Petroleum Institute of Thailand

Code of Practice

Codes of Practice prepared under the auspices of the PTIT are drafted with the help of the petroleum and petrochemicals industry, based on acceptable standards and with special reference to the particular circumstances of the Thai environment. They are used by the government and industry, sometimes as a reference and to provide guidelines for government agencies to draft new laws and regulations. PTIT has completed the following Codes of Practice, all pertaining to safety and environmental issues.

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Code of Practice for Petroleum Tank Inspection

The Petroleum Institute of Thailand in cooperation with petroleum companies and associated sectors have produced a Code of Practice for Petroleum Tank Inspection, the purposes of which are as follows.

To provide petroleum companies and associated sectors with basic guidelines of large vertical steel petroleum storage tanks inspection.
To use as guidance for petroleum tank inspectors for prevention of potential accidents which may occur during inspection process.
To be submitted to government agencies for acceptance as general guidelines for regulatory issuance and implementation of petroleum tank inspection procedures.

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Non-member - 120.00 Baht
Full Member - 95.00 Baht
Ordinary Member - 95.00 Baht
Overseas - 500.00 Baht (delivery charges included)

Code of Practice for Health Risk Assessment

The purposes of the Code of Practice for “Health Risk Assessment” are as follows.

To be a guideline for the systematic identification and assessment of health risks to workers in their working environment.
To systematically utilize the assessment results for health risk management such as developing health control, improving and monitoring the health risks of the workers.

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Non-member - 120.00 Baht
Full Member - 95.00 Baht
Ordinary Member - 95.00 Baht
Overseas - 500.00 Baht (delivery charges included)

Code of Practice for Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) Testing of Produced Water from Oil and Gas Operations in the Gulf of Thailand

This Code of Practice has been developed to standardize the procedures related to Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) testing for produced formation water from oil and gas operations in the Gulf of Thailand. The WET testing results will be further applied to effective produced formation water management in the Gulf of Thailand.

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Non-member - 120.00 Baht
Full Member - 95.00 Baht
Ordinary Member - 95.00 Baht
Overseas - 500.00 Baht (delivery charges included)

Code of Practice for Safety, Occupational Health and Environmental Management for Major Shutdown and Turnaround Activity in Refining and Petrochemical Industry

This Code of Practice is made for the following purposes.

To be a guideline for management of safety, occupational health and environment during major shutdown.
To increase the employees’ safety, health and environmental management and to reduce the cost of damage to the factory’s machines, equipment and properties.
To reduce the possibilities of danger that might occur during major shutdown operations and to include rules to prevent and control that danger.

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Non-member - 300.00 Baht
Full Member - 230.00 Baht
Ordinary Member - 230.00 Baht
Overseas - 500.00 Baht (delivery charges included)

Code of Practice for Integrated Health Management System

The purpose of the Code of Practice for Integrated Health Management System (IHMS) is to serve as a guideline for systematic and integrated approach of health management in the workplace. The IHMS will ensure effective identification, evaluation and control of health hazards. The scope of IHMS cover every work related health and hygiene aspects and hazards.

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