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Introduction to FEED (Front End Engineering Design)

June 18 @ 8:30 am - June 20 @ 4:00 pm
Rp. 7950000
Introduction to Front End Engineering Design

Background & About the Course

Front End Engineering Design (FEED) is a critical phase in the development of large-scale engineering projects, particularly in industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, power, and infrastructure. Occurring after the conceptual design and before detailed engineering, FEED focuses on defining the project’s technical requirements and establishing a solid foundation for successful execution.

By conducting a thorough FEED, projects can achieve lower lifecycle costs, reduced technical, schedule, and cost risks, faster plant startup and turnover, minimized EHS and compliance risks, and enhanced risk identification and mitigation.

Course Objectives

Participants will:

  • Understand the purpose and significance of the FEED phase in project development. Recognize the key differences between FEED, conceptual design, and detailed engineering.
  • Identify major components and deliverables of the FEED phase, including process flow diagrams (PFDs), equipment layouts, and preliminary cost estimates.
  • Grasp the basic steps involved in defining project scope and objectives during FEED.
  • Appreciate the role of FEED in minimizing risks, controlling costs, and aligning projects with business goals.

Who Should Attend

This training is recommended for:

  • Project Managers and Engineers in oil & gas, petrochemical, and power industries.
  • Professionals involved in planning, design, and project execution.
  • Procurement and Logistics personnel involved in Procurement Project Management (PPM).
  • New team members seeking foundational knowledge of FEED.

Course Outline

  1. Introduction and Overview
  • Understanding FEED
  • Definition and purpose of FEED.
  • Role of FEED in the project lifecycle.
  • Key differences between FEED, conceptual design, and detailed engineering.
  1. Key Elements of FEED
  • Overview of project scope and objectives.
  • Importance of aligning FEED with business and project goals.
  • Key deliverables of the FEED phase.
  1. Simplified FEED Processes
  • Basics of Project Scope Definition
  • How to define project requirements.
  • Essential inputs for a successful FEED phase.
  • Introduction to FEED Deliverables
  • Overview of typical FEED outputs:
    • Process flow diagrams (PFDs).
    • Equipment lists and layouts.
    • Preliminary cost estimates.
  • Activity: Exercise on reviewing sample FEED deliverables.
  1. FEED Best Practices and Practical Applications
  • Simplified Risk and Cost Overview
  • Basics of identifying risks in FEED.
  • Importance of preliminary cost estimation.
  • Transition from FEED to Execution
  • How FEED influences the detailed engineering phase.
  • Integrating FEED with procurement and construction.
  1. Specialized Topics (New Section)
  • HSE Considerations in FEED
  • Identifying HSE risks early in the design process.
  • Compliance with industry standards and regulations.
  • Stakeholder Engagement
  • Techniques for aligning stakeholders on FEED deliverables.
  • Managing scope changes effectively during FEED.
  • Digital Tools and Technologies for FEED
  • Overview of software tools (e.g., SmartPlant, AutoCAD).
  • Leveraging data analytics and digital twins in FEED.
  1. Case Studies and Summary
  • Real-world examples of successful FEED implementation.
  • Key lessons learned from common FEED challenges.
  • Activity: Wrap-up discussion on applying FEED concepts in small-scale projects.
  • Activity: Group exercise on creating a basic FEED workflow for a sample project.

About the Course Leader

Ir. Deddy Nugraha is a Senior Rotating Engineer and Asset Reliability Specialist with a degree in Mechanical Engineering from ITB (1990) and advanced training in gas turbine maintenance and repair in France and the USA. He has extensive experience in root cause analysis (RCA) and troubleshooting for turbomachinery equipment, as well as reliability philosophy. He serves as the General Secretary for the Indonesian Reliability Society (ISR) and KMI.

Ir. Deddy has conducted numerous consulting projects, including work with PT. Indonesia Power (Tambak Lorok, Suralaya, Perak), PT. IPMOMI Paiton, PT. PGN SBU TSJ, PT. Pertamina Gas, PT. HKS Humpus, and PT. Vale Indonesia. His expertise also includes operational excellence at PGN and railway safety management for the Ministry of Transportation, as well as reliability data collection in the Kamojang Geothermal Power Plant.

Details

Start:
June 18 @ 8:30 am
End:
June 20 @ 4:00 pm
Cost:
Rp. 7950000
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Website:
www.fiqry.com

Organizer

PT Fiqry Jaya Manunggal
Phone
08128009245
Email
info@fiqry.com
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Venue

Bandung
Jawa Barat Indonesia + Google Map
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