The world’s growing demand for oil and gas requires safe and reliable offshore transportation events. As a result, DNV has developed 2.7-1 “Offshore Containers” and 2.7-3 “Portable Offshore Units” to address the unique conditions experienced in these events.

The growing demand for oil requires reliable supporing equipments to be used in offshore units, such as containers, baskets, skips, skids, etc.

In 2010, DNV certified its 100,000th offshore container in accordance with 2.7-1, and 2.7-3 is becoming equally as recognized in the industry. This seminar will provide detailed information regarding offshore transportation per 2.7-1 and 2.7-3, including requirements related to design, manufacturing, testing, marking, certification procedures and periodic inspection.

Main Topics

• Background for DNV 2.7-1 Offshore Containers and DNV 2.7-3 Portable Offshore Units

• Application of 2.7-1 vs. 2.7-3

• Relationship with other standards/regulations

• Design requirements and common challenges

• Production and production survey

• Periodic examination, tests and repairs

• Lifting Sets

• CG-3 certification (DNV Standard for Certification of Lifting Appliances)

• Q&A

Objective

To enhance knowledge and understanding of DNV’s 2.7-1 and 2.7-3, and to bring awareness of other standards/regulations related to offshore transportation.

Duration/time
About 7 hours (including breaks)/1 day 08:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Language
English

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Course Materials

1. Intro [Compatibility Mode]

2. DNV and Offshore Containers [Compatibility Mode]

3. Regulations and Standards [Compatibility Mode]

4. Design [Compatibility Mode]

5. Prototype Tests

6. Production Survey

7. Lifting Sets [Compatibility Mode]

8. POUs [Compatibility Mode]

9. POU Design Details [Compatibility Mode]

10. DNV 2.7-2, 2.22 and DNV Houston Services