ISGOTT & SIGTTO Requirements
for Tanker/Oil & Gas Terminal Safe Operations

ISGOTT & SIGTTO Requirements for Tanker/Oil & Gas Terminal Safe Operations Training Course focuses on ensuring the safe handling, transfer, and storage of hydrocarbon cargoes across tanker and terminal interfaces. Oil and gas operations involve high-risk environments where strict compliance with international safety and operational standards is essential to protect personnel, assets, and the environment.

This training course is based on globally recognized standards including ISGOTT (Version 6), SIGTTO guidelines, and key IMO conventions such as SOLAS and MARPOL. It provides a comprehensive understanding of ship/shore interactions, cargo operations, and gas carrier terminal procedures.

Participants will explore critical aspects of tanker and terminal safety, including risk assessment, hazard identification, and emergency response planning. The course strengthens operational awareness and ensures professionals are equipped to manage safe, compliant, and efficient tanker-terminal operations in the oil, gas, and LNG sectors.

ISGOTT & SIGTTO Training Course objectives are designed to develop strong operational safety knowledge and technical understanding of tanker and terminal interfaces. This course enhances competence in managing hydrocarbon cargo operations under international safety standards.

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the role of international organizations such as IMO, OCIMF, ICS, IAPH, and SIGTTO in regulating safe operations
• Identify properties, hazards, and safety precautions associated with liquid and gas hydrocarbon cargoes
• Understand storage systems, gas principles, and terminal operational procedures including tank systems and Boil Off Gas recovery
• Recognize flammability risks and implement safe handling practices for tanker and terminal operations
• Improve ship/shore communication and coordination for safe cargo and ballast operations
• Apply Safety Management Systems (SMS), permits to work, and risk assessment tools effectively
• Understand emergency procedures, enclosed space entry risks, and ISPS Code requirements for maritime security

ISGOTT & SIGTTO Tanker and Terminal Safety Training Course is designed for professionals involved in marine terminal operations, tanker management, and oil and gas cargo handling. It supports both experienced personnel and those with limited exposure to liquid bulk and gas operations.

This training course is suitable for:

• Marine terminal managers, coordinators, and facility supervisors
• Terminal superintendents, engineers, and operational staff
• Safety, environmental, and compliance officers in oil and gas facilities
• Oil and gas tanker captains, officers, and chief engineers
• Ship inspectors and marine surveyors
• Spill response team members and emergency management personnel
• Oil and liquefied gas transfer supervisors and shipping coordinators

ISGOTT & SIGTTO Training Course learning methods are designed to deliver deep understanding of tanker and terminal safety requirements through interactive and practical learning approaches. The course ensures strong engagement with international standards and real operational scenarios.

Participants will take part in instructor-led sessions that explain ISGOTT and SIGTTO guidelines, including ship/shore safety procedures and cargo handling systems. Interactive discussions will allow participants to analyze operational risks, safety barriers, and compliance challenges in tanker and terminal environments.

Case-based learning will highlight real incidents and industry best practices related to cargo transfer, emergency response, and hazard management. Supporting presentations and structured course materials will reinforce key concepts such as gas carrier operations, safety checklists, and emergency shutdown procedures.

This blended approach ensures participants gain the technical knowledge and operational confidence required to maintain safe, compliant, and efficient tanker and oil & gas terminal operations.