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Training on Facility Sitting

21 – 25 July 2025Abu Dhabi24 – 28 Nov. 2025Dubai03 – 07 Nov. 2025Abu Dhabi


Course Objectives:

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

  1. Understand the Siting Process
    • Grasp the fundamental steps in the facility siting process and the factors that influence site selection.
  2. Evaluate Environmental and Regulatory Factors
    • Conduct Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs), understand regulations, and manage stakeholder expectations effectively.
  3. Consider Social and Community Impacts
    • Identify and address social and community concerns when selecting a site for industrial or energy facilities.
  4. Assess Technical and Practical Aspects of Sites
    • Assess the technical, economic, and logistical feasibility of potential sites, ensuring that infrastructure, accessibility, and safety are addressed.
  5. Design and Plan for Effective Facility Layouts
    • Integrate site-specific factors into the design and planning of the facility for operational efficiency and safety.
  6. Apply Siting Strategies in Real-World Projects
    • Use best practices and knowledge gained from case studies to apply effective facility siting strategies to real-world scenarios.

 

Who Should Attend:

This course is ideal for:

  1. Facility Managers: Managers responsible for overseeing facility development, construction, and operations.
  2. Project Managers: Managers who coordinate the planning, design, and execution of industrial or energy projects.
  3. Engineers: Civil, environmental, and industrial engineers involved in the design, construction, and operationalization of facilities.
  4. Environmental Consultants: Professionals focused on environmental impact assessments and sustainability in facility development.
  5. Regulatory Compliance Officers: Individuals responsible for ensuring compliance with zoning laws, environmental regulations, and safety standards.
  6. Urban and Regional Planners: Professionals working in urban planning and land use who need to understand the siting of industrial and energy facilities.
  7. Business and Operations Strategists: Analysts and strategists involved in assessing the economic and logistical feasibility of facility siting for commercial projects.