FPSO Marine

Introduction:

This training program delves into advanced strategies and contemporary approaches in FPSO (Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading) operations, enabling professionals to stay ahead in a dynamic environment. It empowers participants to implement effective FPSO management practices and drive organizational success.

Program Objectives:

At the end of this program the participants will be able to:

• Understand the history and technology of FPSOs, including design and operational considerations.

• Assess environmental and design requirements for FPSO mooring systems, cargo handling, and storage.

• Implement effective health, safety, and environmental practices, including emergency shutdown systems and fire protection.

• Manage utility and power systems, including offshore electrical systems, gas turbines, and telecommunication systems.

• Operate and oversee cargo handling systems, including crude oil loading and discharge arrangements, and ensure compliance with custody transfer and safety procedures.

Targeted Audience:

• Engineers from different disciplines.

• Project engineers and managers.

• Managers and executives who are new to the FPSO industry.

• Operational & maintenance staff.

• Non-engineering personnel working in FPSO environment.

Program Outlines:

Unit 1: 

Environmental and Design Aspects:

• History of FPSOs.

• Introduction to FPSO technology.

• FPSO Layout.

• Design and Operation Considerations.

• Codes and Regulations.

• Inspection and Maintenance Requirements.

Unit 2: 

Environmental and Design Aspects:

• Environmental conditions.

• Mooring Lines and Anchors.

• Turrets and Swivel System.

• Pipeline Systems -Subsea Interfaces Subsea Umbilicals, Risers and Flowlines (SURF) and Subsea Pipeline installation.

• Marine & Structural Design Aspects.

• Lifesaving Appliances.

• Survival Craft.

Unit 3:

 FPSO Storage and Offloading:

• Cargo Handling Systems –Cargo and Ballast System.

• Crude Oil Loading and Discharge Arrangements.

• Crude oil storage, crude oil washing (COW).

• Flare and vent System.

• Cargo Tank Vent and Inert Gas System.

• Inverting Operation.

• Custody transfer requirements.

• Tank entry safety procedure.

Unit 4: 

Utility and Power Systems:

• Marine, Utility, and Piping Systems.

• Offshore Electrical System.

• Gas Turbines.

• Development of Philosophies.

• Batteries and UPSs.

• Telecommunication.

Unit 5: 

Health, Safety and Environment (HSE):

• Safety in Operation and Maintenance.

• Machinery, Equipment and Safety Systems.

• Safety and Emergency Systems.

• Emergency shutdown systems (ESD).

• Hazards Areas and Hazards Area Equipment.

• Fire Protection and Fire Detection.