Oil and Gas Hazard Awareness
A first safety course for new entrants, short-service workers and office visitors arriving on a land drilling, well servicing or production site. Learn to recognise the main hazards (fire and explosion, pressure, toxic and asphyxiant gases, moving equipment, height, transport, climate, noise, fatigue and chemicals) and to follow the controls every newcomer must follow, from induction and permits to stop work authority, muster and reporting. It is awareness training: it is not an accredited industry induction and does not replace your site induction.
- Module
- 7
- Max. Teilnehmende
- 20
- Sprache
- EN
Was sie üblicherweise umfasst
- 1
Arriving on an Oil and Gas Site
- Your First Day on an Oil and Gas Site
- How a Land Site Is Laid Out
- Who Works on Site and Who Is in Charge
- Why Oil and Gas Work Injures People Differently
- 2
Hydrocarbons, Fire and Explosion
- Hydrocarbons on Site: Liquids, Gases and Vapours
- The Fire Triangle and the Flammable Range
- Ignition Sources on a Site
- Static Electricity: The Ignition Source You Cannot See
- When Hydrocarbons Escape: Recognising a Release
- 3
Pressure and Hazardous Gases
- Pressure as Stored Energy
- Line of Fire, Hose Whip and Sudden Release
- Hydrogen Sulfide and Carbon Monoxide: Two Toxic Gases
- Nitrogen, Hydrocarbon Vapours and Oxygen Deficiency
- Tank Gauging and Opening Hatches
- 4
Moving Equipment, Height, Energy and Transport
- Struck-By and Caught-Between Hazards
- Vehicles and Mobile Equipment on Site
- Working at Height and Dropped Objects
- Electricity, Rotating Machinery and Manual Handling
- Land Transport: The Leading Killer
- 5
Health Hazards: Climate, Noise, Fatigue and Chemicals
- Heat and Cold on an Outdoor Site
- Noise, Fatigue and Long Shifts
- Chemicals on Site: Drilling Fluids, Acids and Production Chemicals
- Reading Labels and Safety Data Sheets
- Silica Dust and NORM: Two Hazards You Cannot See
- 6
The Controls Every Newcomer Follows
- Induction and the Short-Service Employee Programme
- Permits, Isolation and Gas Testing: The Newcomer’s Part
- Personal Protective Equipment on Site
- Stop Work Authority and the Life-Saving Rules
- 7
Emergencies, Reporting and Your First Week
- Alarms, Muster and Wind Direction
- First Response: Do Not Become the Second Casualty
- Reporting Hazards and Near Misses
- Your First Week: Putting It Together
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