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Management Training for Power Generation |

THE PROJECT
The integrated power project was conceptualised by the President as an intervention project to comprehensively address the state of electricity infrastructure in the country. The NIPP is designed as a fast-track approach to improving the nation‘s electricity power supply through the implementation of Generation, Transmission, Distribution and Gas Supply projects.
The main thrust of the project is the design, manufacture and supply of seven new Gas Turbine Power Plants with the provision for conversion to combined-cycle operation. The Power Plants are to be managed under the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC).
The NDPHC has identified the need to focus its management to the requirements of modern day Power Plant Management techniques in time for the commissioning of the new plants and their operation.
APTEC - Service
APTEC was contracted for executing the training programme for NDPHC management personnel. A total of 24 candidates are to be trainined in a three week intensive and high powered course in the United Kingdom.
The following are the services rendered:
- Assist in Visa and Travel Documentation
- Supply of Flight Tickets, Hotel Accommodation, Meet and Greet Services, Airport Pick-up and in-country transportation
- Implement 3-week training course
- Conduct Site Visits to Power Stations
- Provide Course software and training materials
- Certify the trainees and give feedback to Client
Key Data | |
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Client | Niger Delta Power Holding Company |
Execution Period | 2007 |
Location | Nottingham, United Kingdom |
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August 2007 | Commencement of Training Programme |
Training Programme
- Introduction & Orientation
- Senior Management Training
- Maintenance Management for Mechanical, Electrical and C&I
- Outages: Planned, Unplanned and Asset Management
- Operations Management
- Water Chemistry and Desalination Plants
- HSE Management
- Risk Assessment
- Environmental Impact and Emissions Control
- Two Site Visits to UK CCGT Power Station's
