Department · IOGP 510
Pipelines and Terminals
Scope
The feed pipeline, the marine terminal and the road loading facilities: the points where hydrocarbons cross the site boundary and where the company interfaces with ships, hauliers, the port and third parties.
The reframing
"Pipelines and terminals sit under more than one regime: the pipeline under its own major accident prevention document, the site under COMAH, the jetty under port rules. Each interface is a place where responsibility can fall between regimes, so it needs to be explicit."
Footprint across the framework
E01
Commitment and Accountability
1 document: Pipeline Major Accident Prevention Document
1 docs →
E03
Organisation, Resources and Capability
1 document: Terminal Operator Competence Standard
1 docs →
E04
Stakeholders and Customers
2 documents: Vessel Vetting and Acceptance Procedure · Port Authority Interface Agreement
2 docs →
E06
Asset Design and Integrity
5 documents: Pipeline Integrity Management System · Pipeline Leak Detection Standard · Marine Loading Arm Maintenance Strategy · Jetty and Loading Emergency Shutdown Philosophy …
5 docs →
E07
Plans and Procedures
4 documents: Pipeline Emergency Procedures · Pipeline Operating Procedures · Marine Terminal Operations Manual · Jetty Emergency Procedures
4 docs →
E08
Execution of Activities
5 documents: Pipeline Pigging Procedure · Road Tanker Loading Procedure · Custody Transfer Metering Procedure · Ship and Shore Safety Checklist …
5 docs →
Where Pipelines & Terminals pivots into other departments
→ Operations & MaintenanceReceipt and export operations, shared control room
→ CommercialVessel vetting, chartering, nominations
→ HSSEPipeline and jetty emergency arrangements