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Oil & Gas Planning Pack

Every oil and gas chapter of the Complete Guide in one 498-page PDF, with 22 ready-to-import P6 schedules and the piping trackers.

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The pack PDF

498 pages with a bookmark for every chapter: EPC phase by phase, onshore, offshore, pipelines, LNG, turnarounds, norms, field notes and case studies.

22 P6 schedules

XER for P6, XML for Microsoft Project, and an Excel workbook.

3 Excel trackers

Piping test pack register, spool fabrication tracker and progress measurement.

Contents

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Planning EPC projects phase by phase10
  1. 5.1 Engineering planning and control
  2. 5.2 Procurement planning, expediting and material control
  3. 5.3 Fabrication planning: spools, steel and modules
  4. 5.4 Construction planning and sequencing
  5. 5.5 Advanced Work Packaging
  6. 5.6 Mechanical completion, commissioning and handover
  7. 5.7 Shutdowns, turnarounds and brownfield work
  8. 5.8 Interface management
  9. 5.9 Look-ahead planning and short-interval control
  10. 5.10 Building an integrated EPC schedule: a worked example
The oil and gas industry11
  1. 17.1 How planning changes from one industry to another
  2. 17.2 Onshore cross-country pipelines
  3. 17.3 Offshore oil and gas: platforms, subsea, pipelay and hook-up
  4. 17.11 Pressure vessels, heat exchangers and storage tanks
  5. 17.15 Industry quick reference: rates, milestones and risks
  6. 17.16 In depth: onshore oil and gas EPC
  7. 17.17 In depth: offshore fixed platforms
  8. 17.18 In depth: subsea developments and FPSOs
  9. 17.19 In depth: cross-country pipelines
  10. 17.20 In depth: LNG projects
  11. 17.21 In depth: brownfield modifications and turnarounds
WBS templates and activity sequences8
  1. 19.1 Onshore oil and gas process plant (EPC)
  2. 19.2 Piping spool fabrication shop project
  3. 19.3 Onshore cross-country pipeline
  4. 19.4 Offshore fixed platform: jacket, topsides and hook-up
  5. 19.14 Storage tank farm
  6. 19.15 Pressure vessel and heat exchanger fabrication
  7. 19.17 Refinery or gas plant turnaround
  8. 19.20 Brownfield plant modification and tie-ins
Productivity norms6
  1. 20.1 Using norms: units, factors and calibration
  2. 20.6 Piping norms: shop and field
  3. 20.7 Mechanical equipment norms
  4. 20.8 Electrical and instrumentation norms
  5. 20.10 Pipelines, tanks and vessels: norms
  6. 20.13 Completions and commissioning norms
Know your field3
  1. 22.3 Piping for planners: from P&ID to test pack
  2. 22.4 Welding and NDT for planners
  3. 22.10 Commissioning in depth
Field notes: what goes wrong9
  1. 29.1 Field notes: onshore oil and gas EPC
  2. 29.2 Field notes: engineering phase
  3. 29.3 Field notes: procurement and vendors
  4. 29.4 Field notes: fabrication shops (spools, steel, vessels)
  5. 29.5 Field notes: piping and mechanical construction
  6. 29.6 Field notes: E&I, completions and commissioning
  7. 29.7 Field notes: pipelines
  8. 29.8 Field notes: offshore
  9. 29.9 Field notes: turnarounds and brownfield
How projects actually run4
  1. 30.1 How an onshore EPC project runs, from award to handover
  2. 30.2 How a cross-country pipeline project runs
  3. 30.4 How a plant turnaround is prepared and executed
  4. 30.7 How an offshore project runs: yard to first oil
Case studies11
  1. 23.1 Case: the gas plant that reported green
  2. 23.2 Case: piping productivity collapse and recovery
  3. 23.3 Case: pipeline spread and right-of-way access
  4. 23.4 Case: offshore topsides and the installation window
  5. 23.5 Case: the turnaround that overran
  6. 34.1 Case 1: record welding output, but the site had no workfront
  7. 34.2 Case 2: material release, not productivity, was driving the piping forecast
  8. 34.3 Case 3: erection at 70%, test packs at 25%
  9. 34.4 Case 4: a progress dispute over rules of credit
  10. 34.5 Case 5: preparing a fabrication facility for a client capacity assessment
  11. 34.6 Case 6: a monthly update that looked like good news
Schedule library22
  1. 25.3 Onshore gas processing plant EPC: Level 3 schedule
  2. 25.4 Engineering deliverables schedule: Level 4 with review cycles
  3. 25.5 Procurement schedule: fifteen packages from requisition to site
  4. 25.6 Piping spool fabrication shop schedule
  5. 25.7 Piping erection and test package schedule
  6. 25.8 Mechanical equipment installation: static and rotating
  7. 25.9 Electrical and instrumentation construction schedule
  8. 25.10 Pre-commissioning, commissioning and start-up by system
  9. 25.11 Storage tank farm (API 650 tanks)
  10. 25.12 Cross-country pipeline: spread schedule with ladder logic
  11. 25.13 HDD crossing and tie-ins
  12. 25.14 Offshore platform: detailed jacket and topsides schedule
  13. 25.15 Plant turnaround: hour-by-hour critical path
  14. 25.16 Brownfield revamp: SIMOPS, hot taps and a tie-in shutdown (detailed)
  15. 25.39 FPSO conversion: detailed schedule
  16. 25.49 Onshore well hook-up, flowlines and remote manifold
  17. 25.50 Subsea pipeline and riser installation
  18. 25.53 LNG liquefaction train
  19. 25.54 Full-containment LNG storage tank
  20. 25.55 Carbon capture and storage (capture, compression, pipeline, injection)
  21. 25.56 Ammonia plant (steam methane reforming)
  22. 25.58 Artificial island for offshore field development
Who it is for

Made for working planners.

Questions

Before you buy.

What format is it?

Digital files: PDF guides, and Excel, Word or PowerPoint files where the product includes them. You get a download link straight after checkout, and by email.

Can I use it at work?

Yes. The single-user licence covers your own work, including on your employer's and your clients' projects. For a team licence, contact us through the Payhip store.

Which software do I need?

A PDF reader for the guides. Excel, Word or PowerPoint (or compatible software) for the templates. Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project for schedule files.

Is the sample data real?

No. All sample projects, names, dates and figures are fictitious and are there to show how each file works.

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