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Columna Energy Training Services COLUMNA ENERGY CONSULTING Nuclear, Oil, Gas, Coal, Water, Renewables, Energy Efficiency, LEED Block 17, Lot 3, Pulangi St., Riverview Place, Brgy. De Las Alas, GMA, Cavite 4117 Philippines. Mobile : (+632) 0926-809-3337. E-mail: [email protected] COLUMNA ENERGY is a leading Philippine Provider of Energy Consulting, Learning/Training, Proactive Solutions, and Performance Management Tools for the Local and Global Companies, Government, Educational Institutions, Small-to-Medium-Scale Businesses, and Heavy Industries. CONTINUING UPDATE AND TRAINING MINDS REFRESHER EDUCATION (CURE) TO THINK We offer our concept of the CONTINUING UPDATE AND REFRESHER EDUCATION (CURE) for commerce and industries. The objective of our CURE is to produce a fine-tuned workforce prepared to face the triple crises of ENERGY, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND ECONOMICS. We are guided with our motto: "ENGINEERING WITH VISION." Thus, we teach engineering subjects not just for the sake of teaching engineering, nor we do engineering just for the sake of doing engineering. We always add to engineering that often neglected, but all-important element of VISION -- for the long-term benefits of Science and Technology to Mankind. Thus, our approach to education is not just for the learning of facts and skills, but the TRAINING OF MINDS TO THINK. COLUMNA EDUCATION & TRAINING Page 1 of 8 PARTIAL LIST OF RESEARCH-BASED TRAINING-SEMINARS ENERGY-EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS BEST PRACTICES & TECHNOLOGIES DESIGN, OPERATIONS, AND MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT TRAINING The following is a list of our research-based Technology Management Training-Seminars designed and conducted by COLUMNA ENERGY in the perspective of ENERGY EFFICIENCY to help mitigate the triple crises of ENERGY, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND ECONOMICS. FROM ENGINEERING STUDENTS TO ENGINEERING MANAGERS FROM TOP UNIVERSITIES TO WORLD-CLASS CORPORATIONS Participants to our training-seminars are personnel from medium-scale industries to the top multinationals and world-class corporations all over the Philippines. These also include Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) working in various countries, as wells as, Engineering students from the various colleges and universities in the Philippines. ALL THE COURSES ARE AVAILABLE FOR IN-HOUSE TRAINING CLIMATE CHANGE, HVAC/REFRIGERATION, AND FACILITY MANAGEMENT 1. CLIMATE CHANGE 101: ENERGY PRODUCTION, TRANSMISSION, UTILIZATION, AND GLOBAL WARMING 2. ENERGY CONSERVATION AND EFFICIENCY MANAGEMENT 3. WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATION & MAINTENANCE 4. PRINCIPLES OF REFRIGERATION 5. REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS EFFICIENT OPERATION & MAINTENANCE 6. AIR-CONDITIONING (HVAC ) EFFICIENT OPERATION & MAINTENANCE 7. HVAC SYSTEMS EFFICIENT DESIGN WORKSHOP 8. LITHIUM BROMIDE ABSORPTION SYSTEM 9. COMPRESSED-AIR SYSTEMS EFFICIENT OPERATION & MAINTENANCE 10. PUMPS & PUMPING SYSTEMS OPERATION & MAINTENANCE 11. PRINCIPLES OF METROLOGY & INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION 12. FLUID FLOW METERING TECHNOLOGIES AND APPLICATIONS 13. A-C MOTORS EFFICIENT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 14. ADVANCED A-C MOTOR COMPUTERIZED MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT 15. D-C MACHINES APPLICATIONS, OPERATION & MAINTENANCE (DC Motors and Generators) ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT COURSES 1. ENERGY SYSTEMS EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS COURSE (Best Practices in Energy Management) 2. ISO 50001 (ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS) COURSE 3. IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND MAINTENANCE THROUGH CULTURAL CHANGE 4. IDENTIFYING ENERGY EFFICIENCY OPPORTUNITIES & IMPROVING ASSET RELIABILITY 5. ENERGY AUDITING (For Hotels, Buildings, Factories, etc.) 6. POWER HARMONICS MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT 7. POWER FACTOR CORRECTION 8. EFFICIENCY TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS 9. ADVANCED PROBLEM-SOLVING COURSE 10. BASIC QUALITY TOOLS SEMINAR-WORKSHOP 11. ADVANCED (NEW) QUALITY TOOLS SEMINAR-WORKSHOP 12. ANALYZING BUSINESS PRACTICES VIA BUSINESS PROCESS MAPPING 13. SELECTION OF THE RIGHT MANUFACTURING IMPROVEMENT TOOLS 14. QUALITY CONTROL OF MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS 15. PRODUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL 16. BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT THROUGH PMO (PM OPTIMIZATION) COLUMNA EDUCATION & TRAINING Page 2 of 8 NUCLEAR POWER PLANT TRAINING COURSES 1. PRINCIPLES AND USES OF NUCLEAR ENERGY 2. NUCLEAR RADIATIONS EFFECTS AND USES 3. GENERAL EMPLOYEE NUCLEAR TRAINING (GET) 4. INTRODUCTION TO NUCLEAR ENGINEERING COURSE 5. INTRODUCTION TO NUCLEAR POWER PLANT OPERATION 6. PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR (PWR ) COURSE 7. BALANCE OF PLANT (BOP) COURSE 8. STEAM TURBINE-GENERATOR FAMILIARIZATION AND OPERATION 9. NUCLEAR ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES TRAINING PROGRAM 10. NUCLEAR PLANT SYSTEMS TRAINING PROGRAM 11. NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS TRAINING PROGRAM 12. ADVANCED REACTOR OPERATIONS TECHNOLOGY SOLAR AND OTHER RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES 1. SOLAR PANELS (PHOTOVOLTAIC) INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE 2. SOLAR PANELS (PHOTOVOLTAIC) DESIGN SEMINAR-WORKSHOP 3. GEOTHERMAL AIRCONDITIONING DESIGN SEMINAR-WORKSHOP FOSSIL FUELS POWER PLANT COURSES 1. DIESEL POWER PLANT EFFICIENT OPERATION & MAINTENANCE 2. THERMAL POWER PLANTS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 3. COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT EFFICIENT OPERATION 4. COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 5. OIL AND GAS FIRING FOR STEAM GENERATION 6. SUBSTATION/POWER TRANSFORMER OPERATION & MAINTENANCE 7. STEAM-TURBINE FAMILIARIZATION AND BASIC OPERATION 8. STEAM-TURBINE MANAGEMENT AND GOVERNING 9. A-C GENERATORS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 10. PUMPS AND PIPING SYSTEMS DESIGN SEMINAR-WORKSHOP BOILER, COMBUSTION, AND STEAM SYSTEMS COURSES 1. STEAM-BOILER EFFICIENT OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING 2. STEAM-BOILER EFFICIENT MAINTENANCE COURSE 3. BOILER FEEDWATER TREATMENT AND EQUIPMENT 4. OIL AND GAS FIRING FOR STEAM GENERATION 5. FUELS MANAGEMENT AND COMBUSTION EFFICIENCY 6. STEAM-BOILER PLANT AND COMBUSTION SAFETY 7. COMBUSTION FLUE-GAS ANALYSIS 8. AUTOMATIC COMBUSTION CONTROLS 10. STEAM-PLANT ECONOMY AND PRACTICAL SAVINGS 11. STEAM GENERATOR SETTINGS, DUCTS, AND STACKS 12. STEAM GENERATOR SUPPORTING STEEL STRUCTURES 13. STEAM-BOILERS ACCESSORIES 14. STEAM CONDENSERS SELECTION, MAINTENANCE, AND MANAGEMENT 15. STEAM GENERATOR TESTING 16. STEAM GENERATOR DESIGN 17. HEAT EXCHANGERS AND HEAT TRANSFER 18. CASCADING AND EXHAUST STEAM SYSTEMS 19. STEAM TRAPS: SELECTION, MAINTENANCE, AND TROUBLESHOOTING 20. STEAM-BOILER ACCESSORIES OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 21. STEAM-TURBINE MANAGEMENT AND GOVERNING 22. POWER PIPING AUXILIARY SYSTEMS 23. HIGH-PRESSURE PIPE FITTINGS COLUMNA EDUCATION & TRAINING Page 3 of 8 MAINTENANCE EXCELLENCE, LUBRICATION, AND RELIABILITY MANAGEMENT 1. PROACTIVE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SEMINAR-WORKSHOP 2. MAINTENANCE EXCELLENCE SEMINAR-WORKSHOP (A New Paradigm in Maintenance Management) 3. FUNDAMENTALS OF PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM 4. 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