Competency Title:

Learning Outcomes :
Competency Level
-Basic :
-Competent :
Applicability
*Self Study (SS)
*On the Job Learning
*Formal Course *Rotation assignement
(RA)
Development modes- Learning activities
By task or competency determine the mode and type of activity required among following :
Terminology & Approach
PDP Guidance of COMPETENCIES LIBRARY
Terminology & Approach
Determine combination of skills, knowledge and behaviours. Behavioural competencies will be
defined by Job Family.In our case we will be focused only on technical competencies
Please keep on mind the National Development framework and try as much as possible to
respect 80 % OJL , 10 % of Formal course, 10% of Mentoring
Per activity, Clarify all tasks needed to be performed in order to acquire competencies. Try
to be specific as much as possible, as the tasks in where the associate is developed will be
assessed against every year.
Is able to explain the key concepts or principles relating to the technical competency and can carry out
some tasks related to the competency with close supervision
Is able to apply knowledge and understanding and demonstrates proficiency in carrying out most or all
tasks relating to this competency, but still requires some supervision.
Each competency and each task is defined in terms of levels. For the associate role we will be
focused on 2 levels
We will be focused on core and specialty competencies. The core ones should be mandatory
for all associates while the specialty ones are mandatory during the year of confirmation.
PDP Guidance of COMPETENCIES LIBRARY
Terminology & Approach
Job Family Facililties Engineering Role Training
Competency Learning Outcomes Competency level Applicability Self Study OJL Course Rotation
Potential Development Activities
(options)
Job Family
Level
(1 or 2)
Select for Current
Period?
Contact for Training
Competencies Library
Electrical Engineering
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Job Family Facililties Engineering Role Training
Competency Learning Outcomes Competency level Applicability Self Study OJL Course Rotation
Potential Development Activities
(options)
Job Family
Level
(1 or 2)
Select for Current
Period?
Contact for Training
Competencies Library
Electrical Engineering
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Role
Period under
Consideration
Name of Employee
Fulan Bin
Fulan
Competency
Competency
level
Learning Outcomes Applicability
Computer Skills Basic
Demonstrate a concern for
computer, data and communications
security and software copyright
protection
mandatory
Is able to use different IT systems
such as RasGas Enterprise Portal,
RGDMS, Remote connectivity
proficiently in daily activities
mandatory
Is able to use MS Office package
(MS Outlook, MS Word, MS Excel,
MS PowerPoint, MS Visio etc.)
proficiently in daily activities
mandatory
Understand SAP modules and
workflow in RasGas
mandatory
English Language Basic
Demonstrate the required level of
Spoken & Written English language
to carry out duties and demonstrates
fluency in English communication in
daily interactions
mandatory
Is able to communicate effectively
with external / internal customers
and partners (EM, vendors etc.)
using verbal and written modes of
communication
mandatory
Is able to conduct / organize
meetings and discuss agenda that is
important to department / RasGas
mandatory
BISB CoE ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT FORM
Electrical Engineering
Is able to prepare well organized
and comprehensive technical and
non technical reports and
documents based on factual data for
external / internal customers
mandatory
Professional Development
Plan processes
Basic
Able to conduct his self assessment
periodically
mandatory
Demonstrate understanding of PDP
calendar events
mandatory
Understand clearly the expectations
and work diligently to meet PDP
standards
mandatory
Understand processes from start to
finish of his/her individual
development plan
mandatory
Ethics, RGEE & RG Vision,
Mission, Values
Basic
Provide an introduction to the ethical
significance of privacy and
confidentiality
Demonstrates awareness of RGEE
requirements and regulations
Understands RGEE management
system objectives and elements
Ensures compliance with RGEE in
day to day activities
mandatory
Corporate Procurement
Manual
Orientation
Basic
Demonstrate understanding of
Corporate Procurement Process mandatory
Introduction to business
Controls:
Business Conduct Policies
Information Security Policies
RasGas Controls
Framework
RasGas SEVENTH
SENSEControls
System
Basic
Demonstrate understanding of
business controls
Demonstrate understanding of legal
, HR policies, business conducts,
compliance and disclosure policies
Demonstrate awareness of 7th
Sense by visiting the relevant
section on intranet
Ensures compliance with
mandatory
Integrated Safety Induction Basic
List the Health, Safety and
Environment (HSE) values central to
the companys HSE policy
mandatory
List the major company procedures
that support the companys HSE
policy
mandatory
List the objectives of the companys
Health, Safety and Environment
(HSE) policy
mandatory
Recognize personal responsibilities
concerning compliance with the
companys HSE policy
mandatory
Understand how company assess
and mitigate risks, RA and RCFA
mandatory
Performance Management
Orientation
Basic
Be able to complete his/her self-
assessment on-line and provides
actual achievements for each
SMART objective
mandatory
Be able to write SMART objectives mandatory
Develop understanding on levels
and indicators in the RG Behavioral
Competency Framework
mandatory
Understand the processes of rating
and appraisal
management:differents steps,
different periods PIR,PPR...
mandatory
LNG Overview Basic
Aware of hydrocarbon production,
manufacturing and transportation
process esp. for LNG
mandatory
Aware of the energy sector and in
particular about LNG industry
mandatory
Aware of value chain for LNG
industry
mandatory
Demonstrate basic understanding of
operations and its linkages to
industry value chain
mandatory
Presentation skills Basic
Communicate successfully and
deliver efficient presentation
mandatory
Make him/herself heard and
understood
mandatory
Organize contents and master the
plan
mandatory
Stay confident and control for
effective communication mandatory
Self & Time Management Basic
Choose the right moment to boost
effort efficiency
mandatory
Cooperate with different people who
have different perception of time
mandatory
Focus on the essential, dealing with
priorities and ranking urgent
situations
mandatory
Use communication and information
tools to anticipate and improve
organization
mandatory
TC001-Process engineering's
fundamentals
Basic LNG plant process units Core
LNG vessels and equipments Core
Basic properties of gas: sour gas,
sweet gas, liquefied, single phase
and multiphase.
Core
Determining Heat Transfer
requirements for a new Heat
Exchanger or evaluate capacity of
an existing Heat Exchanger
Core
Flash calculations, explaining the
purpose and types of calculation
(Adiabatic and Non-Adiabatic)
Core
Fluid Flow & Pressure Drop
calculations, explaining the purpose
and method of calculations
Core
Mass Transfer calculations on a
Process Unit, explaining the
theoretical concepts and
applications of these calculations
Core
Material and Energy Balance
calculations t.
Core
Principles of Sizing calculations Core
Refrigeration methods Core
Used RTIS/PI system for capturing
real time data
Core
Visited an LNG train or RGA
offshore facility
Core
TC034 Professional use of
Engineering Packages &
Software
Basic
Exposure to basic engineering
drafting tools, CAD software
packages such as AutoCAD.
Core
Exposure to internet browser
software,
Core
Exposure to Windows 2000 / XP /
Vista desktop operating system
Core
Exposure to word processing,
spreadsheet, presentation and
software
Core
Familiar with Portable Document
Format (PDF) files
Core
Knowledge of and a degree of
Familiarity with usage of specialized
design software relevant for
disciplines (examples: STAAD,
CAESAR II, ,HTRI, HTFS, B-Jac,
HTC, PV Elite, Compress etc.)
Core
Understanding and proper use of
corporate e-mail system,
Core
Understanding of operating system
file structure, file creation, copying,
moving, deletion and other
operations.
Core
Understating of corporate IT security
guidelines
Core
TC062- Specifications and
standards comprehension
and application
Basic
Familiar with fundamentals of RG
Regulations, RGEE systems, RGEE
3-2 and Quality systems.
Core
Familiar with main International
Codes and Standards organizations
and Global Practices.
Core
Familiar with RasGas Docs and
Standards System Data Base and
Software for Searching and
retrieving documents and Standards.
Core
Familiar with RasGas Practices, and
aware of links / references to local
and international codes and
specifications
Core
Familiar with role and fundamentals
of industrial Codes and Standards
Core
TC063- Electrical Engineering
Fundamentals
Basic
Able to apply basic electrical theory
and equations
Core
Able to read and understand such
electrical drawings as one-lines,
area classification, electrical plan
drawings and schematics
Core
Aware of applicable electrical codes
and standards
Core
Aware of electrical hazards and
associated safety practices and
precautions (including LOTO)
Core
Aware of RasGas electrical
practices.
Core
Familiar with electrical drawings
symbols and legends
Core
Familiar with the advantages and
disadvantages of the most common
motor types
Core
Familiar with the most common
power system components
Core
Familiar with the most common
wiring methods and able to identify
the methods allowed for each type of
area classification
Core
TC065- Electrical Fault
Finding & Surveillance
Basic
Able to read and understand such
electrical drawings as one-lines,
area classification, electrical plan
drawings and schematics
Core
Familiar to apply basic electrical
theory and equations
Core
Familiar with applicable electrical
codes and standards
Core
Familiar with electrical drawings
symbols and legends
Core
Familiar with RasGas electrical
practices
Core
Familiar with the most common
power system components
Core
TC066- Electrical Safety
Analysis
Basic
Able to apply basic electrical theory
and equations
Core
Able to recognize the hazards of
exposure to electrical energy
Core
Familiar with applicable electrical
codes and standards
Core
Familiar with concept of arc flash
and safety grounding / earthing
Core
Familiar with RasGas electrical
requirements and Practices
Core
Familiar with RasGas Safety Manual Core
Familiar with site electrical safety
practices and pre-cautions
Core
Understands basic electrical safe
work practices and requirements
(Isolation, LOTO, Permitting)
Core
TC070- Power System
Analysis and Protection
Basic
Aware of applicable RasGas
Practices
Core
Aware of load flow, short circuit, arc
flash, motor starting, system
stability, equipment evaluation, and
harmonics modeling
Core
Aware of protective device
coordination
Core
Aware of switching devices
(breakers, fuses, contactors, motor
starters, molded case breakers)
Core
TC071- Wiring Methods &
Material Selection
Basic
Able to apply basic electrical theory
and equations
Core
Able to read and understand such
electrical drawings as cable
schedules, onelines, area
classification, and electrical plan
Drawings
Core
Aware of cable types (power,
instrumentation, control, fiber, data
highway)
Core
Familiar with applicable electrical
codes and standards (NEC for USA
or equivalent national
codes/standard)
Core
Familiar with cable loading and
impacts of ambient conditions on
cable rating
Core
Familiar with electrical or instrument
drawings symbols and legends
Core
Familiar with RasGas electrical
practices
Core
Familiar with the most common
wiring methods and able to identify
the methods allowed for each type of
area classification
Core
TC042 - Rotating Equipment
Engineering Fundamentals
Basic
Understands the basic theory &
principles for machinery including
1. Thermodynamics
2. Components & their function
3. Application & limitation
4. Performance characteristics
5. Selection
6. Instrumentation & control
7. Advanced designs
8. Emerging techno
Core
Awareness of international codes &
standards such as API, EGE, ASME,
AGMA, RG, SOLAS, Ship
Classification rules.. etc, related to
turbo-machineries & major rotating
equipment covering areas of:
1. Alternative designs
2. Internals & material of Constructi
Core
TC050 - Instrumentation and
Control Engineering
fundamentals
Basic
Aware of principles of basic
instrumentation devices including
pressure, flow, temperature, & level.
Core
Aware of basic International
Society of Automation (ISA)
Symbols and legends
Core
Aware of Piping & Instrumentation
Diagrams (P&ID), Process Flow
Diagrams (PFDs), and Cause and
Effect logic matrixes.
Core
Aware of theory of PID loop control
and the types of systems used to
implement process control.
Core
Familiar with electrical area
classification concept standards, API
RP 500, and the various methods for
installing instruments in hazardous
areas.
Core
Familiar with concepts of machinery
and vessel protection using Triple
Modular Redundant (TMR)s,
Programmable Logic Controllers
(PLCs), etc.
Core
Understands basics of control and
shutdown valves including
pneumatic accessories.
Core
Aware of basic process and safety
requirements for field devices
Core
TC064- Power Generation
and Distribution
Basic
Aware of applicable electrical codes
and standards
Core
Aware of RasGas electrical practices Core
Aware of options for facility power
generation systems
Core
Aware of fundamentals of generator
drivers
Core
Aware of characteristics of induction
and synchronous generation
Core
Has Participated in a Design Review
of a 3rd party packaged system
Core
TC067- Facility Electrical
Design
Basic
Aware of typical voltage levels used
throughout facilities
Core
Aware of electrical configuration
options (secondary selective vs.
radial vs. spot networks)
Core
Able to read and understand
electrical drawings, symbols, and
schematics
Core
Familiar with major electrical
components.
Core
Familiar with basic electrical theory
and equations
Core
Aware of different means of system
bonding grounding
Core
Aware of needs for lightning
protection
Core
Aware of requirements for lighting
levels and different lighting
technologies
Core
TC068- Hazardous Area
Compliance (IC&E)
Basic
Familiar with fundamental of area
classification according to home
country Standards and Practices
(e.g. API RP 500/505)
Core
Aware with methods of protection
available for classified areas
Core
Familiar with RasGas Practices,
and aware of links / references to
Hazardous Areas.
Core
Aware of generic Hazardous Areas
requirements applicable to other
countries, offshore, etc. (e.g.
IEC60079)
Core
TC069- Motor and Motor
Control
Basic
Aware of basic motor types and
fundamental characteristics.
Core
Aware of basic enclosure types Core
Aware of voltage levels for varying
motor sizes
Core
Aware of applicable RasGas
Practices and Standards
Core
Aware of motor starting methods
(DOL, Soft Start, VFD, etc)
Core
Aware of site control and isolation
practices for motors.
Core
TC051 - E&I Product Quality
Assurance System
Basic
Aware of typical product quality
measures for oil and gas [e.g. S&W
(Sediment & Water), API (American
Petroleum Institute), H2S, CO2]
specialty
Aware of RG-MAP (Measurement
Analysis for Production) / DIAF
(Data Integrity Assurance
Framework) / QP&G (Quality
Practices and Guidance) ,
Regulatory and industry standards
such as API MPMS (Manual of
Petroleum Measurements
Standards) , ASTM (American So
specialty
Aware of various methods and
equipment associated with product
quality measurement (e.g.
laboratory, instruments/analyzers,
sampling systems)
specialty
Aware of custody transfer /
measurement techniques for oil and
gas
specialty
Aware of uses/reporting of product
quality data (e.g. certificate of
Analysis, Quantity Transaction
Record, etc.)
specialty
Aware of the global practice GP 03-
02-07 Manual Sampling, GP 15-08-
01 Process Analyzers and GP 15-08-
02 Sample Conditioning
specialty
Department /Group Manager Name
date Supervisor Name
SAP ID 5672 Mentor Name
Potential Development
Activities (options)
Starting Date End Date
Self
Rating
1. Attend training session
2. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor
1. Attend training session
2. Visit online RG tutorial
3. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor /supervisor
4. ability to navigate through
medical director
5. Able to enter data, find
information or investigate client
portfolio history
1. Attend training session
2. Visit online RG tutorial
3. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor
1. Attend training session
2. Visit online RG tutorial
3. Ongoing assessment and feed
1. Ability to provide weekly
technical reports
2. Attend training session
technical reports
3. Ongoing review and
assessment from mentor
1. Ability to deliver technical
presentations
2. Ongoing review and
assessment from mentor
/supervisor
1. Ability to provide weekly
technical reports
2. Attend training session
technical reports
3. Ongoing review and
assessment from
mentor/supervisor
BISB CoE ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT FORM
1. Ability to provide weekly
technical reports
2. Attend training session
technical reports
3. Ongoing review and
assessment from
mentor/supervisor
1. Read presentation package
PDP processes
2. Attend kick off PDP
3. Ongoing review and
assessment from mentor and
supervisor
1. Read presentation package
PDP processes
2. Attend kick off PDP
3. Ongoing review and
assessment from mentor and
supervisor
1. Read presentation package
PDP processes
2. Attend kick off PDP
3. Ongoing review and
assessment from mentor and
supervisor
1. Read presentation package
PDP processes
2. Attend kick off PDP
3. Ongoing review and
assessment from mentor and
supervisor
1. Attend the on boarding
programme session
2. Visit RG Intranet Portal and
PMP dedicated space
3 Attend the in-house training
session
4. Discuss with manager
understanding of RG vision and
mission
1. Attend the in-house training
2. Rotation within MGS supply to
get better understanding on
practices
3. Ongoing assessment and
feedback from supervisor
1. Attend the in-house training
2. Ongoing assessment and
feedback from supervisor
1. Capable of demonstrating
concern and compliance with
SHE policy
2. Attend different safety training
sessions (AGI, PIW, JSA, H2S,
ISI, RG CFST)
1. Ongoing assessment and
feedback from supervisor
1. Capable of demonstrating
concern and compliance with
SHE policy
2. Attend different safety training
sessions
1. Ongoing assessment and
feedback from supervisor
1. Ongoing assessment and
feedback from supervisor
1. Attend training session on
performance management
processes
2. Visit EDS portal and read on
line documentation
1. Attend training session on
performance management
processes
2. Visit EDS portal and read on
line documentation
1. Attend training session on
performance management
processes
2. Visit EDS portal and read on
line documentation
1. Attend training session on
performance management
processes
2. Visit EDS portal and read on
line documentation
1. Attend on boarding programme
2. LNG overview training
1. Attend on boarding programme
2. LNG overview training
1. Attend on boarding programme
2. LNG overview training
1. Attend on boarding programme
2. LNG overview training
1. Attend training session
2. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor
1. Attend training session
2. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor
1. Attend training session
2. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor
1. Attend training session
2. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor
1. Attend training session
2. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor
1. Attend training session
2. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor
1. Attend training session
2. Ongoing assessment and feed
back from mentor
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Supervisor Rating
Evidence /
Observations
BISB CoE ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT FORM
Role
Period under
Consideration
Name of Employee
Competency
Competency
level
Learning Outcomes Applicability
TC001-Process engineering's
fundamentals
Basic LNG plant process units Core
LNG vessels and equipments Core
Basic properties of gas: sour gas,
sweet gas, liquefied, single phase
and multiphase.
Core
Determining Heat Transfer
requirements for a new Heat
Exchanger or evaluate capacity of
Core
Flash calculations, explaining the
purpose and types of calculation
(Adiabatic and Non-Adiabatic)
Core
Fluid Flow & Pressure Drop
calculations, explaining the purpose
and method of calculations
Core
Mass Transfer calculations on a
Process Unit, explaining the
theoretical concepts and
applications of these calculations
Core
Material and Energy Balance
calculations t.
Core
Principles of Sizing calculations Core
Refrigeration methods Core
Used RTIS/PI system for capturing
real time data
Core
Visited an LNG train or RGA
offshore facility
Core
TC034 Professional use of
Engineering Packages &
Software
Basic
Exposure to basic engineering
drafting tools, CAD software
packages such as AutoCAD.
Core
Exposure to internet browser
software,
Core
Exposure to Windows 2000 / XP /
Vista desktop operating system
Core
Exposure to word processing,
spreadsheet, presentation and
software
Core
Familiar with Portable Document
Format (PDF) files
Core
RASGAS ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT FORM
Electrical Engineering
Knowledge of and a degree of
Familiarity with usage of specialized
design software relevant for
disciplines (examples: STAAD,
CAESAR II, ,HTRI, HTFS, B-Jac,
HTC, PV Elite, Compress etc.)
Core
Understanding and proper use of
corporate e-mail system,
Core
Understanding of operating system
file structure, file creation, copying,
moving, deletion and other
operations.
Core
Understating of corporate IT security
guidelines
Core
TC062- Specifications and
standards comprehension
and application
Basic
Familiar with fundamentals of RG
Regulations, RGEE systems, RGEE
3-2 and Quality systems.
Core
Familiar with main International
Codes and Standards organizations
and Global Practices.
Core
Familiar with RasGas Docs and
Standards System Data Base and
Software for Searching and
retrieving documents and Standards.
Core
Familiar with RasGas Practices, and
aware of links / references to local
and international codes and
specifications
Core
Familiar with role and fundamentals
of industrial Codes and Standards
Core
TC063- Electrical Engineering
Fundamentals
Basic
Able to apply basic electrical theory
and equations
Core
Able to read and understand such
electrical drawings as one-lines,
area classification, electrical plan
drawings and schematics
Core
Aware of applicable electrical codes
and standards
Core
Aware of electrical hazards and
associated safety practices and
precautions (including LOTO)
Core
Aware of RasGas electrical
practices.
Core
Familiar with electrical drawings
symbols and legends
Core
Familiar with the advantages and
disadvantages of the most common
motor types
Core
Familiar with the most common
power system components
Core
Familiar with the most common
wiring methods and able to identify
the methods allowed for each type of
area classification
Core
Competent
Defined as basic competencies in
the following areas:
Application of Codes, Standards &
Regulations
Core
TC065- Electrical Fault
Finding & Surveillance
Basic
Able to read and understand such
electrical drawings as one-lines,
area classification, electrical plan
drawings and schematics
Core
Familiar to apply basic electrical
theory and equations
Core
Familiar with applicable electrical
codes and standards
Core
Familiar with electrical drawings
symbols and legends
Core
Familiar with RasGas electrical
practices
Core
Familiar with the most common
power system components
Core
Competent
Capable of developing safe work
practices and procedures
(transformer isolation, etc.)
Core
Understand electrical design and
construction drawings
Core
Capable of troubleshooting simple
operating problems (e.g., motor and
generator trips, protective relay
trips)
Core
Familiar with typical electrical
failures, and capable of performing
basic failure analysis
Core
Familiar with and capable of using
industry test procedures / Standards
(e.g. IEC, IEEE, ANSI, NFPA 70B,
ASTM, etc.)
Core
Software: Process Monitoring Tools
(e.g. RTIS) Process Monitoring
Tools (e.g. RTIS)
Core
TC066- Electrical Safety
Analysis
Basic
Able to apply basic electrical theory
and equations
Core
Able to recognize the hazards of
exposure to electrical energy
Core
Familiar with applicable electrical
codes and standards
Core
Familiar with concept of arc flash
and safety grounding / earthing
Core
Familiar with RasGas electrical
requirements and Practices
Core
Familiar with RasGas Safety Manual Core
Familiar with site electrical safety
practices and pre-cautions
Core
Understands basic electrical safe
work practices and requirements
(Isolation, LOTO, Permitting)
Core
Competent
Capable of developing safe work
practices and procedures
Core
Capable of properly applying
RasGas electrical specifications
Core
Capable of developing isolation and
safe working maintenance and Core
Capable of performing basic failure
analysis
Core
Capable of reviewing arc flash
studies
Core
Familiar with application of Electrical
Safety Best Practices
Core
Familiar with Human Design
Factors.
Core
Has Participated in system risk
assessment
Core
Software:
SKM Power Tools
IEEE Spreadsheet (IEEE
1584)IEEE Spreadsheet (IEEE
1584)
Core
TC070- Power System
Analysis and Protection
Basic
Aware of applicable RasGas
Practices
Core
Aware of load flow, short circuit, arc
flash, motor starting, system
stability, equipment evaluation, and
harmonics modeling
Core
Aware of protective device
coordination
Core
Aware of switching devices
(breakers, fuses, contactors, motor
starters, molded case breakers)
Core
Competent
Capable of reviewing and
interpreting power system analyses
such as short-circuit, load flow, arc
flash, harmonic, transient stability
and motor starting, and performing
simple calculations.
Core
Capable of reviewing power system
protection schemes and reviewing
protective relay settings
Core
Able to locate and understand
fundamental Standards and
Practices
Core
(IEEE Red Book, Brown Book & Buff
book)
Core
Understands RasGas practices,
requirement and aware of Design
Practices (DPs) requirements.
Core
Software:
SKM Power Tools
ETAP
Core
TC071- Wiring Methods &
Material Selection
Basic
Able to apply basic electrical theory
and equations
Core
Able to read and understand such
electrical drawings as cable
schedules, onelines, area
classification, and electrical plan
Drawings
Core
Aware of cable types (power,
instrumentation, control, fiber, data
highway)
Core
Familiar with applicable electrical
codes and standards (NEC for USA
or equivalent national
codes/standard)
Core
Familiar with cable loading and
impacts of ambient conditions on
cable rating
Core
Familiar with electrical or instrument
drawings symbols and legends
Core
Familiar with RasGas electrical
practices
Core
Familiar with the most common
wiring methods and able to identify
the methods allowed for each type of
area classification
Core
TC042 - Rotating Equipment
Engineering Fundamentals
Basic
Understands the basic theory &
principles for machinery including
1. Thermodynamics
2. Components & their function
3. Application & limitation
4. Performance characteristics
5. Selection
6. Instrumentation & control
7. Advanced designs
8. Emerging techno
Core
Awareness of international codes &
standards such as API, EGE, ASME,
AGMA, RG, SOLAS, Ship
Classification rules.. etc, related to
turbo-machineries & major rotating
equipment covering areas of:
1. Alternative designs
2. Internals & material of Constructi
Core
TC050 - Instrumentation and
Control Engineering
fundamentals
Basic
Aware of principles of basic
instrumentation devices including
pressure, flow, temperature, & level.
Core
Aware of basic International
Society of Automation (ISA)
Symbols and legends
Core
Aware of Piping & Instrumentation
Diagrams (P&ID), Process Flow
Diagrams (PFDs), and Cause and
Effect logic matrixes.
Core
Aware of theory of PID loop control
and the types of systems used to
implement process control.
Core
Familiar with electrical area
classification concept standards, API
RP 500, and the various methods for
installing instruments in hazardous
areas.
Core
Familiar with concepts of machinery
and vessel protection using Triple
Modular Redundant (TMR)s,
Programmable Logic Controllers
(PLCs), etc.
Core
Understands basics of control and
shutdown valves including
pneumatic accessories.
Core
Aware of basic process and safety
requirements for field devices
Core
TC064- Power Generation
and Distribution
Basic
Aware of applicable electrical codes
and standards
Core
Aware of RasGas electrical practices Core
Aware of options for facility power
generation systems
Core
Aware of fundamentals of generator
drivers
Core
Aware of characteristics of induction
and synchronous generation
Core
Has Participated in a Design Review
of a 3rd party packaged system
Core
TC067- Facility Electrical
Design
Competent
Familiar with selection of voltage
levels for varying motor sizes
Core
Familiar with electrical configuration
options (e.g. radial, secondary
selective, power factor correction),
and able to recommend options for
project or facility modification.
Core
Familiar with load list requirements,
operating load, and load factors.
Core
Able to size major electrical
components (transformers, starters,
cable, etc)
Core
Able to interpret electrical design
and construction drawings.
Core
Familiar with construction
requirements for the installation of
common equipment
Core
Familiar with different means of
system bonding grounding
Core
Familiar with lighting level
calculations
Core
Aware of bus transfer schemes
including ATS, fast transfer, and
residual voltage transfer.
Core
Familiar with basic calculations to
determine adequacy of equipment
ratings / selection (withstand,
interrupting, latching, BIL)
Core
Familiar with design and operation of
battery back-up / UPS systems
Core
TC068- Hazardous Area
Compliance (IC&E)
Competent
Understands fundamental of local
and regional Standards and
Practices
Core
Understands RasGas Practices, and
aware of links / references to
Hazardous Areas.
Core
Familiar with methods of protection
available for classified areas
Core
Has reviewed appropriate hazardous
area philosophies for project or
facility modification.
Core
Reviewed datasheets for equipment
and hazardous area drawings and
verified design consistency with
RasGas Practices and regulatory
requirements.
Core
Reviewed hazardous area location
drawings
Core
TC069- Motor and Motor
Control
Competent
Aware of characteristics of bearing
types and cooling systems for
motors
Core
Aware of condition monitoring
requirements including common
motor vibration issues, IR scanning
Core
Familiar with various motor
enclosure types, construction
methods and materials, and benefits
(TEFC vs. WP2, Form wound vs.
random wound, Al vs. Cu rotors)
Core
Familiar with motor starting methods
and able review application.
Core
Aware of options for Electrical
Control and Management Systems
Core
Familiar with selection process for a
given application (speed / torque
curves, acceleration time, lifecycle
maintenance costs)
Core
Understands RasGas Practices,
requirement and aware of Design
Practices (DPs) requirements.
Core
Understands site specific
requirements for motor control
(operator interface, control voltages,
etc.) and isolation.
Core
Has reviewed motor datasheets Core
Has performed motor selection
analysis
Core
Has attended motor factory
acceptance tests
Core
TC109 Incident Investigation
and Root Cause Failure
Analysis
Basic
Knowledge of Root Cause Failure
Analysis (RCFA) methodology and
process within the company
(PROACT).
Core
Knowledge of basic analysis
techniques, such as 5 Whys,
Sequence of events, Fishbone
diagram and Fault-tree logic tree.
Core
Facilitated RCFA sessions using
PROACT methodology under
supervision.
Core
Knowledge of supporting
documentation e.g. Root Cause
Failure Analysis Procedure.
Core
Basic knowledge of incidents
related to the equipment installed at
RasGas, such as pumps, fans,
compressors, gearboxes, gas and
steam turbines, motors, batteries,
transformers, heat exchangers,
columns, vessels, instrumentation,
control valves and steam
Core
TC110 Equipment
Maintenance Strategies (RBI)
Basic
Knowledge of Equipment Strategies
development process, methodology
and role in RasGas maintenance
and inspection programs.
Core
Knowledge of failure modes, failure
consequences and maintenance
tasks.
Core
Participated in Equipment Strategies
development sessions.
Core
Knowledge of supporting documents
e.g.. TMEE 062 and M&R System
Manual.
Core
Knowledge of the principles behind
maintenance programs.
Core
Able to find information from basic
system and technical drawings.
Core
Knowledge of risk based benefit /
cost analysis.
Core
Understands the relation between
Equipment Strategy (ES) and
Facility Integrity Management
System (FIMS)
Core
TC131 Project Engineering
Fundamentals and RGPMS
Basic
Understand RGPMS terminology,
gates, project phases and
deliverables
Core
Assist with development of Project
Execution Plan
Core
Understand RasGas ALBP
processes, terminology and
development concepts
Core
Assists with planning of project
reviews (e.g. IPRs, readiness
reviews
Core
Assist with project execution
workshops (e.g. Capturing and
application lessons learned, Project
Categorization, key issues,
organization/staffing plans,
constructability, safety, etc)
Core
Able to coordinate project
documentation and periodic
progress reports
Core
Understand RasGas Brownfield
Toolkits and familiar with special
considerations associated with
projects involving repair,
replacement or enhancement of
existing facilities
Core
TC051 - E&I Product Quality
Assurance System
Competent
Aware of product marketing/sales
processes
specialty
Aware of typical product quality
specifications
specialty
Familiar with design of analyzers,
sampling and sample mixing
systems
specialty
Aware of components of a
Laboratory Quality Assurance
System (e.g. Test Method
Assessments, Cross-Check
Programs, SQC etc)
specialty
Aware of Control integrity
Management System (CIMS)
specialty
Familiar with custody transfer /
measurement equipment for oil and
gas
specialty
Aware of statistical quality control
techniques for test data quality
assurance (incl. on-line analyzers
and labs)
specialty
Able to Risk Assess test data
generation using the RBAA Q (Risk
Based Assessment for Appropriate
Quality) Tool
specialty
Participated in acceptance test of
automatic sampling system.
specialty
Participated in acceptance test of
sample mixing system.
specialty
Participated in FAT of on-line
analyzer system
specialty
TC056 - Cyber Security &
Industrial IT
Basic
Aware of the existence of cyber
security related standards and
corporate requirements (includes
Industrial Control Systems
Requirements ICSR)
specialty
Aware of Cyber Security Global
Practice GP 15-11-06
specialty
Aware of the system assessment
process
specialty
Aware of the system risk
assessment process
specialty
Aware of system RWP
(Recommended Work Practice)
specialty
TC080 Cathodic Protection Basic
Has completed training course in
Materials Engineering Overview or
equivalent
specialty
Demonstrated capability to describe
fundamental electrochemical and
electrical engineering principles of
cathodic protection
specialty
Demonstrated capability to describe
basic cathodic protection and
interference concepts
specialty
Demonstrated capability to identify
areas of under-protection that
require attention from monitoring
data
specialty
Demonstrated familiarity with
terminology, basic industry
standards, and codes
specialty
Assisted with review of contractor
design calculations that have been
specified to be used in conjunction
with CP.
specialty
Visited site to examine the
components of a cathodic protection
system.
specialty
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