In today’s global oil and gas sector, the efficient, safe, and compliant operation of marine terminals is essential to maintaining energy security and supply chain continuity. As offshore and onshore terminals serve as critical nodes in global hydrocarbon logistics, organizations must ensure their teams are equipped with the expertise to manage complex terminal systems aligned with international standards. Pideya Learning Academy introduces the Marine Terminals: Operations, Safety, and Management in Oil and Gas training program—a comprehensive course designed to build advanced knowledge and technical competence in managing terminal operations effectively.
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global oil demand is projected to reach 105.7 million barrels per day by 2028, with over 60% of this volume transported via maritime routes. At the same time, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) continues to raise the bar through regulatory mandates such as MARPOL Annexes, the International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals (ISGOTT), and SOLAS protocols. This surge in demand, coupled with increasing regulatory pressure, underscores the urgent need for specialized terminal training that balances operational throughput with safety, sustainability, and compliance.
This advanced course offered by Pideya Learning Academy delves into the full spectrum of marine terminal operations, equipping professionals with the capabilities needed to oversee safe transfer operations, manage hydrocarbon storage, ensure vessel compatibility, and implement emergency response strategies. The training integrates both foundational and advanced aspects of terminal management, from infrastructure design and product handling to regulatory navigation and risk assessment.
To further enhance participant value, the course incorporates key highlights designed to bridge theoretical understanding with real-world operational insight:
Detailed walkthrough of marine terminal workflows, including tank farm layout, pipeline interfaces, cargo scheduling, and ship-shore integration.
Comprehensive coverage of global standards and codes, such as MARPOL, ISGOTT, SOLAS, and OCIMF guidelines, ensuring full regulatory alignment.
Focus on vessel compatibility, loading/discharge operations, and interface protocols for crude oil, LNG, LPG, and refined products.
Risk management and contingency planning techniques, including spill response coordination, fire protection systems, and incident escalation procedures.
Insights into automation technologies, including SCADA systems, surveillance infrastructure, and digital twin applications in marine logistics.
Simulated emergency management scenarios and group-based strategy discussions to encourage proactive thinking and safety leadership.
Benchmarking case studies from global terminal operations to contextualize learning and support practical application.
With a forward-looking curriculum that reflects today’s industry demands, participants will explore emerging trends such as digital port ecosystems, green terminal strategies, and data-driven performance optimization. Whether navigating storage capacity constraints or aligning operations with evolving environmental expectations, this training equips professionals to lead terminal initiatives with confidence and compliance.
Upon completion of the Marine Terminals: Operations, Safety, and Management in Oil and Gas course, participants will leave with a strong operational foundation and a strategic lens to manage both routine and high-stakes scenarios in marine terminal environments. This course is especially valuable for organizations seeking to enhance marine safety, streamline operations, and align with international environmental mandates.
Delivered by seasoned experts at Pideya Learning Academy, this course offers a powerful blend of technical depth, strategic awareness, and global perspective—making it a must-attend for professionals operating in the dynamic oil and gas marine terminal landscape.

Key Takeaways:

• Detailed walkthrough of marine terminal workflows, including tank farm layout, pipeline interfaces, cargo scheduling, and ship-shore integration.
• Comprehensive coverage of global standards and codes, such as MARPOL, ISGOTT, SOLAS, and OCIMF guidelines, ensuring full regulatory alignment.
• Focus on vessel compatibility, loading/discharge operations, and interface protocols for crude oil, LNG, LPG, and refined products.
• Risk management and contingency planning techniques, including spill response coordination, fire protection systems, and incident escalation procedures.
• Insights into automation technologies, including SCADA systems, surveillance infrastructure, and digital twin applications in marine logistics.
• Simulated emergency management scenarios and group-based strategy discussions to encourage proactive thinking and safety leadership.
• Benchmarking case studies from global terminal operations to contextualize learning and support practical application.

• Detailed walkthrough of marine terminal workflows, including tank farm layout, pipeline interfaces, cargo scheduling, and ship-shore integration.
• Comprehensive coverage of global standards and codes, such as MARPOL, ISGOTT, SOLAS, and OCIMF guidelines, ensuring full regulatory alignment.
• Focus on vessel compatibility, loading/discharge operations, and interface protocols for crude oil, LNG, LPG, and refined products.
• Risk management and contingency planning techniques, including spill response coordination, fire protection systems, and incident escalation procedures.
• Insights into automation technologies, including SCADA systems, surveillance infrastructure, and digital twin applications in marine logistics.
• Simulated emergency management scenarios and group-based strategy discussions to encourage proactive thinking and safety leadership.
• Benchmarking case studies from global terminal operations to contextualize learning and support practical application.