Date / Time:
Friday, January 13, 2017 – 11:15 a.m. sign-in & networking with the speaker beginning at NOON ending promptly at 1:00 p.m.
Topic:
“EPC Projects – Back to Front Planning”
Modern EPC Projects have more interfaces, and extensive pressure to reduce costs and commit to lump sum contracts. Work is performed in various engineering centers, with multiple vendors, and across numerous fabrication yards. Suppliers are global, regulatory oversight is increasing and intermediate milestones and Client first production schedules are shortened.
Managing these multiple challenges requires concise detailing, tracking, communicating and completion of assigned project tasks, which is mandatory for a successful project.
Boris’ presentation will describe the Back to Front Planning utilized at Technip, and will expound on how and when it is performed on their projects. He will describe how Technip utilizes its EasyPlant Platform (Tool) to facilitate project internal turnovers and interfaces to final Handover to the Client.
The work processes of the subcontractors, vendors and fabricators are incorporated into the EasyPlant Platform in support of their work execution. EasyPlant supports the individual work process of the various parties and ties them together for a seamless transfer of information. This facilitates the internal turnovers and minimizes SIMOPS requirements for construction, precommissioning and commissioning.
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Speaker:
Boris Elieff
Vice President – Plant Services
Technip – North America
Boris Elieff is Vice-President of Plant Services Technip – North America and Manager of Precommissioning and Commissioning (PC&C) Technip Global. He supports Technip Projects in PC&C, start-up, operations and maintenance activities with manpower, plans and procedures. The Technip PC&C Team Mandate is to define back to front PC&C and start-up requirements by system and area to facilitate project completion and achievement of project milestones. He develops and implements Commissioning and Completion Strategies for Projects and associated fabrication yards worldwide, thus facilitating the safe and efficient turnover of PC&C Systems, Modules, Construction Areas as per the project schedule.
He has 39 years of experience in Precommissioning, Commissioning, Start-up and Operation of world class Refining and Petrochemical Projects and Complexes worldwide. He has utilized and developed cutting edge technologies to manage onshore and offshore grass roots and brownfield mega-projects on 6 continents.
Boris is a licensed Mechanical Engineer – Texas PE; a licensed Power Engineer – Canada; and a Business Administration Graduate of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute.
Location & Parking:
Grand Hall in the Rice Ley Student Center Detailed campus maps are available on the web at http://www.rice.edu/maps/ or download the map here here. The Ley Student Center, located in the central part of Rice campus, is building number 45 on the campus map. The Central Campus Garage, which is the closest parking facility, is located at building number 53, to the left of the Ley Student Center across the street.
Rice University is a popular meeting location. In the remote possibly the underground parking is full, the second closest parking is the West Lot. Continue down the Laboratory Loop Road to the stop sign. Cross the street and the gate will be on the left. Be sure to bring an umbrella if the weather seems inclement.
The campus also offers a bus shuttle that runs about every 15 minutes as it loops the campus. Look for the bus stop signs to use or enjoy a short brisk walk!
Registration:
$25 per person for online registration and $35 per person for on-site registration – a boxed lunch will be served. $ 0 for Rice Students and $15 for Rice Faculty – registration required in advance. Online registration will close at Noon on Thursday, January 12, 2017. On-site registration is available on the day of the event for $35 per person.
Payment accepted online by credit card at time of registration.
In order to protect the privacy of the luncheon attendees, the list of attendees is not published or distributed.
This Roundtable qualifies for one (1) Professional Development Hour (PDH). Your email confirmation at completion of registration serves as your PDH and payment receipts. Paper receipts may be picked up at the registration desk at time of check-in.