Training

This LNG training course will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the LNG industry. You will gain insight into the strategic thinking when considering a plant in terms of reserves, technology, costs, contractors, shipping and storage.

You will also receive a detailed update and forecast on world and regional LNG trends, together with an update on projects, supply and demand, new markets and pricing.

This Master Class offers you the unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the complexities of the entire LNG chain in a focused and enjoyable manner. In the process you will enhance your expertise and broaden your knowledge through exposure to new and different sets of experiences, coming both from the lecturers and fellow delegates.

Through a combination of insightful lectures and group work you will expand your understanding of how the chain works today and learn how to adapt your business strategies to the changing environment.

This intense and practical 5-day comprehensive workshop studies important topics regarding the evaluation, selection, design, in-shop and in-service inspection, and repair of storage tanks with particular focus on practicality and “how to apply” the provisions of the standards and recommended practices. The training focuses on the evaluation, selection, basic design, operation and trouble-shooting of different types of storage tanks typically encountered in oil and gas production facilities.

This training course is designed to give a semi-detailed discussion of the subject of Engineering Metallurgy with emphasis on the physical metallurgy aspects. The course is designed such that no previous background in metallurgy is necessary.

Who should attend?
Design Engineers, Process Engineers, Manufacturing Engineers, Product Development Engineers,Managers, Mechanical Engineers with or without experience in metallurgy, Inspectors, Quality Control Engineers, Technicians and people involved in welding, fabrication and heat treatment

Who Should Attend?
Instrument Technicians and Operators

Course Outcomes
At the end of the training, participants will be able to:

Identify types and sources of vibration in rotating machineries.
Identify types of vibration and monitoring systems used to detect each type.
Use a vibration simulator to check vibration detectors.
Using of vibration simulator (TK3 or equivalent)
Using oscilloscope as means of monitoring vibration.