Design Considerations for Marine Terminals and Oil & Gas Marine Operating Assets

Participants to this Design Considerations for Marine Terminals and Oil & Gas Marine Operating Assets training course shall receive a thorough training on the subjects covered by the outline with the instructor utilising a variety of proven adult learning teaching and facilitation techniques. Training methodology includes:

• A variety of proven adult learning techniques shall be used to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented

• The daily workshops will be highly interactive and participative. This involves regular discussion of applications with the course instructor, as well as hands-on exposure to latest techniques using some supportive project and operational site video presentations

Delegates are strongly encouraged to bring operational experiences gained from their own work into the training course workshops. This adds greater relevancy to the content. Emphasis is also placed on the periodic changes of International regulations and the effectiveness of the “management of change” procedures. 

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Gain a better understanding and appreciation of the various International Asset Regulatory Guidelines and manage variances in environmental conditions, codes and standards
• Interpret meaningfully and critically, project and asset information to assist in each of the key stages
• Obtain a practical approach to understanding the requirements to obtain a DNV and/or other Independent 3rd Party Design Verification Certificate such as those issued by ABS and or Bureau Veritas or Lloyds Register Integrity Management
• Learn the regulatory requirements and integrated competence matrices as stipulated by SIGTTO for LNG-LPG assets and risk management
• Plan, Act and Do things in a timely manner to maintain your assets integrity in a fitness for purpose, operating condition

This Gulf Rowad training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

• Asset Engineers, Marine Engineers
• Marine Operations & Field Personnel
• Professionals in marine facility, management support roles
• Marine Operations Superintendents
• Those who seek to derive greater understanding of Design and through Life Cycle Asset Management of Offshore Marine Terminals
• HSE Personnel Subject Matter Experts (SME) for operational aspects of “ship to ship” transfer of LNG, in support of both European (EE) and worldwide terminal development projects, market access, and commercial efforts