Join the premier industry-recognised course on Renewable Change Control Management
Introducing developers, contractors, suppliers, and potential change control managers to the fundamentals of change control management.
Consequently, the RCCM course is designed to combine these elements and help understand the different requirements for a wide range of situations related to change control management in the renewable energy industry.
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Topic: Renewable Change Control Management
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Estimated study time: 3 hours of self-paced studies - To be completed within 12 weeks of enrolment.
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Price: € 250 single payment
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Language: English
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LAUTEC Instructor:
Satya Tanner - Senior Instructor
Hear what our students have to say ...
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"The content and delivery are clear, detailed, visual, highly professional and a positive learning experience"
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"Excellent course that I found to be useful in understanding the complexities and nuances of Change Control in a large renewables context"
"It was structured and it felt tailored to all levels of experience within the offshore wind industry"
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"It is great value for money learning but more importantly upskilling yourself with this course could lead to better collaboration and create a pathway for project success"
Course curriculum
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Please Take a Few Minutes to Answer the Following Questions
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Module Introduction
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Instructor Biography
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About LAUTEC
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Glossary
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Offshore Wind Farm Overview
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Offshore Wind Farm Lifecycle
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Atlantis Offshore Wind Farm Case Study
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Atlantis Offshore Wind Farm: WindGIS Tool
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Explore the WindGIS Tool
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Test Your Knowledge
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What Is the Meaning of the Term Change Control?
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Change Control as a Discipline
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How Does Change Control Management Contribute to Project Success?
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Why Do We Need Change Control?
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Chapter Summary
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Chapter 2 - Quiz
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Change Management in the Project Triangle
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The Fundamentals of the Project Triangle
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Definition of Scope, Time & Cost
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Test Your Knowledge
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Chapter Summary
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Chapter 3 - Quiz
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Introduction
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The PCC Model Overview
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Gates
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The PCC Model in the Offshore Wind Farm Lifecycle
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Test Your Knowledge
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Chapter Summary
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Chapter 4 - Quiz
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About this course
- €249,00
- 56 lessons
The RCCM Course is for you if you can say yes to at least one of the following ...
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I have a desire to work on offshore projects in Design, Development, Manufacturing, or EPC roles with a Contractor, Project Developer, or a major component supplier.
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I have been in similar roles in the oil and gas industry or on utility infrastructure projects.
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I am a technical graduate who wants to start an offshore wind career in PMO/Project controls.
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I am in another role and project change control forms part of my role.
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I am a PMO/Project Controls professional with several years of practical experience in the industry, who wants to refresh my technical and theoretical knowledge.
Instructor
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Senior Instructor RECOA, Director & CEO LAUTEC Australia Satya Tanner
About the Renewable Change Control Management Course
Change control on renewable projects plays a key role in the developer’s organisation. It requires setting up change control processes and governance, facilitating the process, running change control boards, and proactively ensuring that no changes from the original project budget, schedule, and scope are missed.
When changes are not properly controlled on a project, they cost time money, and resources that can negatively affect project outcomes. In this course, we explore not only the theory but also case studies and examples.
General candidates for the RCCM course include those who interact with change control management on projects working for developers, contractors, and suppliers. This can include roles such as project managers, engineers, procurement specialists, and other project team members.
Candidates for the RCCM role will either come from a technical background or have worked in large infrastructure projects and can quickly understand how changes might impact other stakeholders. They have excellent communication skills and help facilitate communication among stakeholders. They must be structured and organised in their approach, but also capable of applying wisdom to a given situation to ensure that change control remains practical and easy.
While framed from the perspective of a Renewable Change Control Manager, the content of this course is directly relevant for Developers as it will:
- Introduce them to the fundamentals of change control management.
- Provide insight into how the Renewable Change Control Manager role fits into a Developer organisation's processes.
- Allow Developer's to infer the relationship between the Project Team and that of the Renewable Change Control Manager.
**These chapters are indirectly relevant to Joint Venture Partners, Contractors, and Suppliers as they provide a window into the structure of a Developer organisation and how their Project Team supports the Change Control process. By understanding the internal decision-making process, they can gather how to best engage with the Change Control process, anticipate the Developer's needs, and facilitate communication.
What to Expect from this Specialist Course
This course focuses on general knowledge about change management as a discipline and the practical processes in offshore wind projects. It deep dives into the basic knowledge an RCCM needs to have but also into some of the skills that take an RCCM from average to excellent. The course is broken down into chapters with various content presentation methods and activities to assist your learning journey.
Rather than being a theory-only course, we give you many examples and work with scenarios that help you understand how RCCM skills are applied.
We aim to instil confidence in your understanding of how change control works in offshore wind projects.
The Renewable Change Control Management Course broadly covers:
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Offshore wind farm fundamentals
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Change control as a discipline
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The project triangle
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Change control in the project lifecycle
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Change control in the project
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Change control cycle and concepts
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Change control stakeholders and interfaces