BOSIET with CA-EBS (NOGEPA 0.5A /OPITO 5750)

Target group:

This programme with an OPITO+NOGEPA approval and Norwegian Oil&Gas acceptance is designed to assist in meeting the initial onshore safety and emergency response training and assessment requirements for personnel new to the onshore oil and gas industry. Compressed Air Breathing System (CA-EBS) whilst travelling to work by helicopter and may be required to use a CA-EBS in the event of an emergency. Important Information about CAT B EBS for Norway We would like to inform you about a recent change related to working in Norway and Norwegian waters. As has now become known, the Emergency Breathing System (EBS) is once again mandatory in Norway. Before booking an Offshore Safety training, it is important to know whether you will be working on a platform in Norway. • Will you be working in Norway? Then the CAT B EBS training is mandatory. We advise you to book the BOSIET (basic) with CA EBS + EBS (OPITO 5750 + 5700) • Will you not be working in Norway? Then the BOSIET (basic) with CA EBS is sufficient. • Do you only need a HUET training? The same requirements apply here. If you already hold a valid BOSIET but do not yet have CAT B EBS, we can also offer a separate CAT B EBS module.

Prerequisites:

For attending the training the delegate should be: - Possess of a valid ID (passport or drivers licence) - Possess a valid, current offshore medical certificate incl. the statement Fit for CA-EBS inwater training - The delegate should have done a longfunctiontest or Spirometry test. The medical certificate should be send to our customer service prior the date of the training. In case you do not have a spirometry test, this could be done on our training center before the training. - Training activities contained within this course may include physically demanding and potentially stressful elements. All personnel who participate in such activities must be capable of participating fully.

Objective:

The OPITO-approved BOSIET is designated for people travelling to and working on an offshore installation. The training is worldwide accepted and offers a wide range of relevant knowledge and competences. During the BOSIET programme delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety and emergency response on offshore installations. Also included in this course is in accordance to Norwegian O&G requirements the escape chute (skyscape techniques). To ensure that delegates gain the required knowledge and understanding of the particular hazards and properties of a CA-EBS and appropriate practical emergency response actions to take should the requirement for emergency deployment arise.

Contents:

Safety Induction Outcome 1: Typical offshore oil and gas activities Outcome 2: The main offshore hazards Outcome 3: The potential environmental impact of offshore installation operations Outcome 4: The principles of managing safety on offshore installations Outcome 5: Hazard effects and consequences; their associated risks, and how they are controlled Outcome 6: Key offshore installation safety regulations and the basic concept of these regulations Outcome 7: Key information and policies to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of those living and working offshore. Note: CA EBS Training is an in water training in accordance to the mutual recognition agreement between Oil&Gas UK (OPITO) and NOGEPA. Helicopter Safety and Escape CA-EBS Outcome 1: Helicopter Travel Outcome 2: Helicopter Emergencies Outcome 3: Use of Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) Outcome 4: Use of Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) Outcome 5: Practical Helicopter Escape Techniques Outcome 6: Additional CA-EBS Training (In-Water) Sea Survival and First Aid Outcome 1: Evacuation Methods and Procedures Outcome 2: Emergency First Aid Outcome 3: Muster and actions upon boarding a survival craft (TEMPSC) Outcome 4: Sea Survival and emergency In-water actions Outcome 5: Immediate First Aid Actions Firefighting and Self Rescue Outcome 1: Common causes of offshore fires and actions to be taken Outcome 2: Self-rescue equipment and techniques Outcome 3: Raising the alarm and operation of hand-held extinguishers Outcome 4: Self-Rescue Techniques