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The document outlines the EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) workflow, detailing its definition, key features, and roles involved in the process. It highlights the typical workflow stages, common risks, success factors, challenges, and emerging digitalization trends in EPC projects. The presentation emphasizes the importance of planning, coordination, and risk management for successful project execution.

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Epc

The document outlines the EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) workflow, detailing its definition, key features, and roles involved in the process. It highlights the typical workflow stages, common risks, success factors, challenges, and emerging digitalization trends in EPC projects. The presentation emphasizes the importance of planning, coordination, and risk management for successful project execution.

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Slide 1: Title Slide

Title: EPC Workflow


Subtitle: Understanding the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Process
Visual: Image of an industrial or infrastructure project (e.g., oil & gas plant, power plant)

Slide 2: What Is EPC?

 Definition:
EPC stands for Engineering, Procurement, and Construction. It is a common form of
contracting arrangement in large-scale infrastructure and industrial projects.

 Key Features:

o Turnkey solutions

o Fixed contract price and timeline

o Single point of responsibility

 Visual: A flowchart showing the three stages:


Engineering → Procurement → Construction

Slide 3: Roles and Responsibilities in an EPC

 EPC Contractor: Main entity responsible for the project’s delivery.

 Client/Owner: Provides project scope and budget, oversees execution.

 Subcontractors & Vendors: Supply components and services.

 Roles Breakdown:

o Project Manager: Oversees overall project coordination

o Engineering Team: Designs and validates all systems

o Procurement Team: Sources materials and services

o Construction Team: Executes on-site construction work

o QA/QC & HSE Teams: Ensure quality, safety, and compliance

 Visual: Org chart or role-responsibility matrix


Slide 4: Work Flow in an EPC Company

 Typical EPC Workflow:

1. Concept & Feasibility

2. Front-End Engineering Design (FEED)

3. Detailed Engineering

4. Procurement

5. Construction

6. Commissioning & Handover

 Visual: Horizontal timeline/flow diagram showing each phase and key deliverables

Slide 5: Risk Management in EPC

 Common Risks:

o Cost overruns

o Delays in schedule

o Scope creep

o Regulatory and compliance issues

 Risk Management Strategies:

o Proper project planning

o Contractual safeguards

o Risk registers and assessments

o Real-time monitoring tools

 Visual: Risk matrix (probability vs. impact)

Slide 6: Key Success Factors in EPC Projects (Additional Slide)

 Success Drivers:

o Integrated project management tools


o Strong stakeholder communication

o Clear scope and change control

o Experienced teams and leadership

 Visual: Pyramid or checklist showing critical factors

Slide 7: Challenges in EPC Projects (Additional Slide)

 Top Challenges:

o Cross-functional coordination

o Logistics and supply chain issues

o Resource and labor shortages

o Technological integration

 Visual: Bar chart or infographic illustrating major bottlenecks

Slide 8: Digitalization in EPC (Optional but modern)

 Emerging Trends:

o Use of BIM (Building Information Modeling)

o Drones for site monitoring

o IoT and AI in predictive maintenance

 Visual: Icons or tech infographic

Slide 9: Summary & Takeaways

 Recap key elements of EPC workflow

 Emphasize importance of planning, coordination, and risk control

Slide 10: Q&A / Thank You

Visual: A professional background image, maybe of an EPC team or site

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