Oil & Gas Marine Terminals: Operations & Management
Details :
This five-day training course is essential for marine terminal personnel.
All applicable marine terminal regulations (current & proposed)
and policies pertaining to marine transfer operations and spill contingency planning will be discussed. Delegates will receive a solid foundation of the requirements for oil & hazardous
materials facilities and transfer operations.
This course will concentrate on Oil & Gas Marine Terminals and will cover all Operational and Managerial requirements for Oil/Gas marine terminals from the Human factor up to Vessel/Tanker operations within the oil/gas industry. This will cover the On-shore/Off-shore Terminals, Hydrocarbon properties & handling, Regulations & Requirements, Terminal Planning, Vessel Operations, Terminal Management & Operations, Security & Safety and other essential topics related to Export/Import Oil & Gas.
Upon successful completion of
this course, the delegates will be
able to:
ü Apply an in-depth knowledge on operations and management of oil and gas marine terminals
ü Implement the international regulations and requirements for the oil and gas marine terminals and acknowledge the importance of the human factor in the operation and management of the marine terminal
ü Apply proven safe practices and procedures during the various operations in oil and gas terminals and manage oil spill contingency and emergency response plans
ü Gain a good terminal management skills and employ the various terminal support operations such as berthing support, cargo transfer support, emergency response and vessel departure support
ü Employ proper qualitative and quantitative risk assessment techniques in oil and gas marine terminals operations
This course covers the systematic techniques of oil and gas marine terminals for marine terminal managers, superintendents, supervisors, engineers, port captains, custody superintendents, facility managers, facility training coordinators, safety & environmental managers/engineers/officers, spill management team members, transfer supervisors, marine shipping coordinators and dock maintenance planners.
Day 1:
·
Course Overview and Introductions
·
Dangerous Cargos
o Toxicity
o Confined spaces
o Breathable atmospheres
·
Crude oil
·
Liquefied Petroleum Gas
·
Liquefied Natural Gas
· UEL & LEL
· BLEVE
· Pancake cloud explosions
Day 2
· Storage
& Transfer
·
Storage Tanks
o Atmospheric aboveground storage tanks
o Floating roof, fixed roof, variable vapour space and pressurized tanks
o Tank inspections & cleaning
o Centrifugal
pumps design and
operation
o Piping systems
o Flow and pressure matching
o Marine Loading Arms
o Lightering
o The ship-shore checklist
· Harbour & Vessels
o Harbour design and construction
o Sizing & tidal effects
o Depth constraints & dredging
operations
o SBM design
& construction
o Cargo compatibility
o Marking & testing
o Storage & maintenance
o Disposal
of tanks washings, slops & dirty ballast
o Bunkering
o Communications
& emergency response plans
Day 4:
o Ignition sources
§ Electrostatic charge
§ Hazardous
zone classification
§ Intrinsically safe equipment
o Fire detection
systems
o Firefighting systems
o Shipboard firefighting systems
o Risk Management
o Qualitative and Quantitative risk assessment techniques
Day 5:
· Terminal Management
o Storage and transfer planing
o Berthing support
o Cargo transfer support
o Emergency support
o Vessel departual support
o International regulations & requirements for oil & gas marine terminals
- All lectures are in colorful presentation
- All lectures are interspersed with interactive discussion
- All lectures include group discussion, case history and exercises
- Actual major incidents as well as industry experience are reviewed
- Participants receive a multicolor course manual
- Pictures of real incidents and case history are shown
- Videos on the subject are shown
08:20 - 10:00 First Session
10:00 -10:20 Coffee / Tea / Snacks
10:20 - 12:20 Second Session
12:20 - 13:30 Lunch Break & Prayer Break
13:30 - 15:00 Last Session