OIL AND GAS CONSTRUCTION PLANNING TRAINING
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Nagandran VN SinasamyMember for 17 years 8 months
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Oldest first- 0Nagandran VN Sinasamy ·Samer, My offers as follows:
1. Introduction to Oil and Gas Industry.
2. Relation between Project management and Project Planning
3. OIL and Gas Planning Techniques at Client and Contractor
4. How to become a Project Manager from Planning Engineer
5. Oil and Gas Construction Planning Knowledge (Theory and Practical)
6. How to become a good planner and knowledgable.
and many more....this is a collection of 18years planning notes and experiences. Nobody around the global do so...I guess.
You may contact me at: Nagandran.Sinasamy@shell.com
- 0Nagandran VN Sinasamy ·yes dear friends, those are indeed good stuff to know and digest at this moments.
Do email me at : Nagandran.Sinasamy@shell.com to know more.
Also, please register your CVs at www.jobsthanks.com for free, so that many oil and gas clients know who you are.
Regards,
Nagandran.S
Brunei Shell Petroleum. - 0Nagandran VN Sinasamy ·Dear all,
Planning in Oil and Gas Industry is an emerging profession and quite rewarding In some event most of the planners are not appreciated or rewarding the effort they make for the success of a project. Why this could be? Think about it. Absolutely the is no blame culture here, but indeed it’s our own defect. Defect? yeah, we never never sharpen our knowledge other than confining ourself in calculating and analysing ’figures’ where the other engineers calculating his promition in an organisation.
My philosophy is, today’s planners are future project managers if we are ready to prepare ourself for that. - 0Nagandran VN Sinasamy ·Dear all,
I believe many of us have attended Planning software courses, and have they ever taught about live project? Never and they wont as they dont know how to teach that, as they only know the technical part of the software. In reality, most of this software doesn’t help us apart from scheduling. In term of producing ’S’ Curve (surpise curve) they are zero!!!!!!!
There is only one software that I would say the best of all i.e ’Artemis...7000’. Where this software is not being used nowadays due to operating cost. Pity!!!!!!! - 0Vladimir Liberzon ·Dear Nagandran,
at the beginning of this discussion you wrote
"Nobody around the global do so...I guess."
I guess makes the difference.
You did not attend all training courses around the Globe.
You don’t know all software packages.
So please add I guess to your statements.
Best Regards,
Vladimir - 0Nagandran VN Sinasamy ·Dear All,
To operate Artemis 7000, you need a Artemis programmer and this person can be Planning Manager as well. We were using this software for many years. It can be customised in many ways to suit client requirement. It gives fantastic ’S’ curve and manpower Histo and data accuracy to 10 decimal points. Thus, it depends how good is your programmer.
Thanks - 0Nagandran VN Sinasamy ·Thanks guys, for you keen and eagerness to learn about the O&G Construction Planning Training. Apparently, I am so much tied-up with my job and hardly have time to present such training. Anyway, this training, not very special indeed, but it will be more than a clue to be a best practiced planning engineering rather than keyboarding planner.
- 0Nagandran VN Sinasamy ·Sorry Mike,
I canät accept your statement of Artemis as a crap. It depends how you customise it. I have been using Artemis for 5 years with manz eventful success. And I found the latest planning software, whichever thez are, is just posed for graphical presentation. For instance, the latest version of P3 V6 or V 6.1 is a trouble maker rather than friendly user. I dont know, why the P3 genius have changed the duration into hours. Have they got anz reason behind it.In fact P3 V3.1 works better that the latest vesion though has many functions.
- 0Mervilyne Panganiban ·Hi Guys,
I belived in Planning there is same procedures. However, resources, activities, methodology, and processes differs.
I work in Manufacturing in the Philippines, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing & Instrumentation, High Rise and currently in Landscaping in UAE with the same designation as Planning & Cost Control Engineer.
Up to now I cant get a job in Oil and Gas field, I wanted to go to University to have atleast background. Unfortunately, I cant afford the fees.
Can anyone suggest how to get a Job in Oil & Gas.
Do you know Companies who give training as in On-the-job-training, or Part Time works even without pay?
Your comments will be highly appreciated.
Thanks, - 0Samer Zawaydeh ·Dear Mervilyne,
Oil and Gas is a special industry, and maybe you are working on the Contracting side. You will have to follow the news and check where are building new plants.
I have read that Kuwait will start a Plant in Indonesia for 8 billion in six months. So this is close to you. Find out the Contractor and apply to them, I am sure that they will need a couple of thousand people for 4-6 years at least.
With kind regards,
Samer - 0Frik Prinsloo ·
Good Day I would like to
Good Day
I would like to know about Artemis 9000/Ex Training, currently available.
We are looking for a vendor that provide full technical training on Artemis 9000. The vendor should be able to provide us with a schedule and cost involved.
Please respond to use private message service urgently.
Regards
Frik.
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