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Training Catalogue

Issue 1 - jan. 2010 � Download (PDF Format)

Training Courses: Categories

• Oil Spill Response
• Response/Suppport Personnel
• Emergency Management
• HSE & Fire Fighting

Code	Course Title	Course Description	Who Should Attend?
OSR1	IMO Level 1	The course focuses on and provides in-depth knowledge and skills for on-site first response to oil spills with the emphasis on combating and the various clean-up methods used. There are several practical exercises included in the course, so that delegates have the opportunity to asses their skills in relation to a real life scenario.	This course is for all employees that form part of the emergency team resp- onsible for the response to oil spills.
OSR2	IMO Level 2	Training on the primary role and responsibility of the On-Scene Commander (OSC).	Those people who already have experience in oil spill response, have supervisory responsibilities and , have training� responsibilities for their Team.
OSR3	IMO Level 3	The course places an emphasis on the interaction between presenters, guest industry and governmental speakers from around the world. The delegates themselves bring to the course a variety of knowledge, experience and opinions that ensures the course is a constructive and rich learning experience.	Managers, Administrators, Senior Officials and Decision Makers.
OSR4	Beach Master	An in-depth course focusing on the different techniques available for shoreline cleanup in relation to shoreline type. The course outlines the beach masters responsibilities through the three stages of shoreline clean up together with shoreline response team management.	Anyone who is part of an oil spill emergency team and may be called upon to work on or supervise a shoreline clean-up operation. Nominated industry and local authority beach masters.
OSR5	Road Tanker Roll-Ove	The course focuses on and provides in-depth knowledge and skills for on-site first response to Road Tankers Roll-Over Incidents and descripes how to deal with these incidents and what equipment needed to be there to respond to these frequent incidents	First Responders, Truck Drivers, EOC Supervisors , HSE Personnel

Code	Course Title	Course Description	Who Should Attend?
RPS1	Response Manager	This course is not designed to make business managers, the course is tailored to provide delegates with the tools necessary for the effective management of a tier 2/3 response centre. The course shall go in-depth in several modules to culminate with session of process management in relation to the response centres.	Any and all members of staff charged with the management of response personnel, response assets or an entire response system.
RPS2	Response Team Leader	The course outlines the Techniques and operational requirements to affectively lead a response team, looking after safety, work hours, man management and team advancement.	Those people who already have experience in oil spill response, have supervisory responsibilities and , have training� responsibilities for their Team
RPS3	Exercise Planner	A course specifically tailored to meet the requirements of exercise planning, delegates shall through-out the course develop and execute exercises of various scales and types. The use of exercise steering committees, soliciting participants, evaluation methodology and prod-ucing lessons learned together with recommendations. Role playing shall be used in the execution of exercises to give a more realistic approach. In addition the course shall complete with staging a full scale exercises,	All staff responsible either to conduct review or manage exercises.
RPS4	Contingency Planner	The contingency planners course is classroom based with emphasis on the contingency plan practicality, standardization, legalization, dev-elopment, management and update.	All staff that form part of the emergency response team that use contingency plans for the handling of emergencies, in addition all members of staff either from quality or administration that are tasked with the compilation or management of the contingency plans.
RPS5	Equipment Familarization	A hands on course teaching the various types, functions and limitations of oil spill response equipment.	Any member of staff or response team member involved in the operation or maintenance of oil spill response equipment.
RPS6	Equipment Operation	Principles for equipment operation� - Purely a Technical course that focuses on the principals of operation, for the various pumps, skimmers, power packs, boom cleaners and other plant.	Any member of staff or response team member responsible for the operation and maintenance of oil spill response equipment.
RPS7	Equipment Maintenance	Principles for equipment maint-enance A course that takes the delegates through the various methods of maintenance available in order to prolong life expectancy of expensive response equipment.	Any engineer, team leader, mechanic or electrician who is responsible for the operation, maintenance and /or repair of the oil spill response equipment.

Code	Course Title	Course Description	Who Should Attend?
EPM1	Command & Control	This course is designed to provide frontline employees with an improved ability to plan for and cope with the problems of working through and recovering from emergency response.	Incident Commanders, HSE Managers, Planners and operational personnel.
EPM2	Basic Navigation	This course is NOT designed to produce professional navigators. The sole intention of this course is to give the attendees the ability to understand the principals of coastal navigation along with the capability of understanding and applying elementary chart-work for practical application when managing a marine response.	This course is relevant for field supervisors e.g. Marine Officers, Shoreline Strike Team Leaders and other personnel who will be involved in oil spill combating operations.
EPM3	Man Management	The purpose of the man-management course is to provide all employees responsible for subordinates with an improved ability to plan for and cope with personnel management issues.	Attendees to this training course are considered as those persons who hold a position within a company or organization that has the responsibility to allocate work, manage staff and institute the company, organization or agencies policies and procedures.
EPM4	Train-the-Trainer	The main aim of this course is to enable participants – within the framework of their responsibilities – to competently prepare and run training sessions, specially focused on using different methods and techniques, taking into account obligatory principals and approaches.	This training course is meant for personnel who are starting trainers.
EPM5	ENC/Charting	This course designed for delegates to understand and practise the application of the Electronic Navigational Chart, “ENC” How the vector chart format can be displayed and used on computer systems.	Response Planners, HSE Managers, Field Operators, Response Personnel, Incident commander or any member of the incident command team.
EPM6	Oil Spill Modelling	A series of practical training on the ASA model, understanding the advances in oil spill modelling , Many of the course exercises shall be hands-on so that participants become familiar with all software presented.	Response Planners, HSE Managers, Field Operators, Response Personnel, Incident commander or any member of the incident command team.

Code	Course Title	Course Description	Who Should Attend?
HSE1	IOSH Managing Safely	The IOSH Managing Safely International course focuses on management systems and best practice in the context of international standards in Health and Safety. By applying proven and recognized processes, it underpins consistent Health and Safety performance.	Managers and Supervisors.
HSE2	HSE Professional Certification	This course is a detailed safety knowledge program, aimed at equipping candidates with safety tools and techniques at every level. This is a credentialed course by the Ministry of Manpower (UK).	Technicians, practitioners, managers and consultants.
HSE3	HSE Awareness	Providing health and safety training helps you to: • ensure your employees are not injured or made ill by the work they do; • develop a positive health and safety culture, where safe and healthy working becomes second nature to everyone; • find out how you could manage health and safety better; • meet your legal duty to protect the health and safety of your employees.	All employees.
HSE4	HSE for Supervisors, Managers and Subcontractors	This course gives middle managers the skills to create an environment conducive to behavioral and cultural change. This course also provides managers and supervisors with the ability to translate safety goals into daily tasks, manage conflict and help people use and improve safety systems.	Supervisors, Managers and Sub Contractors.
HSE5	Hazardous Materials Immediate Actions	This course is designed to give the participant an understanding of the basic concepts and techniques of hazardous materials first response.	Anyone who handles, stores, transports hazardous materials or dangerous goods / all personnel.
HSE6	HSE for Executive Managers	Responsibility for an organization’s HSE vision, coupled with the inspiration for employees to achieve it, rests at the senior level. This course equips managers with the appropriate tools to develop an HSE vision and shows them the best methods of successfully introducing a performance focus for their organization.	Executive Managers.
HSE7	HSE Risk Assessment Awareness	The major emphasis on the course is to identify the true risks, and to be able to identify genuine, practical, cost-effective solutions to problems or concerns. Exercises and tasks form a significant part of this Course. Assuming suitable opportunities exist that allow exercises to meet the training requirements, exercises can be tailored to specific work sites and activities.	Competent Risk Assessors.
HSE8	HSE Management System and Techniques	This training course focuses on implementing and maintaining effective HSE programs required to active and maintain management at all levels of the organization. At the end of this course, delegates will be able to assess their risks, develop activity plans for all levels of the organization, and monitor their progress in meeting the plan objectives.	Managers and Supervisors.
HSE9	Fire Safety Awareness	This one day course has been designed to reduce the risk of fire through the promotion of fire safety awareness and basic fire training for all staff, or for individuals seeking basic fire safety awareness training.	All staff.
HSE10	Fire Risk Assessment	The principle objective of this Fire Risk assessment course is to help determine if enough is being done to prevent a fire from starting and to limit the consequences to people if a fire were to start in the workplace. Furthermore, we aim to deliver a training package tailored to meet your specific risks and requirements that will enable your key staff to gain a realistic view of the fire risk assessment process.	Those who have a good background of elements of fire safety but of little experience in the field of Fire Risk Assessment.
HSE11	Fire Warden	The Fire Warden course is designed to provide specialized knowledge and training needed for a person to be able to carry out the duties of a Fire Warden. It will raise awareness concerning the management and behavior of people in a range of emergency evacuation situations, and the necessary actions to be taken before, during and after an incident.	Staff with a designated fire responsibility (Fire Warden / Fire Marshall).
HSE12	Fire Protection of Buildings	This course provides the components of building construction that relate to fire and life safety. The focus of this course is on elements of construction and design of structures. The elements of construction and design of structures are shown to be key factors when inspecting buildings, pre-planning fire operations, and operating at emergencies.	Facility Managers, building engineers, Safety Officers, Fire Wardens, or any staff with responsibility for fire detection or suppression.
HSE13	Introduction to Fire Safety Engineering	Fire Safety Engineering is for those who wish to be involved in the design of fire safety solutions through the application of established knowledge and proven techniques. Fire engineering is a field which explores the various possibilities of preventing fires. It can be defined as the art and science of designing buildings and facilities for life safety and property protection in the event of an unwanted fire. This includes the application of scientific and engineering principles, based on an understanding of the phenomena and effects of fire and of reaction and behavior of people, property and the environment as well as the impact of fire protection systems including detection, alarm and active fire protection systems.	Facility managers and fire safety officers.
HSE14	Fire Investigation	The main objective of the course is to show how scientific principles can be used by the fire investigator to interpret a fire scene, determine how a fire starts and how it spreads. The course begins with lectures on fire science and compartment fire dynamics which provide the basis for understanding fire behavior.	Fire officers, safety officers and managers.
HSE15	Emergency Response	This course provides emergency responders with a greater understanding of actions to be taken in the event of emergencies or disasters.	Emergency responders.
HSE16	Emergency Leadership	This course provides the necessary information to ensure effective team support functions and incident command systems.	Team Leaders, Managers and Supervisors with emergency responsibilities.
HSE17	Emergency First Aid	This course covers the practical skills needed by a first aider in the modern workplace. The course will give you the confidence and knowledge to deal with first aid emergencies.	Those with an occupational requirement to be First Aid trained and who may be expected to provide initial trauma care.
HSE18	Fire Safety in Home/Office	This course aims to provide a greater awareness of the threat posed by fire to both the home and office environments. By combining the recognition of individual responsibilities to promptly report fire related hazards, and how to initiate the appropriate actions should a fire occur, the risks to employees at the workplace and individuals at home will be reduced.	Office & shop personnel, landlords and occupiers.
HSE19	Fire Safety Management	Fire Safety Management is aimed at those with managerial responsibility for fire safety in for example, leisure complexes, office blocks, large shopping centres, public services and factories. Such roles place emphasis on human behavior, regulation and legislation and the evaluation and development of policy for fire safety procedures and materials used in the construction industry.	Facility Managers, Building Engineers, Safety Officers, and Fire Wardens.
HSE20	Hazardous Materials Introduction	This course will provide the fundamentals of hazardous materials handling, marking, reporting and transporting.	Anyone who handles, stores, transports hazardous materials or dangerous goods / All Personnel.
HSE21	H2S Training	H2S training is vital for all oil and gas workers who are potentially exposed to H2S during the course of their work activities. This course is intended to provide participants with a basic awareness of the toxic gas Hydrogen Sulphide and how it may affect them, their colleagues and employer.	All personnel who may possibly be exposed to Hydrogen Sulphide.
HSE22	Confined Space Procedure	This one-day workshop provides the attendees with the knowledge and skills needed to: • identify confined spaces and associated hazards • conduct hazard assessments • develop confined space programs, plans, permits and procedures • identify appropriate hazard controls.	Safety Officers, managers, supervisors and all personnel likely to be involved in confined space working.
HSE23	Radiation Awareness	The aim of the course is to provide an overview of the different types of radiation, the effects of exposure and possible sources typically found in the oil and gas industry. The course will describe the regulatory framework for controlling occupational exposure. Consideration will also be given to practical control measures.	Safety Officers and those who use radioactive sources in the industrial process.

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