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Learning Objectives:
- Understand the structure and layout of thermal and renewable power plants.
- Learn step-by-step site development activities from survey to commissioning.
- Manage civil construction works such as foundations, roads, and buildings.
- Read and interpret layout drawings and plant grid coordinates.
- Apply quality, safety, and environmental standards at site.
- Coordinate with mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation teams.
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This training by Pertecnica Engineering is designed for civil engineers who want to work in or are already working in the power sector. It focuses on practical aspects of site engineering, layout planning, and power plant construction management.
The program is ideal for working professionals, self-employed consultants, and young engineers hoping to build a strong career in industrial infrastructure projects.
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Curriculum Outline:
Module 1: Introduction to Power Projects
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Power sector types and structure (thermal, gas, solar, hydro)
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Overview of civil works scope in power projects
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Organization of site teams and contractor roles
Module 2: Site Survey and Layout
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Topographical and contour survey basics
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Benchmarks, grid setting, and coordinates
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Plot plan and general arrangement drawing (GAD) interpretation
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Earthworks and leveling plans
Module 3: Civil Structures in Power Plants
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Foundations for turbines, boilers, and cooling towers
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Equipment foundations and control room buildings
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Roads, drains, culverts, and water systems
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Subsoil investigations and bearing capacity testing
Module 4: Site Management and Coordination
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Setting up site offices and stores
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Daily progress monitoring and reporting
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Civil–mechanical–electrical interface coordination
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Labor safety and quality control systems
Module 5: Contract and Documentation
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Reading BOQs and civil drawings
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Material testing reports and checklist documentation
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Work inspection and approval processes
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Billing and completion documentation
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Eligible Site Engineering Jobs
- Site Engineer (Civil – Power Projects)
- Project Engineer (Civil Works in Power Plants)
- Construction Manager – Power Sector
- Structural Engineer (Plant & Industrial Structures)
- Planning Engineer – Site Construction
- Quality Control Engineer (Civil)
- Civil Design Engineer – Power Projects
- Site Supervisor – Civil Works
- Estimation & Billing Engineer
- Foundation Design Engineer
- Project Coordinator – Power Infrastructure
- Safety Engineer – Construction Site
- Quantity Surveyor – Civil Projects
- Tendering/Proposal Engineer (Power Projects)
- Contract Engineer – EPC Projects
- Civil Maintenance Engineer (Thermal/Nuclear Plants)
- Planning & Scheduling Specialist (Civil)
- Project Documentation Engineer
- Site QA/QC Inspector (Civil)
- Deputy Construction Manager – Civil
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Training Method:
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Classroom sessions supported by drawings and case studies
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Site simulation exercises and reporting formats
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Templates for actual project documentation
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Duration and Certification:
Five Days (weekend or flexible mode).
Certification issued by Pertecnica Engineering on successful completion.
Call to Action:
Join this specialized civil training to upgrade your industrial engineering knowledge and boost your career in the power and energy infrastructure sector.
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