Reliability and Integrity Management of Marine Systems CPD
Gain an understanding of risk and reliability relating to integrity management decisions in a marine context, and how hazards are assessed and quantified using industry recognised techniques of FMECA and HAZOP.
Reliability and Integrity Management of Marine Systems programme
Dates: 6 - 10 February 2023 (5 days)
Venue: Newcastle University
About the programme
The purposes of this module are to:
- introduce and develop the concepts of risk and reliability and demonstrate how these concepts relate to integrity management decisions
- demonstrate how hazards are assessed and quantified using industry recognised techniques of FMECA and HAZOP
- explain how subsea structures are maintained and inspected
- deliver structural reliability theory and its application to marine structures
Introduction to the concepts of risk including:
- quantitative
- semi-quantitative
- qualitative approaches
- ALARP criteria
- individual and societal risk factors
FMECA and HAZOPS:
- use of failure modes and effects and criticality analysis to identify system and component failure
- hazard and operability studies to identify hazards in offshore and subsea processes
Monitoring, Intervention and Inspection Methods:
- the use of ROV’s, AUV’s, inspection vehicles and divers
- monitor and maintain the subsea system
Data Management:
- the use of data management systems to maintain records
- inform the integrity management process
Structural reliability theory:
- reliability-based limit state design of marine structures
For further information
If you have any queries about our CPD programme please email llahub@ncl.ac.uk.