Marine Oil Terminal, Operational Audit:

​​​Field audit to verify the suitability of any given Marine Terminal to perform cargo transfers according with the international standards OCIMF, CDI & Customer Specific Requirements, also the operational risks and potential losses as consequences of any of those limitations.

​A full report and photographic journal into:

     - Safety standards and historical safety issues.
     - Technical and safety certification is current and complied with environmental      complice.
     - The terminals occupational health and safety  (incident reporting etc).
     - Future objectives.
     - Repair program.
 

Shore Tankage:
     - Shore tank Capacities and stored grades – any history of overfilling.

     - Tank farm Fire Fighting Capability & Detection. 
     - Terminal External fire fighting assistance.
 

Berth Operations:
     - Marine Berth Fire Fighting Capability & Detection.
     - Berth External fire fighting assistance.
     - Loading / discharge rates – any issues. 
     - Loading Arms / flexible hoses.
     - Berth Oil Spill Equipment.
     - Berth Oil Spill Contingency.
     - Berth Summary.
     - Berth lighting conditions.
     - Berth maximum / minimum drafts.

Other Terminal Parameters:
     - Oily Water collection system.
     - Shore Quantification.
     - Shore tank measurement.
     - Bill of Lading determination.
     - Independent inspectors associated with the terminal.