Course Overview
This course is designed for all professionals who need to understand Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) and its applicability to their own role or organization. Through this course, you will learn the basic structure and deliverables of AWP in the context of construction capital projects. The course provides additional learning about the lifecycle of capital projects.
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Course Fee: $199
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Duration: 2 hrs
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Knowledge Level: Introductory
Course curriculum
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1
Getting Started
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How to Use this Course
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Copyright Notice
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Before we begin...
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2
Framework and Definitions
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Why do companies adopt AWP?
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What is the stage-gate system of a capital project?
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What is the AWP Structure?
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AWP Deliverables
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What is a Path of Construction?
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What is an Engineering Work Package?
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What is a Construction Work Package?
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What is Workface Planning?
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4
Understanding Implementation
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What are some misconceptions about AWP?
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How do companies implement AWP?
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Before you go...
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Congratulations on Completing Advanced Work Packaging 101
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Meet Your Instructor
Andrew Foy – Senior Instructor
Andrew Foy is a Construction Industry professional with 15 years of Capital Project experience in the Oil and Gas sector. He gained 10 years experience as a Project Manager, executing capital projects in Canada, to understand all facets of project delivery working for large Construction contractors.
He then transitioned to a full-time AWP Manager role in 2015, spending five years establishing AWP programs for three large downstream organizations, covering projects ranging from $100 million to several billion. This AWP experience includes early planning efforts during the engineering phases through to implementation of Work Face Planning in the field, including responsibility for writing AWP procedures for these clients and training of client and contractor personnel.
He then transitioned to a full-time AWP Manager role in 2015, spending five years establishing AWP programs for three large downstream organizations, covering projects ranging from $100 million to several billion. This AWP experience includes early planning efforts during the engineering phases through to implementation of Work Face Planning in the field, including responsibility for writing AWP procedures for these clients and training of client and contractor personnel.
