The STRATEDGE training course will comprehensively address Oil, LNG, Gas, and Petrochemical Load Management, encompassing Loading and Unloading procedures at Terminals, on Tankers, Chemical, and LNG Gas carriers. It will cover Management of Ship Shore operations, the roles and responsibilities of a Loading Master, Cargo documentation and Calculation, Charter Party and Demurrage.

Enhanced procedures for handling, loading, and discharging of LNG and bulk liquids will be identified. Participants will be updated on international guidelines and regulations pertaining to tankers and terminals, including the physical properties and types of cargoes. They will gain insights into Quality & Quantity risk & loss, along with prevention techniques. The focus will be on improving compliance, safety, and environmental performance. Additionally, participants will learn about the technical aspects of pumps and pipeline systems, encompassing loading and discharge operations.

This training course for Loading Masters at Oil, LNG, Gas, and Petrochemical Terminals delves into the Advanced Technical aspects of Load Management. It encompasses operations, practical considerations, and commercial factors involved in Liquid and Gas Load Master Operations. Topics covered include Transportation, Terminal Operations, Liquid and Gas Fiscal Metering, Product Quality Assurance, Ship to Facility and Terminal interface and Operations, Petrochemical Tanker Loading and Discharge Procedures, Product Quality Custody Transfer Measurement, as well as LNG Metering Parameters, Techniques, and Calculations.

This intensive 5-day training program for Loading Masters at Oil, LNG, Gas, and Petrochemical Terminals is designed to benefit petroleum, crude oil, LNG, and petrochemical operators. It aims to ensure that your operational processes and workforce meet current standards while also providing a competitive edge.

Participants will:

• Gain insights into the entire Liquid / Gas and LNG process chain.
• Explore the latest advancements in cargo transfer operations from both Liquid and Gas ship management and terminal / Facility perspectives.
• Acquire skills to make precise measurements and calculations for all liquid and Gas custody transfers, ensuring product quality accuracy.
• Analyze design codes and guidelines related to Liquid and Gas ship and shore transfer management.
• Review real-life Case Studies from various regions worldwide concerning Liquid and Gas incidents.

This training is essential for personnel overseeing loading, discharging, custody transfer, or cargo handling, particularly oil and gas operators, vessel owners and operators, surveyors, and marine superintendents. It is relevant to individuals engaged in the Liquid and Gas Facility / Tanker and Cargo transportation sectors, including:

• Liquid / Gas and LNG Suppliers, Traders, and Distributors
• Ship Owners and Operators
• Superintendents and Safety Officers
• Technical and Operations Executives
• Charterers and Traders
• Ship Brokers
• Port and Terminal Operators
• P&I Club and Marine Insurance representatives

Day 1: Pre-Test / ISGOTT / MTCOT / SAFETY – LOAD MASTER

• Initial Assessment: Evaluating Delegates’ Knowledge and Identifying Areas for Focus
• International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals (ISGOTT): Latest Edition and Safety Procedures
• Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF): Guidelines for Marine Terminal Competence and Training
• Critical Load Master Aspects: Liquid / Gas Carrier Types, ESD Systems, and Containment Methods
• Regasification Terminal Operations: Land-based and Vessel-based Approaches
• Safety Codes and Charterers’ Requirements: Applicable Regulations for Load Masters
• Management of Tanker and Terminal Interface: Communication and Precautions
• LNG Overview: Hazards, Risks, and Compatibility Studies
• Preparation and Risk Management: Screening Vessels, Selecting Transfer Areas, and Personnel Safety

Day 2: Custody Transfer, Quality, Preparations for Loading and Unloading

• Custody Transfer and Quality: Procedures, MSDS, and Ship-to-Shore Responsibilities
• Tanker Management Self-Assessment (TMSA): Overview and Importance
• SIRE Inspection System: Relevance to LNG Operations
• LNG Transfer Cycles: Stages and Terminal Compatibility
• Ship-Shore Safety Checklist: Ensuring Safe Operations
• Handling Bulk Liquids: Improved Procedures and Pumping Systems
• Dynamic Positioning and Berthing Techniques: Maneuvering and Safety Measures

Day 3: Procedures for Safe Mooring as Load Master and POAC

• Safe Mooring Procedures: ISGOTT Guidelines and POAC Responsibilities
• Terminal Interface Management: Collaboration between Load Master, POAC, and Master Mariners
• Ship-to-Shore Operations: Jetties, SPM, and Mooring Preparation
• LNG Safety Considerations: Project Management, SIMOP, and HSE Guidelines

Day 4: Ship to Shore Interface / STS and Management of Operations

• Ship-to-Shore Interface: Technologies and Operational Considerations
• Meteocean Conditions: Predictive Tools and Terminal Operations
• Leadership and Risk Management Skills: Ensuring Effective Operations
• Tanker and Shore Tanks: Dimensional Considerations and Cargo Inspection Definitions

Day 5: Emergency Response and Contingency Planning – LOAD MASTERING

• Emergency Response Planning: Protocols for Oil Spills, LNG Leaks, and Contingency Equipment
• Media Management: Handling Communication During Emergencies
• Recent Industry Incidents Analysis: Understanding Common Causes and Mitigation Strategies
• Crew Training and Equipment Preparation: Hazard Identification and Response Planning
• Commercial Aspects of General Average Insurance: Impact on Industry Participants and Risk Management Practices