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 the 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.
The topics presented during this training course will provide companies with the information necessary to meet current and proposed compliance requirements more economically while maintaining the highest level of safety.
Upon the successful completion of this course, each participant will be able to:-
This course covers the systematic techniques of optimizing 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.
This interactive training course includes the following training methodologies as a percentage of the total tuition hours:-
30% Lectures
20% Workshops & Work Presentations
20% Case Studies & Practical Exercises
30% Videos, Software & Simulators
In an unlikely event, the course instructor may modify the above training methodology before or during the course for technical reasons.
The following program is planned for this course. However, the course instructor(s) may modify this program before or during the course for technical reasons with no prior notice to participants. Nevertheless, the course objectives will always be met:
Day 1: Sunday, 03rd of December 2017
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0730 – 0800 |
Registration & Coffee |
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0800 – 0815 |
Welcome & Introduction |
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0815 – 0830 |
PRE-TEST |
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0830 – 0930 |
The Onshore/Offshore Oil & Gas Marine Terminal Introduction of Director and Course Participants – Alignment of Expectations ● Introduction to the Course with Outline of Course Objectives (Pre-Reads) ● Definitions to be Used in the Course and in Line with Terminal Practice (Pre-Reads) ● Basic Properties of Hydrocarbons and Types of Cargoes – Why the Terminal? ● Historical Developments |
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0930 – 0945 |
Break |
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0945 – 1200 |
Oil & Gas Marine Terminal: Regulations & Requirements Regulations for Terminals and for Vessels while at Terminals (International, National, Local Port, Terminal) |
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1200 – 1215 |
Break |
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1215 – 1330 |
Oil & Gas Marine Terminal: Regulations & Requirements (cont’d) Major Terminal Management Concerns (Fire, Weather, Pollution, Ship Stability and Integrity, Communications, Documentation, Adequacy of Emergency Response Plans, Adequately Trained Terminal and Vessel Personnel) |
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1330 – 1420 |
Oil & Gas Marine Terminal – The Human Factor The Human Factor in Terminal Operations |
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1420 – 1430 |
Recap |
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1430 |
Lunch & End of Day One |
Day 2: Monday, 04th of December 2017
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0730 – 0930 |
Oil Terminal Planning-Stowage & Transfer Systems Terminal Planning Factors–Onshore and Offshore |
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0930 – 0945 |
Break |
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0945 – 1100 |
Gas Terminal Planning-Stowage & Transfer Systems Terminal Planning Factors–Onshore and Offshore |
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1100 – 1230 |
General Terminal Planning & Transfer Requirements (cont’d) Terminal Planning Factors |
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1230 – 1245 |
Break |
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1245 – 1420 |
General Terminal Planning & Transfer Requirements (cont’d) Terminal Planning Factors (cont’d) |
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1420 – 1430 |
Recap |
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1430 |
Lunch & End of Day Two |
Day 3: Tuesday, 05th of December 2017
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0730 – 0930 |
Vessel Operations (Oil Tankers – Crude and Product) Planning Oil Tanker Stowage & Cargo Transfer Handling ● Vessel Stability and Structural Integrity Considerations ● Loading ● Discharging ● Ballasting ● Tank Cleaning |
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0930 – 0945 |
Break |
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0945 – 1100 |
Vessel Operations (Gas Carriers – LNG/LPG) Planning Gas Carrier Stowage & Cargo Transfer Handling ● Vessel Stability and Structural Integrity Considerations ● Loading ● Discharging ● Ballasting ● Re-Liquefaction ● Cool Down |
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1100 – 1230 |
Vessel Operations (Special Topics) The Use of Inert Gas Systems ● The Use of Crude Oil Washing and Tank Cleaning ● Ballasting Systems for Tankers and Gas Carriers |
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1230 – 1245 |
Break |
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1245 – 1420 |
Vessel Operations (Special Topics) (cont’d) Consideration of Pumping Rates and Charter Parties ● Documentation Requirements |
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1420 – 1430 |
Recap Using this Course Overview, the Instructor(s) will Brief Participants about the Topics that were Discussed Today and Advise Them of the Topics to be Discussed Tomorrow |
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1430 |
Lunch & End of Day Three |
Day 4: Wednesday, 06th of December 2017
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0730 – 0930 |
Terminal Management & Support Operations Management and Supervision ● Terminal Support Operations |
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0930 – 0945 |
Break |
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0945 – 1100 |
Terminal Management & Support Operations (cont’d) Safety and Security in the Marine Terminal ● Maintenance and Repair |
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1100 – 1200 |
Safe Operations in Oil & Gas Terminals Safety and Safety Culture ● Weather Considerations ● Hazardous Cargoes |
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1200 – 1215 |
Break |
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1215 – 1420 |
Safe Operations in Oil & Gas Terminals (cont’d) Topping Off Considerations and Procedures ●Fire Prevention and Containment ● Fire Fighting Systems and Procedures |
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1420 – 1430 |
Recap |
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1430 |
Lunch & End of Day Four |
Day 5: Thursday, 07th of December 2017
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0730 – 0900 |
Oil Spill Contingency and Emergency Response Plans |
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0900 – 0915 |
Break |
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0915 – 1045 |
Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Assessments |
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1045 – 1200 |
Workshop: Port Charges in the Arabian Gulf States |
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1200 – 1215 |
Break |
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1215 – 1345 |
Open Forum |
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1345 – 1400 |
Course Conclusion |
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1400 – 1415 |
POST-TEST |
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1415 – 1430 |
Presentation of Course Certificates |
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1430 |
Lunch & End of Course |
RECTUS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration
| Code | Date | Venue | Fees | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAR112-02 | 01-09-2025 | Istanbul | USD 5950 | |
| MAR112-03 | 21-12-2025 | Dubai | USD 5450 |
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