Loading Master for Petrochemical, LNG, Oil and Gas Terminals

• How does Custody Transfer work?
• Information exchanged prior to transfer 
• MSDS 
• Getting Ready for Loading Cargo (ship and shore tasks) 
• Getting Ready for Cargo Discharge (ship and shore tasks) 
• Procedures and Training for On-Board 
• Code for International Ship and Port Security 
• Self-Assessment for Tanker Management 
• What is it, Who is it for? 
• Overview of Elements and Stages 
• How does one utilize the TMSA? 
• Inspection System SIRE 
• Why have it for LNG and what is it? 
• The Phases of the Cycles for LNG and Liquid/Gas Cargo 
• Locations of Regasification Terminals—Land Based 
• Overview of the Regas Vessels System: Common Schemes and Working Principles 
• Design of the LNG Transfer System and the Parameters That Help Boil Off Gas 
• Studying the Compatibility of Liquid/Gas Terminals and LNG for the Cargo Cycle 
• Functions and Accountabilities of the Terminal in LNG Cargo Transfer
• Terminal Loading and Discharging
• Ship-to-Shore Operations Interfaces
• Compatibility Forms

Safe Mooring Protocols for POACs and Load Masters

• Secure Docking (ISGOTT)
• POAC Obligations and Accountabilities
• Master Mariners and POAC/Load Master Terminal Interface
• SPM and jetties
• Setting Up Mooring
• Monitoring of Moorings using Loading Master
• The loading master's obligations and responsibilities
• Optimoor
• Letting Go and Hiding Out
• IMO, ILO, HSE, Project LNG, and Liquid Natural Gas (LNG)
• Safety Checklist for Ship Shore Operations

Ship-shore Safety Checklist

• Determine Better Practices for Bulk Liquid Handling, Loading, and Discharging
• Recognize the functions of pumps and pipeline systems, including loading and discharging
• Tanker loading and unloading procedures and preparations related to liquid and gas operations
• Arrival Checklists and Preparations
• Loading Arms: Designs, Vendors, and Technology
• Cryogenic Hoses: Type 8-inch and 6-inch; Testing;
• Adjustable Positioning
• Manoeuvring both with and without DP or tug assistance
• Jetty Approaches: Finger or Face Terminal Design Interface

Interface between Ship and Shore (STS) and Operational Management

• Available Technologies for LNG and Liquid/Gas Transfer System Architectures
• Ship to Ship to Land
• Transport to Deck
• From Ship to Ship
• Tandem Configurations and Transfer Systems Connected to Ships
• Aspects of System Uptime That Affect Effective Operations
• Meteocean Situations and Prediction Resources

Normal LNG and Liquid/Gas Terminal Operations

• Leadership Capabilities
• Capabilities in Risk Management
• Skills in Organization
• Ships' Officer and Operator's Motivation for Cooperation

Tankers and Coastal Tanks

• Dimensions of Vessels and Barges and Terms Used in Shipping Terminology for Quantity and Quality
• Definitions of Cargo Inspection
• Details about Fixed and Floating Roofs, as well as Shore Tanks
• Differential Flow Mechanisms, Design, Metering, and Performance in Liquid Form Measurement
• Mechanisms, Design, Measuring, and Performance of Ultrasonic Flow
• Mechanisms, Design, Measuring, and Performance of Vortex Flow
• Flow meter applications, calibration, computations, and transfer 

Gas and Liquid RELEASES / ESD / CARGO SPILLS 

• Protocols and System Utilization

LOAD MASTERING for Emergency Response and Contingency Planning

• What to Do in the Event of an Emergency
• Management of General Emergency Response 
• Things Not to Do in Emergency Situations 
• Emergency Gear 
• Leak of LNG and Oil Spill 
• Use of SOPEP / SIMOPS 
• Structural damage or fire 
• Unfavourable Weather and Mooring Mistakes 
• Safeguards Against Theft 
• Parties Involved in Media Management and Communications 
• Selected Incidents from the Recent Industry

Typical Reasons for These Events 

• Essential Crew Instruction and Readiness 
• Risks and Hazards in the Future
• Regional Risks 
• Factor of Crew 
• Ship and Landing Gear Needs 
• Getting Ready for Unexpected Events - Emergency Management 
• ƒƒ STS Tools and Instruction 
• ƒƒ Recovery of an LNG Ship 
• Aspects to Take into Account for Cargo Recovery 
• Impact on the Environment 
• Development of Technical Equipment 
• Risk Profiling of Your Operations 
• What action is necessary? 
• Options and Systems for Safety Management

LOAD MASTER Technical Developments: LNG Fuel, STS, and Bunkering; Wear down, Fatigue, and Failure Management Practices and Planning; Load Master Marine Engineers and Tech Superintendents 

• Synopsis of PMS and SMS 
• Talk about PMS, or onboard planned maintenance systems. 
• Talk about T. A. Trend Analysis. 
• Technical Analysis of Condition Monitoring - CME 
• Failures of OEM Main Engine Components Associated with Engine Performance 

How do all parties involved in the industry get affected by the commercial aspects of general average insurance and LNG cargo incidents and claims? 

• What is G.A. and why does it have an impact on all players in the market? 
• G.A. - Issues with Carriers 
• Case Studies and LNG Losses 
• LNGC Loss Cost and Ways to Reduce Economic and Commercial Risks 
• LNG Estimates and Loss Mitigation Techniques 
• G.A. - Issues with Charterers 
• G.A. - Concerns for Facilities and Operators 
• The Impact of Commercial Agreements on All Affected Parties
• The G.A.'s technical nature
• All Participants' Rights and Duties in the G.A. Event