Regulatory basis
- ISGOTT
- API RP 2003
Safety, Security & Environment
Static Hazards on Tankers & Terminals
Recognition and control of static-electricity hazards on tankers and terminals — generation mechanisms, accumulator hazards, and prevention measures.
Target audience
- Tanker officers, terminal operators, surveyors
Prerequisites
- None
Learning objectives
What you'll be able to do
Recognise static generation in cargo and tank-cleaning operations
Apply bonding, earthing, and relaxation-time controls
Plan loading rates to mitigate static hazards
Course content
Modules & topics
Indicative module breakdown — actual delivery is adapted to the audience and operational context.
01
Theory
- Charge generation
- Accumulator vs non-accumulator oils
02
Operations
- Loading rates
- Splash filling
- Tank washing
03
Controls
- Bonding
- Inerting
- Procedures
Assessment
Written test.
Certification
Course completion certificate.
References & further reading
Authoritative sources
This course aligns with international maritime conventions and IMO Model Courses. Use these references for detailed regulatory text.
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