The Electrical/Fire and Explosion Safety course covers the (1) electrical and (2) fire and explosions safety aspects of LNG-related infrastructures and activities.
The Coastal and Port Engineering course included the following topics: -Basic concepts of coastal engineering and how they are applied to the engineering and protection of onshore and offshore infrastructures -Principles of port engineering and their considerations for marine vessels, LNG ships, marine infrastructures and shore-based facilities -Engineering for the fendering of docks -Considerations and […]
The Marine Engineering course included the following topics: -Maritime aspects of downstream LNG industry -Driving forces for the use of LNG in the shipping and energy sector -The regulatory aspects of LNG shipping, operational and safety issues in storage -Bunkering and the characteristics and design of LNG vessels and onboard machinery and systems -Understanding of […]
The Environmental Considerations course included the following topics: -Environmental impacts of LNG-related activities -Introduction to Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) procedure for LNG import and distribution facilities -Review and assessment of proposed environmental checklist for application, inspection/ monitoring; and documentary requirements.
The Structural/Geotechnical course included the following topics: -Basic structures and buildings in an LNG facility and corresponding design considerations to address expected loads on members, components, and other load-bearing structures. -Introduction to global industry standards on materials, construction, and operation aligned with expected natural and work environment hazards, specifically low-temperature conditions.