This training course will highlight:

• Logistics and Distribution Training
• Planning for Logistics
• Procurement and Inventory Decisions
• Freight Transport (by Sea Shipment)
• Cargo handling
• International regulations
• Cargo segregation
• Hazardous material identification
• Cargo stowage and procedures to secure cargo correctly
• Forces acting upon cargo
• Basic crane procedures

Organizational Impact

What does the organization gain in sending their employees to attend this particular session? What are the knowledge and set of skills that the participants gain and henceforth apply in their workplace that will impact their respective companies? Kindly write these down in 6 (one-line) bullet points after a one-line sentence introduction.

Personal Impact

Upon completion of the course, the Company’s shore personnel will have a better understanding of Ship’s types, its construction, use in the oil & gas industry. Delegates will have a clearer picture of the ship’s operations, legal, operational and technical requirements needed for smooth operation of the marine department of the Company. Delegates will be able to understand terms and language used in the marine industry.

By the end of this training course, participants will learn to:

• Apply and gain an in-depth knowledge of decision-making when deciding the logistic arrangements.
• How to handle the cargo in the port facilities and onboard ships.
• Handling of hazardous cargoes.
• Theory of cargo stowage and segregation.
• Lifting procedures and types of cargo cranes/cargo handling equipment in ports.

This course provides an overview of all significant aspects and considerations of Vessel Construction and Operations in the oil & gas industry for shore-based personnel as well as offshore personnel who are expected to work on board ships, especially those not having formal marine education.

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include:

• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

Day One: Vessel Design and Construction

Topics to be covered

• Design Features and Terminology
• Design Requirements
• Construction Materials
• Principal Structures of the Vessel
• Watertight Integrity
• Oil tanker construction
• Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Tanker construction 

Day Two: How to Build a Ship

Topics to be covered

• History of shipbuilding
• Construction of ships
• Ship types, sizes
• Role of the Classification Companies
• Know the Law related to ship’s construction
• Types of Offshore Vessels
• Ship Design and Stability
• Block Construction

Day Three: Ship’s operations in the oil & gas industry

Topics to be covered

• Tanker operations: transportation of hydrocarbons
• Oil Exploration and Drilling Vessels
• Offshore Support Vessels
• Offshore Production Vessels
• Construction / Offshore Special Vessels

Day Four: Vessel Components and Systems

Topics to be covered

• Management of Various Systems within Engine Room and Deck departments
• Ship Electrical Systems
• Engine Room Systems
• Deck Systems and Control
• Navigation System
• Cargo systems on tankers
• Ship’s ballasting systems
• Systems on specialized ships

Day Five: Maintenance of shipboard systems

Topics to be covered

• Purpose of ship’s planned maintenance system and how to use it
• Predictive Maintenance for Marine Vessels
• Dry Docking and Shipboard Maintenance
• Docking Terminology, Measurement Terminology, Dry docking measuring equivalents
• Maintenance of ship’s system: cargo system, deck and engine systems

BTS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.