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PETROSYNC’S COST ENGINEERING & PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERIES

Your Key To Maximize Business Profitability by Reducing Cost Operation

20—24 March 2017

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

SUCCESSFUL COST REDUCTION STRATEGIES & COST ENGINEERING| EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT

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Our Successful Cost Reduction Strategies & Cost Engineering course is developed to help you learn the required techniques in project cost engineering, managing cost reduction and providing scope of improvements to manage project cost and risk successfully. Earned Value Management course is developed to help you learn the principles, methodologies in analysing project performance to contribute to project’s increased performance and success.

COST ENGINEERING & PROJECT MANAGEMENT| SUCCESSFUL COST REDUCTION STRATEGIES & COST ENGINEERING |EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT

How Does This Course Benefit You?

Do you know the skills and knowledge areas of cost engineers are similar to those quantity surveyors?

Understand the business context, the project life cycle and the purpose of cost engineering Learn the methodologies of project cost engineering to maximize business Return on Investment (ROI) in long run Learn to prepare cost estimates & cost reduction strategies Prepare cost estimates from high level factor estimating to very detailed equipment and bulk material cost, as well as managing cost effectively and maximising profits. Understand the principles and methodologies of risk analysis and execute risk mitigation Learn the methodologies of risk management through risk analysis skill to better measure the parameters and uncertainties in a project. Learn the techniques to control, forecast and report the cost and monitor project performance Able to control, forecast and report the cost and progress during project execution. Attain skill to analyse project performance Learn the principles, methodologies and best practices in analysing project performance and to provide accurate cost and schedule forecasting at project completion

Do you know that Earned Value Management was first emerged as financial analysis speciality in US in 1960s, but It has since become a significant branch of project management and cost engineering?

How well are you doing in current oil price? Is everyone aware of costs, managing them effectively to maximise profits? Seeking the optimum balance between cost, quality and time requirements is essential in managing a project. Cost engineering and cost reduction strategies are important in operating practices efficiently to avoid cost overruns and schedule slips, and to deliver step change improvements in running projects. Earned Value Management is important to provide accurate forecasts of project performance problems which is an important contribution for project management.

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Course Overview

Course Design Focuses on Methodologies This course focuses on the cost reduction strategies, methodologies of project cost engineering, risk management and best practices in earned value management .

Includes Specific and Practical Case Studies Participants will be guided through step by step exercises on real oil & gas project case studies through knowledge project parameters and uncertainties.

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PetroSync Distinguished Instructor

Who Needs This Program

Practical & Consulting A certified Cost Engineer and a former board member of the Dutch Association of Cost Engineers. Richard has more than 18 years of industrial experience in consulting oil & gas projects, both upstream and downstream. He worked in various Shell locations including Hague, Netherlands, Malaysia & North America

Training Lecturer of Shell’s Project Academy, Cost Engineering courses and several Shell exploration and production courses.

Selected Clientele List Shell Chevron Petrobas SBM Offshore Petronas Abu Dhabi National Energy Company

Richard Slingerland

Owner and Principal Cost Engineer; Pareto Cost Consultancy BV

This course is designed for cost engineering professionals who wish to enhance their knowledge in cost engineering and earned value management of projects, including:

Job Titles Include:

Cost Engineers Cost Estimators Cost Controllers Project Managers

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Project Engineers Project Planners Finance Managers & Executives

PetroSync Inhouse Solutions

PetroSync can tailor our courses to meet your specific needs at your preferred location and schedule. Contact us for more information at +65 6415 4500 or email to general @petrosync.com

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All PetroSync courses are developed with top quality to address all your training needs and purposes. Our courses are vetted strictly to ensure that we always deliver the best courses with the best industry expert.


08:00—09:00 Registration (Day 1) 13:00—14:00 Lunch

09:00—11:00 Session I 14:00—15:30 Session III

11:00—11.15 Refreshment Session I 15:30—15:45 Refreshment Session II

11:15—13:00 Session II 15:45—17:00 Session Iv (Last Session)

Course Schedule

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Course Agenda — 5 Days


DAY 1

Cost Engineering Definitions & Cost Estimating Methodologies Cost Reduction by Scope Optimization & Reduction

Estimating Definitions

Project Life Cycle Purpose of Estimates Accuracy and Probability Allowances Contingency and Escalation Money of the Day/ Real Term Estimating Plan Basis of Estimate

Factor Estimating Definitions, Advantages and Disadvantages Exponent Method Cost per Capacity Method Lang, Hand and Chilton Method Peter-Timmerhaus Method Specific Factor Method

Case Study: Factor Estimating

Quantity Ratio Estimating Definitions, Advantages and Disadvantages Quantity Ratios for Piping Quantity Ratios for Electrical & Instrumentation Quantity Ratios for Structural Steel Quantity Ratios for Civil, Painting & Insulation

Case Study: Quantity Ratio Estimating

DAY 2

Location & Market Factor, Indices, Budgeting & Project Control

Cost Reduction Through Contracting & Procurement Strategies

Detailed Estimating

Discipline Estimating Unit Rates & Sources of Pricing Estimating of Equipment Estimating of Bulk Materials & Construction Cost

Location Factors and Market Factors

How to set up a location factor Location cost surveys Steel and commodity prices Benchmarks Indices Cost Modelling

Case Study: Analysing differences between locations and markets

Budgeting

Setting up a project budget Project baseline Contingency allocation Work breakdown structure Cost breakdown structure Code of accounts Interaction with Contracting & Procurement

Case Study: From Estimate to Budget

Parametric and Range Estimating Nomenclature Pareto’s Law Critical Elements and Key Questions Range Estimating Input and Simulation

Case Study: Building a Parametric Cost Model

Cost Reduction by Scope Optimization & Reduction Cost Awareness & Focus of the Whole Project Team Value Engineering; Optimizing the Scope, Fir-For-Purpose

rather than “Gold-Plated” Target Costing Life Cycle Costing Scope Standardization, Building Blocks,Etc. Value Improvement Practices Defining & Managing Scope

Case Study: Cost Reduction by Scope Optimization

Project Control

Why Cost Control Potential Influences on Costs Pre-requisites for effective cost control Cost control plan and procedures Schedule Control Progress Measurement Earned Value Analysis/ Management Project Controls best practices Integrated Cost & Schedule Control Project Control Tools

Case Study: Earned Value Analysis

Cost Reduction Through Contracting & Procurement Strategies

Contracting Strategies Competitive Bidding & Tendering Incentive Schedules Bid Clarifications, Reconciliation & Negotiations Contract Management

Case Study: Cost Reduction through Contracting & Procurement

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Advanced Project Control

Management of Change Re-baseline Monthly reports Forecasting Project close-out & lessons learned How to manage project control Total Cost Management

Project Assurance

Estimate Verification and Assurance Estimate Assurance Reviews Client vs Contractor Estimate Reconciliation

Case Study: Project Assurance

Risk Analysis Introduction & Definitions

Definitions & Terminology Risk Register Deterministic Methodology Probabilistic Methodology Risk Analysis Tools Cost Risk Analysis Schedule Risk Analysis Project Risk Management

Case Study: Risk Analysis

Integrated Cost and Schedule Risk Analysis

PERT Critical Path Critical Chain Correlation between cost and schedule risks Essentials of cost and schedule risk analysis Methodology

Case Study: Integrated cost/schedule risk

Cost Reduction through Project Execution & Control

Project Execution Planning Project Controls Planning Managing Interfaces Supply Chain Management Optimized Project Teams Total Cost Management Outsourcing & Offshoring

Case Study: Cost Reduction through Project Execution & Control

DAY 4

Definitions, Objectives, Methodologies and Analysis

Earned Value Analysis

Earned Value Analysis Overview Evaluate Earned Value Techniques Define and Assess Earned Value Cost Variance (CV) and Schedule Variance (SV) Cost and Schedule Performance Indicators (CPI and SPI) Forecasting on Cost and Schedule Different Forecasting Methodologies and Formulas Accuracy of Cost and Schedule Forecasts Generate and Validate Estimate at Completion Cost and Schedule Performance Curves Trend Analysis Productivity Analysis Earned Schedule Analysis

Case Study: Earned Value Analysis

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Course Objectives Course program Case Studies

Definitions and Principles Cost Engineering Definitions Estimates, Budgets and Value Budget and Contingency Allocation Project Baseline Work Breakdown Structure Cost Breakdown Structure Work Packages Allocation of budget to WBS and Work Packages Basic Earned Value Terminology

Case Study: Budget Allocation

Project Control Project Control Objectives Project Control Variables Project Control Methodologies Project Control Cycle Project Control Plan and Procedures Project Control Best Practices Schedule Control Integrated Cost and Schedule Control

Case Study: Project Baseline and Control Sheet

DAY 3

Advanced Project Control, Assurance, Risk Analysis & Management, Cost Reduction through Project Execution & Controls

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Kindly fill up your particulars in the registration form placed at the end of this brochure, and send it to us or email to [email protected]

DAY 5

Monitoring, Reporting & Advanced EVM

Monitoring Elements of Monitoring Productivity Progress Measurement Progress Milestones Monitoring Plan Cost and Schedule Performance Identify the steps used in updating the project statues Understand how predictive performance data is used Controlling/managing engineering cost & schedule Controlling/managing equipment cost & schedule Controlling/managing bulk materials cost &schedule Controlling/managing construction cost & schedule Baseline Schedule Date vs Forecast Date

Case Study: Earned Value Monitoring

Reporting

Reporting Requirements Reporting Calendar Reporting Templates Report on Program Performance using EVMS Best Practices Project Dashboards

Case Study: Project Controls Report and Dashboard

Advanced Earned Value Management Management of Change Problems and Pitfalls Pros and Cons of Earned Value Management Alternatives to Earned Value Management Earned Value vs Value of Work Done Managing Change and re-baseline How to manage Project Control Implementing Earned Value Management Earned Value Management Tools Identify appropriate Work Authorization Levels Use CPI and SPI in project management EVM and related management responsibilities Total Cost Management Project Close-Out & Lessons Learned

Case Study: Advanced Earned Value Management

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Title : Successful Cost Reduction Strategies & Cost Engineering|

Earned Value Management

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: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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