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    Inspectahire are approved as FLIR‘s ITC training providers for Optical Gas Imaging (OGI)Using the latest technology from FLIR Sweden Inspectahire provide quality training in OGI with the use of the FLIR GF Camera systems. Our Instructors are all ITC approved and have a minimum of 10 years working in the Offshore / Oil & Gas environment and have used the GF Camera systems extensively for baseline surveys and LDAR programs.

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    TC Introduction to OGI

    This training package is aimed at Operators and personnel who will have access and a requirement to use OGI Cameras.

    Over the day we will teach the student how to use a FLIR GF series OGI camera, and to understand its main functions.

    This course will provide a basic understanding of why some gasses appear as a visible cloud in a thermal image while others don't, as well as on-site safety when carrying out a fugitive gas emission survey.

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    COURSE DETAILS

    COURSE CONTENT

    Optical gas imaging camera overview and safe operation, with a practicable element on live plant if possible, or our Gas Lab where we can create the types of emissions commonly found using OGI.

    PREREQUISITES

    None

    DURATION

    6 Hrs (1 Day)

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    This course can be delivered Offshore or Onshore.

    Professional Optical Gas Imaging

    This course is the full package aimed at OIEs and Inspectors who will have full access and use of the FLIR GF Camera at work.

    Over 3 days we will teach the student how to use a FLIR GF series thermal camera and to interpret the results. The course will provide an understanding of why some gases appear as a visible cloud in a thermal image and the student will learn a basic approach to reporting methods and basic onsite safety.

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    COURSE DETAILS

    COURSE CONTENT

    Optical gas imaging camera overview and operation, basic thermography, spatial resolution, basic thermal science, basic heat transfer, gas imaging fundamentals, absorption characteristics (VOCs, CO, Refrigerants, SF6) surveying methods, reporting, safety considerations, laboratory sessions.

     

    PREREQUISITES

    Basic understanding and knowledge of physical sciences, technical background, and or a thermography qualification.

    DURATION

    21 Hrs (3 Days)

    Non-ITC Accredited Courses

    Inspectahire run a non accredited Familiarization to OGI course, this is a one day course on or Offshore and is tailored to the clients’ needs.

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    COURSE DETAILS

    COURSE CONTENT

    It covers basic functions of the FLIR Camera and practical use in the field.

    PREREQUISITES

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    DURATION

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    NOTES

    Normally run offshore where time is critical and full days training is just not practicable, run across day & night shift when required.

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    Thermography Training

    Inspectahire are approved by the ITC to facilitate a full range of their Thermography courses, for more details please contact us.

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