FP08-01_Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPs) during LNG Bunkering

FP08-01_Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPs) During LNG Bunkering

£250.00

While it is imperative that safety is not compromised when transferring LNG fuel, it is also important that other operations can be undertaken in port at the same
time (SIMOPs) so as to enable – and in some cases, improve – efficiencies in port. This new publication looks at the issues involved in SIMOPS, and how to manage
the risks.

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