Overview

This training program was created based on the 2013 OCIMF, CDI, SIGTTO and the International Chamber of Shipping publication: Ship to Ship Transfer Guide.

It teaches Marine Terminal Supervisors, Marine Superintendents or Expeditors, Cargo Surveyors, Tanker crews, support craft crews, Ship Officers and/or offshore Terminal Managers how to best prepare, operate, control and safely execute and complete complex Off Shore STS Operations.

It helps students to understand best practices and procedures, based on many years of operational experience and skill. All over the world, STS operations have become general modus operandi to avoid lengthy and often costly port stay or expensive terminal transfer over jetty charges. The knowledge obtained can be used to verify that STS operations and systems are comprehensive and promote safety and environmental excellence, with the intention of minimizing risk in the execution of their operations and providing the ability to measure and continuously improve their management systems.

Who Should Attend

We invite everyone involved in running and managing Ship to Ship Cargo Transfer Operations, oil traders and vessel operators relying on STS storage and offshore marine terminals to attend this training course as it gives you the opportunity to become aware, learn, visualize, review, improve and perhaps restructure your day to day STS operations where needed.

A systematic approach such as these jointly published OCIMF, SIGTTO, CDI and Chamber of Shipping guideline is crucial to ascertain a high level of operational excellence, prevent marine pollution or damage to the environment and ensure people’s safety.

Key Learning Objectives

• Enhance your knowledge on safety in executing & completing complex Offshore STS operations
• Learn the importance of Communications
• Gain knowledge on Best Practises & Procedures on STS Operations
• Identify how to best prepare, operate & control complex Offshore STS Operations
• Enhance your knowledge on Management Systems Review

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