Engineering Cost Estimation-Brownfield Process Plants

Why take this course?
Engineering Cost Estimation for Brownfield Process Plants: From SUO MOTO Bids to Deliverable-Based Budgeting
π Course Headline: Master the Art of Cost Estimation in Brownfield Projects with our Practical, Deliverable-Based Course
Course Description:
Welcome to the comprehensive online course, "Engineering Cost Estimation for Brownfield Process Plants," designed specifically for chemical and mechanical engineers with a few years of experience in process plant engineering. This course will guide you through the nuances of brownfield projects within the chemical industry β where existing facilities undergo expansion, revamp, or modification to meet new demands or regulations.
Course Overview:
- Understanding Brownfield Projects: These are projects that involve the modification of existing plants rather than constructing new ones on virgin sites (greenfield projects).
- The SUO MOTO Bid Process: Learn how to act proactively and submit bids without waiting for a formal request from clients.
- Scope Definition & Deliverables: Gain the skills to define clear project scopes and deliverables that align with client needs and company capabilities.
- Budgetary Cost Estimation: Acquire the methodologies to estimate costs reliably, ensuring your bids are both competitive and profitable.
- Lump Sum Man-Hour Costing: Understand the principles behind estimating project man-hours and converting them into lump sum costs.
Course Structure:
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Introduction to Brownfield Projects: π
- What sets brownfield projects apart from greenfield projects?
- The importance of brownfield projects in the chemical industry.
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Role & Responsibilities: π·ββοΈπ
- Understanding your role as a cost estimation engineer.
- Key deliverables and how to approach them.
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SUO MOTO Bidding Dynamics: π«
- How to respond to informal enquiries from clients.
- Preparing a bid on your own initiative (SUO MOTO).
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Scope of Work & Deliverables: π―
- Defining the scope for various plant and equipment expansions/upgrades.
- Identifying the deliverables that matter.
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Cost Estimation Techniques: π«
- Estimating man-hours and converting them into cost estimates.
- Factors influencing costs in brownfield projects.
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Budgetary Cost Estimation & Feasibility Studies: π°π
- How to prepare a feasibility report and budgetary cost estimate.
- Ensuring your bid aligns with client expectations and management approvals.
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Case Studies & Real-World Applications: π
- Analyzing real-life examples of successful brownfield projects.
- Learning from case studies on effective cost estimation strategies.
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Practical Exercises & Tools: π οΈ
- Hands-on exercises to apply what you've learned.
- Introduction to tools and software for cost estimation.
Why Enroll in This Course?
- Industry-Relevant Skills: Equip yourself with the practical skills needed to excel in engineering cost estimation for brownfield projects.
- Real-World Application: Learn through case studies that provide a clear understanding of the application of these skills in real-world scenarios.
- Expert Guidance: Benefit from Chandrasekaran Tanjore Naganath's extensive experience and insights in the field.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers and professionals who share your passion for engineering and cost estimation.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is tailored for:
- Chemical or Mechanical Engineers with 2+ years of experience in process plant engineering.
- Engineering Cost Estimators looking to refine their skills in brownfield projects.
- Project Managers and Schedulers involved in EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) of process plants.
Embark on a journey to become an expert in cost estimation for brownfield projects and add significant value to your career in the chemical industry. Enroll now and take the first step towards mastering the art of engineering cost estimation! ππ
Enroll today and transform your expertise into profitable project execution with our "Engineering Cost Estimation for Brownfield Process Plants" course! π
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