Category Archives: TRAINING PROGRAMS

Embedded System (microcontroller) Design and programming

Module I: Introduction

  • Embedded system definition, evolution, application
  • Microcontrollers and microprocessors
  • Microcontroller types and product series
  • Embedded system advantage
  • Practice and exercise

Module II: Hardware Architecture

  • Microcontroller hardware overview
  • Types of memory and their application
  • Detailed Memory map
  • Core Memory Technologies
  • I/O ports
  • Programming kit overview and set up
  • Practice and exercise

Module III: Microcontroller I/O and interfacing

  • Discrete and analogue I/Os
  • Analogue I/O using A/D and D/A convertors
  • Overview and application of various sensors ( Infrared, motion, temperature, ultrasonic, etc)
  • Overview and application of various actuators (stepper, Servo, DC/AC motors, solenoid valve, etc)
  • I/O interfacing and signal conditioning
  • Practice and exercise

Module IV:  Data Communication system

  • Communication standard for data
  • Synchronous and asynchronous communication
  • Serial communication standard (RS-232, SPI, I2C, USB, Ethernet, etc)
  • Advanced serial communication (Lin, CAN, etc)
  • Practice and exercise

Module V : software program Development

  • Overview of Assembly and C programming languages
  • IDE and compiler appreciation
  • RISC and CIS Instruction sets
  • programming from control narrative
  • Practice and exercise

Module V : Application project

  • Using PWM to efficiently control external I/O devices (i.e., dimmable lights, speakers, and motor speed control)
  • Driving high current and high voltage I/O devices (i.e., high-power LEDs, speakers, motors, and solenoids)
  • LCD display application
  • Stepper and servo Motor application
  • IOT applications
  • Practice and exercise

Programming languages
Assembly
C/C++
Basic

Duration: 30hrs/3weeks

AOS Orwell Area: Process Management (control sytems and instrumentation)

AOS Orwell, an integrated indigenous oilfield services company in Nigeria offering well construction and engineering services to the energy sector, has the following vacancy for a suitably qualified person to join its PMD teams.

Position: Integrated Control and Safety Systems Sales Services Engineer
Ref. PMD/ICSS
Area: Process Management (control sytems and instrumentation)
Level Experienced
Years of experience: 5yrs – 10yrs
Location: Port Harcourt/Nigeria
Date: 31-03-2017

Reporting to the Workshop Sales Service Manager, this person is responsible for driving the service sales of ICSS, Valve.

• Consultative selling and technical presentations on ICSS maintenance service contracts/upgrades of existing plant/critical equipment control systems and 3rd party interfaces
• Work with E&I/maintenance/operations site and project teams in customer organisations to provide solutions on control system needs and requirements
• Support internal sales/estimators to prepare system architecture and technical proposals and provide support for reviews, ensure timely submission.
• Prepare reports and presentations for management related to sales and revenue, project funnel, collect competitor intelligence.
• Monitor the market and evaluate competition and customer specific strategic and operational factors to support business decisions.

Qualification

• Technical Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university.
• Demonstrated track record of sales / business development growth in Nigeria within oil & gas market – target customers’ production/maintenance/operations/L&D/asset management organizations
• Working experience of 5-10 years with GE/Siemens/Rockwell/Schneider/Yokogawa/Honeywell control systems sales/services

Skills required

• Must be a self-starter who is driven to completion of sales orders and project execution.
• Willingness and ability to travel 60% time across Nigeria.

 click here to apply

Subsea Inspection / Asset Integrity Engineer

Amaiden Energy Nigeria Limited (formerly Moody International Nigeria Limited) was established in 1996 as a partnership between Moody International Group and Nigerian investors. Since commencing operations in March 1997 the company continues to grow and exerts its presence in numerous Projects in the Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry.

Amaiden Energy Nigeria Limited services portfolio includes; Outsourcing and Technical Staffing Services (TSS), Technical Inspection Services (TIS), Expediting and Status Reporting, Consultancy, Training and Procurement Services. In September 2014, the company became a fully owned Nigerian company and changed name to Amaiden Energy Nigeria Limited.

We are recruiting to fill the position of:

Job Title: Subsea Inspection / Asset Integrity Engineer

Location: Nigeria
Job Nature: Resident
Job Type: Contracts

Job Description

  • The Subsea Inspection and Asset Integrity Engineer shall ensure that all risks associated with the project field design and operations of the asset are identified in compliance with COMPANY HSE and Integrity policies and relevant referential documents.
  • The job holder will be responsible for the Subsea Inspection preparation and Asset Integrity Management (IM) focusing on the Assurance processes and the technical integrity verification
  • Outcomes of the activity are important as the deliverables will largely contribute to the reduction of major risks, the improvement of facilities availability and the assurance of facilities integrity. In order to achieve the above, the job holder will verify that safety & environment critical equipment and activities are identified.
  • Within the frame work of an integrated Project team during detailed engineering, construction, preparation and start-up into the Production phase perform the following:
    • Work with the Subsea Maintenance and Inspection Engineering Contractors (Subsea MIEC) to develop the subsea inspection plan on the basis of prescriptive requirements, integrity assurance and verification covering all equipment including pressure systems, pipelines and Sub Sea structures.
    • Review the Emergency Pipeline Repair Scheme for project Deep Offshore development
    • Follow up the installation and commissioning of the Integrity Monitoring Systems such as Riser Integrity monitoring, CP surveys records and perform analysis of data coming from these systems as a key element in the future integrity management plan
    • Collect offshore deployment and installation Non-conformity and damage report from Contractor and Project teams, ensure that this is integrated in the inspection worksheet and consolidated in inspection plans
    • Review FMECA reports for various packages in line with the Design, Fabrication & Installation (DFI) resumes
    • Develop with the MIEC the list of Safety Critical Elements (SECE) for the entire project Field Development derived from Technological Risk Assessment, Preliminary Risk Assessment, Detailed Risk Assessment, Bow-tie definition etc… and maintain a single integrated list in Company CMIMS
    • Follow-up the definition of SECE Performance Standard (PS), based on guidelines from Head Office. Verify that the SECE Register is in place prior to project Start up
    • Identification and ranking of Business Critical Element (BCE), based on guidelines from Head Office. Verify that the Business Critical Equipment Register is in place prior to project Start up and updated afterwards
    • Establish, consolidate and maintain Operational Integrity Assurance Scheme (OIAS), which identifies the SECEs Performance Standards, defines SECEs functionality, availability/reliability and survivability criteria and specifies the associated Means of Assurance activities. The Means of Assurance activities provide a link to the Maintenance and Inspection systems and ensure that the Performance Standards are being achieved on an ongoing basis.
    • In close liaison with all involved disciplines, establish the key measures and indicators that will allow monitoring integrity performance on a continuous basis. Prepare Operations “Integrity dashboard” composed of selected integrity measures and KPIs. Keep custody of the dashboard and ensure that data update is timely delivered by all involved disciplines. Advise on trends.
    • Assist in the preparation of first in-service inspection of project Subsea Architecture and perform adequate review of Subsea equipment installation reports to ensure they are suitable for in-line inspections (pigging) and online monitoring strategy.
    • Assist all disciplines for the establishment of verification programmes ensuring key integrity processes are in place and work effectively, such as corrosion control, chemicals and materials procurement, structural weight control, lifting certification, FPSO classification, management of excursions from operating envelopes, management of backlogs, management of well safety barriers, etc.
    • Identification of SCEs and BCEs at tag level in UNISUP, ensure specific measurement points are created, and contribute to the definition of Commissioning and of baseline inspection scopes of work.
    • Any other responsibilities/activities within the limits of the job holder’s capabilities.

Job Requirements

  • Education: Mechanical, Materials/Metallurgical Engineer or Subsea Engineer.
  • Professional experiences: in Maintenance & Inspection, Integrity, Operations, Marine engineering, Subsea operations or engineering in oil or service companies , with an ideal experience of 10 to 15 years.
  • Knowledge of Subsea Operations is required for the job.

Application Closing Date
21st March, 2017.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
Click here to apply online

ABB Service Engineer

Job description

Responsibilities

As a Service Engineer, you will be responsible for following activities:

  • Responsible for the testing, commissioning and after sales service for High voltage Equipment.
  • Responsible for attending to customer service, maintenance and troubleshooting requests.
  • Responsible for following all safety practices at site and abide all rules and regulation set by the company.
  • Well behaved, positive attitude and clear in thinking.
  • Externally focused and maintain cordial behavior with the customers and collogues
  • RequirementsYour Diploma in Electrical Engineering with knowledge of electrical equipments is an ideal fit. Work experience minimum of 1 to 2 years in testing and commissioning. Proficiency in English is required.

    Seniority Level

    Mid-Senior level

    Industry

    • Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
    • Oil & Energy
    • Industrial Automation

    Employment Type

    Full-time

    Job Functions

    • Engineering
    • Customer Service
    • Quality Assurance
    Application Closing Date
    Not Specified.

    How to Apply
    Interested and qualified candidates should:
    Click here to apply online

    Chief Electrical Engineer

    An Automobile and Steel Manufacturing Plant has vacancy to recruit exceptional talents with high level of initiatives to fill the position below:

    Job Title: Chief Electrical Engineer

    Location: Ota, Ogun

    Key Responsibilities

    • The incumbent will drive the overall maintenance & management of all Electrical equipment and installation, troubleshoot and resolve complex electrical issues and optimize resource utilization to minimize breakdowns.

    Qualifications

    • B.Eng or HND in Electrical Electronic Engineering with (Power Option)
    • Minimum of 10 years’ experience in a manufacturing company preferably Iron & Steel Industry.
    • A Professional Engineering certificate or Master’s degree is an added advantage
    • Knowledge of Power & control Engineering, Preventive Maintenance, Design & Project management
    • Knowledge of Power ratings of equipment, earthing and electrical power consumption, Engineering services management, procedures and standards.

    Application Closing Date
    21st March, 2017.

    Method of Application
    Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV’s and Cover Letter to: hr.recruitmentagency24@gmail.com using job title as subject of the email.

    REVIT

    revit

    REVIT; is a Building Information Modeling (BIM), for drafing, modeling and analysis of buildings; in areas of Architectural, HVAC, Plumbing and Structural components of the building. It is indeed a multi-discipline tool in the  engineering and construction industry. It has brought efficiency, accuracy, flexibility and cost effectiveness to the aforementioned industry. By reason of its flexibility, professionals in other desciplines, who have passion for building service engineering, have been offered the opportunity of charting a career in this field, even while they initially never had training in building services engineering. Moreso; with the HVAC design system in the programme, has reduced, loss of manpower time; usually spent on manual calculations and; checking and correction, in addition to extending its application to other areas requiring HVAC application, like Automobile and Aircraft system.

    This training is relevant for:

    • Students; who are interested in pursuing a lifetime career in Building Design
    • Civil Engineers(Fresh, Practicing and Professionals,) in the design and building industry
    • Mechanical Engineers, in the building design service industry
    • Draft Men
    • All other technical professionals, who want to develop their skills in the building service industry, thus working as independent employees in their own capacity
    • General Project Setup(Week 1)

    Exploring the User Interface

    Creating an Effective Project Template

    Understanding Templates

    Determining the Number and Types of Views Needed

    Setting the Number of Levels

    Working with Plan Types

    Creating a Working View

    Choosing Display Settings for Views

    Visibility Settings for Template Views

    Schedule Views

    Establishing Project Settings

    Drafting Line Settings

    Export Settings

    Annotation Styles

    Project Units

    Project Phases

    Defining Preloaded Content and Its Behavior

    Annotation Families

    Component Families

    System Families

    MEP Settings

    Creating Sheet Standards

    Title blocks

    Defi ning Sheets

    Understanding the Project Browser Organization

    Determining Which Views Are Grouped Together

    Sorting Views within Groups

    Sheet Organization

    The Bottom Line

    • Project Collaboration (Week 1)

    Preparing Your Files for Sharing

    Working with Linked Revit Files

    Linking Revit Files

    Using Shared Coordinates

    Managing Revit Links

    Controlling Visibility of Revit Links

    Coordinating Elements within Shared Models

    Monitoring Elements

    Responding to Change Alerts

    Reconciling Hosting

    Maintaining Project Coordination

    Working with Files from Other Applications

    Linking CAD Files

    Exporting Your Revit File to a CAD Format

    • Multiplatform Interoperability (Week 2)

    Working with 2D and 3D Data

    Working with Architectural Tools (Week 2)

    Walls

    Floor

    Windows

    Doors

    Creating Component

    Ceiling

    Roof

    Curtain System

    Mass and Site

    Views

    Rendering

    • Work-sets and Work-sharing (Week 3)

    Sharing with other programmers’ file

    DWG

    DGN

    • Mechanical Design (Week 3)
    • HVAC Cooling and Heating Load Analysis

    Modeling Spaces for Building Load Analysis

    Creating Spaces

    Placing Spaces

    Creating a Space Properties Schedule

    Modifying Space Properties

    Creating Zones

    Setting Building Construction Options

    Performing Heating and Cooling Load Analysis

    Load Analysis

    Heating and Cooling Loads Report

    Performing Conceptual Energy Analysis on Your Building

    Setting Up the Model

    Keeping It Simple

    Performing Energy Simulation

    Analyzing Duct and Pipe System Pressure

    Exporting gbXML Data to Load-Simulating Software

    The Bottom Line

    • Mechanical Systems and Ductwork (Week 3)

    Air Distribution Components

    Mechanical Equipment Components

    Air Conditioning/Handling Units

    VAV Boxes

    Heating and Cooling Elements

    Ductwork

    Duct Types and Routing

    Creating New Duct Types

    Using Automatic Duct Routing

    Using Manual Duct Routing

    Adjusting Fittings and Extending the Design

    Duct Sizing

    Choosing a Duct Sizing Method

    Using the Duct Routing Tools

    The Bottom Line

    • Mechanical Piping.(Week 4)

    Mechanical Pipe Settings

    Creating Piping Systems

    Creating Pipe Types

    Defi ning Fitting Angles

    Selecting Fittings for Routing Preferences

    Choosing Pipe Materials and Sizes

    Adjusting the Pipe Sizing Table

    Using the Fluids Table

    Pipe Routing Options

    Automatic Pipe Routing

    Manual Pipe Routing

    Pipe Fittings

    Using Pipe Fitting Controls

    Placing Valves

    Adding Piping Insulation

    Defi ning Systems Visibility through Filters

    The Bottom Line

    • Plumbing (Domestic, Sanitary, and Other) (Week 4)

    Configuring the Plumbing Views

    Global Settings and View-Specifi c Settings

    Defi ning Systems Visibility through Filters

    Working with Plumbing Fixtures

    Working with Architectural Linked-In Plumbing Models

    Creating Custom Pipe Assemblies

    Copying/Monitoring Plumbing Fixtures

    Choosing Pipe Settings and Pipe Routing Options

    Sloping Pipe

    Annotating Invert Elevation and Slope

    Using Fittings

    Using Pipe Fitting Controls

    Placing Valves

    The Bottom Line

    • Creating Symbols and Annotations (Week 4)

    Using Drafting Tools in Revit.

    Drawing Arcs

    Using Other Drawing Tools

    Creating Filled Regions

    Building a Symbol Library

    Generic Annotations

    Subcategories

    Text and Labels

    Detail Components

    Controlling Visibility of Lines, Regions, and Annotations

    Using Visibility Parameters

    Using Constraints

    Using Labels and Tags

    Label Format Options

    Labels and Line work

    The Bottom Line

    The Bottom Line

    • Sheets (Week 4)

    Creating a Titleblock

    Using Existing CAD Graphics

    Using Text and Labels

    Using Logos and Images

    Working with Sheets in a Project.

    Organizing Project Browser Sheets

    Placing Views on Sheets

    Working with Viewports

    Adding Annotations

    Placing Schedules

    Using Sheet Lists

    Making Sheet Revisions

    Printing Sheets

    Exporting Sheets

    The Bottom Line