The Energy Facilities Management Training Course by The British Academy For Training and Development provides comprehensive knowledge and practical skills for managing the facilities, infrastructure, technical systems, and support services associated with oil and gas facilities and energy infrastructure. The programme focuses on facilities planning, engineering systems, maintenance, operational reliability, safety, energy efficiency, utilities, and infrastructure performance.

Participants develop the capabilities required to manage utilities, coordinate maintenance activities, protect asset integrity, control operational risks, and improve the reliability of critical energy infrastructure. The course integrates strategic facilities management principles with the complex technical, safety, environmental, and operational requirements of energy-sector facilities, supporting efficient, resilient, and sustainable operations.

By completing the Energy Facilities Management Training Course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the principles and scope of Energy Facilities Management.
• Develop effective facilities strategies for oil and gas facilities.
• Manage energy infrastructure, buildings, utilities, and technical systems.
• Improve preventive and corrective maintenance programmes.
• Apply effective asset integrity management principles.
• Improve reliability and availability of critical facility systems.
• Coordinate facilities management with energy production and operational requirements.
• Identify and control technical, environmental, and safety risks.
• Develop effective maintenance planning and scheduling systems.
• Improve energy, water, and resource efficiency.
• Manage contractors and outsourced facilities services.
• Apply relevant facilities management KPIs.
• Strengthen emergency preparedness and business continuity.
• Support regulatory, environmental, and workplace safety requirements.
• Apply continuous improvement practices to energy facilities operations.

Target Audience

The Energy Facilities Management Training Course is designed for:

• Energy Facilities Managers
• Oil and Gas Facilities Managers
• Energy Infrastructure Managers
• Plant Managers
• Maintenance Managers
• Asset Integrity Professionals
• Reliability Engineers
• Facilities Engineers
• Maintenance Engineers
• Utilities Managers
• Operations Managers
• Engineering Managers and Supervisors
• Health and Safety Professionals
• Energy Asset Managers
• Facilities Management Professionals
• Professionals seeking specialised Facilities Management Training Courses

Module 1: Fundamentals of Energy Facilities Management

• Definition and scope of Energy Facilities Management
• Role of facilities management in the energy sector
• Facilities requirements for oil and gas facilities
• Strategic and operational facilities management
• Responsibilities of energy facilities managers
• Relationship between facilities services and energy operations
• Key challenges in managing energy infrastructure
• Integrating facilities management with operational requirements

Module 2: Oil, Gas and Energy Infrastructure Operations

• Principles of energy infrastructure management
• Oil and gas facilities structures and operational environments
• Production and processing facility support systems
• Onshore and offshore facility considerations
• Industrial buildings and operational areas
• Utility infrastructure
• Storage and distribution support facilities
• Facility capacity and operational planning
• Coordinating infrastructure services with production requirements

Module 3: Facilities Maintenance Management

• Energy facilities maintenance principles
• Preventive and corrective maintenance
• Planned preventive maintenance programmes
• Predictive and condition-based maintenance
• Maintenance scheduling and prioritisation
• Critical infrastructure maintenance
• Equipment reliability and availability
• Maintenance work orders and documentation
• Emergency and reactive maintenance
• Integrating maintenance management with energy operations

Module 4: Asset Integrity and Lifecycle Management

• Principles of asset integrity
• Asset integrity management systems
• Critical asset identification
• Asset registers and classification
• Asset condition assessment
• Equipment reliability and performance
• Inspection and maintenance planning
• Lifecycle cost analysis
• Asset replacement and renewal planning
• Risk-based asset management
• Long-term energy infrastructure planning

Module 5: Utilities and Technical Infrastructure

• Principles of utilities management
• Electrical power systems
• Water supply and treatment systems
• HVAC and ventilation systems
• Compressed air systems
• Steam and process utility systems
• Fuel and energy distribution systems
• Fire protection infrastructure
• Building automation and control systems
• Critical utility reliability and resilience

Module 6: Safety, Risk and Compliance Management

• Energy facilities risk management
• Hazard identification and risk assessment
• Process and facility safety
• Electrical and mechanical safety
• Fire and emergency safety
• Hazardous materials considerations
• Permit-to-work interfaces
• Contractor safety management
• Incident reporting and investigation
• Risk mitigation and regulatory compliance

Module 7: Energy Efficiency and Environmental Management

• Energy efficiency management
• Energy consumption monitoring
• Efficient operation of facility systems
• Water conservation
• Waste management
• Environmental performance monitoring
• Emissions and carbon reduction
• Sustainable facility operations
• Resource optimisation
• Reducing operational energy costs

Module 8: Reliability, Resilience and Business Continuity

• Energy infrastructure resilience
• Critical facility identification
• Emergency preparedness
• Utility failure response
• Power and water supply continuity
• Fire and evacuation planning
• Business continuity management
• Disaster recovery planning
• Critical service continuity
• Developing resilient energy operations

Module 9: Contractor and Service Provider Management

• Energy contractor management
• Selection of technical service providers
• Facilities service contracts
• Maintenance service-level agreements
• Contractor performance evaluation
• Quality assurance and compliance
• Contractor safety requirements
• Vendor coordination
• Cost and service optimisation
• Managing outsourced facilities services

Module 10: Digital Technologies in Energy Facilities Management

• Computerised maintenance management systems
• Building management systems
• Digital asset registers
• Energy infrastructure monitoring
• Smart facility technologies
• IoT-enabled asset monitoring
• Predictive maintenance
• Digital work orders and reporting
• Facility performance dashboards
• Data-driven energy operations

Module 11: Performance Measurement and Continuous Improvement

• Energy facilities management KPIs
• Facility performance measurement
• Maintenance performance indicators
• Asset reliability metrics
• Asset integrity performance indicators
• Energy and utility performance
• Contractor performance measurement
• Facility audits and inspections
• Operational cost analysis
• Root cause analysis
• Continuous improvement methodologies

Module 12: Strategic Energy Facilities Management

• Developing an Energy Facilities Management strategy
• Integrating hard and soft facilities services
• Coordinating engineering and maintenance functions
• Aligning facilities management with energy-sector objectives
• Facilities budgeting and cost management
• Asset investment and lifecycle planning
• Utilities and infrastructure resilience
• Stakeholder and contractor coordination
• Operational continuity and business resilience
• Developing an integrated energy facilities management framework