Subsea

Infrastructure
Decommissioning
Rich 3D techniques used to enhance cognition of key topics.

Range: Environmental Decommissioning subsea infrastructure is a key part of the overall process
Sub-range: Decommissioning that occurs primarily during the facilities/pipeline making safe and subsea
infrastructure removal phases of the decommissioning timeline.
Course Duration
40 minutes This course will explore the elements of subsea infrastructure that will need to be
decommissioned, and look at how that can be done. We will also explore the preparations needed
Devices Supported before work can begin and what can be done with recovered materials.

Target Audience
Languages Personnel who would be involved in decommissioning projects.
English

Applicable Regions
Level
Intermediate UK/GOM/Australia

Assessment Methodology

Final Assessment: 2 banks

9 Questions per bank
Adaptive

Learning Objectives

• Describe subsea facilities

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• Summarise the key regulations governing decommissioning of subsea infrastructure
• Briefly explain the disconnection and recovery of various subsea components
• Explain the subsea facility deconstruction process
• Explain the requirement for adequate barrier and isolation during the decommissioning of
subsea infrastructure
• Outline the process of deoiling/degassing of subsea facility
• Describe possible reuse and recycle opportunities for recovered materials
Associated Courses
Introduction to Decommissioning, Permanent Well Abandonment, Facilities Decommissioning,
Dismantlement and Resource Management, and Planning for Decommissioning.

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