several top management awardsfor performance including the MPN TopManagement Performance Award in 1999for his efforts in designing and construct-ing the First Air-Assisted Smokeless Flarein 1998 under stringent and tight projectschedule and budget. Current efforts in-clude Flare Elimination Projects through

alternative Gas utilization technologies.

He also won the MPN QITTop Engineers award fortwo of the three years hespent as a Facilities Engineerin Qua Iboe Terminal (QIT)

of MPN and has presented apaper at the InternationalSociety of Petroleum Engi-neers SPE in San Antonio,USA.

He continues to provideregular writings onBusiness/Project Manage-ment, Engineering, RiskManagement and is also aregular presenter of a TV

program on Project Management.

Mart in O. OnovoMartin Onovo has a Bachelors andMasters Degree in Petroleum Engi-neering from the University ofIbadan and University of Houston,Houston Texas, respectively.

He has over 18 Years experience inthe Oil & Gas industry. His workingcareer in Mobil Producing Nigeria

included expensive exposure toDesign and Operations of the com-panys NGL facilities in Bonny RiverTerminal.

His awards include

Commendation for Aca-demic Perfor mance, 1984,University of Houston,Texas.

Sub-Deans LeadershipAward, Faculty of Technol-ogy, University of Ibadan,1991,

Shell/SPE Merit Scholar-ship for Excellence in DrillingEngineering, 1989 and

The World Medal ofFreedom, Nomination byAmerican Biographical Insti-tute.

Martin Onovo is currently theChairman of FORTRAINBREN INVESTMENTS LTD.

FACILITATORS PROFILE


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It has proved to be a well plannedcourse. One where forethought

and needs (expected) of partici-pants were factored in.

It has been a fulfilling week for mewith lots of new ideas and oppor-tunities made clearer

The program is a MUST-DO forall prospective facility engineers/practicing engineers, so the addshould have been more aggressive

with the level of exposure I have

received, I believe I will excel inwhatever area of the Oil and Gas Ifind myself.

ND UBUISI IHESIULO ,08039453168 , Lagos. FETP 001participant

The experience and backgroundof the Instructor is deep and Verywide.

Overall Academic Quality of theCourse is very good, very challeng-ing.

KENN EDY UKA IGW E,08038259264. participant

Quality of Learning achieved isexcellent.

EKPOLO BLESSIN [email protected]

I liked the insightful and practical ap-

proach that the course took

The planning, monitoring and admini-

stration of the course was excellent.

The participation was nice and this wasrapidly enhanced by the class size and abalanced mix of fresh graduates andworking engineers..

..My personal objective has been fullymet

LALEYE OLU MIDE07083924290

TESTIMONIALS & COMMENTS FROM PASTFETP PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

The quality of the course is good. Itcovers the most important aspect of

the oil and gas activities

Participation was good but there is

need for wide publicity.

The experience and background ofthe instructors was excellent.

EMMANU EL AYAN G, participant

Very Educative, both informally and

formally

Modules were very knowledgeable,

had depth

Personally, helps me appreciate theprocess/operations of an oil and gasfacility whilst also broadening myability to cross to another field such

as facility engineering.

W ALE CAULCRICK


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W HO SHOULD ATT END Graduates in any Engineering or

Science Discipline

Employees in the Oil and Gas

sector who are unable to get de-velopment or training in line withtheir preferred career paths inProcess and Facilit ies Engineering

Engineers who desire to person-ally develop practical sellable skillsin Oil & Gas engineering field

Professionals with interest inchanging careers to core facilitiesdesign, construction or projectmanagement.

Professionals who may have re-ceived previous training on Proc-ess Design Software (such as As-pen HYSIS) or some other com-puter tools who are still unable todevelop the core skills requiredto make best use of the software.

Engineers in the Banking or Finan-cial services sector who need tochange careers to take advantage

of the huge opportunities for ca-reers and projects in the Oil Sec-tor

Applied Science graduates whowant to build careers in Facilitiesengineering or Project Manage-ment.

Drilling Engineers who want toincrease their industrial versatilityby developing skills andcompetencies in Surface Produc-

tion facilit y design and construc-tion.

Further Details on the program is avail-able on the EPCM ENGINEERS LIMITEDwebsite www.epcmengineers.com.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Send Resume and PERSONALOBJECTIVE statement for desir ing toa t t e nd t h e co u r s e t o

[email protected] copy [email protected].

Pay the course fee N89,950 intoEPCM ENGINEERS LIMITED accountat GTBank. A/C # 227/649506/110,Ajah Branch. Fees have been subsi-dized by sponsors from regular fee ofN155, 500.

Email A scanned copy of the DepositSlip to the same email addresses orSMS the Deposit Slip Number to08023888157.

Youll receive a participation Code inyour email and via SMS on your GSM.

All payment must be by bank depositprior to course date to facilitateadequate preparation of customizedcourse materials.

COURSE SCHEDULEIntensive Class

Monday, January 11Friday, January 15, 2010Course Starts 8.00 AM Daily.

Project W ork:January 1631, 2010

LocationEPCM Tr aining Facilit ies, Lekki,Lagos

O T H E R C O U R S EINFORMATION

Breakfast (Snacks, tea) andLunch shall be provideddaily

Comprehensive CourseMaterials

Certificate of Completion

OPPORTUNITIEST o p p e r f o r m i n gcandidates have opportunitiesf o r e m p l o y m e n tconsideration within EPCMENGINEERSgroup and spon-sor partners subject to avail-able vacancies and projects.

OTHER COURSES

Hazard Identification &Risk AssessmentLevels1, 2 and 3

Advanced FacilitiesEngineeri ng D esignCourse FETP 002(Levels 1, 2, and 3)

A d v a n c e d R i s kAssessment

Advanced Pr o j ec tManagement

C o s t Es t i m a t i o nTechniques

ENROLLMENT PROCESS

[email protected], www.epcmengineers.com,Tel: 234-1-7317633, 08023888157Suite A42, Ikota S. Complex, VGC, Lekki Expressway, Lagos.

EPCM ENGINEERS LTD

ENROLLMENT CONTACT

BEKS08023888157

[email protected]

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