Purpose

To develop the highly specialized skills and knowledge required for Pipeline Leak Repair & Operations Management at Level 1 to Level 2.

Pipeline Leak Repair Operations Management (PLROM) Level 1 to Level 2 is designed for Offshore Pipeline Engineers, Subsea Pipeline Engineers, Offshore Project Engineers, Offshore Installation Manager, Senior Pipeline Engineers & Supervisors.

Course Objectives

The objective of PLROM Level 1 is to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of pipeline leak repair operations management, enabling them to apply the principles, techniques, and best practices in effectively managing pipeline repair projects while ensuring safety, environmental compliance, and operational efficiency.

The objective of PLROM Level 2 is to further develop the skills and knowledge of participants in pipeline leak repair operations management, focusing on advanced concepts such as advanced leak detection technologies, risk assessment, project planning, budgeting, and team coordination, preparing them for leadership roles in pipeline repair operations.

Both levels of PLROM aim to equip participants with the necessary expertise to successfully manage and execute pipeline leak repair projects, enabling them to oversee leak detection, emergency response planning, repair techniques, and regulatory compliance while effectively coordinating resources and teams to ensure timely and cost-effective resolution of pipeline leaks.

Training Mode : Online (Only)

Description

PLROM Level 1 is a comprehensive training program designed to provide participants with a foundational understanding of pipeline leak repair operations management, covering the principles, techniques, and best practices involved in managing and executing pipeline leak repair projects.

PLROM Level 2 builds upon the knowledge gained in Level 1 and focuses on advanced topics such as advanced leak detection technologies, risk assessment and mitigation, project planning, budgeting, and managing pipeline repair teams.

Both Level 1 and Level 2 of PLROM cover essential aspects of pipeline leak repair operations management, including leak detection, emergency response planning, leak isolation, repair techniques, regulatory compliance, and documentation requirements.

PLROM Level 1 aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of pipeline leak repair operations, enabling them to effectively contribute to the planning, execution, and management of pipeline repair projects while ensuring safety, environmental compliance, and minimal disruption to operations.

PLROM Level 2 aims to enhance the expertise of participants in pipeline leak repair operations management, equipping them with advanced skills and knowledge required for managing complex pipeline repair projects, optimizing repair strategies, and coordinating multidisciplinary teams for efficient and effective leak remediation.

PLROM Level 1 to Level 2 covers Pipeline Repairs, Composite Repair of Pipelines, Welding and Hot Tap Metallurgy Considerations, Hot Tap and Stopple Basics, Hot Tap and Line Stops Operations, Pipeline Repair Products, Flushing Procedure, Pipeline Flushing Procedure, Hydrotest Procedure, Standalone Job Hazard Analysis (JSA) and more

Pipeline Leak Repair Operations Management (PLROM) Level 1 to Level 2 is structured for pipeline engineers working as pipeline asset integrity engineer, subsea pipeline engineer, reliability engineers, integrity engineers,project engineers etc. Pipeline Leak Repair Operations Management (PLROM) Level 1 to Level 2is structured to bridge the needed knowledge gap at intermediate to advance level.

Course Outlines

Module 1:Understanding Pipeline Leak Repairs

Crude Oil Overview
Overview of Pipelines
Pipeline Repair Overview
Pipeline Defect Assessment/Considerations
Pipeline Repair Methods
Emergency Repair of Carbon Steel Pipelines
Emergency Repair of Subsea Carbon Steel Pipelines
Emergency Repair of Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) Pipelines
Composite Repair of Pipelines
Welding and Hot Tap Metallurgy Considerations
Hot Tap and Stopple Basics
Hot Tap and Line Stops Operations
Purging, Flooding/Filling, Hydrotest and Pigging
In‐Service Repairs of Pipeline Components
Pipeline Repair Products

Module 2: Field Operations / Practice – Tools & Resources

Pipeline Repair Procedure
Clamp + Ring Installation Procedure
Composite Sleeve Repair Procedure
Emergency Pipeline Repair Procedure
Flange + Repair Ring Installation Procedure
Split + Sleeve Installation Procedure
Mechanical Applied Full Encirclement Sleeve Procedure
Welds + End Installation Procedure
GRP Repair Procedure
Pipeline Leak Management Procedure
Hot Tap Procedure
Method Statement for Hot Tapping
Hot Tap Checklist
Hot Tap Safety Procedure
Safety Procedure for Hot Tap
Hot Tapping Quality Procedure
Quality Control Procedure for Hot Tap
Flushing Procedure
Pipeline Flushing Procedure
Hydrotest Procedure
Procedure for Hydrotest of Pipelines
Procedure for Hydro testing
Guidelines for Project Execution Plan
Site HSE Plan
Risk Assessment Procedure
Accident ‐ Incident Reporting Procedure
Emergency Evacuation Procedure
Environmental Protection Procedure
Fire Fighting Procedure
Confined Space Work Procedure
Occupational Health Risk Assessment Procedure
Management of Subcontractors Procedure
HSE Meeting Procedure
Safe Lifting Practice Guide
Safe Radiography Procedure
Site Security Plan
Welding and Cutting Procedure
Safe Waste Management Procedure
Safe Housekeeping Procedure
PPE Procedure
Planning and Scheduling Procedure
Procurement Control Procedure
Progress Reporting Procedure
Quality Plan
Quality Management Plan
Project Execution Plan – Guidelines
Project Quality Plan
Project Planning, Monitoring and Control Procedure
Document Control Procedure

Module 3: Standalone Job Hazard Analysis (JSA)

JSA ‐ Arc Welding, Cutting and Grinding
JSA ‐ Cold Cutting
JSA ‐ Confined Space Entry
JSA ‐ Excavation and Back filling
JSA ‐ Gas Welding
JSA ‐ Heat Treatment
JSA ‐ Heavy Lifting in Hazardous Areas
JSA – Hydro testing
JSA ‐ Manual Excavation
JSA ‐ Mechanical Excavation
JSA ‐ Nitrogen Purging
JSA ‐ Pig Launching
JSA ‐ Pig Retrieval
JSA ‐ Pressure Testing
JSA ‐ Radiography Work

Assessment

Participant underpinning knowledge of pipeline leak repair operations management will be accessed with short answer multiple-choice questionnaire and case studies at the conclusion of the course.

Outcome

Participants will gain an in debt understanding of pipeline leak repair operations management. They will also be able to function with minimum supervision as pipeline Engineer or asset integrity engineer for IOCs, subsea pipeline company contractor, vendor or installation company.