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Training Services Index

OFFSHORE SAFETY COURSES
Basic Offshore Safety & Emergency Training (BOSET) Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training (BOSIET) Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training (TBOSIET) Further Offshore Emergency Training (FOET) Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training (TFOET) Sea Survival & Offshore Emergency Procedures Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) & Sea Survival Travel Safely by Boat (TSbB) Further Travel Safely by Boat (FTSbB) Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency (TBOSIET) Bridging Tropical Emergency Breathing Systems (TEBS) Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) Offshore Helideck Attendant Offshore Radio Operator Offshore Safety Induction Offshore S-CAPETM Training Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST)
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12 13 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
MARITIME COURSES
STCW 95 Personal Safety & Social Responsibilities STCW 95 Personal Survival Techniques STCW 95 Elementary First Aid STCW 95 Fire Prevention & Fire fighting STCW 95 Basic Safety Training STCW 95 Proficiency in Survival Craft STCW 95 Tanker Familiarisation STCW 95 Specialised Training for Oil Tankers ISPS Code Course STCW 95 Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boat STCW 95 Proficiency in Medical First Aid STCW 95 Proficiency in Medical Care (Ships Captain Medical Course)
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34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
FIRE FIGHTING COURSES

Fire Extinguisher Familiarisation Fire Science and Extinguishers Basic Fire Fighting Fire Team Member Fire Warden Fire Team Leader
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Helicopter Fire Fighting & Rescue Wear & Operate Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Search & Rescue
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HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES

Supervisor Safety Management Incident Investigation and Cause Tree Analysis Hazard Identification (HAZID) & Loss Prevention Techniques Basic Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Training Permit to Work Safe Handling of Gas Cylinders Basic Electrical Safety Course High Voltage Electrical Safety Course Work Safely with Others in a Petrochemical Environment Chemical Safety Health and Workplace Safety Authorised Gas Tester Level 13 Working Safely at Heights Basic Height Rescue Vertical Rescue HAZMAT First Responder Effective HAZOP Study Plan a Confined Space Entry Confined Space Entry Undertake Confined Space Rescue Introduction to Behavioural Safety
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62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83
MEDICAL COURSES
Emergency First Aid Basic First Aid First Aid Responder Pre Hospital Emergency Care Stretcher Handling Emergency Oxygen Therapy Defibrillation
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86 87 88 89 91 92 93
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY SKILLS COURSES

Basic Rigging & Slinging Rigger (Banksman/Dogman/Crane Chaser) Crane Operator Onshore/Offshore Basic Scaffold Erection Advanced Scaffolding Forklift Operator Training
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96 97 98 99 100 101
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MAJOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

Introductory Major Emergency Management (MEM) Training Major Emergency Management (MEM) Coaching and Appraisal OIM Controlling Emergencies Head Office / Shore Based Major Incident Management (MEM) Training Major Emergency Management for Chemical Plants Media Handling & Media Crisis Management Coordinated Incident Management System
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106 107 108 109 110 111 112
WELL SERVICES COURSES

Green Hand Rig Pass Well Control and Blowout Prevention Well Control for Wireline operations
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116 117 118 119
RENEWABLE ENERGY COURSES

WindSafe (BWEA)
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SPECIALIST TRAINING COURSES

Defensive Driving Defensive Driving 4 x 4 Drive Vehicle under Operational Conditions Oil Spill Overview Management Workshop Oil Spill Response Workshop Oil Spill Operations Workshop Shoreline Clean-up Workshop Dangerous Goods by Air - Acceptance Dangerous Goods by Sea Dangerous Goods by Road Vehicle Extrication Road Crash Rescue Undertake Structural Collapse Rescue Urban Search & Rescue Training
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126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138
AVIATION COURSES
Helicopter Refuelling Helicopter Aircrew Officer Winch/Hoist Operator Helicopter Rescue Crewman Training
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OIL & GAS TECHNICAL TRAINING COURSES

Introduction to Company Health, Safety & Environment Introduction to Gas Transmission Pipeline Operations Introduction to Gas Pipeline Engineering 1 Introduction to Oil and Gas Industry High Pressure Gas Receipt Facility Safety Competency Gas Operations Permit to Work Hot, Cold, Confined Space & Minor Excavations Operate Vehicle in the Field
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Process Plant Basics 1 Process Plant Basics 2 Process Plant Intermediate Wells & Well Management Process Plant Advanced 1 Process Plant Advanced 2 Pipeline Easement & Integrity Program 1 MLV, Scraper Stations, Easement & CP Pipeline Easement & Integrity Program 2 Excavation & Coating Repairs Pipeline Easement & Integrity Program 3 Pigging Operation Pipeline Station Operations Program 1 Filtration, Heating & Pressure Reduction Operation Pipeline Station Operations Program 2 Gas Analysis & Metering System Operation Pipeline Station Operations Program 3 Odorant System Operation Pipeline Mechanical Program 1 Valves, Actuators and Pipework Pipeline Mechanical Program 2 Pipeline Repairs Instrument/Electrical Program 1 Report on Integrity of EEHA Instrument/Electrical Program 2 Station Power Supplies Instrument/Electrical Program 3 Process Control Basics Instrument/Electrical Program 4 Calibration of Transmitters, Switches & Gauges Instrument/Electrical Program 5 Custody Transfer Metering Pipeline Compression/Rotating Equipment 1 Fundamentals Facility Operation Program 1 Custody Transfer/Meter Stations Facility Operation Program 2 Reciprocating/Centrifugal Compressor Stations Emergency Response Program 1 Site Emergency Response Emergency Response Program 2 Emergency Controller Facility Management 1 Standards & Compliance
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Offshore Safety Courses
OFFSHORE SAFETY COURSES
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Basic Offshore Safety & Emergency Training (BOSET)

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with survival and emergency training in order to prepare them for an emergency in an offshore environment.
COURSE CONTENT:
By the end of the two-day program, delegates will have an understanding and a thorough knowledge of the following: Hazards of Over water Operations Helicopters; Pre ditching drills; Surface abandonment; Underwater Escape; Sea Survival skills and techniques; Basic Fire Fighting theory; Practical uses of fire extinguishers, hose reels and fire blankets; and Basic Life Support CPR, DRABC.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal examination of theory.
PRE REQUISITE:
Delegates must hold a valid and current medical certificate in accordance with: If non-marine industry personnel Industry Standards. If marine industry personnel As per-SOLAS chapter 9.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Day One: Marine & Offshore Groups HUET and Sea Survival Course. Day Two: Basic emergency training including Fire Awareness and Basic Life Support Skills. This course can be conducted at remote locations with sufficient resources such as a swimming pool and a suitable open area for fire training. (Minimum required pool depth is 2 metres.)
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) days.
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Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training (BOSIET)

This course is designed and conducted according to OPITO Approved Standards. This course forms part of the common induction process, and is the minimum required standard of safety training for all offshore workers in the UK sector of the North Sea, and in other specific parts of the world. Certificates issued by M&O OPITO approved training centres will be accepted in all these locations.
COURSE AIM:
To ensure that new entrants to the offshore industry, and employees with offshore experience that are new to an installation, can demonstrate competence in; Addressing offshore safety requirements, Controlling hazards on an offshore installation, Acting in an emergency, Using personal safety equipment, and Carrying out their individual responsibilities for health and safety.
COURSE CONTENT:
Course delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety & emergency procedures on offshore installations, and will be required to demonstrate their skills, knowledge & understanding in the following key areas; Safety Induction Identify offshore hazards, Explain waste disposal & care of the environment procedures, Explain PPE requirements, Explain working routine & requirements for living offshore, Describe a permit to work system, and
Explain procedures for reporting incidents, accidents & near misses. Sea Survival Actions prior to, during and after evacuation of an installation, Tertiary escape techniques, Water entry procedures, Pyrotechnics and EPIRBS, Demonstrate basic life support techniques & treatment of hypothermia, Practice TEMPSC/Lifeboat boarding evacuation procedures, Rescue by helicopter procedures, In water sea survival procedures, and
Immersion suits and PPE. Helicopter Safety & Escape Basic helicopter safety, Helicopter emergency procedures & equipment, Underwater egress from a ditched/inverted helicopter, Helicopter travel procedures, Use of EBS, and Actions following a dry evacuation & controlled ditching on water.
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Fire Fighting & Self Rescue Common causes of fire onboard an offshore installation, Nature of fire, Operation of portable fire extinguishers, small bore fire hoses & fire blanket areas, Appropriate PPE for fire fighting, Fixed fire & gas detection & fire fighting systems, Actions of discovering fire, and Self rescue techniques using smoke hoods & escape sets from smoke & heat affected.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass a theoretical and practical assessment of their competency in each of the above areas before being awarded with a course certificate, Delegates who pass the course assessment area also recorded on the OPITO Industry Database.
PRE REQUISITE:
There are no pre requisites for participation on this course, however delegates must be medically fit and capable of participating fully in the course activities. Emergency response training contains physically demanding and stressful elements, and all delegates must undergo a medical examination and complete a medical screening form prior to attending the course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course includes theoretical and practical components.
COURSE DURATION:
Three (3) days.
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Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training (TBOSIET)

This course is the Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training (BOSIET), customised to suit Tropical environments. This course is OPITO approved, and designed and conducted according to OPITO standards.
COURSE AIM:
To ensure that new entrants to the tropical offshore industry, and employees with offshore experience that are new to a tropical installation, can demonstrate competence in; Addressing offshore safety requirements, Controlling hazards on an offshore installation, Acting in an emergency, Using personal safety equipment, and Carrying out their individual responsibilities for health and safety.
COURSE CONTENT:
Course delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety & emergency procedures on offshore installations, and will be required to demonstrate their skills, knowledge & understanding in the following key areas; Safety Induction Identify offshore hazards, Explain waste disposal & care of the environment procedures, Explain PPE requirements, Explain working routine & requirements for living offshore, Describe a permit to work system, and
Explain procedures for reporting incidents, accidents & near misses. Sea Survival Actions prior to, during and after evacuation of an installation, Tertiary escape techniques, Water entry procedures, Pyrotechnics and EPIRBS, Demonstrate basic life support techniques & treatment of hypothermia, Practice TEMPSC/Lifeboat boarding evacuation procedures, Rescue by helicopter procedures, and
In water sea survival procedures. Helicopter Safety & Escape Basic helicopter safety, Helicopter emergency procedures & equipment, Underwater egress from a ditched/inverted helicopter, Helicopter travel procedures, and Actions following a dry evacuation & controlled ditching on water.
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Fire Fighting & Self Rescue Common causes of fire onboard an offshore installation, Nature of fire, Operation of portable fire extinguishers, small bore fire hoses & fire blanket areas, Appropriate PPE for fire fighting, Fixed fire & gas detection & fire fighting systems, Actions of discovering fire, and Self rescue techniques using smoke hoods & escape sets from smoke & heat affected.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
There are no pre requisites for participation on this course, however delegates must be medically fit and capable of participating fully in the course activities. Emergency response training contains physically demanding and stressful elements, and all delegates must undergo a medical examination and complete a medical screening form prior to attending the course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
COURSE DURATION:
Three (3) days.
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Further Offshore Emergency Training (FOET)

The Further Offshore Emergency Training (FOET) course is a refresher course to consolidate those skills gained in the BOSIET Course.
COURSE AIM:
The aim of the FOET programme is to give delegates an opportunity to practice and demonstrate skills which are not possible to practice offshore during drills, exercises and off-shore training.
COURSE CONTENT:
Helicopter Safety and Escape, Fire Fighting and Self Rescue, and Emergency First Aid.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
The Basic Offshore Safety & Induction Emergency Training (BOSIET) is a pre requisite for this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training (TFOET)

The Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training (TFOET) course is a refresher course to consolidate those skills gained in the TBOSIET Course.
COURSE AIM:
The aim of the TFOET programme is to give delegates an opportunity to practice and demonstrate skills which are not possible to practice offshore during drills, exercises and off-shore training.
COURSE CONTENT:
Helicopter Safety and Escape, Fire Fighting and Self Rescue, and Emergency First Aid.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
The Tropical Basic Offshore Safety & Induction Emergency Training (TBOSIET) is a pre requisite for this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Sea Survival & Offshore Emergency Procedures

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge and confidence to assist in their survival in the event of an emergency offshore with the proper use of available emergency equipment.
COURSE CONTENT:
On the completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Launch and inflate a life raft, Right and board a life raft unassisted, Life raft management techniques, Life raft emergency equipment and usage, Basic injury management, and Basic survival techniques in open water.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Nil required.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course is conducted in two phases. Initial phase is a half-day theory course covering all aspects of the life raft and survival at sea. Classroom training utilises demonstrations of all equipment and discussion on the method of use of the emergency equipment. The second phase is an entirely practical training section conducted in a water environment, where all delegates are required to practice and demonstrate the application of all techniques learned in both sessions.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) & Sea Survival

COURSE AIM
To provide passengers and aircrew with the knowledge and skills necessary to react to and survive a helicopter ditching and to be able to care for themselves in a sea survival situation.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in theory and practice of the following: Surface Abandonment, Pre ditching checks, Ditching aircraft capsize, Lifejackets, Life rafts, EPIRBs & ELTs, Safe use of pyrotechnics, Search & Rescue (SAR), Recovery, Sea Survival, and Helicopter Safety.
COMPETENCY
All delegates must complete at least (3) unassisted escapes from the helicopter module & complete a questionnaire in order to pass the course.
PRE REQUISITE
Delegates must hold a valid and current medical certificate in accordance with: If non-marine industry personnel Industry Standards. If marine industry personnel As per-SOLAS chapter 9.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Marine & Offshore can conduct this course ON-SITE anywhere utilising a hotel swimming pool or similar (Minimum depth requirement two (2) metres).
COURSE DURATION
One (1) day.
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Travel Safely by Boat (TSbB)

COURSE AIM
To ensure delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety and emergency response associated with travelling to an offshore installation by boat for the purpose of transfer.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Course participants will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety & emergency procedures on offshore installations, and will be required to demonstrate their skills, knowledge & understanding in the following key areas; Boat Travel Donning of an appropriate flotation device as used during boat transfers e.g. work vest A method of transfer between a simulated boat deck and a simulated fixed
installation deck using swing rope transfers with luggage transfers Boat Emergencies Actions in preparation of a boat emergency Actions in the event of an abandonment Survival techniques following an abandonment
COMPETENCY
Participants are required to pass a practical assessment of their competency in each of the above areas before being awarded with a course certificate. Participants who pass the course assessment are also recorded on the OPITO Industry Database.
PRE REQUISITE
There are no pre requisites for participation on this course, however participants must be medically fit and capable of participating fully in the course activities. Emergency response training contains physically demanding and stressful elements, and all participants must complete a medical screening form prior to attending the course. Delegates who are in possession of a current BOSIET, Tropical BOSIET, Tropical FOET or equivalent are not required to participate in practical life raft and in-water sea survival exercises.
METHOD OF TRAINING
COURSE DURATION
One and a half (1.5) hours.
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Further Travel Safely by Boat (FTSbB)

COURSE AIM
To ensure delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety and emergency response associated with travelling to an offshore installation by boat for the purpose of transfer.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Course participants will refresh their understanding and an awareness of safety & emergency procedures on offshore installations, and will be required to demonstrate their skills, knowledge & understanding in the following key areas; Addressing the safety requirements Carrying out their individual responsibilities Donning an appropriate flotation device as used during boat transfers Identifying and controlling hazards during swing rope transfer Swing rope transfers with the correct method of luggage transfer Acting correctly in the event of an emergency Donning of an appropriate floatation device during an emergency Boarding a marine life raft from a vessel/water Initial and secondary emergency response actions In water survival techniques.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
Participants must hold a valid OPITO Approved Travel Safely by Boat certificate. Participants must be medically fit and capable of participating fully in the course activities. Emergency response training contains physically demanding and stressful elements, and all participants must complete a medical screening form prior to attending the course. Delegates who are in possession of a current BOSIET, Tropical BOSIET, Tropical FOET or equivalent are not required to participate in practical life raft and in-water sea survival exercises.
METHOD OF TRAINING
COURSE DURATION
One and a half (1.5) hours.
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Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency (TBOSIET) Bridging

COURSE AIM
This programme is designed to bridge the training requirements between those previously completed during OPITO Tropical BOSIET training and those required for Onshore Safety and Emergency Response Training and assessment requirements for personnel working in the offshore oil and gas industry.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Delegates will be required to demonstrate their skills and the level of knowledge and understanding of the following key areas: Donning a transit type survival suit, emergency breathing system (EBS) equipment and aviation lifejacket Operation and use of emergency breathing system equipment during pool exercises Actions in preparation for a helicopter ditching Actions following: Controlled ditching on water (including deployment of EBS and operation of a push out window) A partial submersion of an aircraft (including operation of EBS but without operation of push out window) A partial submersion of an aircraft (including operation of EBS and a push out window)
An aircraft capsize in water (including deployment of EBS on the surface and the operation of a push out window).
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
Only holders of valid Tropical BOSIET or TFOET certificates may participate in this course. Delegates must be medically fit and capable of participating fully in the course activities. Emergency response training contains physically demanding and stressful elements, and all delegates must undergo a medical examination and complete the medical screening form provided as part of the Pre Course Information.
METHOD OF TRAINING
COURSE DURATION
One (1) day.
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Tropical Emergency Breathing Systems (TEBS)

COURSE AIM
The aim of this training programme is to complement initial onshore safety and emergency response training and evaluation for personnel travelling to an offshore oil and gas installation by helicopter (in a warm water tropical environment) when issued with an Emergency Breathing System (EBS).
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Course participants will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety & emergency procedures, and will be required to demonstrate their skills, knowledge & understanding in the following key areas; Donning an aviation lifejacket and Emergency Breathing System (EBS) equipment Operation and use of EBS during pool exercises Actions in preparation for a helicopter ditching Actions following a controlled ditching on water (including deployment of EBS and operation of a push out window) Actions following a partial submersion of an aircraft: without deploying EBS equipment or operation of a push out window deployment of EBS equipment but without operation of a push out window deployment of EBS equipment and operation of a push out window without deploying EBS equipment or operation of a push out window deployment of EBS equipment but without operation of a push out window deployment of EBS equipment and operation of a push out window
Actions following an aircraft capsize;
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
Delegates must possess a valid Tropical BOSIET or Tropical FOET OPITO certificate. (This training may also be completed in conjunction with Tropical BOSIET or Tropical FOET). Participants must be medically fit and capable of participating fully in the course activities. Emergency response training contains physically demanding and stressful elements, and all participants must complete a medical screening form prior to attending the course.
METHOD OF TRAINING
COURSE DURATION
Half (0.5) day.
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Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO)

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills to function effectively and safely as a Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) at installations in accordance with current industry standards.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Transmit and receive radio messages between the helicopter and platform; Advise the helicopter pilot of weather, wind and sea conditions on site; Understanding of helideck operations and safety requirements / procedures (as per ICAO Standards); Ascertain and advise the helicopter pilot as to whether safety requirements related to aircraft operations have been adhered to; Supervise the movements of passengers, baggage and cargo to and from helicopter; Familiarity with different helicopter types and their operation and emergency procedures; Advise shore stations of helicopter movements, estimated time of arrival (ETA), estimated time of departure (ETD) and manifest details; Ensuring adequate fire protection is provided for each take off and landing; Familiarity with management of dangerous good (DC); Helicopter refuelling and procedures (offshore); Basic marshalling signals; Shutdown and security of aircraft on helideck; Hot refuelling procedures; Ensuring that the platform meets the safety requirements for helicopter operations (i.e. crane/s secured); and Introduction to specialised operations (Search and Rescue, winching, medivac, night operations).
COMPETENCY:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theory and workshop sessions followed by practical exercises and simulations.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Offshore Helideck Attendant

COURSE AIM:
To attain the essential knowledge and skills required to execute the duties required of an Offshore Helideck Attendant and to assist the Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) maintain safety and efficiency of the offshore helideck when receiving and dispatching helicopters to and from an offshore facility.
COURSE CONTENT:
This course includes the study of the following subjects: Work Safely around Aircraft, Helideck Specifications and Safety Equipment, Helideck Procedures & Communication, Offshore Helideck Attendant Duties and Responsibilities, Helicopter Operations, Passenger and Freight Handling, Helicopter Support and Refuelling, Helideck Emergency and Rescue, and Helideck Fire Fighting.
COMPETENCY:
The level of competency attained in this course is a Certificate for Offshore Helideck Attendant with attainment of the following units of Competency to the Australian Qualifications Training Framework (AQTF) standards in the Aviation Skills set: PUAFIR209B - Work safely around aircraft. AVI1Z508B - Maintain basic situation awareness in the aviation workplace. AVI3F508B - Maintain the safety of people and aircraft. TLIA107C - Secure cargo.
The course also includes the Australian civil aviation industry standard Civil Aviation Order 20.11 Appendix IV Crew member emergency procedures proficiency test and certificate which meets International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) standards and is recognised within all ICAO contracting countries.
PRE REQUISITE:
Nil.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course consists of both theory and either onsite practical training or role play simulations depending on clients needs. Students are provided with course notes for reference during the course and for referral as required post course.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Offshore Radio Operator

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively operate electronic transceivers and radio equipment.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Radio Equipment - Types and Uses; Standard Terminologies; Aviation Radio Procedures; Radio Silence Requirements; Phonetic Alphabet; Morse Code - Introduction Only; Voice Procedure; Readability / Strength Scales; Aircraft Operations; Use of Fax, Phone, E-mail, Computers; UTC Time - Use Of; Distress / Emergency Procedures; Radio Logbook / Records; Antenna Theory Basic; and Standard Words / Phrases.
COMPETENCY
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal assessment of theory.
PRE REQUISITE
Nil.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theory classroom sessions followed by practical assessments.
COURSE DURATION
Basic course - two (2) days Advanced training course - five (5) days.
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Offshore Safety Induction

COURSE AIM:
To ensure that all personnel travelling to and working on an offshore installation can demonstrate competence in basic safety requirements and responsibilities.
COURSE CONTENT:
Course delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety & emergency procedures on offshore installations, and will be required to demonstrate their skills, knowledge & understanding in the following areas; Addressing offshore safety requirements, Controlling hazards on an offshore installation, Acting in an emergency, Using personal safety equipment, and Carrying out their individual responsibilities for health & safety.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass a theoretical assessment of their competency in each of the above areas before being awarded with a course certificate.
PRE REQUISITE:
There are no pre requisites for participation on this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course includes only theoretical elements.
COURSE DURATION:
Half (0.5) day.
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Offshore S-CAPE Training

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COURSE AIM:
To provide Offshore workers with the knowledge and skills to employ the S-CAPETM personal descended to escape from an offshore installation in an emergency.
COURSE CONTENT:
Safety Requirements, Inspection prior to use Wearing, and Employing.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates in the S-CAPETM Training Course are required to demonstrate practical competency by descending unaided from a training platform using the S-CAPETM system before being issued a user certificate. The user certificate is valid for 12 months.
PRE REQUISITE:
There are no pre requisites for this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course consists of theory and practical components, with an emphasis on practical competence.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST)

COURSE AIM:
This introductory safety training program is designed to introduce the fundamental safety elements of the offshore oil & gas industry to new starts, giving an appreciation of the potential hazards and controls that might be encountered by personnel offshore. Each unit has been designed to focus the delegates attention on their personal responsibility for safety thus influencing their behaviour and attitude towards their co-workers, the installation and the environment.
COURSE CONTENT:
Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST) is an OPITO Approved training course. Delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety and will be required to demonstrate their knowledge & understanding in the following key areas: Introduction to the Hazardous Offshore Environment, Working Safely (including Safety Observations Systems), Risk Assessment, Permit to Work (also called Control of Work), Platform Integrity, Manual Handling, Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH), Working at Height, and Mechanical Lifting.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass a theoretical and practical assessment of their competency in each of the above areas before being awarded with a course certificate, Delegates who pass the course assessment area also recorded on the OPITO Industry Database. MIST certification is valid for a four (4) year period.
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) days.
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STCW 95 Personal Safety & Social Responsibilities

COURSE AIM:
To provide seafarers with the knowledge and skills needed to maintain a safe working environment while successfully relating and responding to others (both at work and elsewhere) in a socially responsible manner.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Compliance with emergency procedures, Precautions to prevent pollution of the marine environment, Safe working practices, Importance of adhering to safe working practices at all times, Safety and protective devices available to protect against potential hazards aboard ship, Precautions to be taken prior to entering enclosed spaces, A familiarisation with international measures concerning accident prevention and occupational health, An understanding of orders and be understood in relation to shipboard duties, Means to effective human relationships on board ship, and
Importance of maintaining good human relationships aboard ship. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
There are no course prerequisites.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom environment with associated equipment.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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STCW 95 Personal Survival Techniques

COURSE AIM:
To provide seafarers with the knowledge necessary and skills so that they can take immediate action when confronted by an emergency situation which may threaten their personal survival, such as collision, fire, foundering and ship abandonment.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Types of life-saving appliances normally carried on ships. Equipment in Survival Craft. Location of personal life-saving appliances. Principles concerning survival at sea including: Value of training and drills, Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment (PPE), The need to be prepared for any emergency, Actions to be taken when called to survival craft stations, Actions to be taken when required to abandon ship / offshore installation, Actions to be taken when in the water, Actions to be taken when aboard a survival craft (life raft etc.), Main dangers to survivors, and
Rescue Techniques. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Seafarers are required to be medically fit as per Regulation 1/9 of STCW95.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theory sessions followed by practical periods. Resource requirements are classroom and associated equipment and access to a swimming pool, lake or sea.
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) days.
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STCW 95 Elementary First Aid

COURSE AIM:
To provide seafarers with the knowledge and skills so that they can take immediate action upon encountering an accident or other medical emergency in a shipboard environment.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Have an appreciation of the basic body structure and its functions. Make an assessment of the needs of casualties and threats to their own safety. Have an understanding of immediate measures to be taken in cases of emergencies including the ability to: Position the casualty; Apply resuscitation techniques; Control bleeding; Apply appropriate measures of basic shock management; Apply appropriate measures in the event of burns and scalds, including electrical and chemical burns; Apply rescue and transport of a casualty technique; Improvise bandages and use materials in an emergency kit; snf
Knowledge of basic fracture immobilisation techniques. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY:
To be awarded a certificate in Elementary First Aid in accordance with the requirements of the STCW 95 Code, delegates will successfully complete the following: demonstrate the correct techniques and procedures on a mannequin or person of the following skills: how to safely approach a victim, and conduct a primary survey.
PRE REQUISITE:
There are no pre-requisites to attend this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theory and practical periods conducted in a classroom environment plus associated equipment.
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) days.
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STCW 95 Fire Prevention & Fire fighting

COURSE AIM
To provide the emergency response team members, with the knowledge and skills to work safely and competently when responding to emergency incidents involving fire.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Combustion process, Fire behaviour, Extinguishment for each class of fire, Portable extinguishers, Personal protective clothing, Operation of fire fighting equipment, Detection and suppression systems, Fire suppression strategies and tactics, and
Benefits of safety inspections and maintenance training. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
METHOD OF TRAINING
Classroom theory sessions followed by practical periods, conducted at a Fire Training Establishment.
COURSE DURATION
Two (2) days.
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STCW 95 Basic Safety Training

COURSE AIM:
To provide the suite of STCW 95 core competencies in a single period of training.
COURSE CONTENT:
A combined program that incorporates the following modules; STCW 95 Personal survival techniques, STCW 95 Fire prevention and fire fighting, STCW 95 Elementary first aid, and
STCW 95 Personal safety and social responsibility This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates will be required to pass a practical assessment of skills, and a written or verbal examination of theory.
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theoretical and practical training exercises, with demonstrations of equipment as appropriate.
COURSE DURATION:
Five (5) days.
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STCW 95 Proficiency in Survival Craft

COURSE AIM:
To develop competency to undertake the tasks, duties and responsibilities required to take charge of survival craft or rescue craft other than fast rescue boats.
COURSE CONTENT:
At the end of the course, all delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and competency in the areas listed; Take charge of a survival craft or rescue boat during and after launch. Operate a survival craft engine. Manage survivors and survival craft after abandoning ship. Using locating devices, including communications and signalling apparatus and pyrotechnics.
Apply first aid to survivors. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Medical Certificate & have completed 12 months of sea service
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theoretical and practical training exercises, with demonstration of equipment as appropriate.
COURSE DURATION:
Five (5) days.
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STCW 95 Tanker Familiarisation

COURSE AIM:
To provide training for those assigned specific duties and responsibilities related to cargo and cargo equipment of tankers.
COURSE CONTENT:
Tanker terminology and development, Familiarisation with duties and responsibilities of tanker staff/crew, Characteristics of cargo, Toxicity and other hazards, Hazard control, Safety equipment and protection for personnel, Pollution prevention, Emergency operations, and
Cargo operations and equipment. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY:
RECOMMENDED FOR:
Seafarers with assigned duties and responsibilities for cargo and cargo equipment on oil tankers.
PRE REQUISITE:
Certificate in shore based basic fire fighting and basic first aid.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
COURSE DURATION:
Five (5) days.
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STCW 95 Specialised Training for Oil Tankers

COURSE AIM:
To enable delegates to take immediate responsibility for loading, discharging and care in transit or handling of cargo on oil tankers.
COURSE CONTENT:
Introduction to oil tankers, Basic properties of petroleum and its hazards, Tanker safety, Pollution prevention, Oil tanker design and equipment, Oil tanker operations, Cargo and ballast pumps, Emergency procedures, Inert gas systems, and
Crude oil washing. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY:
RECOMMENDED FOR:
Masters, chief engineers, officers and any other person with responsibility for loading, discharging, and care in transit or handling of cargo on oil tankers.
PRE REQUISITE
At least three months of approved sea going service on tankers in order to acquire the adequate knowledge of safer operational practices OR and approved Tanker Familiarisation course covering at least the syllabus for section A-V/1 of the STCW Code
METHOD OF TRAINING:
COURSE DURATION:
Three (3) days.
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ISPS Code Course

COURSE AIM:
To provide the Company Security Officer (CSO), Ships Security Officer (SSO) and Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO) with instruction and proficiency win compliance with the ISPS Code.
COURSE CONTENT:
A candidate successfully completing the Company and Ships Security officer Program will be able to: Describe recommended practices and procedures listed in international regulations and policies regarding ship security. Develop and threat assessment and risk analysis based on available intelligence information. Identify characteristics and behaviour patterns of persons who may be likely to commit unlawful acts. Recognise and detect weapons, dangerous substances and devices. Identify common crowd behaviours Develop and implement an ship security plan
Demonstrate the elements of a security assessment and propose modifications to an existing plan. A candidate successfully completing the Port Facility Security Officer programme will be bale to: Manage the conduct of a Port Facility Security Assessment. Develop and Port Facility Security plan from the assessment and submit it for approval by the appropriate Authority. Supervise the implementation of a Port Facility Security Plan. Maintain the Port facility Security Plan. Assess security risk, threats and vulnerabilities. Undertake periodic inspections of the port facility to ensure security measures are implemented and maintained in accordance with the Port Facility Security Plan. Ensure that all security equipment and systems of the port facility, are properly operated, tested and calibrated. Encourage security awareness and vigilance. Liaise with Ship Security Officers regarding security issues.
Ensuring that security related personnel receive adequate training. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
None
METHOD OF TRAINING:
COURSE DURATION:
Three (3) days.
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STCW 95 Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boat

COURSE AIM
Provides delegates who are required to take charge of a fast rescue craft (FRC) with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and competently launch, manoeuvre and recover an FRC.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Craft description and checks, Crew dress and equipment, Crew responsibilities, Capsize procedures, Launch and recovery, Man overboard procedures, Helicopter recovery, Search patterns, General handling skills, and
Casualty handling. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
STCW 95 Regulation V1/2 states that the mandatory minimum requirements for the issue of certificates of proficiency in fast rescue boats are: Every candidate for a certificate of proficiency in fast rescue boats shall: Hold a certificate of proficiency in survival craft / rescue boats other than fast rescue boats. Have attended an approved training course. Meet the standard of competency for certificates of proficiency in fast rescue boats set out in section A-V1/2, paragraphs 5 to 8 of the STCW Code. be not less than 18 years.
Valid First Aid Certificate. Note: Seafarers are required to be medically fit as per Regulation 1/9 of STCW 95. Other delegates are required to be medically fit for FRC training including their muscular-skeletal, respiratory system, eyes and ears as a minimum.
METHOD OF TRAINING
This course is best conducted utilising the Rescue craft that delegates on completion will crew. Classroom theory sessions followed by practical periods.
COURSE DURATION
Two (2) days.
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STCW 95 Proficiency in Medical First Aid

COURSE AIM:
To provide seafarers with the knowledge and skills to manage medical situations for an extended period of time while at sea.
COURSE CONTENT:
The main systems of the body and how they function. Initial assessment of patient who are acutely ill or injured. Knowledge of and the use of oxygen. Recognition and management of medical conditions. Recognition and management of trauma conditions Patient assessment medical / trauma. Seeking radio medical advice. Recognise and know when to use drugs. Importance of sterilisation. Wound closure and injections. Recognise and manage sexually transmitted diseases.
Knowledge of dangerous goods regulations and applying treatments to poisoned seafarers. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
COMPETENCY:
Completion of the course requires satisfactory achievement of theoretical and practical assessments. On successful completion of the assessment process a certificate will be issued stating the course name, unit standard numbers, version and date of completion.
PRE REQUISITE:
Delegates must be medically fit and have completed STCW 95 Elementary First Aid.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course has theoretical and practical components, including scenario based assessments.
COURSE DURATION:
Five (5) days.
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STCW 95 Proficiency in Medical Care (Ships Captain Medical Course)

COURSE AIM
To provide learners with the skills and knowledge to provide medical care to the sick and injured while they remain on board a vessel and participate in coordinated schemes for medical assistance to ships.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Care of the Casualty Involving: Head and spinal injuries, Injuries of ear, nose, throat and eyes, External and internal bleeding, Burns, scalds and frostbite, Fractures, dislocations and muscular injuries, Wounds, wound healing and infection Pain relief, Techniques for sewing and clamping, Management of acute abdominal conditions, Minor surgical treatment, and Dressing and bandaging. General principles, and Nursing care. Medical conditions and emergencies, Sexually transmitted diseases, and Tropical and infectious diseases.
Aspects of Nursing:
Diseases Including:
Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Dental Care. Gynaecology, Pregnancy and Childbirth. Medical Care of Rescued Persons. Death at Sea. Hygiene. Disease Prevention Including: Disinfection, disinfestations, de-ratting; and Vaccinations. Keeping medical records, and International and national maritime medical regulations. Radio medical advice; Transportation of the ill and injured, including helicopter evacuation; and Medical care of sick seafarers involving co-operation with port health authorities or out-patient wards in port.
Keeping Records and Copies of Applicable Regulations:
External Assistance Including:
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COMPETENCY
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal examination of theory. To be awarded a certificate in Proficiency in Medical Care in accordance with the requirements of the STCW95 Code, delegates will successfully complete the following: Demonstrate the correct techniques and procedures to provide medical care of the following: Identification of symptoms based on the concepts of clinical examination and medical history. Protection against infection and spread of diseases is complete and effective Personal attitude is calm, confident and reassuring. Treatment of injury or condition is appropriate and conforms to accepted medical practice and relevant national and international medical guides The dosage and application of drugs and medication complies manufacturers recommendations and accepted medical practices. The significance of changes in patients condition is promptly recognized. Clinical examination procedures are complete and comply with instructions received The method and preparation for evacuation is in accordance with recognized procedures and is designed to maximize the welfare of the patient with
Demonstrate participation in coordinated schemes for medical assistance to ships:
Procedures for seeking radio medical advice conform to established practice and recommendations. This course is designed around the IMO model, and can be modified for locally specific maritime standards on a case by case basis. Global accreditation is provided by Republic of Marshal Islands Maritime Administrator and Vanuatu Maritime Services.
PRE REQUISITES
There are no course prerequisites. Seafarers are required to be medically fit as per Regulation 1/9 of STCW95.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Theory and practical periods conducted in a classroom environment with outside practical exercises using extensive student role play, simulated injury props and associated equipment.
COURSE DURATION
Five (5) days.
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TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Firefighting Courses
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Fire Fighting Courses
FIREFIGHTING COURSES
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Fire Extinguisher Familiarisation

COURSE AIM:
This course provides general staff an awareness of fire safety and an understanding and practice of the action to take in a fire situation.
COURSE CONTENT:
The course includes the following; Fire safety and prevention, Raising the alarm and evacuation, and Fire extinguishers demonstrations (practical use of at least one by the delegates).
COMPETENCY:
Not applicable.
PRE REQUISITE:
There are no pre requisites to this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theory combined with practical demonstrations with some participation from the delegates.
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) hours.
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Fire Science and Extinguishers

COURSE AIM:
Theoretical training in fire safety and prevention, and practical training in the effective use of fire extinguishers and a fire blanket.
COURSE CONTENT:
The course includes the following; Fire safety and prevention, Raising the alarm and evacuation, Fire classifications, How fire starts and spreads, Methods of extinguishment, and Fire extinguishers and fire blanket practical.
COMPETENCY:
Not applicable.
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theory with demonstrations of equipment and hands on extinguisher and fire blanket practicals.
COURSE DURATION:
Four (4) hours.
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Basic Fire Fighting

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond appropriately to a fire emergency and provide the effective use of emergency equipment and procedures to enhance their survival in a fire emergency.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Fire safety and prevention, Raising the alarm and evacuation, The fire combustion process and spread, Fire classification and extinguishment, Use of portable fire fighting equipment, and Self rescue techniques with and without a smoke hood.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal multiple choice questioner.
PRE REQUISITE:
Delegates must be medically cleared prior to attending this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course consists of an initial theory session followed by staff demonstrations and hands on practical by all delegates, using various fire equipment - extinguishers, hose reel and a smoke hood.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Fire Team Member

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the necessary confidence, knowledge and skills required to ensure an appropriate response to a fire emergency in a team environment.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Fire team member responsibilities and teamwork principles; Refresher on chemistry of Fire and extinguishment; Fire Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); Emergency fire equipment; Breathing Apparatus techniques; Fixed detection and fire systems; Confined Space Drills; Hose handling; Pressure vessels, cooling and flame control; Emergency Response; and External and internal fire fighting involving various classes of fire.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal questionnaire.
PRE REQUISITE:
Must have attended a Basic Fire Fighting Course and have Medical Clearance.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course is an activity-based, hands-on course consisting of both theory (25%) and practical (75%) elements. Delegates must be prepared to participate in all activities.
COURSE DURATION:
Three (3) days.
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Fire Warden
COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates an understanding of the duties of a Fire Warden and the skills to be able to safely control and evacuate people from the workplace.
COURSE CONTENT:
The course includes the following modules; Explain the duties of a Fire Warden. Demonstrate knowledge of evacuation requirements for a particular workplace or site.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to demonstrate knowledge of fire and emergency warden duties in the workplace.
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theoretical and practical training exercises.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Fire Team Leader

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with training and knowledge to competently muster and control a fire team and to assist outside agencies in emergency situations.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Fire Team leader responsibilities, Leadership and stress, Emergency management and communications, Fire control and extinguishment, Hazardous materials, and Multi fire scenarios.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Medical clearance and completed a Basic Fire Fighting Course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course is an activity-based, hands-on course consisting of both theory (25%) and practical (75%) elements. Delegates must be prepared to lead in at least two fire scenarios.
COURSE DURATION:
Four (4) days in conjunction with the Fire Team Member Course.
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Helicopter Fire Fighting & Rescue

COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills required to respond to a helicopter fire emergency on the helideck.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Helicopter construction, Refuelling hazards, Teamwork on the helideck, Personal protective equipment, Fire and rescue equipment, Helicopter crash and fire fighting procedures, Breathing apparatus techniques, Rescue techniques, and Casualty handling and stretchers.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
Must have attended a Basic Fire Fighting Course and have Medical Clearance.
METHOD OF TRAINING
The course is an activity-based, hands-on course consisting of both theory (25%) and practical (75%) elements. Delegates must be prepared to participate in all activities.
COURSE DURATION
Three (3) days.
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Wear & Operate Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)

COURSE AIM:
To give delegates the knowledge of why breathing apparatus is worn and the basic skills to follow with donning, doffing and care procedures, so in an emergency situation they can wear Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) with confidence.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following; Hazardous environments for respiration, SCBA limitations and safety features, Donning and doffing procedures, Wearing SCBA, Emergency escape procedures, and Entrapment procedures.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Delegates must be medically fit prior to attending this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theoretical with individual and team practical training exercises.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Search & Rescue

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the ability to don and doff breathing apparatus, use SCBA control procedures and confidently perform a rescue using breathing apparatus.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following; Fully understand the use and limitations of SCBA, Donning and doffing procedures, Wearing SCBA in emergency situations, Emergency escape and entrapment procedures, SCBA control procedures, and Search and Rescue techniques.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Delegates must be medically fit prior to attending this course. A valid First Aid course certificate is recommended as a pre requisite for this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course consists of classroom theoretical with intensive practical team training exercises.
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) days.
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M&O GLOBAL | TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Health & Safety Courses
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M&O GLOBAL | TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Health & Safety Courses
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Health & Safety Courses
HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES
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TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Health & Safety Courses
Supervisor Safety Management

COURSE AIM
To provide delegates in a supervisory position with the skills and knowledge required to implement and monitor the organisation's occupational health and safety (OHS) policies, procedures and programs in the relevant work area to meet legislative requirements.
COURSE CONTENT
Nationally recognised training delivered in accordance with Australian Quality Training Framework Unit of Competency BSBOHS407A Monitor Safe Workplaces comprising six elements of Certificate IV Frontline Management On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Provide information to the workgroup about OHS policies and procedures Implement and monitor participative arrangements for the management of OHS Implement and monitor the organisation's procedures for providing OHS training Implement and monitor procedures for identifying hazards and assessing risks Implement and monitor the organisation's procedures for controlling risks Implement and monitor the organisation's procedures for maintaining OHS records for the team
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
No pre-requisite is required to attend this course. This course is for employees with supervisory responsibilities for implementing and monitoring the organisation's OHS policies, procedures and programs in a work area. It applies to individuals with a broad knowledge of OHS policies who contribute well developed skills in creating solutions to unpredictable problems through analysis and evaluation of information from a variety of sources. They provide supervision and guidance to others and have limited responsibility for the output of others.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Classroom sessions with practical exercises.
COURSE DURATION
Two (2) days.
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Incident Investigation and Cause Tree Analysis

COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively undertake incident investigation and to understand analysis various techniques of incident analysis.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Conduct a fault tree analysis, Conduct a event tree analysis, Recognise undesirable events and consequences, Put in place mitigating control measures, Put procedures in place to control the undesirable event, Understand equipment failure modes, Identify contributing human errors, Identify equipment failures, Create graphical fault diagrams, Analyse initiating events, and Identify process upset potential.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
There are no pre-requisites for this course, although it is an advantage to have supervisory and management experience.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Classroom activities and practical workshops.
COURSE DURATION
Two (2) days.
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Hazard Identification (HAZID) & Loss Prevention Techniques

COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills to participate in, Hazard Identification (HAZID) Studies and other loss prevention techniques.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Identify specific undesirable events and consequences, Identify in broad terms plant characteristics which could cause those consequences, Recognise economic impacts, Recognise environmental impacts, and
Recognise impact on human life/injury. And be able to: Effectively contribute to a Hazard Study, and Set parameters for a Hazard Study.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
There are no pre-requisites for this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Theory course with practical assessment.
COURSE DURATION
One (1) day.
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Basic Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Training

COURSE AIM
The aims of the training are to ensure that the delegate gains the required knowledge and understanding of the particular hazards and properties of H2S, and appropriate emergency response actions to take should a H2S related incident arise.
COURSE CONTENT
Course participants will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety & emergency procedures, and will be required to demonstrate their skills, knowledge & understanding in the following key areas; Hydrogen sulphide how it is formed and where it is found Other names used to describe H2S Properties and characteristics of H2S Parts per million (ppm) as a measurement parameter Occupational exposure limits to H2S Factors affecting individual susceptibility to H2S Types of detector equipment Types of respiratory equipment Pre-use checks of personal detection devices and EBA Operating personal H2S detection equipment (including checks) Responding to an alarm Donning & operating (including checks) an escape breathing apparatus (EBA) with a mask within 30 seconds Donning & operating (including checks) an EBA with a hood within 30 seconds Connecting to a cascade breathing system Disconnecting from a cascade breathing system
COMPETENCY
Participants are required to pass a written and practical assessment of their competency before being awarded with a course certificate. Participants who pass the course assessment are also recorded on the OPITO Industry Database.
PRE REQUISITE
METHOD OF TRAINING
COURSE DURATION
Four (4) hours.
LOCATION
OPITO approved training is available in Kazakhstan. Non OPITO approved training is available in all global locations.
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Permit to Work
COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills to correctly issue and receive all types of permit to work.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Standard permit to work cold work, Confined space entry permit, Excavation permit, Electrical isolation permit (Low voltage & High voltage), Hot work permit, and
Fire fighting equipment inhibition permit. and be able to: Identify hazards associated with the work task, Conduct pre-job start checks, Conduct pre-operational checks, Permit issuers responsibilities, and Permit receiver responsibilities.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
METHOD OF TRAINING
Theory conducted in a classroom, followed by practical training and assessment.
COURSE DURATION
Half (0.5) day.
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Safe Handling of Gas Cylinders

COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely store and handle gas cylinders.
COURSE CONTENT
From the course, delegates will have the knowledge to: Safe storage of gas cylinders, Safe handling of gas cylinders, Ergonomics of cylinders, Cylinders containing hazardous substances, Safe transportation of gas cylinders, Cylinder safety checks, and
Knowledge of relevant standards. and will be able to: Identify danger area, and Appreciation of non-compatibility of substances.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
METHOD OF TRAINING
Classroom theory sessions followed by a practical assessment.
COURSE DURATION
One (1) day.
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Basic Electrical Safety Course

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with a general introduction to basic low voltage electrical safety and safe working practices. Delegates will understand basic Employer and Employee responsibilities under OSHA requirements and other similar OH & S rules and regulations. They will also understand and recognize the inherent dangers within low voltage systems including the effects of electric shock, electrical burns, CPR, energy control systems, lock-out and tag-out systems, appliance and extension leads.
COURSE CONTENT:
At the end of the course, all delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and competency in all the areas listed: Introduction to Low Voltage Electrical Safety, Rules, Regulations and Standards, Low voltage electrical hazards, Low voltage safety equipment, Flash and Blast Protection (Clothing, Flash Hoods, Head and Eye Protection), Low voltage energy control, Low Voltage Work Organization - Risk Assessment, Energy Control Systems - Isolation, Lock Out and Tag Out, Low Voltage Testing and Maintenance, and Portable appliances and extension cables.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
None.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theoretical and practical training activities, with demonstration of equipment as appropriate.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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High Voltage Electrical Safety Course

COURSE AIM:
To provide all delegates with a general introduction to high voltage electrical safety and safe working practices. Delegates will understand Employer and Employee responsibilities under OSHA requirements and other similar OH & S rules and regulations. They will also understand and recognize the inherent dangers within HV generation, control, transmission, distribution systems, equipment and protection systems, and the interrelationship between these systems and the stability of FPSO operations.
COURSE CONTENT
At the end of the course, all delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and competency in all the areas listed: Introduction to High Voltage Electrical Safety, Rules, Regulations and Standards, FPSO Electrical Installations, HV Power Management Systems, High Voltage Electrical Hazards Cause and Effects, HV Electrical Burns, HV Accident Emergency Medical Care, Flash and Thermal Blast Protection (Clothing, Flash Suits, Head and Eye Protection), Hot, Operating and Live Line Sticks, Rescue Rods (Sticks or Hooks), Safety Signs and Barriers High Voltage Measurement Instruments, HV Testing and Grounding Procedures, HV Single Line Drawings & System Architecture, HV Power Management Systems & Transformers, HV Control and Switching, High Voltage Work Organization - Risk Assessment, Working Near High Voltage Systems, HV Energy Control Systems - Isolation, Lock Out and Tag Out, and High Voltage Testing and Maintenance.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
Familiarity with High Voltage Electrical systems.
METHOD OF TRAINING
COURSE DURATION
One (1) day.
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Work Safely with Others in a Petrochemical Environment

COURSE AIM
To understand the principles of workplace safety. To be able to use and implement safe work practices. To understand and accept individual responsibilities for workplace safety management.
COURSE CONTENT
On the completion of this course, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: To achieve an understanding of legislative structure of the principles of workplace safety. To identify job safety and health principles as applicable to the companies structure. Understanding of the basic principle of hazard management and the role of individuals in managing hazards. Understand and be able to use applicable procedures and systems available to identify and control hazards of the workplace. Understanding the importance of clear and effective communications. Record keeping in relation to legislative and company requirements. Clear understanding of individual responsibilities for safety management in the workplace.
COMPETENCY
This course is recommended for all work place personnel including supervisors and line managers.
PRE-REQUISITE
There are no pre requisites to attend this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING
The course is a mixture of theory, group exercises and workbook written assessment. Where applicable the companies own systems and forms will be used during all parts of the course.
COURSE DURATION
One (1) day.
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Chemical Safety
COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills to safely store and handle hazardous chemicals.
COURSE CONTENT
From the course, delegates will have knowledge of: Chemical material safety data sheets (MSDS), Hazards of flammable gases, Hazards of flammable substances (Liquids), Hazards of explosives, Hazards of combustible substances, Hazards of reactive substances, Hazards of corrosive substances, and
Hazards of toxic and harmful substances. and will be able to: Be conversant with explosive limits, Be conversant with toxicity limited, Store chemicals/handle chemicals correctly, and Understand chemical effects on humans and the environment.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
METHOD OF TRAINING
Theoretical and practical activities.
COURSE DURATION
Half (0.5) day.
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Health and Workplace Safety

COURSE AIMS
This is a three-day course comprising of the critical contents from the following one-day courses: Work Safely with Others; Hazard Management;
Accident Investigation; The overall aim of which is to enhance candidates ability to manage Health and Safety within their sphere of control.
COURSE CONTENT
On the completion of this course, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: To gain a clear understanding of the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992, and support regulation. To understand and apply the principles of workplace safety. To enhance and refresh knowledge of techniques used in the workplace for managing hazards and accidents. Understand and accept responsibilities for safety on the workplace.
COMPETENCY
This course is recommended for all employees who control a place of work and /or control the activities of others in a place of work. i.e. Managers, Supervisors, Foremen, Leading Hands.
PRE-REQUISITE
There are no pre requisites to attend this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING
The course is a mixture of theory, group exercises and workbook written assessment and attendee participation. Where appropriate the clients own forms and procedures will be used.
COURSE DURATION
Three (3) days.
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Authorised Gas Tester Level 13

COURSE AIM:
These programmes are designed to meet the initial onshore training and validation requirements for personnel preparing to work as Authorised Gas Testers (AGT) for a variety of products and work environments. AGT Level 1 is required for those involved with performing a test for oxygen, flammable and toxic gases up to and including working in confined spaces. Note: Persons undertaking Safety Watch duties at the entrance to a confined space shall be an AGT Level 1 Gas Tester. AGT Level 2 is required for those involved with testing for flammable gas in preparation for hot work. AGT Level 3 is required for those who provide safety watch duties by the ongoing monitoring of a hot work site.
COURSE CONTENT:
Course participants will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety & emergency procedures, and will be required to demonstrate their skills, knowledge & understanding in the following key areas; Authorised Gas Tester Level 1 On successful completion of the training, the delegate will be able to demonstrate an understanding of: Confined space criteria The hazards of operations within an oxygen deficient, toxic or flammable environment Carrying out a suitable and sufficient risk assessment Using safe systems of work The implications of organisational and statutory requirements Interpreting operational requirements Selecting and using PPE and RPE Working within the Permit to Work system The operating principles of atmosphere monitoring and measuring equipment Gas detector pre-start checks Calibrating the instruments used in atmospheric testing How to set up the relevant detector for each gas testing application The behaviour of different flammable and toxic gases The range and frequency of tests Acceptable levels of flammable and toxic gases Performing gas tests in sequence Obtaining a representative atmosphere sample Monitoring and retesting Where to site ongoing monitoring equipment Interpreting and documenting the results
Module 2 Authorised Gas Tester Level 2 On successful completion of the training, the delegate will be able to demonstrate an understanding of: Hot work and the production of flammable and toxic gases The principles of hot work gas testing The hazards and properties of flammable gases Using risk assessments and safe systems of work The implications of organisational and statutory requirements How to interpret operational requirements
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How to select, use and care for PPE and RPE How to work within the Permit to Work system Interpreting relevant operational instructions The operating principles of atmosphere measuring equipment The strengths and weaknesses of flammable and toxic gas detection equipment How to set up the relevant detector and confirm its correct functioning Locating sentinel styled equipment for optimum benefit How to correctly obtain a representative sample of the atmosphere being tested Gas detector pre-start checks Calibrating the instruments Detectors used for the flammable product Interpreting and documenting the results
Module 3 Authorised Gas Tester Level 3 On successful completion of the training, the delegate will be able to demonstrate an understanding of: Hot work and the creation of toxic products The implications of organisational and statutory requirements How to select, use and care for PPE and RPE How to work within the Permit to Work system How to interpret operational requirements The hazards and properties of flammable gases The behaviour of different gases How a flammable gas or vapour clouds could arrive at the hot work site Checking the controls on the equipment The importance of regular communication Completing the relevant documentation
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
There are no delegate pre-requisites for attendance on each of these courses. All personnel who participate in gas testing training should be medically fit and capable of participating fully. The responsibility for the individual completing the course, without any adverse effects to their present state of health, lies with the delegate and/or the company sponsoring the delegate. Where doubt exists regarding the medical fitness of any delegate the training establishment should seek the advice of a medical officer.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theory and practical assessment.
COURSE DURATION:
AGT 1 - 12 hours AGT 2 - 7 hours AGT 3 - 4 hours
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Working Safely at Heights

COURSE AIM:
To provide workers with a working knowledge of the hazards involved in working at height, and to familiarise them with the use and application of harnesses and fall protection systems available.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and competence in the theory and practice of the following; Definition of work at height, Major fall hazards, Identification of hazards associated with work at height, Personal protective equipment inspection and maintenance, Forces involved in a fall, Fall protection systems, Fall arrest hazards, Fall clearances, Anchor points and slings, Inertia reels, and Scaffolds and ladders.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
COURSE DURATION:
One half (0.5) day.
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Basic Height Rescue

COURSE AIM:
To provide workers with the ability to effect an immediate rescue and recovery of another worker that has fallen from height and is suspended above the ground.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course learners will be able to demonstrate knowledge and competence in the theory and practice of the following; Risk assessment management, Development of rescue plans and documentation, Basic rescue techniques, Selection of most suitable rescue methods, Anchor selection and considerations, Casualty care and airway management, Procedure for treatment of suspension trauma, and Practical application of rescue skills.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Working Safely at Heights.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Vertical Rescue
COURSE AIM:
To provide the trainee with the fundamental rope access and rescue knowledge, skills and insight needed to access areas, lower and raise casualties and rig basic systems in a safe and efficient manner.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and competence in the theory and practice of the following; Interpret legislation and standards, Rope ascending and descending techniques, Double rope rescue techniques, Single operator rescue techniques, Lowering and raising techniques, Rescue devices, Rescue & retrieval techniques, Team rescue procedures, and
Casualty management training. Note: Depending on user requirements, specific training for pole top rescue and/or tower rescue can be included.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal examination of theory. The course is designed to deliver training to two levels of skill. Therefore it is possible to receive only part of the course package to gain a lower level competency based training if this suits the skill requirements.
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
A classroom theory session and demonstrations, plus practical competence based training session.
COURSE DURATION:
Five (5) days.
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HAZMAT First Responder

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with a good understanding of what is required during a chemical incident.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge in the following: Emergency procedures dealing with for chemical incidents; Interpret available information about the chemical using chemical data sheets like MSDS; Raise the alarm giving appropriate information; Deal with basic incidents as a first responder; and Act accordingly for more serious incidents requiring a higher level of response.
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theory with case scenarios and demonstrations
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Effective HAZOP Study

COURSE AIMS
To introduce and develop a basic understanding of the Hazard and Operability (HAZOP) Study technique by means of short presentations, exercise and participation in a HAZOP study. The HAZOP study will be chosen from a processing facility's current systems and procedures. Attendees will gain the following benefits: Understanding the power of HAZOP, Identify when to apply HAZOP, Understand the HAZOP guideword method, Understand the human & engineering data resources required, and Apply risk ranking technique to prioritize recommendations.
COURSE CONTENT
Introduction, HAZOP method, Conducting the HAZOP, Risk ranking matrix, Action control, Reporting a HAZOP study, Syndicate exercise, Facility HAZOP study, and Discussion and summary.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This course is intended for people in the process industries or industries using or storing hazardous substances. They include management, design engineers, project engineers, production supervisors/leaders, maintenance supervisors, safety and health professionals, and equipment package vendors. The course requires no knowledge of mathematics or statistics but it is assumed that attendees will be familiar with processing operations and relevant documentation. The workshop is designed such that attendees are assumed not to have prior involvement in HAZOP study.
COURSE DURATION
Two (2) days.
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Plan a Confined Space Entry

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the necessary understanding and skills to safely enter and manage confined space entry in a hazardous environment.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Define a confined space, Identify hazards and risks in a confined space, Understand confined space entry permits system, Undertake rescue of persons from a confined space, Understand the duties of the Safety Sentry, Maintain records and logs of entry, and Understand tagging and lockout procedures.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theory instruction, and practical training sessions.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Confined Space Entry

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the necessary understanding and skills to safely enter and manage confined space entry in a hazardous environment.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Recognise the hazards associated with CSE Understand the limitations that may prevent CSE Recognise the need for PPE Demonstrate competence with the various types of BA Understand and operate relevant access equipment Understand and operate escape BA Identify the basic safety requirements for CSE, roles and duties Interpret and act on gas levels/alarms , atmospheric monitoring Understand WRAP controls; PTW & CSE Certificate requirements Recognise physical and psychological effects in CSE work Understand emergency rescue procedures
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
All personnel should have completed a Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) training course prior to participating in this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theory instruction, and practical training sessions.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Undertake Confined Space Rescue

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills to undertake rescue in a confined space as defined in AS2865, as a member of as single agency or as part of a multi -disciplinary team.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and competence in the theory and practice of the following; Analysis of operation and task information, Selection and use of appropriate rescue equipment and relevant checks, Isolation systems, Lowering and hauling systems, Rescue scene assessment and management, Hazard assessment and control measures, Rescue communications, Casualty location and condition assessment, Atmospheric monitoring and ventilation systems, Casualty removal, Preservation of an incident scene, Equipment recovery and servicing, Signs and symptoms of post operational stress, and Rescue operation documentation.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal examination of theory. At the successful completion of this course, certifications can be issued for: PUASAR005B Undertake Confined Space Rescue, and PUAFIR307A Monitor hazardous atmospheres.
PRE REQUISITE:
The following requirements are pre requisites to this course: PAUSAR001B Participate in a rescue operation, Plan a Confined Space Entry, and Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) training course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course has theoretical, practical components, including the use of scenario based assessments.
COURSE DURATION:
Dependent on client needs.
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Introduction to Behavioural Safety

COURSE AIMS
The delegates will be introduced to the process of behavioural safety which includes techniques used to identify at-risk behaviour at the workplace, how to conduct behaviour based observation. They shall be introduced to the concepts of monitoring and measuring behaviour-based safety inputs.
COURSE CONTENT
Introduction to behaviour-based safety process. Methodology for at-risk behaviour identification through observation and intervention. Behaviour-based safety observation techniques. Monitoring metrics and measuring behaviour safety inputs.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Senior Management, Health & Safety Managers, Safety Supervisors and Engineers.
COURSE DURATION
One (1) day.
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Medical Courses
MEDICAL COURSES
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Emergency First Aid

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with basic life support skills to support life in an emergency situation, until qualified assistance is available.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), Management of conscious casualties, Management of unconscious casualties, and Overview of secondary care.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills.
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Conducted in a classroom environment with both practical and theory periods.
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) hours.
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Basic First Aid

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with basic first aid knowledge and skills to support life in an emergency situation, until qualified assistance is available.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), Control of bleeding, Management of unconscious casualties, Management of shock, Management of burns and fractures, and Management of conscious casualties.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Conducted in a classroom environment with both practical and theory periods.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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First Aid Responder

COURSE AIM:
Course content is adapted to cater for specific industrial or organisational requirements and conforms to the relevant International requirements. The course has a mandatory eighteen (18) subjects.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Principles of First Aid, Examination of a Casualty, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Airway Obstructions, Bleeding, Burns, Eye and Ear Injuries, Chest and Pelvic Injuries, Common Medical Emergencies, Heart Conditions, Poisons, Bites and Stings, Environmental Exposure, The Unconscious Casualty, Head Injuries, Basic Human Anatomy, Infectious Diseases, Shock, and Bandages.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
METHOD OF TRAINING
The course content is based on a general approach to first aid with greater emphasis on topics appropriate to the working environment, providing training, information and techniques aimed at providing first responder and self-rescue skills.
COURSE DURATION
Two (2) days.
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Pre Hospital Emergency Care

COURSE AIM:
The delegates will be familiar with incident scene and patient assessments, the use of medical oxygen, associated equipment, automated external defibrillator (AED) and extrication devices in an emergency medical and trauma situation.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course the delegates will be able to demonstrate management of the theory and practice of the use of medical oxygen, adjunct equipment, AED and extrication devices including: AED Automated External Defibrillator Assess and manage the scene of an emergency situation where early defibrillation is likely to be useful in the chain of survival. Assess and manage the necessary safety precautions to be taken when an AED is used. Demonstrate and apply knowledge of the purpose and function of all of the AED controls to manage patients in an emergency situation. Demonstrate and apply knowledge of enhanced cardiac care by appropriate AED electrode pad placement and the accurate management of AED prompt guidelines. Assess and manage the scene of an emergency situation. Assess and manage a conscious and unconscious patient in an emergency medical and trauma situation. Demonstrate and apply knowledge of devices and/or techniques to manage patients in an emergency situation. Airway patency manual techniques, Artificial Airways (OPA), BVM Bag Valve Mask, Oxygen Masks, and Suctioning. Demonstrate and apply knowledge to monitor patients and provide information in an emergency situation. Demonstrate and apply knowledge to assess and manage the scene of an emergency situation without compromising the safety of the patient and the rescuers. Demonstrate and apply knowledge to assess and manage the necessary precautions to be taken when securing the patient to the extrication device ensuring minimum risk to patient and rescuer safety. Demonstrate and apply knowledge of the required techniques of patient transportation so that their condition is not compromised and their comfort and dignity are taken into account. Demonstrate and apply knowledge to ensure the condition of the patient is reassessed after moving, and further action initiated if required.
Scene and Patient Assessment Using Medical Oxygen and Associated Equipment
Patient Transportation and Extrication Devices
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COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass assessment of practical skills, oral and written examinations.
PRE REQUISITE:
First Aid Responder or equivalent.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course is conducted in a classroom environment with outside practical exercises using extensive student role play, simulated injury props/manikins, medical oxygen, adjunct equipment, medical training equipment (AED Trainer) and extrication devices.
COURSE DURATION:
Three (3) days.
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Stretcher Handling
COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills required to safety manage a stretcher bound casualty in hazardous situations.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course, delegates will have the skills and knowledge necessary to: Secure a casualty in a stretcher, Manage a stretcher casualty in a hazardous situation, Rig a stretcher for raising and/or lowering a casualty in an industrial environment, Rescue a casualty from a confined space or raised platform, and Act as a leader with untrained personnel in stretcher training of casualties.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal examination or theory.
PRE-REQUISITE:
All delegates must hold a current First Aid certification prior to commencing the course.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theory sessions will be conducted in a classroom followed by practical sessions using a suitable training area.
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) days.
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Emergency Oxygen Therapy

COURSE AIM:
The delegates will be familiar with incident scene and patient assessments, the use of medical oxygen and adjunct equipment in an emergency medical and trauma situation.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course the delegates will be able to demonstrate management of the theory and practice of the use of medical oxygen including: Assess and manage the scene of an emergency situation. Assess and manage a conscious and unconscious patient in an emergency medical and trauma situation. Demonstrate and apply knowledge of devices and/or techniques to manage patients in an emergency situation; Airway patency manual techniques, Artificial Airways (OPA), Bag Valve Mask (BVM), Oxygen Masks, and Suctioning.
Monitor patients and provide information in an emergency situation.
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written examination.
PRE REQUISITE:
A current first aid certificate at the time of assessment. Recommended: Demonstrated knowledge of and use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course is conducted in a classroom environment with outside practical exercises using extensive student role play, simulated injury props/manikins, medical oxygen and adjunct equipment.
COURSE DURATION:
Eight (8) hours.
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Defibrillation
COURSE AIM:
The delegates will be familiar with incident scene and patient assessments, demonstrate knowledge and the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) in an emergency medical and trauma situation.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion of the course the delegates will be able to demonstrate management of the theory and practice of the use of an AED including: Assess and manage the scene of an emergency situation where early defibrillation is likely to be useful in the chain of survival. Assess and manage the necessary safety precautions to be taken when an AED is used. Demonstrate and apply knowledge of the purpose and function of all of the AED controls to manage patients. Demonstrate and apply knowledge of enhanced cardiac care by appropriate electrode pad placement and the accurate following AED prompt guidelines.
COMPETENCY
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written examination.
PRE REQUISITE
First Aid Responder or equivalent.
METHOD OF TRAINING
The course is conducted in a classroom environment with outside practical exercises using extensive student role play, simulated injury props/manikins and medical training equipment (AED Trainer).
COURSE DURATION
Four (4) hours.
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Industrial Safety Skills Courses
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY SKILLS COURSES
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Basic Rigging & Slinging

COURSE AIM:
To give course participant an awareness and basic understanding of slinging practices. This is a component of the rigger (dogman/banksman/crane chaser) course.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Job planning and hazard control strategies, Overview of slinging-safety, Load factors and slinging principals, Types of slings/gear: their uses and limitations, Crane Safety, Calculation of mass (weight), and Signalling Cranes.
COMPETENCY:
This is an awareness course only and as such no certificate of competency course will be issued. An awareness certificate can be issued. A short written knowledge assessment will be conducted.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Classroom theoretical and practical training if required by client. Conducted at our training centre or on site.
COURSE DURATION:
This course is conducted over (1) or (2) days depending on the practical training requirement.
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Rigger (Banksman/Dogman/Crane Chaser)

COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills to carry out slinging practices in the movement and placement of loads with the use of a crane.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Plan and prepare work and hazard control strategies. Fibre rope Splicing/Bends and Hitches. Fully understand construction/safe use/care maintenance and inspection of synthetics, wire rope, graded chain, manufacture of slings. Comprehensive knowledge of slinging methods load factors and limitations placed on slings. Use of terminal fittings with slings i.e. shackles, eye splices, mettaled fittings, wedge and sockets. Chain blocks and chain pullers used as slings. Interpret crane load charts. Ground bearing pressures in relation to stabilizers. Calculation of load mass (weight). Signalling and working with the crane operator. Assisting the crane operator to move and set up the crane. Deck management (offshore).
COMPETENCY
Delegates are required to pass a written and a practical assessment to achieve competency.
PRE REQUISITE
Have the necessary level of health and fittings to carry out rigging work.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Theoretical in the classroom and practical training and assessment using a crane at our training centre or on site. NOTE; In Australia this course is a pre-requisite to Basic Intermediate Advanced Rigging. Information on this Australian Requirement can be supplied on request.
COURSE DURATION
Five (5) days.
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Crane Operator Onshore/Offshore

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills necessary to operate an offshore crane in a safe and efficient manner.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Operators responsibility, Engineering principles of crane stability, Rules for safe operations , Accident prevention, Use of correct slinging practice,
Mass weight calculations, and will be able to: Identify danger areas, Conduct pre start checks, Conduct pre operational checks, Know crane capacity, Picking up the loads, Travelling with and without loads, Unloading, and Travel up and down inclines.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Course delegates must bring records showing a minimum of forty (40) hours of crane operating experience.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theory course of one (1) day followed by three (3) days of practical training and assessment.
COURSE DURATION:
Four (4) days.
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Basic Scaffold Erection

COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with the technical and hand on skills to erect modular scaffolders systems and tube and coupler scaffolds from the ground up to an accepted international standard.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion of this activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the technical and practical of the following: Knowledge of all scaffold components. Determine loadings for the light/medium/heavy duty scaffolds. Safely build scaffolds from the ground up to fit for purpose. Safely dismantle scaffoldings. Safely use and maintain equipment.
PRE REQUISITE
Have a level of health and fitness to safely erect and dismantle scaffolds.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Theory sessions in a classroom followed by practical training and assessment. Conducted at our training centre or on site.
COURSE DURATION
Five (5) days.
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Advanced Scaffolding
COURSE AIM
As well as incorporating skills acquired in the Basic Scaffolding Course, the delegates will now erect scaffolds that are hung or suspended from existing structures, and provides supervisors or other personnel with the knowledge to enable them to inspect a scaffold system to determine its suitability for purpose and safe loading characteristics.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion of this activity delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the technical and practical of the following: The content of Basic Scaffolding. Determine loading and forces in the hung and suspended scaffolding from existing structures. Safely erect suspended and hung scaffolds. Safely dismantle suspended and hung scaffolds. Safely use fall arrest equipment. Calculate load characteristics of various scaffold systems. Determine the correct methods of basic scaffold erection. Inspect scaffold components for suitability and serviceability. Maintain a scaffold tagging management system. Inspect scaffold fit for purpose.
PRE REQUISITE
Have successfully completed Basic Scaffolding Course.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Theory sessions in the classroom followed by practical training and assessment. Conducted at our training centre or on site.
COURSE DURATION
Five (5) days.
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Forklift Operator Training

COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skill and confidence to operate a Forklift safely reducing the possibility of injury and accidents to personnel and damage to property.
COURSE CONTENT
On completion of this course, delegates will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: Forklift Operators Responsibilities Pre-Start checks. Forklift accidents Pre-operating checks. Principles Engineering General Operating Techniques. Forklift Stability Forklift Manoeuvring. Safe Working Loads (SWL) Staking and De-staking.
COMPETENCY
PRE REQUISITE
Delegates should have not less than 100 hours of forklift experience prior to attending the one-day training program. Personnel with less than 100 hours should enrol in the three-day program.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Theory and practical sessions followed by a test of theory and a practical assessment.
COURSE DURATION
A basic course is conducted over three (3) days for delegates with less than 100 hours operating experience. For delegates with more than 100 hours a one (1) day course is offered.
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TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Major Emergency Management
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Major Emergency Management
MAJOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
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Introductory Major Emergency Management (MEM) Training

COURSE AIM:
This course is designed to introduce new start personnel into the functions, roles and responsibilities of key members of Emergency teams during an Emergency situation. Also designed for companies with staff with no previous culture of MEM training.
OBJECTIVES
To talk through real case studies of personnels performance in real emergency situations. To look at company procedures related to Emergency Response. To demonstrate through practical scenarios best practices for personnel involved in Major Emergency Management Increase awareness of Asset Loss Prevention.
COURSE CONTENT
Emergency Management Philosophy. Leadership and Team Management. Emergency Response Procedures. Simulated Scenarios. Communications. Teamwork Exercises.
COMPETENCY
All delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.
PRE-REQUISITE
No specific pre-requisites exist for this course.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Training will be delivered through theory lessons, PC based simulation and participation in practical demonstrations.
COURSE DURATION
The course is designed to be conducted over a two day period however this may vary on availability of personnel and course numbers.
LOCATION
Singapore, Cairo or onsite globally.
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Major Emergency Management (MEM) Coaching and Appraisal

COURSE AIM:
The MEM Coaching and Appraisal course which is specifically designed for personnel identified for future employment as an OIM or senior facility positions.
COURSE CONTENT:
The course covers the theory of Emergency Management, a minimum of 9 realistic exercises with PC based simulation and each delegate's performance is formally appraised as the Person in Charge for one scenario. You the Client receive a detailed report of your personnel's performance not only giving you confidence in their ability, but assisting you with career mapping and development.
COMPETENCY:
All delegates will receive a certificate of attendance and a detailed, formal appraisal on their performance as the Person in Charge for one scenario.
PRE REQUISITE:
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

OIMs, Toolpushers, Bargemasters, On Scene Commanders, CRO
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theory, PC based simulation, and practical exercises with a formal appraisal on each delegate's performance and potential as the Person in Charge.
LOCATION
Singapore and Cairo
COURSE DURATION:
Three (3) days.
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OIM Controlling Emergencies

AIM:
This assessment is designed for OIMs and MEM personnel and will assess their ability to manage a major emergency offshore.
CONTENT:
As your senior representative on an isolated facility it is imperative that your OIM has the confidence and experience to effectively manage a major emergency, ensure the safety of the lives of your people, protect your asset and minimize harm to the environment. You receive an extensive report detailing their performance against the OPITO standard, assessed by our highly qualified and experienced industry assessors.
COMPETENCY:
Rigorous assessments, conducted to the OPITO standard. Evidence of the delegates underpinning knowledge from his workspace, supplied and endorsed by the Client
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

OIMs, and senior facility personnel
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Practical Assessment of his performance during a minimum of 3 different scenario based exercises.
LOCATION
Singapore and Cairo.
COURSE DURATION:
1 day of refresher training and 1 day of Assessment per OIM
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Head Office / Shore Based Major Incident Management (MEM) Training

COURSE AIM:
This course is designed to train Head Office/Shore Based personnel to effectively manage the coordination of support to major emergencies.
OBJECTIVES:
A Major Emergency can take many forms, from a fire, vessel collision or hydrocarbon spill through to a hurricane threatening your offshore or isolated facility. Whilst your OIM has been trained to manage these emergencies, often his first point of support is your shore based Head Office who will have to liaise with third party ER agencies, deal with Media enquiries, support the Next of Kin and manage your company's business and reputation. Coordinating all these activities and continuing to run your company requires training and practice.
COURSE CONTENT:
Office MEM Training customised to your operations and covering the following areas: Understanding the Offshore MEM process. Corporate Command and Control principles. Managing communications and information. Working with the Media. Emergency Management Roles and Responsibilities. Supporting the Next of Kin. Business Continuity.
COMPETENCY:
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

All Shore based personnel with an Emergency Management responsibility.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theory presentations incorporating your procedures and desktop exercises with role players.
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) days.
LOCATION
Singapore, Cairo or onsite globally.
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Major Emergency Management for Chemical Plants

COURSE AIM:
This course is designed to introduce Control Room Operators in Chemical and Petrochemical Plants to the philosophy and underpinning knowledge of Major Emergency Management.
OBJECTIVES
To train personnel through theory, simulation and practical demonstration in the techniques of Major Emergency Management. To review and test company procedures related to Emergency Response. To identify any areas of deficiency in Emergency Response (site specific) Increase operator awareness in dealing with a site emergency
COURSE CONTENT
Emergency Management Philosophy. Emergency Response Procedures. Roles and Responsibilities. Leadership and Team Management. Information Management. Communications. Command and Control. Dealing with Stress.
COMPETENCY
PRE-REQUISITE
No specific pre-requisites exist for this course although it is preferable that attendees have worked as part of the Emergency Management Team and are experienced Operators.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Delegates will be required to attend theory sessions and demonstrate knowledge and understanding through tabletop sessions. Delegates will also be observed using Command Solutions Emergency Management simulator, throughout the training syllabus delegates will be encouraged to contribute in feedback and debrief sessions.
COURSE DURATION
Two (2) days.
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Media Handling & Media Crisis Management

COURSE AIM:
This course is aimed at all management personnel who directly liaise with external bodies and organisations, particularly company representatives at corporate and HSE / HR levels, this training is also recommended for administrative staff that makes up part of the Crisis Management Team.
OBJECTIVES
This course is designed to prepare delegates to deal with the media and media interviews with an emphasis on responding to crisis situations. The course is suited for a maximum of 8 delegates.
COURSE CONTENT
How to make use of the media to promote your company. How to manage the media in a crisis. How to prevent a corporate or product crisis from erupting through the media. How to handle media interviews in any situation crisis and routine.
COMPETENCY
The five module seminar is conducted in an interactive manner, the programme is developed upon reallife situations, actual practices and experiences, and is designed to equip management with media handling skills to communicate with the press in all circumstances.
PRE REQUISITES
Nil required.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Seminar, with an emphasis on simulation and role playing.
COURSE NUMBERS AND DURATION

One (1) day.
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Coordinated Incident Management System

COURSE AIM
To provide delegates with an introduction to the Coordinated Incident Management System (CIMS).
COURSE CONTENT
Describe the role and purpose of CIMS. Demonstrate knowledge of the Elements, terminology and organizational structure of CIMS Demonstrate knowledge of incident control procedures in a CIMS operating environment.
COMPETENCY
Participants are required to pass a number of assessment skills including theory, practical and written assignments.
PRE REQUISITE
Nil required.
METHOD OF TRAINING
The course is conducted in a classroom environment with a balance of theory, practical and written assignments including pre course workbooks.
COURSE DURATION:
The course is conducted over four (4) hours.
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M&O GLOBAL | TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Well Services Courses
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Well Services Courses
WELL SERVICES COURSES
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TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Well Services Courses
Green Hand
COURSE AIM:
Introductory Level Training Course for Roughnecks and Roustabouts Seeking to Enter the Drilling Industry.
COURSE CONTENT:
Delegates will learn key skills required by Roughnecks and Roustabouts, and gain a thorough understanding of Health and Safety in the Drilling Industry, including; Drilling systems and procedures, Specific drilling equipment and components their use and operation, Overview of oil well dynamics in drilling, Role expectations of Roughnecks and Roustabouts, Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment, Job Safety Analysis, Plan a Confined Space Entry, Work Safely with Others, Personal Protective Equipment, Emergency Response and Station Bills, First Aid, Fire Fighting, Rigging and Slinging, Height Safety, and Other topics as requested.
COMPETENCY:
Qualifications achieved by delegates on M&O Drilling School Greenhand Training courses are recognized in Australia and New Zealand under the Hydrocarbon and Non-Hydrocarbon Drilling Unit Standards.
PRE REQUISITE:
Nil.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course provides delegates with an overview of drilling equipment and operations, plus practical and theoretical training to pass on the knowledge and skills required to gain employment in the drilling industry.
COURSE DURATION:
Standard courses are 3 weeks duration, but customized courses can be designed to meet specific client requirements.
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Rig Pass
COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with a basic orientation of rig operations and safe work practices to improve the safety performance and to assist in satisfying health and safety legislation, industry regulations and recommended practices. On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate a basic knowledge of: applicable regulations and government agencies, general safety policies applicable to the work site, incident and environmental protection reporting procedures, the service contractor/customer working relationship, and employee's responsibilities.
COURSE CONTENT:
Incident Reporting & Investigation, Accident Prevention Signs & Tags, Hand Safety, Back Injury Prevention, Behaviour Safety, Bloodborne Pathogens, Confined Space, Lockout Tagout, Drug & Alcohol, HAZCOM, Electrical Safety, Intervention, Fire Prevention & Portable Fire Extinguisher, Walking & Working Surfaces, Job Safety & Environmental Analysis, Offshore Orientation & Emergency Evacuation, PPE & Respiratory, Prevention of Workplace Violence, Marine Debris, Fall Protection: Introduction, Permitting, and Excavation - Trenching & Shoring
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass a written questionnaire of the topics covered in the theory session.
PRE REQUISITE:
None.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theoretical.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Well Control and Blowout Prevention

Theoretical and practical course for surface and subsea installations at Driller or Supervisory level.
COURSE AIM:
Designed to enhance understanding of the fundamentals of well control that can be applied to most well control operations, and to prepare delegates for IWCF testing.
COURSE CONTENT:
The course content covers: Basic Well Control and Principals and Procedures, Well Control Equipment, Circulation Problems and Chart, Uses of Casing Pressure for Well Control, Horizontal Well Control, and
Subsea Well Control. Note: This course can be provided as Surface or Surface & Subsea Combined, depending on the clients requirements.
COMPETENCY:
This course is fully accredited by the IADC Well Control Accreditation Program - WellCAP and IWCF.
PRE REQUISITE:
Nil
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theoretical and practical through simulation
COURSE DURATION:
Course duration is five days and operates under IADC and IWCF guidelines on instructional content, length of study for various topics, test construction, class size and simulator/test well exercises.
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Well Control for Wireline operations

COURSE AIM:
To provide well control skills for wireline operations.
COURSE CONTENT:
IADC Curriculum, including: Reasons for well servicing operations. Definitions and calculations. Kick fundamentals. Gas characteristics and behaviours. Fluids. Surface equipment. Subsurface equipment. Procedures. Complications and solutions. Organisation operations. Testing. Government, Industry and Company rules, orders and policies. Optional topics subject to customer requirements, including: H2S Considerations, Subsea considerations, Coiled tubing operations, Snubbing and HWO operations, Small tubing unit, Drilling operations, Workover operations, Techniques for controlling or killing a producing well, and
No returns pumping technique. This course also includes training on the use and operation of surface safety pollution prevention equipment and the use, operation, testing, and maintenance of sub surface safety pollution prevention equipment.
COMPETENCY:
This course is fully accredited by the IADC Well Control Accreditation Program WellCAP.
PRE REQUISITE:
Nil required.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theoretical and practical through simulation.
COURSE DURATION:
Introductory Level - Eight (8) Hours. Fundamental Level - Fifteen (15) Hours.
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TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Specialist Training Courses
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Renewable Energy Courses
RENEWABLE ENERGY COURSES
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TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Renewable Energy Courses
WindSafe (BWEA)
In response to the growing market of offshore wind farms, WindSafe is suite of offshore safety training especially designed to meet industry needs. Windsafe has been developed, in line with the approved standards designed by the British Wind Energy Association and are OPITO approved.
COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills to travel safely to and from an offshore location, follow safe working procedures offshore, and to respond to a vessel or turbine emergency.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course, delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and competence in the theory and practice of the following: Marine survival training; Pre vessel travel and check-in policies and procedures, Donning of appropriate personal protective equipment for sea travel, Safe vessel travel procedures, Safe transfer procedures to an offshore location, Following safe working practices offshore, Reporting of incidents and unsafe acts, Implementing emergency plans in accordance with procedures, Responding of offshore turbine emergencies, and Evacuation and/or escape from an offshore installation. Legislation and guidance relevant to work at heights, Safe systems of work (permits, toolbox talks, etc), Working at height hazards, Risk assessment and control measures, Safe working procedures, Fall protection systems, Equipment types, selection, inspection and use, PPE selection, inspection and use, Manual handling, Self rescue and rescue of a casualty (conscious and unconscious), and Casualty handling and recovery techniques. Uses of cranes in the wind industry, both offshore and onshore, Methods of operation, capabilities, limitations and safety equipment found on various crane types, Principles of crane operations, Crane accidents and causes case studies, Legislation and guidance relevant to crane operations, Crane hazards and control measures, Selection, application and safe use of lifting accessories, and Responsibilities of crane operators.
Working at heights;
Crane safety awareness:
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COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course has theoretical and practical components.
COURSE DURATION:
Four (4) days.
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Specialist Training Courses
SPECIALIST TRAINING COURSES
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Defensive Driving
COURSE AIM:
This is an accredited course which can be customised to meet all company requirements. The course provides a hands-on site-based learning experience for pipeline operations personnel and enable them to be able to prepare, operate and recover vehicles in the field. Customisation consultancy may be required for advanced off road driving or specific recovery training.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Apply the principle of avoiding incidents and enhance the safety of other road users. Perform routine checks on vehicles. Perform vehicle braking and skid prevention control in wet road conditions. Explain major hazards associated with driving and apply control measures.
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Current motor vehicle drivers license (where applicable).
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course has minor theoretical aspects, with the major emphasis on practical achievement.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Defensive Driving 4 x 4
COURSE AIM:
This is an accredited course which can be customised to meet all company requirements. The course provides a hands-on site-based learning experience for pipeline operations personnel and enable them to be able to prepare, operate and recover vehicles in the field. Customisation consultancy may be required for advanced off road driving or specific recovery training.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Enhance individual driving on and off road skills Demonstrate the use of a vehicles off road capabilities Demonstrate the use of various forms of recovery equipment and how to apply different techniques to ditching situations Describe the requirements and preparation for travelling to/from the field Monitor driving on and off road conditions Manage a work team carrying out recovery procedures Reinstate equipment/vehicle systems at the end of recovery operations Describe potential dangerous operating conditions and possible sources where recovery may be required Respond to driving/recovery-related emergency according to company procedures
COMPETENCY:
PRE REQUISITE:
Current motor vehicle drivers license (where applicable). Defensive Driving Course
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course has minor theoretical aspects, with the major emphasis on practical achievement.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Drive Vehicle under Operational Conditions

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills to drive a vehicle safely, including the systematic, safe and efficient control of all vehicle functions and effective management of hazardous situations under operational conditions.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion, delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and competence in the theory and practice of the following; Prepare vehicle for operational response; Vehicle cab drill and start up checks, Equipment and accessory checks, Appreciation of automotive systems, and Emergency vehicle regulations and requirements. Safe driving of a vehicle in accordance with the terrain and conditions, and Low risk driving techniques to minimise injury and damage to persons and property. Monitoring of traffic, road and conditions to ensure safety to people and property, Anticipation of traffic hazards, and Traffic legislation, rules and regulations.
Drive the vehicle;
Monitor traffic road and terrain under operational conditions;
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal examination of theory. On completion of the course, delegates will be accredited with; AQTF PUAVEH001B Drive Vehicles under Operational Conditions
PRE REQUISITE:
All delegates must complete Defensive Driving, and are to hold a current motor vehicle drivers license (where applicable).
METHOD OF TRAINING:
A suitable training area, which reflects the work environment, approaches and exits to and from the work site. This course is conducted at a venue, suitable for the theory and practical instruction of all delegates and will include the provision of catering, visual teaching aids and writing materials.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Oil Spill Overview Management Workshop

COURSE AIMS:
To provide delegates with a comprehensive overview of the response to an oil spill, outlining techniques, responsibilities and sensitivities.
COURSE CONTENT:
The program involves presentation and discussion of: Oil Spill Sources, Risks, Properties and Fate, Environmental Issues, Oil Spill Response Strategies, Oil Spill Response Arrangements in local country, Contingency Planning, Conventions, Liabilities and Compensation, and Media Aspects of Oil Spill Incidents.
PRE-REQUISITE:
A pre-learning package is provided to attendees, to enable maximum benefit of the day.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Workshops, audiovisual presentation and discussion.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Oil Spill Response Workshop

COURSE AIMS:
To provide delegates with an extensive overview of issues relating to oil spill response.
COURSE CONTENT:
The program involves presentation and discussion of: Spill Evaluation, Syndicate Exercise, Response Strategies, Case History, Oil-Types, Behaviour and Fate, Safety and Welfare, Containment and Recovery, Surveillance, Environmental Issues, Contingency Planning, Communications, Desk Top Exercise, Use of Dispersants, Beach Equipment Deployment Exercise, Response Organisations in Australia, Media Review, Coastal Resource Atlases and Trajectory Modelling, Offshore Response Equipment Deployment Exercise, and Shoreline Cleanup, Handling, Storage and Disposal of Debris.
PRE-REQUISITE:
A pre-learning package is provided to attendees.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Audiovisual presentations, syndicate work and practical hands on equipment familiarisation / deployment.
COURSE DURATION:
Four (4) days.
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Oil Spill Operations Workshop

COURSE AIMS:
To provide delegates with an overview of issues relating oil spill response, with particular emphasis placed on practical equipment handling.
COURSE CONTENT:
The program involves presentation and discussion of: Spill Evaluation, Oil-Types, Behaviour and Fate, Communications, Containment and Recovery, Safety and Welfare, Equipment familiarisation Exercise, Shoreline Cleanup, Use of Dispersants, Recovery Equipment Deployment Exercise, Off-Shore Deployment Exercise, Media Handling, Handling, Storage and Disposal of Debris, Egmopol / Dispersant Equipment Exercise, and Beach Equipment Deployment Exercise.
COMPETENCY:
Strong emphasis on practical training and includes syndicate work and discussion.
PRE-REQUISITE:
COURSE DURATION:
Three (3) days.
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Shoreline Clean-up Workshop

COURSE AIMS:
This two-day program concentrates on the shoreline aspects of a response.
COURSE CONTENT:
The program involves presentation and discussion of: Spill Response Organisation. Shoreline Characteristics, Sensitivities, and protection. Shoreline Assessment. Shoreline Cleanup Strategies. Waste Management. Coastal Resource Atlases. Occupational Health and Safety Planning. Communications and Reporting Systems. Personnel Support. Workforce and Site Management. Logistics Considerations. Community and Media Liaison. Documentation. Termination of Response / Demobilisation. Field Exercise.
PRE-REQUISITE:
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Presentations, discussion, syndicate work and field exercises.
COURSE DURATION:
Three (3) days.
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Dangerous Goods by Air - Acceptance

PURPOSE:
This course helps people interpret and apply the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR), which are pertinent for both domestic and international air transportation. Full compliance with the Regulations, and an understanding of the concepts behind them, will ensure the safety of all who travel by air and protect shippers and their agents from unknowingly committing unlawful acts regarding dangerous goods.
WHAT YOU GET:

You will receive comprehensive training in the theory and practical aspects of shipping dangerous goods by air. The course examines all aspects of the IATA DGR and provides a systematic approach to identifying and preparing hazardous shipments for air transport. There are plenty of follow-up exercises to reinforce the knowledge acquired. Delegates can bring along material safety data sheets (MSDS) if they wish to ask specific questions.
COURSE QUALIFICATION AND RECOGNITION:

This course is accredited by: The International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Board in Montreal, and successful delegates are listed on the IATA International Dangerous Goods Student Register;
The Training Accreditation Council of Western Australia; and approved by: The Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia (CASA). A certificate is issued on successful completion of an end-of-course questionnaire and the qualification is valid for TWO YEARS. You must attend a "Refresher" course within the two year period for your qualification to remain valid after this date.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This course is ideal for people involved with the packaging, documentation or control of hazardous materials shipped by air. People accepting airfreight for, or on behalf of, freight forwarders and air operators/airlines in Australia have a legal requirement to obtain dangerous goods training. No previous knowledge or experience with air transport or dangerous goods is required to complete the course.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Dangerous Goods by Sea

PURPOSE:
Learn how to interpret and apply the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) code and Australian Maritime Orders (AMO) to shipments of hazardous material being sent by sea. Full compliance with the Code and Orders, plus an understanding of the concepts behind them, will ensure the safety of maritime shipping (and of course the marine environment), and ensure that international laws are not broken. The course is designed to provide comprehensive training in the theory and practical aspects of shipping dangerous goods by sea. It examines the IMDG Code and provides you with a systematic approach to packaging and documenting a hazardous shipment for sea transport. You'll have plenty of follow-up exercises to reinforce the knowledge acquired.

This course is accredited by: The Training Accreditation Council of Western Australia; and recognized by: The Australian Maritime Safety Authority. A certificate is issued on successful completion and the qualification is valid for TWO YEARS. of an end-of-course questionnaire
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

If you are involved with the packaging, documentation or control of hazardous materials for transport by sea, then this course is for you. It's also ideal for freight forwarders and consolidators involved with sea freight, and anyone involved with the shipping of dangerous goods by sea.
LEVEL OF COMPETENCY:
No previous knowledge or experience with sea transport or dangerous goods is required to complete the course.
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Dangerous Goods by Road

PURPOSE:
This course assists organizations transporting dangerous goods by road, and road freight industry personnel, to interpret and apply the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail. An understanding of the concepts behind the Code will ensure compliance with the law, and protect those who carry dangerous goods. The course is designed to provide comprehensive training in the theory and practical aspects of shipping dangerous goods by road. Throughout the course, you will examine the code and learn a systematic approach to packaging and documenting a hazardous shipment for road transport. There are plenty of follow-up exercises to reinforce the knowledge acquired and to ensure all Australian regulations are complied with. The course covers the following components: Classification of hazardous materials, Naming dangerous goods, Packaging selection, Bulk and intermediate bulk containers, Marking and Placarding, Vehicle safety standards, Marking and Segregation and Stowage, Safety equipment, Procedures during transport, Documentation, and Bulk transfer procedures for Flammable Liquids.

This course is accredited by: The Training Accreditation Council of Western Australia; A certificate is issued on successful completion of an end-of-course questionnaire.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

If you are involved with the packaging, documentation or control of hazardous materials for transport by road, then this course is for you. It's also ideal for freight forwarders, couriers and consolidators involved with road freight, and anyone involved with transporting dangerous goods by road. This course is not suitable for drivers transporting dangerous goods in bulk.
LEVEL OF COMPETENCY:
No previous knowledge or experience with road transport or dangerous goods is required to complete the course
COURSE DURATION:
One (1) day.
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Vehicle Extrication Road Crash Rescue

COURSE AIM:
The aim of this course is to provide delegates with the knowledge, practical skills and abilities to perform vehicle extrication at the scene of a road crash accident.
COURSE CONTENT:
Emergency organisation roles Vehicle Construction Procedures and Precautions for Preparation and Response Procedures and Precautions for Casualty Access and Removal Rescue Equipment Conclusion and after event actions
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal examination of theory. At the completion of the course, delegates are awarded PUASAR001A Participate in a Rescue Operation and PUASAR002A Undertake Road Accident Rescue
PRE REQUISITE:
Delegates must be in possession of a valid basic emergency medical qualification as recognized by the authorities of the country where the course is hosted.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
This course has theoretical, practical components, including the use of scenario-based assessments.
COURSE DURATION:
Minimum of 40 hours.
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Undertake Structural Collapse Rescue

COURSE AIM:
To provide delegates with the knowledge and skills to undertake a rescue under structural collapse conditions, as a member of a rescue team.
COURSE CONTENT:
On completion of the course, delegates will be able to demonstrate the knowledge and competence in the theory and practice of the following; Prepare for structural collapse operation; Analysis of operations and task information. Scene assessment and management, Hazard assessment - monitoring and control, Collapse site sectors and boundaries and marking systems, and Rescue communications. Locating devices. Selection and use of appropriate rescue equipment and relevant checks, and Ropes, anchors and rigging systems. Treatment of casualties, and Preservation of an incident scene. Equipment recovery and servicing, Signs and symptoms of post-operational stress, and Rescue operation documentation. Assess and manage structural collapse scene;
Determine location and condition of casualties; Gain access to casualties;
Remove casualties;
Terminate rescue operations;
COMPETENCY:
Delegates are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal examination of theory. On completion of the course, delegates will be accredited with; AQTF PUASAR007B Undertake Structural Collapse Rescue
PRE REQUISITE:
The following are pre requisites for this course: PUASAR001B Participate in a rescue operation PUATEA002B Work Autonomously (Co requisite)
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theory and practical training and assessment.
COURSE DURATION:
Dependent on client needs.
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Urban Search & Rescue Training

COURSE AIM:
Urban search-and-rescue (US&R) involves the location, initial medical stabilization, extrication and rescue of victims trapped in confined spaces caused by structural collapse transportation accidents, mines and collapsed trenches, resulting from earthquakes, cyclones, floods, explosions, fire, impact, or terrorist attacks. US&R Training is therefore multidisciplinary with various levels of technical complexity tailored for a US&R Team mission and role. The categories for US&R Training are defined as: USAR Category 1 Surface and rescue Category 1 training is directed at the rescue and removal of surface (lightly trapped) casualties by the first responder. This includes basic search techniques such as carrying out limited debris removal, occupational health and safety, an appreciation of specialist equipment and techniques and the ability to work as a part of a team. USAR Category 2 Surface and below debris Search and Rescue Category 2 training is directed towards search and rescue of trapped victims. At this level USAR personnel need to be proficient in all aspects of USAR work, including recognition of hazards, the ability to locate and remove trapped victims, operation of specialised equipment, and undertaking structural triage, shore, crib, cut core into concrete and masonry.
This course requires a prerequisite of completion of Category 1 training. USAR Category 3 USAR management Category 3 training is intended for personnel who are trained USAR taskforce leaders. This training is directed at the command, control and management of a USAR taskforce. This course requires a prerequisite of completion of Category 1 and 2 training.
COURSE CONTENT:
US&R Training includes the following modules: Confined space entry and rescue; Vertical/rope rescue; Trench rescue; Collapse rescue; Atmospheric monitoring; Technical search (electronic, acoustic & optical);
Incident Command for Technical Rescue Operations. These courses can be conducted stand alone or in combination to achieve the US&R Categories, or to meet the specific needs of the client. Each of the courses can be delivered at the awareness, operations or technical level: US&R Training can be delivered on site, and customised for a clients procedures and responsibilities. Specialist and technical equipment can be provided for training if required; otherwise the courses can be designed to suit existing equipment and resources.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
Theoretical and substantial practical training and assessment.
COURSE DURATION:
Dependent on client needs, and level of the course.
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Aviation Courses
AVIATION COURSES
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TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Aviation Courses
Helicopter Refuelling
COURSE AIM:
To provide the essential knowledge, skills, and normal and emergency operating procedures for personnel involved with the refuelling of helicopters.
COURSE CONTENT:
This course includes the study of the following subjects: Work Safely around Aircraft. Refuelling and Safety Equipment. Personnel Health and Safety. Fuel Quality and Control. Normal Operating Refuelling Procedures. "HOT" Refuelling Regulations, Operations and Procedures. Fire Safety and Prevention. Emergency Operating Procedures. Helideck Fire Fighting Knowledge and Procedures. Helideck Emergency and Rescue.
COMPETENCY:
The level of competency attained in this course is a Certificate in Helicopter Refuelling with attainment of the following units of Competency to the Australian Qualifications Training Framework (AQTF) standards in the Aviation Skills set: PUAFIR209B - Work safely around aircraft AVI1Z508B - Maintain basic situation awareness in the aviation workplace AVI3F508B - Maintain the safety of people and aircraft AVI3L308B - Plan an aircraft load AVI3W608B - Refuel aircraft AVI4J208B- Conduct quality control operations related to refuelling/de-fuelling aircraft
The course also includes the Australian civil aviation industry standard Civil Aviation Order 20.11 Appendix IV Crew member emergency procedures proficiency test and certificate which meets International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) standards and is recognised within all ICAO contracting countries.
PRE REQUISITE:
Nil.
METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course consists of both theory and onsite practical training either on clients equipment or company equipment. Students are provided with course notes for reference during the course and for referral as required post course.
COURSE DURATION:
Two (2) days.
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Helicopter Aircrew Officer Winch/Hoist Operator

COURSE AIM:
To attain the essential knowledge and skills required to qualify an individual for the position of Helicopter Hoist/Winch Operator and to undertake the duties required of a member of a helicopter flightcrew in all facets of the industry including Search & Rescue, Wildfires, and utility work.
COURSE CONTENT:
This course includes the study of all core and elective units for the course (19 core and 10 elective) which include: TLIA107C AVI4E108B AVI2F1409A AVI3E308B TLIE207C AVI3F508B AVI3F608B AVI4F108B AVI3L308B TLIO207D AVI3W2508A AVI3W2608A AVI4W2808A AVI3W2408A AVI3Y5208A AVI4Y5408A AVI4Y5108A AVI1Z508B HLTFA201A BSBMGT401A PUAFIR209B AVI3F1609A AVI4J208B AVI3W2708A AVI3W608B AVI4Y5408A AVI4Y5509A AVI4Y5609A HLTFA404A PUAFIR210A Secure Cargo Maintain Aircraft Radio Communications Undertake aircraft underwater escape and survival (HUET) Complete a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) Estimate/calculate mass, area and quantify dimensions Maintain the safety of people and aircraft Respond to abnormal and emergency situations within the aircraft Manage Human Factors in Aircraft Flight Plan an Aircraft Load Follow Security Procedures Complete aircraft/equipment pre- and post-flight actions Conduct night aided vision aviation operations Manage aircraft sensor systems Perform Wireman Duties Conduct Helicopter landing site and unprepared helicopter operations Conduct Hoisting Operations Conduct external load lift operations Maintain basic situation awareness in the aviation workplace Provide basic emergency life support Show leadership in the workplace Work safely around aircraft Marshal Aircraft Conduct quality control operations related to Refuelling / de-fuelling aircraft Deliver pyrotechnics and hand held stores Refuel Aircraft Perform aircrewman cockpit duties Conduct Airborne Extraction Operations Conduct Airborne Rappelling Operations* Apply advanced resuscitation techniques Undertake Hover-exit Operations from Helicopter**
* Conduct Airborne Rappelling Operations covers Dispatching of Rappeller's and not Rappelling down the rope. Rappelling is a separate add-on course. ** Undertake Hover-exit Operations from a Helicopter is not a Certificate IV course however is included to provide all the necessary skills required for aircrew.
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COMPETENCY:
The level of competency attained in this course is the Certificate IV in Aviation (Aircrewman) qualification to Australian Qualifications Training Framework (AQTF) standards. The course also includes the Australian civil aviation industry standard Civil Aviation Order 29.11 Appendix III approval which meets International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) standards and is recognised within all ICAO contracting countries.
PRE REQUISITE:
Nil.
COURSE DURATION:
Stage 1 - Theory (Correspondence based) - 80 hours home study - Theory (Classroom) - 40 hours (1 week) Stage 2 - Practical Training & Assessment - 2 weeks (10 days)
METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course consists of both theory and practical training. Theory elements can be completed via home based study or can be included (1st week) into a 3 week programme. The Practical Training and Assessment for the course is conducted using both simulated and actual flying in helicopters. The practical elements are undertaken over a 2 week period consisting of 10 days of actual training and 2 days rest in the middle.
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Helicopter Rescue Crewman Training

COURSE AIM:
To attain the essential knowledge and skills required to qualify an individual for the position of Rescue Crewman, otherwise referred to as the 'Down the Wireman' and to undertake the duties required of a member of a helicopter flightcrew in all facets of the Search & Rescue (SAR) and Emergency Medical Service (EMS) industry.
COURSE CONTENT:
This course includes the study of all core and elective units for the course (14 core and 7 elective) which include: TLIA107C Secure Cargo AVI4E108B AVI2F1409A AVI3F508B AVI3F608B AVI4F108B AVI3W2508A AVI3W2608A AVI3W2408A AVI3Y5208A AVI1Z508B HLTFA201A PUAFIR209B AVI3F1609A AVI3W2708A AVI4W2808A AVI3W608B AVI4Y5108A AVI4Y5408A HLTFA404A PUAFIR210A Maintain Aircraft Radio Communications Undertake aircraft underwater escape and survival (HUET) Maintain the safety of people and aircraft Respond to abnormal and emergency situations within the aircraft Manage Human Factors in Aircraft Flight Complete aircraft/equipment pre- and post-flight actions Conduct night aided vision aviation operations Perform Wireman Duties Conduct Helicopter landing site and unprepared helicopter operations Maintain basic situation awareness in the aviation workplace Provide basic emergency life support Work safely around aircraft Marshal Aircraft Deliver pyrotechnics and hand held stores Manage aircraft sensor systems Refuel Aircraft Conduct external load lift operations Conduct Hoisting Operations Apply advanced resuscitation techniques Undertake Hover-exit Operations from Helicopter*
TLIO207D Follow Security Procedures
* Undertake Hover-exit Operations from a Helicopter is not a Certificate IV course however is included to provide all the necessary skills required for aircrew. Note: It is advised that the additional unit of Conduct Airborne Rappelling Operations be added to this course to ensure participants have all the necessary skills required to undertake the position.
COMPETENCY:
The level of competency attained in this course is the Certificate III in Aviation (Rescue Crewman) qualification to Australian Qualifications Training Framework (AQTF) standards. The course also includes the Australian civil aviation industry standard Civil Aviation Order 20.11 Appendix IV Crew member emergency procedures proficiency test and certificate which meets International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) standards and is recognised within all ICAO contracting countries.
PRE REQUISITE:
Nil.
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METHOD OF TRAINING:
The course consists of both theory and practical training. Theory elements can be completed via home based study or can be included (1st week) into a 3 week programme. The Practical Training and Assessment for the course is conducted using both simulated and actual flying in helicopters. The practical elements are undertaken over a 2 week period consisting of 10 days of actual training and 2 days rest in the middle.
COURSE DURATION:
Stage 1 Stage 2 - Theory (Correspondence based) - 80 hours home study - Theory (Classroom) - 40 hours (1 week) - Practical Training & Assessment - 2 weeks (10 days)
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TRAINING SERVICES CATALOGUE | Oil & Gas Technical Training Courses
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Oil & Gas Technical Training Courses
OIL & GAS TECHNICAL TRAINING COURSES
148
Introduction to Company Health, Safety & Environment

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised course that provides an overview of company HS&E policies, practices, obligations, risk assessment and hazard management, hazard and incident reporting, manual handling, hazardous material handling, personal protective equipment, environmental awareness and security awareness.
INTENDED FOR:
All new employees in a gas pipeline company.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe company and employee HSE obligations. Describe company safety management system. Carry out a risk assessment and job hazard analysis according to company procedures and systems. Explain principles of loss control and use hazard and incident reporting systems. Apply safe manual handling techniques. Apply safe hazardous material handling practices and procedures. Select and use personal protective equipment appropriate to task. Describe and comply with company environmental obligations and procedures. Apply basic principles of security management at local and remote worksites.
RELATIONSHIP TO COMPETENCY STANDARDS:

PMAOHS200 Participate in workplace safety procedures PMASUP100 Apply Workplace Procedures PMASUP120 Follow environmental work practices UEG NSG103 Comply With Workplace OHS Procedures and Practices UEG NSG104 Comply With Environmental Policies and Procedures
IN PARTIAL COMPLETION OF QUALIFICATION:

PMA20202 Certificate II in Process Support UEG20106 Certificate II in Utilities Industry Operations Transmission Pathway UEG20106 Certificate II in Utilities Industry Operations Distribution Pathway
PRE-REQUISITES:
None.
COURSE DURATION:
2 days. Program ID : 276
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Introduction to Gas Transmission Pipeline Operations

OVERVIEW:
This is an essential introductory course that provides an overview of high pressure gas transmission pipelines. This course is generally site-based and includes an overview of inlet stations, scraper stations, compressor stations and meter stations, including basic information on: hydrocarbon properties, pipeline components, instrument/electrical, gas analysis, SCADA and control systems, process and instrumentation diagrams, corrosion control, pigging, gas filtration, compression and rotating equipment, field communications and journey planning.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is ideally suited for all employees working on gas transmission pipelines and facilities.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe the construction of a high pressure gas transmission pipeline. Describe the functions of typical components on gas pipeline facilities. Describe the properties of hydrocarbons and basics of hydrocarbons processing. Explain the principles of operation of typical pipeline instruments, monitoring and control systems, including SCADA. Explain the principles of operation of gas analysis systems including moisture analysers, gas chromatographs, densitometers, calorimeters. Explain the principles of pipeline pigging. Explain the principles of pipeline gas compression. Explain the principles of corrosion control. Interpret process and instrumentation diagrams for a pipeline facility. Demonstrate use of pipeline communications equipment (optional). Demonstrate preparing a journey plan and pre-start preparation for a trip (optional).
PRE-REQUISITES:
None.
COURSE DURATION:
3 days.
Program ID : 277
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Introduction to Gas Pipeline Engineering 1

OVERVIEW:
This is an essential introductory course that provides an overview of pipeline engineering. This course includes an overview of petroleum geology, reservoir & well equipment, extraction and processing, pipeline facilities, hydrocarbon properties, AS2885, statutory requirements overview, pipeline components, gas analysis, SCADA and control systems, process and instrumentation diagrams, pigging, corrosion control, gas compression and flow measurements.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is suitable for all engineering and technical pipelines and facilities personnel.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Explain the principles of petroleum geology, extraction and processing. Describe the functions of typical components on gas pipeline facilities. Describe the properties of hydrocarbons and basics of hydrocarbons processing. Explain the principles of operation of typical pipeline instruments, monitoring and control systems (incl. SCADA). Explain the principles of operation of gas analysis systems including moisture analysers, gas chromatographs, densitometers, calorimeters. Explain the principles of pigging. Explain the principles of gas compression. Explain the principles of rotating equipment, lubrication and bearings. Explain the principles of corrosion control. Explain the principles of gas measurement. Interpret process and instrumentation diagrams for a facility.
PRE-REQUISITES:
None.
COURSE DURATION:
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Introduction to Oil and Gas Industry

OVERVIEW:
This is an essential introductory course that provides an overview of the oil and gas industry. This course includes an overview of petroleum geology, reservoir & well equipment, extraction and processing, oil and gas well and processing facilities, hydrocarbon properties, control systems, process and instrumentation diagrams, pigging, corrosion control and compression.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is suitable for all engineering and technical oil and gas facilities personnel.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Explain the principles of petroleum geology, extraction and processing. Describe the functions of typical well and hydrocarbons processing facilities. Describe the properties of hydrocarbons. Explain the principles of operation of typical instruments, monitoring and control systems. Explain the principles of pigging. Explain the principles of compression. Explain the principles of rotating equipment, lubrication and bearings. Explain the principles of corrosion control. Interpret process and instrumentation diagrams for a facility.
PRE-REQUISITES:
None.
COURSE DURATION:
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High Pressure Gas Receipt Facility Safety Competency

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised course that enables employees to work safely and competently at custody transfer/meter stations. The course provides a hands-on site-based learning experience for operators and maintainers of gas receipt stations, typically at mine sites and power stations. This course includes an overview of gas transmission pipelines, gas safety, gas testing, pipeline components, instrument/electrical, SCADA and control systems, process and instrumentation diagrams, filter vessel operation, water bath heater operation, pressure reduction system operation, fuel gas system overview and gas system emergency response. Customisation consultancy may be required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is suitable for all operators and maintainers of fuel gas inlet systems at mine sites, power stations or any gas receipt stations.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe the properties and hazards associated with hydrocarbons and natural gas. Explain the principles of operation of typical pipeline instruments, monitoring and control systems, including SCADA. Explain the principles of operation of filter vessels, water bath heaters and pressure reduction systems. Demonstrate isolation, preparation for maintenance and reinstatement of filter vessels, water bath heaters and pressure reduction systems. Interpret process and instrumentation diagrams for a gas receipt facility. Demonstrate use of gas testing equipment. Describe the normal gas flow path at the gas receipt facility. Describe potential abnormal operating conditions and possible sources of emergencies. Respond to a gas-related emergency at the gas receipt facility according to company procedures.

PMAOHS110 Respond to Emergency Situation PMAOHS210 Undertake first response to non-fire incident PMAOMIR217 Gas test atmospheres UEGNSG309 First on site emergency response

PMA20202 Certificate II in Process Support UEG40206 Certificate IV in Gas Industry Transmission Pipeline
PRE-REQUISITES:
None.
COURSE DURATION:
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Gas Operations Permit to Work Hot, Cold, Confined Space & Minor Excavations
OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised course that enables employees to comply with the requirements of client company permit to work, isolation and tagging procedures. There are various levels of permit issuing authorisations and this is typically the most common. The course provides a hands-on sitebased learning experience for pipeline operations personnel and pre-qualifies them for authorisation by management to be able to prepare for, issue and monitor hot work, cold work, confined space and minor excavation permits. Customisation consultancy may be required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas transmission and distribution permit issuers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Carry out a job hazard analysis for a task. Demonstrate the use of gas testing equipment and pipe locator. Describe the requirements and preparation for confined space entry work. Prepare for hot, cold, confined space and minor excavation work. Monitor work permit. Manage a work team carrying out under a work permit. Reinstate equipment/system at the end of work permit. Describe potential abnormal operating conditions and possible sources of emergencies. Respond to a gas-related emergency at the gas receipt facility according to company procedures.

PMAOHS110 Respond to Emergency Situation PMAOHS210 Undertake first response to non-fire incident PMAOMIR217 Gas test atmospheres PMAPER200 Work in accordance with an issued permit PMAPER201 Monitor and control work permits PMAPER300 Issue work permits PMAPER302 Issue work permits (hot work/confined space) PMASUP242 Monitor Pipeline Civil Works UEGNSG112A Conduct isolation procedures for permit to work system for a Gas Industry work site

PMA30202 Certificate III in Process Support UEG40206 Certificate IV in Gas Industry Operations
PRE-REQUISITES:
Introduction to Company Health, Safety & Environment (276) & Introduction to Gas Transmission Pipeline Operations (277).
COURSE DURATION:
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Operate Vehicle in the Field

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited course which can be customised to meet all company requirements. The course provides a hands-on site-based learning experience for pipeline operations personnel and enables them to be able to prepare, operate and recover vehicles in the field. Customisation consultancy may be required for advanced off road driving or specific recovery training.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for personnel travelling off road within the gas transmission and distribution network.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Enhance individual driving on and off road skills. Demonstrate the use of a vehicles off road capabilities. Demonstrate the use of various forms of recovery equipment and how to apply different techniques to ditching situations. Describe the requirements and preparation for travelling to/from the field. Monitor driving on and off road driving conditions. Manage a work team carrying out recovery procedures. Reinstate equipment / vehicle systems at the end of recovery operations. Describe potential dangerous operating conditions and possible sources where recovery may be required. Respond to driving / recovery -related emergency according to company procedures.

PMAOPS326A Operate vehicle in the field

PMA30202 Certificate III in Process Support UEG40206 Certificate IV in Gas Industry Operations
PRE-REQUISITES:
Current C Class licence.
COURSE DURATION:
1 day. Program ID : 263
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Process Plant Basics 1

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited course intended for technicians who operate and monitor various oil and gas processing equipment (includes pumps, valves and separation equipment). Competencies include being able to operate and monitor the equipment, performing startup and shutdown operations, preparing for and carrying out maintenance, as well as being aware of and contributing to a safe working environment, and the safe and productive operation of the related system.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for oil and gas operators and technicians.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Operate equipment. Operate pump drivers. Operate valves. Operate separation equipment. Monitor equipment operation. Shut down and restart equipment. Prepare equipment for maintenance. Carry out maintenance procedures. Respond to fluid flow problems. Solve separation equipment problems. Control hazards.

PMAOPS200A Operate and Monitor an Item of Equipment PMAOPS201A Operate Fluid Flow Equipment
PMAOPS206A Operate Separation Equipment In partial completion of: PMA40102 Certificate IV Process Plant Technology
PRE-REQUISITES:
Permit to Work.
COURSE DURATION:
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Process Plant Basics 2

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited course intended for technicians who operate and monitor valving, pumping systems and prime movers. Competencies include being able to operate and monitor the equipment, performing start-up and shutdown operations, preparing for and carrying out maintenance, as well as being aware of and contributing to a safe working environment, and the safe and productive operation of the related system.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for oil and gas operators and technicians.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Preparing equipment for operation. Start up prime movers. Monitor and assess prime mover systems. Respond to prime mover problems. Starting up pumps. Monitor and assess pumping systems and equipment. Prepare equipment for maintenance. Prepare valves for operation. Operate valve systems. Respond to valve problems. Conduct operational maintenance. Control hazards.

PMAOPS221A Operate and Monitor Prime Movers PMAOPS222A Operate and Monitor Pumping Systems & Equipment PMAOPS223A Operate and Monitor Valve Systems

PMA40102 Certificate IV Process Plant Technology
PRE-REQUISITES:
Permit to Work.
COURSE DURATION:
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Process Plant Intermediate

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited course intended for technicians who operate and monitor heat exchangers, compressor systems (and associated equipment) and process control systems. Competencies include being able to operate and monitor the equipment, performing start-up and shutdown operations, preparing for and carrying out maintenance, able to use process control equipment and able to respond to alarms, able as well as being aware of and contributing to a safe working environment, and the safe and productive operation of the related system.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for oil and gas field operators and technicians.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Operate heat exchangers. Respond to heat exchanger problems. Start up compressor systems/ equipment. Control and monitor the compressor system. Shut down compressor systems/equipment. Maintain plant effectiveness. Carry out maintenance procedures. Use operator interface. Access control information. Control process variations and monitor normal operations. Facilitate planned and unplanned process start-ups and shut-downs. Respond to alarms or out of specification conditions. Resolve problems. Control hazards.

PMAOPS205A Operate Heat Exchangers PMAOPS304A Operate & Monitor Compressor Systems & Equipment PMAOPS305A Operate Process Control Systems

PRE-REQUISITES:
Permit to Work.
COURSE DURATION:
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Wells & Well Management

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited course intended for technicians who operate, monitor and manage wells and ancillary equipment. Competencies include operating and monitoring the performance of well equipment, making adjustments to and reporting on product flows, identifying and reporting operational problems, product transfer, pipeline pigging, being aware of and contributing to a safe working environment, and the safe and productive operation of the system.
INTENDED FOR:
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Produce oil and gas. Conduct flow measurement. Monitor product/volume efficiencies. Maintain well and associated production equipment. Handle product transfer. Transfer product to storage. Prepare equipment for maintenance. Prepare the pipeline system for pigging (launching/receiving). Launch, monitor progress and / or receive pig. Interpret pigging data. Control hazards. Respond to problems.

PMAOPS 320A Conduct Artificial Lift PMAOPS321A Undertake Well Management PMASUP340A Conduct Pipeline Pigging

PRE-REQUISITES:
Permit to Work.
COURSE DURATION:
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Process Plant Advanced 1

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited course intended for technicians who operate and monitor dehydration or cryogenic systems (and their associated equipment). Tasks include being able to operate and monitor dehydration and cryogenic equipment, performing start-up and shutdown operations, preparing for and carrying out maintenance as well as being aware of and contributing to a safe working environment, and the safe and productive operation of the related system.
INTENDED FOR:
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Start up dehydration system. Undertake dehydration of product. Record process variations and communicate problems. Start up and shut down refrigeration system. Monitor and control refrigeration system. Carry out maintenance procedures. Resolve Problems. Control hazards.

PMAOPS327A Produce Product using Fixed Bed Dehydration PMAOPS340A Operate Cryogenic Processes

PRE-REQUISITES:
Permit to Work.
COURSE DURATION:
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Process Plant Advanced 2

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited course intended for technicians who operate and monitor production facilities either locally or via remote. Competencies include being able to operate and monitor the production equipment, performing product separation, change output rate, grade or specification, maintain plant effectiveness, perform start-up and shutdown operations, prepare for and carry out maintenance, effective recording as well as being aware of and contribute to a safe working environment, and the safe and productive operation of the related system.
INTENDED FOR:
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Start up production unit. Monitor and control the unit. Change unit output rate, grade or specification. Maintain plant effectiveness. Shut down unit. Conduct product separation. Recover and measure product. Transfer product. Record transfer details. Conduct operational maintenance. Resolve problems. Control hazards.

PMAOPS300A Operate a Production Unit PMAOPS410A Monitor Remote Production Facilities

PRE-REQUISITES:
Permit to Work.
COURSE DURATION:
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Pipeline Easement & Integrity Program 1 MLV, Scraper Stations, Easement & CP
OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised course that provides employees with the learning and development required to operate and maintain mainline valve (MLV) sites, scraper stations, carry out easement activities and work on pipeline cathodic protection systems.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas transmission and distribution operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Plan and prepare for field maintenance of easement, MLV and scraper station sites. Conduct routine checks and perform minor maintenance at MLV sites, scraper station sites and the easement. Report on environmental or other abnormalities or hazards on the easement. Liaise with third parties to promote friendly and safe interface. Identify and respond to unauthorised third party activities on the easement. Identify abnormal conditions, rectify and report on abnormal conditions at MLV and scraper station sites. Isolate, vent and reinstate scraper station piping and traps. Vent and re-pressure upstream or downstream of pipeline at MLV and scraper station sites. Describe principles of operation of pig launchers and receivers. Carry out routine checks and minor maintenance of cathodic protection systems. Use multimeter to take measurements of cathodic protection system parameters. Describe the purpose and principles of CP surveys. Describe the purpose of pipeline corrosion protection plans.

PMASUP241 Maintain Pipeline Easements PMASUP343 Monitor and Maintain Cathodic Protection Systems PMAOPS223 Operate and Monitor Valve Systems UEGNSG106 Co-ordinate Repair of Pipeline, Facilities and Equipment (partial) UEGNSG303 Gas Transmission Pipeline Surveillance

PMA30202 Certificate III in Process Support UEG30106 Certificate III in Gas Industry Operations UEG40206 Certificate IV in Gas Industry Transmission Pipeline
PRE-REQUISITES:
Gas Operations Permit to Work (112) .
COURSE DURATION:
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Pipeline Easement & Integrity Program 2 Excavation & Coating Repairs

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised course that provides employees with the learning and development required to carry out permit issuing, excavation, entry preparation, works monitoring and reinstatement of buried high pressure gas transmission pipelines. This course includes training required for assessing and carrying out pipeline coating repairs. Customisation consultancy may be required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas transmission and distribution pipeline operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe the various methods of ensuring trench stability. Identify and comply with company excavation procedure. Plan and prepare for an excavation. Identify location of excavation from work order or GPS coordinates. Take out excavation permit, supervise and monitor excavation of buried station or easement pipework. Locate position of coating defect and describe defect. Assess coating defect and select repair method. Prepare surface for defect repair according to procedure. Repair or supervise repair of coating defect according to procedure. Reinstate excavation.

PMASUP242 Monitor Pipeline Civil Works Essential skill for PMASUP344 Monitor and Control Repairs and Modifications on Operational Pipe UEGNSG201A Excavate for Underground Utilities Services Operating Plant and Equipment UEGNSG301 Coat Gas Pipelines UEGNSG316 Site Control of Excavations in the Vicinity of a Transmission Pipeline PMASUP243 Monitor and Maintain Pipeline Coatings

PMA30202 Certificate III in Process Support UEG20106 Certificate II in Utilities Industry Operations Distribution Pathway UEG40206 Certificate IV in Gas Industry Operations
PRE-REQUISITES:
Pipeline Mechanical Program 2 (250).
COURSE DURATION:
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Pipeline Easement & Integrity Program 3 Pigging Operation

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised course that provides employees with the essential knowledge and experiential learning required to carry out pipeline pigging operations. This course is site-based on your company facility and is best carried in coordination with a pigging activity.
INTENDED FOR:
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Identify and describe the types of pigs used in the pipeline industry. Describe the principles of operation and purpose of pigs including intelligent pigs. Plan and prepare for pigging operations. Conduct or monitor a pigging operation. Interpret pigging data or results. Reinstate pig traps.

PMASUP340 Conduct Pipeline Pigging UEGNSG306 Launch and Recover PIG in Gas Transmission Pipeline

PMA30202 Certificate III in Process Support UEG30106 Certificate III in Utilities Industry Operations Distribution Pathway UEG40206 Certificate IV in Gas Industry Transmission Pipeline
PRE-REQUISITES:
Pipeline Easement & Integrity Program 1 (256) & Pipeline Mechanical Program 1 (249).
COURSE DURATION:
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Pipeline Station Operations Program 1 Filtration, Heating & Pressure Reduction Operation
OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on course that provides employees with the learning and development required to operate and monitor filtration/separation systems, water bath heaters and pressure reduction systems. The training incorporates use of company work instructions/procedures and includes start-up, monitoring, shut down, run-change, preparing for maintenance, carry out minor maintenance and reinstatement. Customisation consultancy may be required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas transmission pipeline operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Identify and describe the types and principles of operation of filters/separators, heaters, regulators. Plan and prepare for equipment start or run change operation. Monitor equipment operation. Isolate and prepare for minor maintenance. Carry out minor maintenance. Reinstate equipment.

PMAOPS230 Monitor, Operate and Maintain Pipeline Stations and Equipment UEG NSG106 Co-ordinate Repair of Pipeline, Facilities and Equipment UEG NSG307 Perform Routine Maintenance on Transmission Pipeline Facilities and Equipment

PMA20202 Certificate II in Process Support UEG30106 Certificate III in Utilities Industry Operations Transmission Pathway
PRE-REQUISITES:
CO-REQUISITES:
Pipeline Station Operations Program 2 (262).
COURSE DURATION:
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Pipeline Station Operations Program 2 Gas Analysis & Metering System Operation
OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on course that provides employees with the learning and development required to operate and monitor gas sampling, moisture analyser, gas chromatograph and metering systems. The training incorporates use of company work instructions/procedures and includes start-up, monitoring, shut down, run-change, preparing for maintenance, carry out minor maintenance and reinstatement. Customisation consultancy may be required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe principles of operation of sampling systems, moisture analysers and gas chromatographs. Plan and prepare for equipment start or run change operation. Monitor equipment operation Isolate and prepare for minor maintenance. Carry out minor maintenance including GC bottle changes. Reinstate equipment.


PRE-REQUISITES:
CO-REQUISITES:
Pipeline Station Operations Program 1 (261).
COURSE DURATION:
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Pipeline Station Operations Program 3 Odorant System Operation

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on course that provides the learning and development required to operate and monitor odorant injection systems and bypass odorisers. The training incorporates use of company work instructions/procedures and includes start-up, monitoring, shut down, run-change, preparing for maintenance, carry out minor maintenance and reinstatement. Customisation consultancy may be required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe the principles of operation of odorant systems. Plan and prepare for equipment start or run change operation. Monitor equipment operation. Isolate and prepare for minor maintenance. Carry out minor maintenance. Reinstate equipment.

PMAOPS230 Monitor, Operate and Maintain Pipeline Stations and Equipment PMAOPS231 Control Gas Odorisation UEG NSG106 Co-ordinate Repair of Pipeline, Facilities and Equipment UEG NSG107 Control Gas Odorisation UEG NSG307 Perform Routine Maintenance on Transmission Pipeline Facilities and Equipment

PRE-REQUISITES:
CO-REQUISITES:
Pipeline Station Operations Program 1 (261) & Pipeline Station Operations Program 2 (262).
COURSE DURATION:
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Pipeline Mechanical Program 1 Valves, Actuators and Pipework

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited underpinning skills hands-on course that provides the learning and development required to operate, monitor and maintain valves, actuators, tube fittings and station steel gas pipework.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas transmission & distribution pipeline operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Identify common pipeline valves, actuators and pipework. Plan and prepare for minor maintenance. Grease valve with grease gun and/or bucket pump. Replace PSV, pressure gauge, filter element, valve, flanged pipe spool, instrument tubing, orifice plate. Record and report on results.
RELEVANCE TO COMPETENCY STANDARDS:

Essential skill for PMAOPS230 Monitor, Operate and Maintain Pipeline Stations and Equipment
PRE-REQUISITES:
Gas Operations Permit to Work (112).
COURSE DURATION:
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0.8.3
168
Pipeline Mechanical Program 2 Pipeline Repairs

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on course that provides employees with the learning and development required to prepare and issue permits for and supervise welding and cutting of in-service pipelines, hot tapping and plugging operations. In a typical scenario, the employee is required to oversee contractors carrying out the repair. This course can be delivered in conjunction with Mechanical Program 1 (266)
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas transmission & distribution pipeline operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe principles of welding and cutting in-service pipelines, hot tapping and plugging. Explain the requirements for cutting and welding in-service pipelines. Issue and relinquish work permit. Supervise or monitor repair to pipeline carried out by others. Ensure work completed to standards. Reinstate work site.

PMASUP344 Monitor and Control Repairs and Modifications on Operational Pipe UEGNSG305 Co-ordinate Gas Transmission Pipeline Repair and Modifications

PRE-REQUISITES:
Pipeline Easement & Integrity Program 1 (256) & Pipeline Mechanical Program 1 (249).
COURSE DURATION:
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0.8.3
169
Instrument/Electrical Program 1 Report on Integrity of EEHA

OVERVIEW:
This is a client-customised hands-on course that provides the learning and development required in the inspection and reporting of the integrity of electrical equipment in hazardous areas. It requires the ability to visually identify any damage or deterioration of explosion protected equipment, monitor changes in the explosion hazard and to implement procedures established to limit the risk of an explosion. The course is best delivered at a client site, using site equipment as examples. An optional audit on site verification dossier may be prepared. Customisation consultancy may be required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for oil and gas industry operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Identify and describe the principles of protection techniques of electrical equipment in hazardous areas. Determine the appropriate equipment to use for hazardous area classification. Explain the content and purpose of a verification dossier. Identify different classifications of hazardous and safe area wiring. Prepare equipment to work in hazardous area. Observe condition of explosion-protection system in the area. Take the appropriate action to limit risk of an explosion. Report the integrity of explosion-protection equipment in hazardous area.

UEENEEM001A Report on the Integrity of Explosion-Protected Equipment in Hazardous Area

UEG20106 Certificate II in Utilities Industry Operations Transmission/Distribution Pathway
PRE-REQUISITES:
COURSE DURATION:
1 day. Program ID : 240a
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0.8.3
170
Instrument/Electrical Program 2 Station Power Supplies

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on course that provides employees with the learning and development required to operate and monitor station power supplies, including uninterruptible power supplies (UPS). The training incorporates use of company work instructions/procedures and includes start-up, monitoring, shut down, preparing for maintenance, carry out minor maintenance and reinstatement. Customisation consultancy may be required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas transmission E&I operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Identify components and describe the principles operation of station UPS system. Conduct routine and maintenance checks on station UPS system. Monitor and maintain station UPS systems.

Partial fulfilment of PMAOPS230 Monitor, Operate and Maintain Pipeline Stations and Equipment

PRE-REQUISITES:
CO-REQUISITE :
Facility Operations 1 (297) & Facility Operations 2 (287).
COURSE DURATION:
1 day Program ID : 240b
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0.8.3
171
Instrument/Electrical Program 3 Process Control Basics

OVERVIEW:
This is an underpinning knowledge course that provides employees with the learning and development required to understand the principles of process control and programmable logic controllers.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for oil and gas industry E&I operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe and explain process control terminology. Describe the principles of a process control loop. Explain the operation of proportional, integral and derivative mode control. Explain the principles of cascade control. Describe and explain loop tuning. Describe components and explain purpose and function of PLCs. Describe principles of operation of PLCs. Explain and interpret ladder logic diagrams. Describe basics of trouble shooting PLCs.

Essential instrumentation skill for PMAOPS230 Monitor, Operate and Maintain Pipeline Stations and Equipment Essential skill for PMASUP341 Monitor and Maintain Instrument and Control Systems
PRE-REQUISITES:
COURSE DURATION:
1 day. Program ID : 240c
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172
Instrument/Electrical Program 4 Calibration of Transmitters, Switches & Gauges

OVERVIEW:
This is an essential skill course that provides employees with the learning and development required to carry out calibration of transmitters, switches and gauges.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for oil and gas industry E&I operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe and explain the purpose and process of instrument calibration. Describe the principles of operation of test equipment including process calibrators and communicators. Plan and prepare for a calibration. Carry out a calibration. Reinstate site. Complete report according to company procedure.

Essential skill for PMAOPS230 Monitor, Operate and Maintain Pipeline Stations and Equipment Essential skill for PMASUP341 Monitor and Maintain Instrument and Control Systems
PRE-REQUISITES:
Instrument/Electrical Program 1 (240a).
COURSE DURATION:
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0.8.3
173
Instrument/Electrical Program 5 Custody Transfer Metering

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on course that provides employees with the experiential learning required to carry out meter validation (accuracy verification testing or series proving). The training incorporates use of company work instructions/procedures and includes principles of gas flow measurement.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas industry E&I operator/maintainers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe and explain the purpose and process of meter validation. Plan and Prepare for a meter validation. Carry out a meter validation. Reinstate the site and complete reports according to company procedures. Describe and explain the process of gas custody transfer metering. Describe principles of operation of gas custody transfer metering devices. Interpret gas quality data and relevant international standards. State the legislative and regulatory requirements for system operation and maintenance.

Essential skill for PMASUP341 Monitor and Maintain Instrument and Control Systems Partial completion of UEGNSG801 Monitor and Operate Complex Flow Control, Measuring and Regulating Devices for Gas Pressure Control Partial completion of PMAOPS330 Communicate and Monitor Pipeline Activities
PRE-REQUISITES:
Instrument/Electrical Program 4 (241) .
COURSE DURATION:
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0.8.3
174
Pipeline Compression/Rotating Equipment 1 Fundamentals

OVERVIEW:
This is an underpinning knowledge course that provides employees with the learning and development required to understand the principles of pipeline gas dynamics, compression, rotating equipment, bearings, lubrication, cooling, turbine and reciprocating engines, centrifugal and reciprocating compressors.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas industry operator/maintainers, engineers, controllers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Explain what issues are associated with pipeline gas dynamics. Describe the principles of gas compression on a pipeline. Describe the principles of lubrication, bearings, noise and vibration management. Describe the principles of pipeline modelling tools. Explain typical pipeline control and operating philosophies.

Essential knowledge for PMAOPS230 Monitor, Operate and Maintain Pipeline Stations and Equipment Essential knowledge for PMAOPS330 Communicate and Monitor Pipeline Activities
PRE-REQUISITES:
Intro to Pipelines (277).
COURSE DURATION:
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0.8.3
175
Facility Operation Program 1 Custody Transfer/Meter Stations

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on course that develops and assesses for facility operation competency for employees required to operate and monitor custody transfer/meter/ delivery stations on a gas transmission pipeline. The course includes an overview of the inlet/ESD valve, filtration/separation, pressure reduction, gas analysis/metering, odorant injection and station ESD system. The training focuses on station operation and incorporates use of company work instructions/procedures including startup, monitoring, shut down, run-change, preparing for maintenance and reinstatement. Emphasis shall be placed on minimising risk of interruption of supply to customers while maintaining workplace safety. A workplace competency assessment document will be issued to delegates at the end of the course for team leader sign-off to ensure consistency in performance over a period of time. Pre-course consultancy is required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe the design basis and operating philosophy for the station. Interpret station operations manual and P&Ids. Identify and carry out station procedures. Monitor station operation. Respond to station events including abnormal conditions. Isolate and prepare for maintenance. Monitor or carry out maintenance Reinstate station.


PRE-REQUISITES:
Pipeline Station Operations 1 (261) & Pipeline Station Operations 2 (262).
CO-REQUISITE :
Facility Operation Program 1 (287). Optional : Pipeline Station Operations 3 (264).
COURSE DURATION:
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0.8.3
176
Facility Operation Program 2 Reciprocating/Centrifugal Compressor Stations

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on course that develops and assesses for facility operation competency for employees required to operate and monitor reciprocating and/or centrifugal compressor stations on a gas transmission pipeline. The course includes an overview of the principles of operation of the prime mover and compressor, station overview, fuel gas system, emergency shut down (ESD) system, power generation and distribution, and utilities/ancillary systems. The training focuses on station operation and incorporates use of company work instructions/procedures including start-up, monitoring, shut down, run-change, preparing for maintenance and reinstatement. A workplace competency assessment document will be issued to delegates at the end of the course for team leader sign-off to ensure consistency in performance over a period of time. Precourse consultancy is required for this course.
INTENDED FOR:
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe the design basis and operating philosophy for the station. Interpret station operations manual and P&Ids. Identify and carry out station procedures. Monitor station operation. Respond to station events including abnormal conditions. Isolate and prepare for maintenance. Monitor or carry out maintenance. Reinstate station.


PRE-REQUISITES:
Pipeline Compression/Rotating Equipment 1(269) & Pipeline Station Operations1 (261).
COURSE DURATION:
4 days.
Program ID : 287
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Emergency Response Program 1 Site Emergency Response

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on course that provides employees with the learning and development required to act as the first on-site person to take charge of and control an emergency at a gas facility. In a typical scenario, nominated employees may be required to lead a site emergency response team, liaise with state emergency services and the company emergency controller/commander at the emergency control centre. This training course includes desktop simulations, workshop activities using company owned equipment and a mobilisation exercise. It can also include an optional close-out report to comply with license or legislative compliance requirements for emergency response preparedness.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas transmission and distribution pipeline operator/maintainers, team leaders.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Describe the principles of operation of emergency response equipment. Follow company emergency response procedures. Inspect emergency response equipment and report on condition. Use emergency response equipment in a simulated emergency response. Prepare for and participate in an emergency response training exercise. Act as first on-site response coordinator in an emergency.

PMAOHS110 Respond to Emergency Situation PMAOHS210 Undertake First Response To Non-Fire Incident PMAOHS211 Prepare Equipment For Emergency Response PMAOMIR205 Control Minor Incidents PMAOMIR210 Control Evacuation To Muster Point PMAOMIR346 Assess and Secure An Incident Site UEGNSG309 First on Site Emergency Response UEGNSG312 First Response to a Facility Event

PMA30202 Certificate III in Process Support UEG40206 Certificate IV in Gas Industry Transmission Pipeline
PRE-REQUISITES:
Mechanical Program 2 (250).
CO-REQUISITE :
All Pipeline Easement & Integrity Programs & All Facility Operations Programs.
COURSE DURATION:
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0.8.3
178
Emergency Response Program 2 Emergency Controller

OVERVIEW:
This is an accredited client-customised hands-on coaching that provides employees with the experiential learning required to act as an emergency controller/commander responsible for managing an emergency from initial notification to final conclusion at a pipeline facility. In a typical scenario, the employee is required to lead an emergency response team at the emergency control centre, liaise with the site emergency team, suppliers, shippers, customers, regulators, industry partners, the media and members of the public. This training course includes desktop simulations, involving relevant employees in an emergency response. It can also include an optional audit report on the effectiveness of company systems and processes (including review of policies, procedures and strategies).
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for gas transmission and distribution pipeline team leaders and managers.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Follow company emergency response procedures. Collate and assess information. Implement response strategies. Communicate emergency. Coordinate response. Assess action. Conduct debrief and prepare closeout report.

PMAOHS311 Lead Emergency Teams PMAOHS410 Manage Emergency Teams

PMA40102 Certificate IV in Process Plant Technology UEG40206 Certificate IV in Gas Industry Transmission Pipeline
PRE-REQUISITES:
None.
CO-REQUISITE :
Emergency Response Program 1 (266).
COURSE DURATION:
1 day.
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179
Facility Management 1 Standards & Compliance

OVERVIEW:
This is an essential course for management of gas transmission pipelines based on AS 2885.3 Pipelines Gas & Liquid Petroleum Operation & Maintenance. It also covers pipeline statutory obligations arising out of the pipeline licence, standards, codes of practice and legislation. Prior consultation may be required to customise this course. An optional compliance report may be prepared for your company in collaboration with internal subject matter experts.
INTENDED FOR:
This course is designed for Gas Transmission Pipeline Team Leaders, Managers, Technical and Engineering staff or any other personnel responsible for maintaining compliance with standards and regulatory requirements.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Overview of AS2885.1 and AS2885.2. Overview of other standards and codes related to operation and maintenance of gas and liquid petroleum pipelines. Describe the requirements of AS2885.3. Explain how your company complies with the requirements of AS2885.3. Identify requirements from other than AS2885.3 for operation and maintenance of gas and liquid petroleum pipelines and explain compliance with these sources. Describe and identify the most onerous requirements and identify the person in your company responsible for compliance. Identify opportunities for improvement in compliance preparedness to standards and statutory obligations.

Essential knowledge for PMASUP243 Monitor and maintain pipeline coatings Essential knowledge for PMASUP343 Monitor and Maintain Cathodic Protection Systems Essential knowledge for PMASUP344 Monitor and Control Repairs and Modifications on Operational Pipe
PRE-REQUISITES:
Emergency Response Program 1 (370).
COURSE DURATION:
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0.8.3
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