Engineering Management Course for Electrical Engineers
Course fee: 60000/- Duration: Six months
The Engineering Management professional is a responsible for planning, budgeting and executing a given project. In addition, he monitors that every employee to execute the assigned roles properly.
Electrical engineering projects are very difficult to execute. The scheduling of an electrical project need to be coordinated with other disciplines such as Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering etc. The planning of the sequence of activities and budgeting includes the procurement of the electrical systems, load calculations, installations, wiring, grounding etc.
Engineering Project Management for Electrical Engineers is designed to create leadership and entrepreneurship among young graduate engineers. This course gives an opportunity to the students to learn on the Functional knowledge of the domain, requirement gathering, process flow design ,RFQ, RFP process ,Budgeting ,selection of suitable equipment for application development. The team building and allocation of the resources is vital in executing the project.
Engineering Project Management – Course Syllabus
- Design Engineering
- Process
- Procurement (International practices)
- Project Implementation
- Tendering and Contracts
- Project Management
- Operations and Maintenance, Trouble shooting
- Quality Analysis and Quality Control
- Environmental Management and Safety
- Detailed project reports (DPR), Project Finance
- Risk Management
- Marketing, International trade
- Leadership and Innovations
Projects and Case Studies – As a part of Course Curriculum
- Electrical systems design for Power plants ,Oil&Gas facilities
- Electrical Equipment selection criteria ,Procurement
- Medium, High Voltage Motors, Transformers, Switchgear….
- 400 KV switchyard
- Substations (220-33KV ,33-11-.450 kV ,33-6KV)
- Transmission lines (EHV ,400KV, 33KV ,Rural electrification)
- Smart grids
- Marine Electrical systems(Rigs, Platforms, Ships)
- PLC , SCADA ,Control systems
Design, Installation, O&M of following Electrical Systems
- Generators
- Motors & Drives
- Switch gear
- Transformers
- Transmission lines & Towers erection
- Emergency Electrical supplies (Batteries, UPS, Inverters)
- Protective Equipment (Fuse, Circuit breakers, Relays, Lightning arresters)
- Sub Stations