What are the Goals?
By the end of the training course, participants will learn to:
- Identify the hazards of LNG
- Understand safe design and safe operations
- Recognise the stages of a cargo cycle
- Protect the commercial interests of the tanker owner
- Understand the specialist techniques for fighting an LNG fire
Who is this Training Course for?
This GLOBAL FRANCHISE training course will be suitable for a wide range of professionals but in particular:
- Energy company oil and gas process managers and operators
- Energy company oil and gas plant managers and operators
- Sales and marketing managers
- Financial directors
- Project managers
- Investment analysts
- Asset managers
- Asset engineers
- Ship and voyage managers
- Ship superintendents
- Cargo surveyors and expediters
- Ships’ staff
Day One: The Application of Regulation and Mitigation of Hazard
- Regulations
- Properties and hazards of LPG
- Design for safety
- Hazardous and non-hazardous areas
- Sources of ignition
Day Two: Atmosphere Control and the Physics of LNG during a Re-liquefaction Cycle
- Physics and chemistry
- Inert gas generators
- Nitrogen generators
- Behaviour of gases
- LNG Re-liquefaction and cargo conditioning
Day Three: Types of LNG Tanker and Cargo Tank
- Types of LNG carrier
- IMO ship types
- IGC Code damage assumptions
- Tank types and construction
- Cargo pumps
- Level measurement
Day Four: Safe Working Practices and the Preparation for the Cargo Cycle
- Dangerous space entry
- Gas detection instrumentation
- Cargo operational cycle for LNG tankers
- Preparation for first cargo after dry dock
- Gassing up and cooling down
Day Five: The Cargo Cycle and Personal Protection
- Loading cargo
- Loaded voyage
- Discharge cargo
- Prepare for dry dock
- Personnel protection
- Fire-fighting LNG