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    Support Craft at Liquefied Gas Facilities: Principles of Emergency Response and Protection - Onshore

    £150.00
    Support craft perform a vital role in assisting with safe operations and emergency response for liquefied gas carriers and facilities. This service could be improved by a more up to date approach and a deeper understanding of credible scenarios and response strategies. The information in this book is provided primarily for organisations involved in the transportation of liquefied gas cargoes, although, it may also be of assistance to regulators and government agencies.
    ISBN: 9781856096911
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    Published: January 2015

    Author: SIGTTO

    This publication uses a risk assessment method to offer context and define some example emergency scenarios and response strategies.

    All of the responses are based on the following order of priority: protection of life, the environment and property. Protection of life has been considered not only in the context of the ship and terminal staff involved in a cargo operation, but also of the emergency responders and the general public in the vicinity.

    SIGTTO has ensured this publication explains the basis of design of facilities and gas carriers, including the purpose and limitation of equipment used. This should assist in the improvement of existing practice.

    Table of Contents

    PART 1 Scope and Methodology

    1. Introduction

    1.1 Introduction

    1.2 Scope

    1.3 Risk Based Method and Terminology

    1.4 Document Structure

    PART 2 Assessing the Risk and the Management of Specific Events

    2. The Operating Environment

    3. Top Events

    3.1 Loss of Containment

    3.2 Collision/Grounding

    3.3 Loss of Position

    3.4 Intrusion

    Annexes

    Annex A – Response Considerations and Planning

    Annex B – Equipment and Capabilities of Support Craft

    Annex C – Water-spray Systems

    Annex D – Support Craft Emergency Response Competencies

    Annex E – Fire and Gas Dispersion Modelling

    Annex F – Properties of Liquefied Gases

    Annex G – Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations

    Annex H – References

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    Published: January 2015

    Author: SIGTTO

    This publication uses a risk assessment method to offer context and define some example emergency scenarios and response strategies.

    All of the responses are based on the following order of priority: protection of life, the environment and property. Protection of life has been considered not only in the context of the ship and terminal staff involved in a cargo operation, but also of the emergency responders and the general public in the vicinity.

    SIGTTO has ensured this publication explains the basis of design of facilities and gas carriers, including the purpose and limitation of equipment used. This should assist in the improvement of existing practice.

    Table of Contents

    PART 1 Scope and Methodology

    1. Introduction

    1.1 Introduction

    1.2 Scope

    1.3 Risk Based Method and Terminology

    1.4 Document Structure

    PART 2 Assessing the Risk and the Management of Specific Events

    2. The Operating Environment

    3. Top Events

    3.1 Loss of Containment

    3.2 Collision/Grounding

    3.3 Loss of Position

    3.4 Intrusion

    Annexes

    Annex A – Response Considerations and Planning

    Annex B – Equipment and Capabilities of Support Craft

    Annex C – Water-spray Systems

    Annex D – Support Craft Emergency Response Competencies

    Annex E – Fire and Gas Dispersion Modelling

    Annex F – Properties of Liquefied Gases

    Annex G – Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations

    Annex H – References

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