Oil and Gas Marine Terminals

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the operational, safety, and regulatory aspects of oil and gas marine terminals. Participants will gain insights into the critical functions, infrastructure, and risk management strategies essential for the safe and efficient handling of hydrocarbons at coastal and inland waterway facilities.

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

– Understand the key components and infrastructure of oil and gas marine terminals.
– Identify and mitigate the primary operational and safety risks associated with terminal operations.
– Apply relevant regulatory frameworks and standards governing marine terminal activities.
– Evaluate best practices in emergency preparedness and response for marine terminal incidents.
– Recognize the economic drivers and logistical challenges of marine terminal operations.

1- Marine Terminal Infrastructure and Operations
2- Safety, Risk Management, and HSSE
3- Regulatory Compliance and Environmental Stewardship
4- Emergency Response and Business Continuity
5- Terminal Economics and Logistics

Terminal managers, operations supervisors, safety officers, engineers, regulatory affairs specialists, and other professionals involved in the management and operation of oil and gas marine terminals.

The course will utilize a blend of expert-led presentations, case studies of real-world terminal operations and incidents, interactive group discussions, and practical exercises focused on risk assessment and emergency response planning.

Upon completion of this course, participants will possess a robust understanding of oil and gas marine terminal operations, enabling them to enhance safety, ensure regulatory compliance, and optimize efficiency within their respective roles.