ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF PLANT ENGINEERING : ELECTRICAL

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2 ABOUT SMARTBRAINS SmartBrains is the global market leader in providing high-level training services to the energy sector (Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, Refinery, LNG, Power Plants, Fiscal, Contracts, Strategy & Finance and Leadership & Management). Operating nation wise over the last 8 years, our courses are widely acknowledged within the energy community for quality and up-to-date information. Our success and distinguished reputation is down to our commitment to the industry, a high-level of expertise, sector knowledge, cultural diversity and experience that comes from organising many courses. SmartBrains Institute provides premium training courses for energy industry executives and fresh engineering graduates. Programs are designed by experienced high level Engineers/Managers and professionals as an option to broaden their skill sets to include management tools and techniques that are applicable to various profiles in renewable energy industries. Our success and distinguished reputation is thanks to our commitment to provide first-class programmes to our clients. Combining leading professionals from across the industry as lecturers and an interactive, practical format, the lessons learnt in a SmartBrains for energy course are directly transferable back to the workplace. WHY SMARTBRAINS SmartBrains is the ultimate choice for all the working and non working engineers in energy sector training requirements. Our extensive portfolios of training courses are: P 100% focused on Process Plant Engineering. P Guided by industry renowned professionals with unprecedented knowledge of process plant industry P High interactive program with practical and relevant case studies. P Training by extensively researched self developed cutting edge techniques. P Skill development techniques with comprehensive set of documentation, practical skills and tools used in the industry P Perfect opportunity to develop network and experiences with knowledge sharing. P Internationally acclaimed engineering qualification. P Designed for both fresh engineers and working professionals to attain growth in process plant industry P One of the finest international faculties. P Interactive, interesting and motivational training sessions. P Access to enormous reference books and research materials. sessions. OUR STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES To be recognized by industry and employers as a highly reputable training organization. P r o v i d e d y n a m i c l e a d e r s h i p, s o u n d management and excellence in training. Continue to improve our services through quality management processes. Invest in and value our people through professional development activities, Grow our business through innovation and to continue to be financially secure. Be influential in the economic development of the industries we serve nation wise.

3 ACCREDITATION & AFFILIATION SmartBrains engineers and technologist Pvt Ltd. has received recognition, endorsement and affiliation from National Skill Development Corporation of India (NSDC, a PPP initiative developed by Govt. of India) and various Skill Sector Councils of India as an authorized training provider under various trades. SmartBrains is authorized to provide skill based training for engineering/non-engineering candidates as per their interest. SmartBrains as a training institute will provide complete practical knowledge based skill training to the candidates, recognition & certification to the candidates will be provided by NSDC & Sector Skill Councils. Students who successfully complete their certification from SmartBrains may be able to apply for recognition of their qualification within the local education system. In general most countries will recognize that an Advanced Program is a qualification that requires high level of knowledge (beyond bachelor's degree). Many countries have a process for recognition of foreign qualification which is used by new residents when they have qualifications earned overseas. You will be awarded by a National level certification approved & provided by National Skill Development Corporation of India (A PPP promoted by Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India) which is broadly accepted & recognized across the globe. However, in many cases formal individual recognition within the home country may not be required because the international validity and affiliation of this credential is very sound. This certification is broadly accepted by many national and international firms of various countries like Australia, New Zealand, United States, United Kingdom & many more. PROGRAM STRUCTURE The certification program is an intensive part-time program, conducted over a period of 6 months (For particular module), unlike other universities or academic institutions, we operate almost all year around. The Program is composed of 12 Units: - 1. Introduction of Plant Engineering 2. Electrical Equipments Technology 3. Electrical Drawings and documentation 4. Electrical wires & Cabling 5. Illumination Design 6. Power System Protection 7. System Studies and calculations 8. Earthing & Lightning/Surge Protection 9. Testing and maintenance of Electrical Equipments 10. Operation and Facility Management 11. Profession Engineering 12. Energy Management

4 ABOUT PROCESS PLANT ENGINEERING-ELECTRICAL Since electric plant layouts is about more than formats and outlines, Intergraph gives the most adaptable, versatile, and effective suite of plant designing assets outline for each part of a force vegetation's cycle. With instruments for beginning outline, development, upkeep, and that's only the tip of the iceberg, it's no fortuitous event that more than 60 percent of the plants worked far and wide are composed with Intergraph programming. Characteristics of electrical Process Plant Engineering are: - P 3D Modeling and visualization Solutions P Engineering and Schematics P Electrical Equipment Operation and Maintenance P Engineering, Procurement and Construction P Troubleshooting, O & M P Risk Management WHAT YOU WILL GAIN: P Skills and knowledge in the latest technologies in all aspects of plant engineering. P Knowledge from the extensive experience of instructors from process plants. P World-class, globally accepted certification, enabling improved career prospects and income. P Networking contacts in the industry. P Excellent training material gathered from industry experts and case study materials. P Technical, commercial and operational understanding of process plant. P Understanding of Feasible study, engineering, procurement, construction, installation, operation, management & maintenance of electrical equipments in process industry PURPOSE SmartBrains is the ultimate choice for all the working and non working engineers in energy sector training requirements. Our extensive portfolios of training courses are: P 100% focused on Process Plant Engineering. P G u i d e d b y i n d u s t r y r e n o w n e d professionals with unprecedented knowledge of process plant industry P High interactive program with practical and relevant case studies. P Training by extensively researched self P developed cutting edge techniques. Skill development techniques with comprehensive set of documentation, practical skills and tools used in the industry. P Perfect opportunity to develop network and experiences with knowledge sharing. P Internationally acclaimed engineering qualification. P Designed for both fresh engineers and working professionals to attain growth in process plant industry P One of the finest international faculties. P Interactive, interesting and motivational training sessions. P Access to enormous reference books and research materials. sessions.

5 TRAINING METHODOLOGY Our approach to training combines industrial experts with practical exercises and action planning that provides real benefits and instills positive change. Our training experts developed best course content based on current need of industry. MULTIMEDIA BASED CONTENTS The program features real-world applications and uses a blended approach involving interactive on-line sessions, simulation software and self-study assignments. For each topic you will have an initial reading assignment (which will be provided to you in E-format). There will be a course work or problems to be submitted and in some cases there will be practical exercises, using simulation software and remote labs that you can easily do from your home or office. BOOKS In order to maximize the value to your training course and to further enhance the skills developed, we provide all participants with a tool-kit to take back to the office. The tool kit includes a set of comprehensive documentation supporting the course programme with notes, slides, recommended further reading and extra material relevant to the course. Some relevant manual titles are listed below: 1. Safe Operation and Maintenance of Circuit Breakers and Switchgear 2. Understanding Electrical Engineering and Safety for Non-Electricians 3. Practical Energy Efficiency, Design, Engineering and Auditing 4. Lightning, Surge Protection and Earthing of Electrical and Electronic Systems in Industrial Networks 5. Electrical Drawings and Schematics 6. Practical Power Transformers: Operation, Maintenance and Testing 7. Troubleshooting, Maintenance and Protection of AC Electrical Motors and Drives 8. Emergency Power Supplies: Electrical Distribution Design, Installation and Commissioning 9. Practical Electrical Wiring Standards 10. Practical Power Quality: Problems and Solutions 11. Practical HV Cable Jointing and Terminations for Engineers and Technicians 12. Critical Power Supply Options and Planning of High Availability Supplies 13. Practical Electrical Substation Safety for Engineers and Technicians 14. Maintenance and Troubleshooting of Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Systems and Batteries PowerPoint presentations on: - 1. Electrical Equipment Technology 2. Electrical Drawing and Documentation 3. Industrial Cables, Standards and accessories 4. Power System Protection 5. System Studies PRESENTATION 6. Earthing & Lighting 7. Testing, Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Electrical Equipment's 8. Operation and facility management CASE STUDIES: Empirical examples of organizations' challenges and opportunities. These provide genuine insight and learning by questioning how they should respond to these topical issues Simulation Exercises: - Some contents of our course require participants to take part in simulation exercises, putting into practice the knowledge gained. Feedback and Assessment: - Course leaders will provide constructive feedback and offer suggestions for improvement.

6 INDUSTRIAL LINKAGE Candidates will need to go through for on the job training for successful completion of training, industries are in collaboration with Sector Skill Councils introduce your candidature for 6 months of on the job training in renewable industries (Working Plants). It will provide you an advantage of live working process with your instructor and fellow students upgrading your skills and refresh your knowledge. It will also provide you a platform to learn for international industry experts interactive sessions will gain valuable insights into international practice. Industry collaboration will add following advantages for the trainee. Improved Quality as per industry norms. Real life experience through industrial attachment, Hands-On training and field projects. Teacher practitioners, faculty attachments to industry. Rich pool of industrial workshops and manufacturing plants. Immediate feedback on adequency, long term on graduate performance. Better employment opportunities for trainees through sustained relationship. Technology transfer, innovation to marketplace. Dr Solar Systems Pvt. Ltd. CLIENTS WE WORK WITH Minda Energy Pvt. Ltd. Sterling And Wilson Pvt. Ltd. Gopinath Solar Energy Pvt. Ltd. Tracksun Solar Pvt. Ltd. Chemitech Engineers Pvt. Ltd. Rays Power Experts Pvt. Ltd. Rabboni Engineers Pvt. Ltd. Tapan Solar Pvt. Ltd. Gautam Solar Pvt Ltd Blue Bird Solar Pvt. Ltd. Primo Tech Energy Solutions Pvt. Ltd. SS Gas Labs Pvt. Ltd. Green Hut Energy Pvt. Ltd. Upas Technical Pvt. Ltd. Brisanzia Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Degremont Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Sombansi Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd. Earth Water Group Driplex Water Engineering Pvt. Ltd. Technotherm Engineers Pvt. Ltd. N S Thermal Energy Pvt. Ltd. Offcom Systems Alpine Energies Hydro Therm Engineers Pvt. Ltd. Thermodyne Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Urjex Boilers Pvt. Ltd. Mishan Energy Solution Akar Impex Pvt. Ltd. Uem India Pvt. Ltd. Triveni Group Tapsi Group Sarika Enterprises

7 UNIT: 1 INTRODUCTION TO PLANT ENGINEERING Plant Engineering And Site Selection Plant engineering function. Principles of organization. Organization structures. Organizational prerequisites. Role of plant engineer. Concept of EPC projects. Overview of codes & standards IEC/ANSI/IEE. Consideration aspects in site selection. Environmental & design considerations. On Site Distribution of Electricity Determining the site requirements. Tariff structures and billing calculations. Various areas of electricity consumption. Characteristics of plant areas including electricity supply parameters. Generation of Stand-By Supply. Distribution of power to areas of control and consumption. Instrumentation techniques and general practice. Conductors, Insulators and Electromagnetism Conductors and insulators (conductors, semiconductors, superconductors, electrical insulators etc). Electromagnetism (electromagnets, electromagnetic strength, electromagnetic induction, magnetic quantity characteristics). Fundamentals of power systems and electric power generation Concepts behind electric power generation, transmission, distribution and utilization- P Historical overview. P Electricity production and use. P Generation: non-renewable and renewable sources. P AC and DC systems: comparison in respect of generation, transmission and distribution. P Relationship between frequency ad poles in a generator. Electric Power and Energy: P Electric power and energy. P Active and reactive power. P Power triangle. Fundamentals of electrical networks: P Transmission and distribution. P Electrical networks. Electrical Equipment for Power Transmission and Distribution and Related Issues Electrical equipment used in transmission, distribution and utilization: P Transformers. P Isolators. P fuses. P Circuit Breakers. Electrical utilization, basics of power quality and electrical safety. P AC and DC electrical rotating machines. P Power electronics applications. P Power quality problems. P Protection of electrical systems. P Electrical safety, legislation and compliance. Common Distribution System Alternatives Characteristics of typical industrial distribution systems. Equipment used in distribution systems. Electrical safety and power security issues. Voltage classifications. Distribution types. The use of transformers.

8 Planning of Power Distribution Systems Planning of industrial power distribution networks including embedded generation. Distribution system alternatives. Fault Levels in Electrical Systems and their role in the choice of Equipment Electrical faults. Asymmetrical fault behavior. Equivalent impedance diagram of a power system. In-Plant Generation Requirements and Alternatives Distribution equipment. Conductor size vs. short circuit current. What is an EPC contract How does the risk allocation on an EPC contract compare to other construction contracts. To what extent does an EPC contract guarantee the project essentials: a fixed price, time and quality. Why would you choose an EPC contract as opposed to other forms of contract. Will the use of an EPC contract mean that the works cost more. The bank ability of an EPC contract. The EPC contract within the overall structure of a project: The various entities and the other project documents. Split EPCs: Onshore/ Offshore. Different models for contract risk allocation. Contract jargon: Lump sum, turn-key, EPCM, EPCC. cost-plus, reimbursable. Estimation of Plant Electrical Load Preparation of Load Schedule. Determination of power Supply Capacity. Standby Capacity consideration. Rating of Generators in Relation to Prime Movers - Importance of max and min temp. Rating Of Motors In Relation To Their Driven Machines. Maintenance and Asset Management in Distribution Systems Power distribution system automation. Condition based maintenance vs. reliability centered maintenance. Diagnostic techniques. Problems found during maintenance. UNIT: 2 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS TECHNOLOGY & PROTECTIONS AC Power, DC Power, and Power Generation Alternating and direct current fundamentals. AC vs. DC transmission. Common applications. Relative merits and demerits. Fundamentals of power generation. Methods employed for power generation a comparative study. Rotating and static components. Static and dynamic vibration detection techniques including remedial guidelines. Electrical Machines, Motor Controls, Protection, Testing and failure analysis Principle of operation, Torque calculation. Types of AC/DC machines. Fault and fault finding. Components of 3-Phase induction machines. Limitations of single-phase AC motors, Special types of electrical machines. New Technologies and development. Motor Control Methods. Protection methods for motors. Performance testing for motors. Common causes of motor failure, effects of excessive loading. Motor and bearing failure analysis. Maintenance requirements to prevent failure. Electrical Power, Electric Motors, and Prime Movers Single-phase vs. three-phase Electric Power and their applications. Operating principles of single-phase and three-phase ac motors. Induction vs. synchronous motors. Maintenance requirements. Check lists and specification tools for effective maintenance. Efficiency calculations. Comparative study of IC engines, gas/steam turbines, hydraulic/air motors, electric motors. Selection criteria and applications. Maintenance requirements.

9 Checklists and specification tools for effective maintenance. Efficiency calculations. Variable Speed Drives Drive components. Operating parameters. Energy conversion in electric drives. Constant speed vs. Variable speed. 5Application range of variable speed drives. Maintenance of VSD's. Efficiency calculations. Power Transmission and Distribution Systems Technology of power transmission industrial systems. Components. Substation equipment including earthing and touch potentials. Primary feeders and network systems. Distribution transformers. Secondary systems. Distribution capacity. Design and operation of distribution systems. Power factor equipment. Capacity improvement. Harmonic influences. Theory, Types, Construction and Characteristics of Power Transformers Fundamentals of power transformers. Power transformer construction. Power transformer types. Methods of transformer protection. Installation, Maintenance and Testing of Power Transformers Power transformer installation. Power transformer oil quality. Electrical tests and preventive measures. Medium Voltage and Low Voltage Switchgear MV and LV switchgear specifications. MV and LV switchgear applications. MV and LV switchgear construction. Metering, protection and control of MV and LV switchgear. Medium Voltage and Low Voltage Circuit Breakers, Batteries for Substations Circuit breaker basics. Circuit breaker specifications and ratings. MV and LV circuit breaker construction. Basics of batteries, battery types. Charging and discharging of batteries. Selection and sizing of batteries. Battery installation, maintenance, failure and disposal. Principles of Electrical Machines & their applications Principles of operation. Torque calculations (Torque vs. speed, AC vs. DC machines). Types of AC and DC machines and their applications. Faults and fault-finding. Components of 3-phase induction machines. Limitations of single-phase AC motors, Special types of electrical machines. New technologies and developments. Motor Control, Protection, Testing and failure analysis Motor control methods. Protection methods for motors. Performance testing of motors. Common causes of motor failure. Effects of excessive loading. Motor and bearing failure analysis. Maintenance requirements to prevent failure. Electrical Protection and Earthing Protective equipment used in power systems. Operation of fuses, circuit breakers, protective relays and insulators. Earth leakage protection. Motor protection devices. Switching equipment for electrical systems. Maintenance systems. In-service testing. Primary and secondary current injection methods. OEM parameters to compare with the test results. Purpose and importance of earthing. Earthing Systems, Component selection for functional earthing. Protection against Explosions and Lightning Hazardous area identification. Area classification. Calculation of the Zone extent. Minimum energy transfer (intrinsic safety concepts). Explosion prevention techniques. Mechanical glands and types of cable approved for the area.

10 Introduction to the various codes of practice in force across the world. The ATEX requirements. Earthing requirements and Standards. Lightning protection risks. Risk assessments as per IEC Need for lighting protection. How a lightning protection system works (Physical installation, Design of the system). Troubleshooting Electrical System Faults Identification of various types of electrical systems. Selection of fault-finding technique. Typical electrical system faults. Diagnosing failures. UNIT: 3 ELECTRICAL DRAWING AND DOCUMENTATION Drawing Types, Attributes and Symbols Fundamentals of electrical and electronic engineering drawings: P Drawing standards. P 2 and 3-dimensional representation. P Components of an engineering drawing. P Drawing sizes. P Scales and sheet sizes. Symbols: PElectro technology Symbols. Engineering Drawings Single-line and 3-line diagrams. Control schematics. Logic gates and logic diagrams. Cabling and wiring drawings. Lighting Layout Design. Cable Routing Layout. Earthing Layout Design. Lightning Layout Design. Layout drawings for different applications. Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Drawing Management CAD: P 2D and 3D CAD applications. P GIS related applications: linking imagery with drawings. Drawing management:- P Revision control and drawing ownership. P Drawing process flow. P Redlining in CAD drawings. CAD drawing features: P Symbols, attributes and symbol libraries. P Automated BoM generation from a CAD drawing. P Concept of layers and their use in sharing information. P Automation of drawing through programming. Management of drawings.

11 UNIT: 4 CABLE SELECTION, SIZING, STANDARDS & ACCESSORIES Power Cable Types and Classifications Types of cable. Cable types for given applications. Cable sizing. Sheath bonding for MV and HV cables. Jointing and Termination Requirements for outdoor terminations. Mechanical protection for joints and terminations. Jointing and terminating procedures. Testing of cables after jointing/termination. Cable interconnection Schedule. Selection and Sizing of Cable Tray. Cable tray schedule. Cable Drum schedule. Conduit Selection. Conduit Sizing. Cable Routing Cable routing Layout. Cable Tagging. Installation details. Cable Selection and Sizing Cable selection. Cable sizing for Low voltage system. Cable sizing for High voltage system. Voltage Drop Consideration. Let through Energy consideration. Earth fault Loop Impedance consideration. cable Schedule. Installation Methods, Types of Cable Faults and Locating Faults Storage, handling and unreeling. Installation methods of cables and impact on ratings. Cable laying on structures, ducts and directly in soil. Cable failures and fault location (Loop method, faultburning, signal injection and use of TDR equipment). Power and Control cable Introduction. Electrical Illumination Design Introduction. Type of Lighting Fixtures. Selection of Lighting Fixtures. Preparation Of Fixture Schedule. Indoor Illumination Calculation. Outdoor Illumination Calculation. Calculation on Software. Lighting Layout Design. Lighting Installation Detail. Small Power selection. Lighting Board Schedule. Electrical Lightning and Illumination Incandescent lamps, high intensity discharge lamps, mercury vapor, metal halide lamps, fluorescent lamps, compact fluorescent lamps, LEDs. Luminaire concepts. Energy efficiency. Electrical Heating in Industry Principles of heating. Electrical heating, resistance heating. Welding, Electric arc furnaces. Induction heating. UNIT: 5 ILLUMINATION DESIGN

12 UNIT: 6 POWER SYSTEM PROTECTION Need For Protection and Basic Protection Approach Need for protection. Characteristics of protection. Components of protection systems. Faults in systems and its impact on protection. Relevance of earthing to protection. Protection in Industrial Distribution Systems Fuse-the basic protective device. Protection based on releases. Tripping power sources, trip failure alarm. Typical protection approach in industrial distribution systems. Protection application in special cases such as mining systems. Instrument Transformers and its application to Protection Role of instrument transformers in protection. Voltage transformers. Current transformers. Selection and application of instrument transformers for electrical protection. Protective Relays and Relay Coordination and Unit Protection Relays used in protection and basic types. Importance of current relays in protection. DMT and IDMT characteristics. Static relays and IED. Protection coordination. Unit protection, basic principles. Protection of Transformers and MV Switchgear Transformer protections-different approaches. Protection based on current relays (DMT and IDMT). Differential protection of transformers. REF and standby earth fault protection. Switchgear (bus bar) protection methods. Protection of Motors, Generators and Protection Management Faults in motors. Protection of motors against internal faults. Protection against load-related problems. Generator-protection for stator faults and special protections. Protection management. UNIT: 7 SYSTEM STUDIES AND CALCULATIONS System Studies and Calculations Development of single line diagrams, libraries, project data management, cable sizing, templates Load flow analysis Short circuit (IEC and ANSI) Motor acceleration Transient stability Protective device coordination and selectivity Ground grid systems Underground raceway systems Arc flash analysis Short circuit analysis (Fault calculation and stability studies) Load flow analysis Motor starting study Harmonics study Relay coordination study Other modules based on attendees request and time permitting

13 UNIT: 8 EARTHING AND LIGHTNING/SURGE PROTECTION Electrical Earthing and applicable Standards Power supply system earthing methods. Comparative merits and applications. Effects of electric shock. Role of protective earthing in safety against electric shock. Earth Electrodes Earth electrodes and their role. Influence of soil resistivity on earth resistance. Measurement of soil resistivity and earth resistance. Earth electrode system maintenance. Static Electricity Static electricity basic definitions. Problems caused by static electricity in industrial operations. Mitigation of adverse effects by static electricity. Earthing of Substations, Switch yards and applicable Standards Substation earthing-basic principles. Earth grid design approach. Steps for obtaining an effective earthing system. Lightning Protection of marine electrical. Systems and other special structures. Surge Protection Surges: Types and methods of coupling Protection of electrical components against surges. Surge protection zones and protection grading. Electrical Noise and Mitigation Types of noise and coupling. Problems caused by noise in sensitive electronic circuits. Control of noise at source, avoiding earth loops. Mitigation by shielding/screening. Proper earthing and role of ZSRG, SGTP in noise reduction. System Studies and Calculations Short circuit analysis (Fault Calculations and Stability Studies). Load flow analysis. Motor starting study. Harmonic s study Relay coordination study Lightning Effects and Protection Lightning physics and statistical distribution Lightning risk assessment. Lightning protection of structures, electrical lines and substations.

14 UNIT: 9 TESTING, TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS Fundamentals of Testing Various types of tests. Role of insulation in electrical equipment. Insulation resistance measurement and interpretation. Various Methods of Testing High potential tests. Oil testing. TAN Delta Testing. Partial Discharge (PD) Testing. Impulse testing. Measuring of low resistances as part of testing. Testing of Electrical Equipment Transformer testing. Cable testing during operation and fault detection. Testing of Alternators during maintenance. Testing of other HV equipment including protection tests, CT/VT testing. Organizational aspects of Testing Testing for troubleshooting. Testing as an essential maintenance of electrical equipment. Test equipment for comprehensive testing Documentation of testing. Setting up a testing group in a large organization. Maintenance inventory. Reasons for planning failures. Benefits of planning Scheduling considerations and requirements Proper scheduling of resources and materials Priority system and equipment criticality Maintenance schedules Managing maintenance backlogs Maintenance Practice-Strategies, Tools and Techniques Types of outages. Maintenance plans, tools and techniques. Standard maintenance practices. Choosing the right maintenance strategy. Performance measurement. Evaluating maintenance effectiveness. Reporting and use of key performance indicators. Introduction to RCM(Reliability Centered Maintenance) Plant registration. Function and failure. Preventive action. Organizing and controlling proposed tasks. Implementation of RCM. Maintenance Objectives and Principles Effective management of maintenance operations and resources. Measures for achieving maintenance objectives. Key maintenance principles Primary role of maintenance Benefits associated with best maintenance practices. Asset Management Identifying, classifying and prioritizing assets. Location and types. Maintenance strategies for various categories of assets. Managing assets by criticality. Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Planning needs and objectives. Planning for resources. Maintenance budgeting. Implementing the maintenance plan.

15 UNIT: 10 OPERATION AND FACILITY MANAGEMENT Facility Management: Organization, Planning The nature of facility management. Organization of the Facility Management department. Facility management leadership. Strategic and annual planning. Financial management. Planning and management of space.. Facility Management: Sustainability, Design- Build and Emergency Preparedness Definitions, background and application of sustainability. Sustainability in practice. Sustainability financials, acceptance, and implementation. Project Management. Programming and project development. The design process. The construction phase. Planning, definitions and threat assessment. Command, control and communications. Emergency preparations and training. Emergency response and recovery. Facility Management: Security, Operations and Management Practice Facility security goals and responsibilities. Facility security and planning. Facility security implementation. Administering the department. Managing Quality facilities. Managing the Budget. Communications. Information systems and other technologies. Facility Management: Organization, Planning The nature of facility management. Organization of the Facility Management department. Facility management leadership. Strategic and annual planning. Financial management. Planning and management of space.. Facility Management: Sustainability, Design- Build and Emergency Preparedness Definitions, background and application of sustainability. Sustainability in practice. Sustainability financials, acceptance, and implementation. Project Management. Programming and project development. The design process. The construction phase. Planning, definitions and threat assessment. Command, control and communications. Emergency preparations and training. Emergency response and recovery. Facility Management: Security, Operations and Management Practice Facility security goals and responsibilities. Facility security and planning. Facility security implementation. Administering the department. Managing Quality facilities. Managing the Budget. Communications. Information systems and other technologies.

16 UNIT: 11 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING Time Management Portfolio of Skills Project Management Basics Project Launch Communication Skills Problem Solving and Decision Making Technical Writing and Specifications Group Dynamics Project Costing and Cash Flow Modeling Discounted Cash Flow Leadership and Professional Conduct Ethics in Engineering Responsibilities of the Engineering Associate Engineering Standards and Codes of Practice Global and Environmental Issues Sustainable Engineering Workplace Health & Safety Issues Presentation Skills Technical Skills and Career Planning Contract Law UNIT:12- ENERGY MANAGEMENT Principles of Energy Management Fundamentals and principles of energy management. Importance of energy management. Monitoring energy consumption. Patterns of use of energy. Detecting and prioritizing the use. Raising awareness and motivation. Managing effective energy conservation program. Optimization of Energy Designing an optimal energy system. Modern energy conservation techniques. Reducing energy losses and increasing. efficiency Energy saving systems in buildings. Optimum energy utilization technologies. Energy efficiency for: P Combustion systems. P Steam systems. P Motor systems. P Refrigeration and air conditioning. P Heat recovery. Energy Audit and Analysis Energy accounting. Energy costs, benchmarking, energy performance index. Duties and responsibilities of energy managers and auditors. Purpose and benefits of energy auditing. Components of energy audit. Categories of energy audit. Industrial, commercial, and residential audit planning. Energy audit instruments/ tools.

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