To provide basic training to notice Learners in awareness of the hazards encountered when traveling to and from an offshore installation, when working and living on offshore installations and how to respond effectively and appropriately to emergencies onboard these installations.
To provide basic training to notice Learners in awareness of the hazards encountered when traveling to and from an offshore installation, when working and living on offshore installations and how to respond effectively and appropriately to emergencies onboard these installations.
Typical offshore oil and gas activities
The main offshore hazards
The potential environmental impact of offshore installation operations
The principles of managing safety on offshore installations
Hazard effects and consequences; their associated risks, and how they are controlled
Key offshore installation safety regulations and the basic concept of these regulations
Key information and policies to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of those living and working offshore
Helicopter Travel
Helicopter Emergencies
Use of Compressed Air emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS)
Use of Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) (Practical in a dry environment)
Practical Helicopter Escape Techniques
Additional CA-EBS Training (In-Water)
Evacuation Methods and Procedures
Emergency First Aid
Muster and Actions upon boarding a survival craft (TEMPSC)
Sea Survival and emergency In-water actions
Immediate First Aid Actions
Common Causes of offshore fires and actions to be taken
Self-Rescue Equipment and techniques
Raising the alarm and operation of hand-held extinguishers
Self-Rescue Techniques
None
Cost includes lunch and drinks
Due to the physical demands of the course, it is the responsibility of the employer and participant to assess the participant’s ability to safely attend the Course.
To provide basic training to notice Learners in awareness of the hazards encountered when traveling to and from an offshore installation, when working and living on offshore installations and how to respond effectively and appropriately to emergencies onboard these installations.