Oil and Gas HSE Training Course

Helideck Fire Fighting Training

Despite the best efforts of all involved in helicopter operations, accidents happen. The potential for accidents and the limits of operation at remote helidecks require an immediate and correct response to prevent serious injury or property damage. All HLO/HAD staff must know how to fight a helicopter fire board.

The course content

DAY ONE

• Introduction
• Objectives
• Fire and Classes of Fire
• Extinguishing Agents for Helicopter Landing Areas
• Fire Detection Systems for Helicopter Landing Areas (on site)
• Basic Helicopter Design and Construction
• On-site Accident Preparedness Planning (Local Unit Plan)
• Helicopter Operational Hazards
• Types of Emergency
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Emergency Tools and Equipment Helideck Fire Fighting Techniques
• Helicopter Makes and Models
• Rescue of Occupants -Entry -Seat Belt Cutter -Fatalities
• Evacuation Procedures
• Basic First Aid –CPR
• Film Show: Responding to an emergency

Our track record for the course

Over 85% of our student who studied this course has assurance of getting employed

Cost of Health and Safety training course will be made known on call

The cost fee will include –

Registration fee, materials fee

Tea /lunch break

We also deliver HSE training offshore.

Helicopter Landing Officer / Helideck Assistance Training Course (HLO/HDA)

DAY TWO

• Refueling Operations
• Types of Fuel and Identification
• Fueling Hazards
• De-fueling and Safety Precautions
• Vendor Responsibility, Government Responsibility
• Legislations
• Film Show: Helideck Crew Briefing
• Confined Space Entry
• Breathing Apparatus Donning Procedures

DAY THREE

• Incipient stage fire fighting
• Use of portable fire extinguishers
• Hose and Hose Handling
• Hoses under pressure
• Foam and foam making equipment
• Issuance of Certificates

Our track record for the course

• Over 85% of our delegates who studied this course had the assurance of getting employed
• Cost of health and safety training will be made known on call
• The cost fee will include –
• Registration fee, materials fee
• Tea /lunch break
• Duration of the course is 3 days.
• We also deliver trainings offshore.

Basic And Advance Fire Fighting Training

The aim of this course is to inform you on what to do if you are confronted with fire and smoke. Firefighting on board offshore installations/ facilities could be complex to deal with, test the expertise of fire fighters and their physical endurance. Such incidents present the firefighters with difficult problems.

To cope effectively, firefighters require comprehensive background knowledge on the installation. Firefighters must also ensure that familiarization systems are in place so that personnel are made aware of any particular risks in their own areas (including transient or temporary risks).

Course Outline

• Introduction
• Principles of combustion and fire growth
• Classification of fire and Extinguishing media
• Methods of fire extinction
• Causes of fire on our facilities
• Fire protection
• Managing fire incident safety
• Emergency evacuation procedure
• Foam and foam making equipment
• Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) donning procedures
• Hose and hose handling
• Practical fire fighting

Our track record for the course

• Over 85% of our delegate who studied this course has assurance of getting employed
• Cost of HSE training will be made known on call
• The cost fee will include –
• Registration fee, materials fee
• Tea /lunch break
• Duration of the course is 3days.
• We also deliver Oil and gas HSE training offshore.

Offshore Emergency Responses Team Member /Leader (OERTM/L)

The initial training programme is an opportunity to learn the necessary skills and required to perform the role of offshore emergency response team member in the event of fire. If you already have this qualification but require further training you can also apply.

Course content

At the end of the training delegate will be able to

• Define the role of the emergency team member and understand their key responsibilities
• Understand the importance of having Offshore Emergency Response (OER) arrangement and procedure in place
• Understand the importance of offshore emergency response procedures
• Identify hazard and risk mitigation associated with typical offshore fire and non-fire incidents
• Understand fix fire system offshore including its performance capability and limitations
• Identify the emergency response Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirement for offshore (OERTM)
• Demonstrate the ability to approach an incident area in a controlled manner. This will be under the instruction of the offshore emergency team leader (OERTL) while assessing how the changes in the emergency could affect the safety of other (OER) team members
• Use safe working practices and follow site specific procedures
• Demonstrate the ability to choose and operate flush foam firefighting equipment
• Extinguish a fire and secure an area
• Conduct breathing apparatus operation in accordance with safe practices
• Conduct effective search and rescue operation during emergencies
• Demonstrate correct casualty handling and recovery techniques
• The use of Breathing Apparatus (BA) in rescuer and fighting fire.

Duration of the course is 3days

Course fee covers

Registration, tea/lunch break and course material

We could also deliver training offshore

Survival Swimming & Rescue Operation Training

To successfully complete this training, all delegates must be able to demonstrate:

Donning of a permanent buoyancy lifejacket prior to use in an emergency.

The correct actions when mustering and boarding a survival craft (TEMPSC) as a passenger during launching operations.

Fitting of a helicopter strop and correct body posture during winching.

COURSE CONTENT

• Water safety
• Hydrodynamics
• Basic Aquatic skills
• Stroke mechanics
• Sidestroke
• How to rescue someone who is drowning

COURSE OBJECTIVE

At the end of the program, participants will be able to

• Apply water safety applications
• Swim the length of a standard swimming pool suspended under water.
• Rescue a drowning person to the shore
• Carry out immediate First Aid (CAB)

Training requirements

• Medical certificate of fitness
• A pair of swimming trunk or boxers
• A Towel
• Lifejacket

Training durations

8 Hours a day for two days

Why do you need Oil and Gas HSE Training Course?

The oil and gas industry has a fatality rate 7 times higher than in other sectors. Oil drilling and refining expose you to dust and other toxic chemicals which can cause disease.

The chemicals could cause serious chemical burns and poisoning. There is a risk of fire and explosions, structural accidents, and psychological stress from working in a distant and often isolated location.

For decades, Globat Oil and Gas, Port Harcourt, has partnered with employers in the oil and gas industry to develop a targeted oil and gas HSE training course which includes courses that highlight the conditions and risks associated with petroleum exploration and production.

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Benefits of Oil and Gas HSE Training Course

To succeed in the oil and gas sector, businesses must measure up to international standards in safety management.

Health and Safety training:

• Helps employers to understand and implement standard safety practices in their respective organisations
• Helps workers to understand the essential safety rules they must comply with and how to act in an emergency
• Helps them learn the effective use of personal protective equipment
• Facilitates an increase in personnel’s commitment to work safely
• Increases their awareness of the risks to which they are exposed and how they can be managed
• Provides an understanding of risk assessment and accident-prevention strategies
• Makes it easy to master health and safety policies and management of risk, fire safety, physical processes of work and the environment, emergency management, and control of contractors

The benefits of safety training to employers include:

• An increase in employee morale will boost the productivity of a business.
• Educating workers on the basics of oil and gas safety can save a company from costly legal battles with employees and lifelong support for their families.
• Prioritising the safety of personnel keeps them from quitting their job because of work-related injury and keep financial losses at a minimum.
• Safety training enhances work output and quality, ultimately increasing the company’s profit in the long run.
• It promotes employee loyalty.
• Employers who take measures to keep their workers safe are more satisfied with their employees.