01. An HSE training program designed to develop internal HSE Staff. This program assumes
no existing HSE-technical credentials. In cases of prior experience, the lower level
courses can be skipped. In cases of a group of HSE staff to be trained together, the
delegates can take the classes sequentially as a group. In the case of a single HSE person
to be developed in the shortest timeframe, this program has been administered in a one-
on-one Mentoring format for up to 15 days.
02. Description of General Sequence courses (each is stand-alone w/o prerequisites): This package mirrors the above General Employee/Newcomer Group. For HSE staff it is not
only important that they know this content, but also that they know what the general
population is taught.
- Newcomer Employee Workplace Safety is designed for all new-hires, office or field.
- Advanced Driving Skills assumes an employee can already drive a vehicle and it
teaches advanced accident prevention techniques. This addresses the top cause of
fatality in most oil & gas sector companies.
- Course involves both classroom and in-vehicle training
- Stepping, Handling & Lifting Techniques addresses the top cause of non-fatal
lost time injuries in the oil & gas sector.
- Office version teaches workstation ergonomics
- Field version addresses the typical workshop / wellsite activities and
hazards
- HSE for Front-Line Supervisors in Oil & Gas Exploration & Production, is
the course that teaches the fundamentals of HSE supervision at a worksite.
Taking this course allows HSE staff to be able to observe HSE management
behaviors among supervisory staff and give feedback and coaching to them.
- QHSE for Line Managers teaches the next level of leadership and
accountability for HSE management. Again, the value to HSE professionals is
that they learn the content and are thus able to observe and intervene with Line
Managers on HSE issues.
Who should attend?
Audience
Engineers (particularly field/project engineers) called on to take the position of
HSE or safety engineer.
Level
01. Proficiency
02. This course provides an in-depth knowledge of safety and environment issues in Oil &
Gas production activities: from design to facilities operation.
Learning Objectives
- Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- describe the overall production chain and explain main techniques and equipment used in
the Oil & Gas facilities,
- detail HSE aspects regarding production operations, construction, maintenance works,
projects/logistics,
- describe HSE management roles and responsibilities, set-up and implement HSE
management system,
- contribute to safety engineering studies, incident analysis and investigation reporting,
HSE monitoring,
- adopt good work methods and communication skills.