Course Objectives:

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

1. Fundamentals of Onshore Construction

• Understand the key phases of onshore construction, from planning to commissioning.
• Identify different types of onshore projects, including industrial plants, commercial buildings, pipelines, and infrastructure projects.
• Recognize the challenges and advantages of onshore vs. offshore construction.

2. Project Planning and Execution Strategies

• Learn how to develop comprehensive project plans, including:
• Site assessments and feasibility studies.
• Construction scheduling and resource allocation.
• Cost estimation and budgeting for onshore projects.
• Implement effective risk management and mitigation strategies.

3. Site Preparation and Civil Works

• Understand the importance of geotechnical studies and soil testing.
• Learn grading, excavation, and foundation design for onshore construction.
• Identify best practices for concrete works, steel structures, and road construction.

4. Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Installation

• Learn structural erection techniques for steel and concrete buildings.
• Understand mechanical installation of equipment, pipelines, and process systems.
• Gain knowledge of electrical and instrumentation systems, including power distribution and control systems.

5. Safety and Environmental Considerations

• Identify key safety risks in onshore construction and implement risk mitigation strategies.
• Understand compliance with OSHA, ISO, and local construction safety regulations.
• Learn about environmental impact assessments and sustainable construction practices.

6. Procurement, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management

• Develop strategies for procurement planning, vendor selection, and contract management.
• Optimize logistics and material handling for onshore construction projects.
• Implement best practices for inventory control and supplier coordination.

7. Testing, Commissioning, and Handover

• Learn about pre-commissioning and commissioning procedures for onshore projects.
• Understand performance testing and quality assurance measures.
• Manage final inspections, punch lists, and project handover to operations.

8. Case Studies and Lessons Learned

• Analyze real-world onshore construction projects and best practices for successful execution.
• Identify common challenges and troubleshooting techniques.
• Apply continuous improvement strategies for future projects.

Target Audience

This course is designed for professionals involved in onshore construction management, execution, and commissioning, including:

1. Construction & Project Management Teams

2. Operations & Maintenance Teams

3. Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Professionals

4. Procurement & Supply Chain Teams

5. Senior Leadership & Decision Makers