Security and Preventive Safety in Petroleum Operations

Teacher

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The safety of operations depends on the control and prevention of risks resulting from hazardous materials, especially the leakage of flammable materials or toxic substances (from the main production lines or from oil or gas wells), which may lead to a large fire that is difficult to control or a large explosion that may lead to the death and injury of a large number of workers at the site and / or the community surrounding the company and the negative impact on the surrounding environment and damage to the company’s assets with the possibility of production stoppage for long periods and the consequent Great material effects for reproduction, so the rules and guidelines of industrial safety must be followed to maintain the safety of production, the safety of workers, society, the surrounding environment and the reputation of the company.

Accordingly, the Scholars Institute for Training and Consulting provides a preventive security and safety program in petroleum operations in accordance with the latest relevant international practices and methodologies.

Goals:

Enabling the participant to excel in the following topics:

Nature of operations in oil installations
Risks to oil industry workers
Restricted areas.
Definition of material properties and hazards (hazards identification).
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA 704).
Liquid petroleum derivatives. and its impact on human health
Rapid identification of materials in terms of hazard and methods of extinguishing fires
Ignition hazards
Interaction risks.
Gas hazards
The danger of heavy metals and radioactive materials
Safe work with the hazards of hydrogen sulfide gas (H2S)
Methods of preventing carbon monoxide damage

Target Groups:

Observers
Supervisors
Oil & Gas Professionals
Safety officials in industrial companies
Quality Officer
Fire and rescue official
Fire Brigades

Program Content:

Principles of industrial safety in refining processes:

Magaheem Industrial Security and Industrial Safety
Petroleum Fires
Causes of oil depot fires
Risks of working in tank feeder lines
Steam pressure measurement
Density measurement
Flash point measurement of petroleum products

Means of ensuring the continuity of operations in oil facilities:

Hazardous Areas Classification of
Petroleum Industry Risk Prevention
Natural Remedies
Means of prevention and control
Means of control and control
Warehouse Insurance Procedures
Permit to work systems

General Emergency Procedures :

Emergency Grades
Ways to report an emergency
Responsibility for handling an emergency.
General safety rules
Safety measures during handling and storage

Safety in Petroleum Derivatives Tankers:

Safety precautions for managing accidents of oil tankers and its derivatives
Determination of the accident area in case of leakage in the tanker
Identify emergency and firefighting parking locations in the area of the accident
Reading the ratios of gas and oxygen at several accident sites:
Damage to the hull of the tanker (in the absence of fire)
Isolation of the accident area