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COURSE INFORMATION

Maintenance Turnaround
Type:
Training Course

Length:
1 Days
CEU:
0.8
PDH:
8

Fee:
$995 CAD

Upcoming Sessions
Location:
Online - Live Training

Date:
Tuesday, April 9, 2024
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Register before March 19 and receive $50 off! Use the promo code EarlyBird.
Course Description
This 1-Day course will provide a template on how to prepare for and execute a Maintenance Turnaround on Oil & Gas Facilities.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for Production / Facilities / Operations Support Engineers, Operations and Maintenance personnel with a basic understanding of field and plant operations and the maintenance activities called Turnaround.
  • Preparing for the Turnaround
    • What to do when
    • Who are your Stakeholders
    • What are the drivers for the Turnaround
    • Defining the Scope of Work and when to lock it down
    • Building Work packages
    • Building the schedule and defining the critical path
  • Executing the Turnaround
    • What to do when
    • Controlling the scope to control the quality, cost and schedule
    • Resourcing and specialty services
  • Getting back to normal
    • How to hand the equipment back to Operations
  • Doing a post mortem on what went well and what did not
    • Preparing for the next Turnaround
Dale I Kraus, P.Eng.
Mr. Dale I Kraus is an experienced instructor for Oil & Gas Processing Facilities Engineering, Operator Training and Turnaround & Optimization Courses with an impressive teaching career spanning over 4 decades. Dale also works as a consultant specializing in cold weather operation and brownfield modifications with extensive Production Company Field experience at Mobil Oil, Amerada Hess, PetroCanada, and PrimeWest Energy.

With a BEChem from the University Of Saskatchewan, Dale has 40 years of experience in hydrocarbon processing as well as experience in oil, gas, sweet and sour service. He is a registered Professional Engineer and member of APEGA.

For the last 14 years, Dale has been travelling the world, teaching young engineers all the practical things they didn’t learn in University.
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