Why Choose this Training Course

This comprehensive FLNG and FSRU training course equips participants with essential skills, competencies, and technical knowledge across the LNG value chain, focusing specifically on Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) and Floating Storage Regasification Units (FSRU). As vital transition energy enablers that enhance global energy security and unlock both stranded supply and
market demand, FLNGs and FSRUs are rapidly moving to the center of global gas production and geopolitical strategy. Through an in-depth curriculum spanning LNG fundamentals, market dynamics, regulatory regimes, containment systems, liquefaction, regasification technologies, and hands-on case studies, this program addresses the industry’s critical talent shortage and prepares professionals to seize high-value career opportunities in an evolving energy landscape.

We are also a proud member of the Energy Institute of UK.

Who Should Attend

• LNG & Offshore Project Managers
• Marine & Naval Architects
• Process & Chemical Engineers
• Subsea & SURF Engineers
• Mooring & Structural Engineers
• Risk, Safety & HSE Managers
• Regulatory Compliance & Flag State Officers
• Classification Society SurveyorsCommercial & Gas Business Development Managers
• Energy Analysts & LNG Traders
• Terminal & Cargo Operations Supervisors
• Technical & Operations Directors

Key Learning Objectives

• Trace the evolution and historical milestones of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry.
• Master the fundamental properties, safety protocols, characteristics, and design principles of LNG.
• Analyze global LNG supply and demand dynamics, including the commercial prospects and cost factors driving FLNG and FSRU deployments.
• Navigate the regulatory regimes, compliance mandates, and jurisdictional relationships among Coastal States, Flag States, and Classification Societies for FLNGs and FSRUs.
• Assess the operational landscape, market significance, and project pipelines of active, under-construction, and planned FLNG and FSRU assets.
• Plan shoreside infrastructure, permitting pathways, and engineering requirements for FSRU installations.
• Evaluate different LNG containment systems, comparing their structural designs, operational advantages, and technical challenges.
• Review core liquefaction processes and deployable technologies utilized aboard FLNG units.
• Identify key regasification systems and operational technologies deployed on FSRUs.
• Implement safe cargo handling procedures and operational protocols aboard FLNG and FSRU facilities.
• Execute safe LNG transfer operations by applying standard industry transfer methodologies and criteria.
• Examine mooring system configurations for FSRUs, alongside SURF and subsea interface requirements for FLNGs.
• Conduct comprehensive risk assessments for FLNG and FSRU operations to formulate actionable mitigation strategies.
• Investigate real-world operational challenges, shutdowns, and mechanical failures on FLNG installations to extract actionable lessons learned.
• Extract vital safety lessons from past marine and LNG industry incidents, accidents, and asset failures to elevate operational safety.
• Solve a practical case study focused on the safe gas-freeing procedure of an LNG cargo tank.
• Simulate a ship-to-ship (STS) LNG transfer operation through an applied case study.
• Perform an operational risk assessment for FLNG and FSRU facilities in an interactive case study setting.
• Reinforce operational procedures and real-world workflows through targeted quizzes and interactive video modules.

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