Role curriculum maps
What should each LNG role actually know?
These maps organize the public technical body of knowledge into role-relevant sequences. They are curriculum frameworks, not claims of employer authorization or licensing.
LNG Plant Operator
Field operators and developing operations personnel
A system-first pathway for understanding LNG process flow, equipment, storage, BOG, sendout and the safeguards that shape normal and abnormal operation.
Open curriculum mapLNG Control Room Operator
Console operators and operations personnel progressing toward control-room responsibilities
A control-focused pathway connecting process behavior, DCS/SIS functions, alarms, control valves, compressor protection and emergency response logic.
Open curriculum mapLNG Mechanical Technician
Mechanical maintenance and reliability personnel
An equipment-focused pathway covering LNG pumps, compressors, valves, loading systems and the cryogenic constraints that affect maintenance work.
Open curriculum mapLNG Process Engineer
Process, project and operations-support engineers
A process-engineering pathway spanning pretreatment, liquefaction, storage, BOG, regasification and the drawings and control relationships that connect them.
Open curriculum mapInstrumentation & Controls Technician
Instrument, controls and automation technicians
A control-system pathway linking field instruments, valves, DCS/SIS architecture, ESD functions, fire & gas and compressor protection.
Open curriculum mapLNG Marine & Terminal Specialist
Marine, jetty and terminal-transfer personnel
A terminal-interface pathway covering LNG storage, loading arms, vapor return, custody transfer, BOG and ship-shore emergency coordination.
Open curriculum map