About the Course
The Integrity Management: Lessons Learned course is a crucial offering tailored for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in subsea pipeline integrity management. This course is structured around the analysis of case studies from real-world scenarios, providing invaluable insights into the common failures and successful strategies within the industry. Spanning four days, the training combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, aiming to equip delegates with the skills necessary to implement effective integrity management practices and prevent future incidents.
Key topics include the fundamentals of integrity management systems, detailed risk-based inspection techniques, and a thorough exploration of the causes and impacts of pipeline failures. The course also delves into sophisticated methods for maintaining pipeline integrity through design, operational practices, and innovative repair techniques. Emphasis is placed on learning from past mistakes and successes, enabling participants to apply these lessons to enhance the safety and efficiency of their pipeline operations.
Participants will be guided through various modules focusing on critical areas such as risk assessment, regulatory compliance, and the latest technological advancements in monitoring and diagnostics. The course is designed to foster a deep understanding of how integrated integrity management strategies can be developed and tailored to specific operational needs. It also highlights the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in the dynamic field of subsea engineering.
Through interactive sessions, group discussions, and hands-on exercises, delegates will engage directly with leading experts in the industry, facilitating a collaborative learning environment. This approach not only enhances individual competency but also cultivates a culture of safety and proactive risk management within organisations.
By the end of this course, delegates will have a comprehensive toolkit of approaches and techniques for robust integrity management, prepared to effectively tackle challenges in their professional roles and contribute to the advancement of industry standards. This course is an essential step for those committed to shaping the future of pipeline integrity management, ensuring the long-term reliability and sustainability of subsea pipeline infrastructures.
Who's it for
The Integrity Management: Lessons Learned course is designed for a diverse range of professionals within the oil and gas industry who are involved in the safety, maintenance, and regulatory compliance of subsea pipeline systems. This includes:
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Pipeline Integrity Managers and Engineers responsible for overseeing the operational health of pipeline systems.
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Safety and Compliance Officers focused on meeting industry regulations and maintaining standards.
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Technical Advisors and Consultants who provide strategic insights and solutions for pipeline integrity issues.
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Project Managers and Team Leaders seeking to enhance their understanding of risk management and mitigation strategies in pipeline operations.
Learning Objectives
Upon completing the course, delegates will be able to:
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Analyse case studies to understand common failures and successes in pipeline integrity management.
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Apply learned strategies to mitigate risks and enhance the safety and longevity of pipeline systems.
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Utilise advanced diagnostic tools and techniques for effective monitoring and maintenance of pipelines.
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Develop comprehensive risk management plans that align with regulatory requirements and industry best practices.
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Foster a proactive approach to integrity management, emphasising prevention and continuous improvement.
These objectives are aimed at equipping professionals with the necessary skills to effectively address and prevent integrity-related challenges in subsea pipelines.
Course Content
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Day One
Integrity management systems
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Integrity management process
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Document management and reporting
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Emergency response
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Incident investigation and learning
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Integrity management standards
Risk-based inspection
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RBI process
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Inspection criticality
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Inspection methods and frequency
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Steel catenary riser case study
Case study 1: Pipeline installation failure
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Pipeline installation failure
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Failure investigation
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Pipeline repair
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Lessons learned
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Day Two
Integrity during design and installation
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Steel pipeline design
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Steel riser design
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Steel pipeline installation
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Steel riser installation
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Pre-commissioning
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Field development
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Flowline design
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Flowline installation
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Riser design
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Riser installation
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Failure detection
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Failure causes and consequences
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Repair options
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Lessons learned
Integrity during operation
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Flow assurance
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Operation and remediation
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Inspection methods
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Day Three
Case study 3: Pipe-in-pipe failure during operation
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Pipeline design
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Pipeline failure
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Pipeline repair options
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New pipeline
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Lessons learned
Case study 4: Pipeline operational failure
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Background to the problem
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Buoyant span assessment
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Remedial works
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Lessons learned
Flexible integrity management
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Codes and standards
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Materials and makeup
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Inspection, monitoring and testing methods
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Design and installation incidents
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Deterioration and damage
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Day Four
Case study 5: Flow-induced pulsations
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Theory and dependencies
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Potential problems
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Corrective actions
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Lessons learned
Integrity management of umbilicals
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Design
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Manufacture
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Installation
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Operation
Case study 6: Umbilical failure
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Hudson Field
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Blockage in inhibitor and methanol hoses
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Lessons learned
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Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
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Understanding of Integrity Management Systems: Gain a comprehensive understanding of integrity management systems, including the integrity management process, document management, reporting, emergency response, incident investigation, learning, and adherence to integrity management standards.
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Proficiency in Risk-Based Inspection (RBI): Develop expertise in the RBI process, including understanding inspection criticality, inspection methods and frequency, and apply this knowledge through a case study on steel catenary riser.
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Insights into Pipeline Installation and Operational Failures: Learn from case studies on pipeline installation and operational failures, focusing on failure investigation, pipeline repair, and deriving key lessons learned from these incidents.
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Knowledge of Integrity During Design and Installation: Acquire knowledge on steel pipeline and riser design and installation, pre-commissioning processes, and understand the nuances of integrity during the design and installation phase through relevant case studies.
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Skills in Integrity Management During Operation: Understand the aspects of flow assurance, operation, remediation, and inspection methods crucial for effective integrity management during the operational phase of pipelines and related structures.
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Application of Flexible Integrity Management Principles: Learn about flexible integrity management, including codes and standards, materials and makeup, inspection, monitoring, and testing methods, along with insights.
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Class Materials
- Case studies that explore real-world subsea engineering challenges and their solutions.
- A comprehensive course manual detailing all essential topics and technical data.
- Detailed notes from the tutor, Phil Goby, offering additional insights and expertise.
- A collection of references and practical worked examples to deepen understanding and application of the material.
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Start Dates
Our courses are delivered live online by expert tutors from 9am to 5pm each day, with class sizes capped at 12 participants to ensure personalised attention.
2025 Public Course Dates:
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20th - 23rd May (09:00-17:00 UK)
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9th - 12th December (09:00-17:00 UK)
For other dates, please speak to the team.
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Jeenius
Participants in the Integrity Management: Lessons Learned course gain access to Jeenius, a cutting-edge learning platform that offers comprehensive support tools. This platform includes all course notes, recordings of the sessions for later review, and the opportunity for one-on-one support with the tutor. Additionally, Jeenius provides access to the latest insights in subsea engineering, enhancing the learning experience with up-to-date industry knowledge.
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In-Company Delivery
For in-company delivery options and content customisation to meet your specific needs, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.
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Fee
£2,495 per person.
Your Tutor
Phil Goby
BEng (Hons), CEng, MIMechE
LEAD TUTOR
As the tutor for our Integrity Management: Lessons Learned course, Phil leverages his extensive practical knowledge to provide students with a real-world perspective on subsea pipeline engineering challenges. He adeptly bridges the gap between theoretical concepts and their practical applications, ensuring that students gain a thorough and practical understanding of the subject matter.
Testimonials
“I haven’t seen training course slides as up-to-date as Jee’s, from names of companies and vessel capabilities to water depth limits. Well done, you’ve been doing a great job keeping your course content current.”
“The last three days have been a valuable experience; the knowledge gained will definitely benefit my understanding of future projects”
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