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Course Outline
Introduction to NOM-006-ASEA-2017
- Purpose, scope, and regulatory context for government operations in the pipeline sector.
- Pipeline systems covered: natural gas, ethane, and liquefied petroleum (LP) gas.
- Roles of operators, contractors, and the Agency for Safety, Energy, and Environment (ASEA).
Design and Construction Requirements
- Documentation of design processes and a risk-based approach to ensure safety and compliance for government projects.
- Technical specifications and criteria for material selection to meet regulatory standards.
- Quality control measures during construction and certification procedures to ensure structural integrity.
Pre-Startup and Commissioning
- Conditions necessary for safe startup, including notification requirements to ASEA.
- Verification of pipeline integrity through testing and inspection before operational commencement.
- Installation and calibration of control and monitoring systems to ensure real-time oversight.
Operational Procedures and Safety Measures
- Development and maintenance of operation manuals and standard operating procedures for government facilities.
- Supervision protocols, automation systems, and emergency controls to enhance operational safety.
- Preventive and corrective maintenance schedules to minimize risks and ensure continuous compliance.
Risk Analysis and Contingency Planning
- Identification of potential risks and implementation of mitigation strategies for government infrastructure.
- Contingency plans for addressing leaks, spills, and ruptures to protect public safety and the environment.
- Training programs and regular drills for emergency response teams to ensure preparedness.
Shutdown, Decommissioning, and Post-Operation
- Criteria and planning guidelines for temporary and permanent shutdowns of pipeline systems for government use.
- Obligations and safety conditions during decommissioning to prevent environmental harm.
- Site restoration measures and environmental protection practices following the cessation of operations.
Documentation and Compliance Oversight
- Mandatory logs, manuals, and operational records for maintaining transparency and accountability in government operations.
- Internal inspection protocols and third-party verification processes to ensure ongoing compliance with regulations.
- Reporting requirements to ASEA and the implementation of follow-up actions based on audit findings.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- An understanding of industrial or energy infrastructure operations is essential.
- Familiarity with pipeline systems or hydrocarbon regulations is beneficial.
- No prior certification is required.
Audience for Government
- Pipeline operators and supervisors
- Engineers and contractors involved in pipeline design or construction
- Environmental, safety, and regulatory compliance officers
14 Hours
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