The LNG industry has a safety record of which it is justifiably proud. This has been achieved by a recognition that the product can be, if not handled correctly, extremely hazardous. By a combination of good design, high quality engineering, well-practiced procedures and a well trained workforce, the hazards are managed and risks are minimised. In developing the course the need to emphasise the safety aspects has been recognised and is covered to a suitable level.
Suitable for: This one-day course is intended primarily to be suitable for the non-engineering disciplines one usually finds within the organisation of companies associated with the energy industry. These people may be in a variety of roles ranging from managerial to supervisory to dedicated team members. No previous technical knowledge is required since the course will provide a sufficient depth of understanding to cover the main aspects of LNG engineering and the industry.
Key Topics Covered:
- Nature of LNG
- Its Uses and Users
- Manufacturing LNG
- Storage and Containment
- Shipping LNG
- Floating LNG