



The Petroleum Cargo Calculations course is meticulously designed for maritime shipping and oil & gas professionals. This course offers a comprehensive exploration into the specialised field of petroleum cargo calculations and tank surveying, which are integral to the efficient and safe transportation of oil and gas. Emphasising real-world applications, the course delves into the complexities of calculating and managing liquid and liquefied gas cargoes, a critical skill for those working in marine terminals, aboard tankers, and within the global logistics chain. Participants will engage with various topics, from fundamental principles to advanced techniques, covering different types of petroleum products and their handling. The course is structured to build a deep understanding of the challenges and responsibilities associated with the transportation and storage of oil & gas cargoes. By addressing various scenarios encountered in onboard tankers and shore terminals, the course ensures that participants are well-equipped to handle cargo calculation's dynamic and often complex nature in the global shipping industry.
Upon completion, participants will be equipped to:
Accurately calculate the tonnage of petroleum cargoes, a critical component in oil & gas marine terminal operations. This includes mastering the application of industry-standard petroleum tables and utilising advanced mathematical techniques to ensure the precision of cargo figures.
Implement effective strategies for planning and managing storage and transfer systems for a range of petroleum products, from crude oil to refined fuels and liquefied natural gas (LNG). This objective focuses on optimising logistics and ensuring the efficient movement of products within and between terminals.
Develop expertise in calculating the Vessel Experience Factor (VEF), a crucial metric in maritime logistics, to achieve more accurate cargo calculations for each tanker. Understanding VEF allows for better planning and decision-making, improving efficiency and cost-effectiveness in naval operations. Manage complex cargo figures and undertake rigorous calculations to determine hull stress curves for each voyage. This aspect is vital for ensuring vessels' structural integrity and seaworthiness, enhancing safety and compliance with maritime regulations.
Petroleum Cargo Calculations course ideal for:
Marine Terminal Cargo Surveyors.
Tanker Senior Staff (Chief Officers & Masters).
Terminal Superintendents, Supervisors, and Engineers.
Safety and Environmental Managers.
Transfer Supervisors.
Marine Shipping Coordinators.
Onshore and offshore terminal operators.
Oil Installation Managers (OIMs).
Tank Soundings
Sounding Devices
Closed sounding cycles
Inerted Atmosphere surveys
Dry Dock Surveys
Multiple gauging points
Water Dips
Sediment Measurements
VEF calculation
Disputed figures
Re-calculation procedure
Non- Liquid Volume
Standard Petroleum Tables
Sludge calculation
Tank Sediments
Wedge Formula
Free Flowing
Correction Tables
Density & Specific Gravity
Temperature Corrections
Viscosity
Pour Point
Sounding/ Innage Calculations
Fixed and Portable Equipment
Hazards associated with Static Electricity
Charge generation
Charge accumulation
Electrostatic hazards during tank Gauging
Ship Shore Bonding
Synthetic clothing
Hand tools
Trim & List Calculations
Taking Sample
The Direct Line System
The Ring Main System
Centrifugal Pumps
Submerged Pumps
Cargo Stripping Systems
Inert Gas Systems
Crude Oil Wash System
Tanks Vent System Slop Tanks
Oil Content Monitors
The Oil Record Book
International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate (IOPPC)
Dealing with Pollution Emergencies s
Day 4
Hazard and Risk Control
Selection of control measures
Safety equipment and protection of personnel
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
The role of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
Portable Gas Detectors and Oxygen Analyzers
Hydrocarbon Gas Detectors.
Testing for poisons and other specialised substances
Oxygen detection
Other hazards associated with confined spaces
Testing atmospheres of enclosed spaces
Long term sampling
Breathing Apparatus, Respiratory Aids and Escape Sets
Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus
Air Line Breathing Apparatus
Shore Tanks Inspection
Terminal Safety Survey
Shore Line Pressure
Loading arms/hoses inspection
Manifold Drain
Shore Bonding procedure
Retention of Samples
Shore Tanks Water Dips
Final Figures Comparison
Ship/Shore Interface
Issuing Survey Reports
LMA Training is capable of conducting this training programme exclusively for your delegates. Please e-mail us on admin@lmitac.com for further information and/or to receive a comprehensive proposal.
High-Quality material has been prepared by the LMAteam for distribution to delegates. In addition, a special note pad to facilitate note-taking will be provided.
Accredited Certificate of completion will be issued to those who attend & successfully complete the programme.
Our Course timings commence at 09:00AM12:45PM and 01:00PM - 05:00PM.
Please complete the registration form on the course page & return it to us indicating your preferred mode of payment. For Further Information, please get in touch with us.
Delegates have 14 days from the date of booking to cancel and receive a full refund or transfer to another date free of charge. If less than 14 days notice is given then we will be unable to refund or cancel the booking unless on medical grounds. For more details about the Cancellation and Refund policy, please visit www.lmitac.com/terms-and-conditions/
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