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Most of us have no privilege to choose which equipment that you familiar about to be installed at your current company. the worst of it, the maintenance policy come very late after the plant has been operated a few weeks-month-year after its commisioning. why it happen? i see it repeating ! from what i see, it happens when there is a disconnection from every phase of the project. when a company decide to invest in a new or take over a plant, they must have a calculation before, during an idea phase. How is the market? How much budget need? How the supply chain to feed raw materials and sell the product? the next phase is the front end engineering design. continue with the EPC. next to O-M. as you can see, the maintenance vocabulary just introduce in the fourth phase of the project 😌. then how do you handle it, since the O-M is the longest period in the project phase before the plant to be decommissioned? tell your opinion in the comments and lets discuss 😁. *pict from the internet taken during incident

🌟 Attention all equipment manufacturers! 🌟 In the diverse world of engineering and construction, clarity is key to successful collaboration. I’m reaching out to suggest a small but significant change to the way we label equipment: Let’s start using “inlet” and “outlet” instead of “supply” and “return”. Why this change? The terms “supply” and “return” are often interpreted differently across our industries. For example, engineers typically label based on water temperatures, whereas contractors might view it from the equipment perspective, leading to confusion about which is which. This discrepancy can cause miscommunication, errors in installation, and operational inefficiencies. By standardizing labels to “inlet” and “outlet”, we can enhance understanding across all stakeholders, ensuring everyone is on the same page and our projects run smoother. Let’s embrace this change for greater efficiency and fewer misunderstandings. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and hopefully seeing this new standard adopted widely! #Engineering #Manufacturing #Construction #InnovationInIndustry

Maintenance engineering encompasses various types of maintenance strategies and practices aimed at ensuring the reliability, availability, and longevity of equipment, machinery, and infrastructure. Here are some common types of maintenance engineering:

While we can resolve most issues in the office, it is sometimes necessary to visit the site. This could involve meeting with all stakeholders to quickly determine a good path forward or inspecting the situation on the vessel, as conditions may differ significantly from the provided drawings or in cases where drawings are missing. By going on-site, a lot of time can be saved as the actual situation becomes immediately clear, allowing the as-built condition to be used for further project execution. Additionally, on-site experience is very beneficial for engineers, enabling them to develop the most practical solutions. Read more on our On-site Services > https://lnkd.in/eNZ5sWCB #OnSiteServices #OnSiteSupport #SupportOnSite

🚀 Mastering the Planning Process in Engineering Projects 🚀 Hey Planning Engineers! Let's dive into the essential stages of our projects, ensuring everything runs smoothly and on schedule. Here's a breakdown of the key phases using the example of a project involving Reverse Osmosis (RO) & Flow Control Valves (FCV) 🚰🔧: 🔴 Bid/Evaluate/Award of Contract: 🔴 RFQ (Request for Quotation) 📄: Invite suppliers to bid for providing products or services. 🔴 TBE (Technical Bid Evaluation) 🛠️: Assess bids based on technical specifications. 🔴 CBE (Commercial Bid Evaluation) 💼: Evaluate bids based on commercial terms. 🔴 Issue of Purchase Order 📝: Formal issuance of the purchase order to the selected vendor. 🔵 Manufacturing and Delivery of RO & FCV: Engineering 🧑🔬: Design and engineering phase to ensure technical compliance. 🔴 Procurement 🛒: Sourcing and purchasing materials and components. 🔴 Fabrication 🏭: The actual manufacturing process. 🔴 Final Testing (FAT) ✅: Ensure equipment meets all specified requirements. 🔴 FOB (Free on Board) 🚢: Supplier's responsibility ends, buyer's begins. 🔴 Delivered at Site 📦: Transport and deliver equipment to the project site. Close Out Report 📊: Documentation and reporting on project completion. ❌ Backup Raw Water Intake Pumps (Cancelled): Sometimes, projects or specific tasks may get canceled due to various reasons. It's crucial to document these changes and adjust plans accordingly. ✨ Why These Phases Matter: Understanding these phases helps us maintain control over project timelines, costs, and quality. Each step ensures that we meet the necessary requirements and deliver successful outcomes. 📢 Call to Action: Ready to enhance your planning skills? Learn how to master Primavera P6 and take your project management capabilities to the next level! 📈 Click here to explore our comprehensive training courses and become a Primavera P6 expert today! +92 336 9257657 #PrimaveraP6Learning #ProjectScheduling #EngineeringCareers #ProfessionalDevelopment #JoinUsNow🛠️ #PlanningEngineers #ProjectManagement #EngineeringProjects #PrimaveraP6 #RO #FCV #ProjectPlanning #ConstructionManagement

In construction projects, managing multiple complex systems—whether electrical or mechanical—comes with its own set of challenges. With different teams working on separate aspects of a build, ensuring everything fits together smoothly is key to success. Our support systems, like these Cable Trays and Ladder, are designed to bring order to the complexity and keep projects moving forward. What’s been the biggest challenge you’ve faced when coordinating multiple systems on-site? #ConstructionProjects #ProjectManagement #CableManagement #ComplexSystems #USLMultistrut

Some Common acronyms in Cost Engineering or Cost Controls.

🚀 Mastering the Planning Process in Engineering Projects 🚀 Hey Planning Engineers! Let's dive into the essential stages of our projects, ensuring everything runs smoothly and on schedule. Here's a breakdown of the key phases using the example of a project involving Reverse Osmosis (RO) & Flow Control Valves (FCV) 🚰🔧: 🔴 Bid/Evaluate/Award of Contract: 🔴 RFQ (Request for Quotation) 📄: Invite suppliers to bid for providing products or services. 🔴 TBE (Technical Bid Evaluation) 🛠️: Assess bids based on technical specifications. 🔴 CBE (Commercial Bid Evaluation) 💼: Evaluate bids based on commercial terms. 🔴 Issue of Purchase Order 📝: Formal issuance of the purchase order to the selected vendor. 🔵 Manufacturing and Delivery of RO & FCV: Engineering 🧑🔬: Design and engineering phase to ensure technical compliance. 🔴 Procurement 🛒: Sourcing and purchasing materials and components. 🔴 Fabrication 🏭: The actual manufacturing process. 🔴 Final Testing (FAT) ✅: Ensure equipment meets all specified requirements. 🔴 FOB (Free on Board) 🚢: Supplier's responsibility ends, buyer's begins. 🔴 Delivered at Site 📦: Transport and deliver equipment to the project site. Close Out Report 📊: Documentation and reporting on project completion. ❌ Backup Raw Water Intake Pumps (Cancelled): Sometimes, projects or specific tasks may get canceled due to various reasons. It's crucial to document these changes and adjust plans accordingly. ✨ Why These Phases Matter: Understanding these phases helps us maintain control over project timelines, costs, and quality. Each step ensures that we meet the necessary requirements and deliver successful outcomes. 📢 Call to Action: Ready to enhance your planning skills? Learn how to master Primavera P6 and take your project management capabilities to the next level! 📈 Click here to explore our comprehensive training courses and become a Primavera P6 expert today! Contact us for further information +92 305 3187524 #PrimaveraP6Learning #ProjectScheduling #EngineeringCareers #ProfessionalDevelopment #JoinUsNow🛠️ #PlanningEngineers #ProjectManagement #EngineeringProjects #PrimaveraP6 #RO #FCV #ProjectPlanning #ConstructionManagement

Maintaining and managing a Facility Product Balance should start during the engineering and planning phase. From the beginning, we assist with a measurement and analysis focus to ensure your needs are met. We work with our clients from front-end engineering through the operational handoff after commissioning. Reach out if you need help!! #MeasurementDesign #ProperAnalysis #FacilityBalance #WeCanHelp