Offshore Safety Awareness
Awareness training for people about to go offshore for the first time or after a long break: new crew, service company hands, vendors and visitors to platforms, jack-ups, semi-submersibles, drillships and FPSOs. It follows a trip from check-in and the helicopter flight to induction, alarms and muster, fire and gas, the permit to work, deck hazards, life in the accommodation and the journey home. It is preparation only: it is not OPITO BOSIET, FOET, HUET or MIST, nor any other accredited offshore survival or induction certificate, awards none and replaces none, and the practical training (helicopter underwater escape, sea survival, firefighting) must be done in person at an approved centre.
- Module
- 6
- Max. Teilnehmende
- 20
- Sprache
- EN
Was sie üblicherweise umfasst
- 1
Working Offshore and Its Major Hazards
- What This Course Is, and Why Offshore Is Different
- The Installation and the People in Charge
- Major Accident Hazards You Should Recognise
- Barriers, the Safety Case and the Safety Management System
- Lessons From Piper Alpha and Deepwater Horizon
- 2
Getting There
- Fitness, Medicals and Training Before You Travel
- Check-In, Prohibited Items and Medication
- The Helicopter Flight: Briefing and Equipment
- Boarding, Landing and Helideck Rules
- Transfer by Vessel, Personnel Basket and Gangway
- 3
Arriving, Alarms and Emergency Response
- Induction, the Station Bill and Your T-Card
- Alarms and What They Mean
- The Muster and the Temporary Refuge
- Escape Routes, Lifeboats and Liferafts
- Rescue From the Sea and Man Overboard
- 4
Fire, Gas and the Control of Work
- Fire Offshore: Detection and Protection
- What You Do if You Find a Fire
- Gas Release and Toxic Gases
- Hazardous Areas and Ignition Sources
- Permit to Work, Isolations and Toolbox Talks
- 5
Deck Hazards and Speaking Up
- Crane Operations and Supply Boat Transfers
- No-Go Zones, Tag Lines and Cargo Carrying Units
- Slips, Trips and Falls on Wet Decks
- Weather and Personal Protective Equipment on Deck
- Reporting, Observation Cards and Stop Work Authority
- 6
Living Offshore, the Rules and Going Home
- Shift Patterns, Fatigue and Sleep
- Accommodation, Hygiene and Galley Rules
- Health, the Medic and Mental Wellbeing
- Environmental Rules: Discharges, Waste and Spills
- Security, Alcohol and Drugs, and Behaviour
- Going Home: Handover and Decompression
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Offshore Safety Awareness
3 Std. 53 Min.
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