Upon successful completion of this course, the delegates will be able to:

• Gain in-depth knowledge on safety operations & management of oil & gas marine terminals
• Recognize the international regulations & requirements for the oil & gas marine terminals
• Apply proper planning techniques in storage & transfer systems and command of the various planning and transfer requirements for oil & gas marine terminal
• Discuss the different vessel operations in the oil & gas marine terminal such as oil tankers (crude & product) and gas carriers (LNG / LPG)
• Develop good terminal management skills and employ various terminal support operations such as berthing support, cargo transfer support, emergency response and vessel departure support
• Apply proven safe practices and procedures during the various operations in oil & gas terminals and manage oil spill contingency and emergency response plans
• Employ the latest qualitative and quantitative risk assessment techniques in oil & gas marine terminal operations

Day 1

Cargo Properties

• Course Overview and Introductions
• Dangerous Cargos
• Toxicity
• Confined spaces
• Breathable atmospheres

Hydrocarbon properties

• Crude oil
• Liquified Petroleum Gas
• Liquified Natural Gas

Fires & Explosions

• UEL & LEL
• BLEVE
• Pancake cloud explosions

Day 2

Storage & Transfer

• Storage Tanks
• Atmospheric aboveground storage tanks
• Floating roof, fixed roof, variable vapour space and pressurized tanks
• Tank inspections & cleaning
• Transfer Systems
• Centrifugal pumps design and operation
• Piping systems
• Flow and pressure matching
• Ship-shore Transfer
• Marine Loading Arms
• Lightering
• The Ship/Shore Safety Checklist

Day 3

Harbour & Vessels

• Jetties, quays, wharves & SBMs
• Harbour design and construction
• Sizing & tidal effects
• Depth constraints & dredging operations
• SBM design & construction
• Hoses
• Cargo compatibility
• Marking & testing
• Storage & maintenance
• Shipboard management
• Disposal of tanks washings, slops & dirty ballast
• Bunkering
• Communications & emergency response plans

Day 4

Safety and Risk

• Ignition sources
• Electrostatic charge
• Hazardous zone classification
• Intrinsically safe equipment
• Firefighting & protection
• Fire detection systems
• Firefighting systems
• Shipboard firefighting systems
• Risk
• Risk assessments
• Risk management
• Qualitative and quantitative risk assessment techniques

Day 5

Terminal Management

• Storage & transfer planning
• Berthing support
• Cargo transfer support
• Emergency response
• Vessel departure support
• Security and vessel access

International regulations & requirements for oil & gas marine terminals

This course is designed for Marine Terminal Managers, Superintendents, Supervisors and Engineers, Facility Managers and Coordinators, Safety and Environmental Managers, Engineers and Officers, Spill Management Team Members, Transfer Supervisors, Marine Shipping Coordinators and Dock Maintenance Planners.