Title 49 Part 193
Module 1
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Author: Technical Toolboxes
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Level: Beginner
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Study time: 30 minutes
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What is Title 49 Part 193 and why is it essential for LNG facility safety? How do design, construction, and siting requirements ensure risk mitigation and regulatory compliance?
This self-paced course introduces learners to the foundational principles of Title 49 Part 193 – Federal Safety Standards for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Facilities.
This self-paced course introduces learners to the foundational principles of Title 49 Part 193 – Federal Safety Standards for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Facilities.
By the end of Module 1, participants will understand the scope, purpose, and structure of these regulations and gain insight into key elements such as design criteria, site selection, and hazard mitigation. This course emphasizes the importance of compliance in ensuring safety, reliability, and environmental protection at LNG facilities.
*This material is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended for any other application.
Every associated requirement and consideration is NOT contained or explained in detail in this training.
Each participant is recommended to directly review applicable regulations, industry, & company procedures. Individuals are recommended to work under the supervisions of competent and qualified individuals.
*This material is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended for any other application.
Every associated requirement and consideration is NOT contained or explained in detail in this training.
Each participant is recommended to directly review applicable regulations, industry, & company procedures. Individuals are recommended to work under the supervisions of competent and qualified individuals.
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Video time: 30 minutes
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Exams: 1
Luke Jain, PhD-Golden Woods
Corrosion, and integrity subject matter expert
ABOUT Dr. Jain
Dr. Jain has provided pipeline integrity training and technical support to dozens of major operators in nine different countries including major transmission and distribution pipeline operators across the United States.
His areas of expertise include cathodic protection, AC interference, hydrogen service, inline inspection, direct assessment, risk-based inspection, NDT, materials selection, corrosion assessment, fitness-for-service assessment, welding, protective paints and coatings, pressure equipment mechanical repair, and materials failure analysis.
His areas of expertise include cathodic protection, AC interference, hydrogen service, inline inspection, direct assessment, risk-based inspection, NDT, materials selection, corrosion assessment, fitness-for-service assessment, welding, protective paints and coatings, pressure equipment mechanical repair, and materials failure analysis.
