Course catalogue

This course provides a basic review and update of knowledge of rigging operations in accordance with applicable standards and regulations.

All rigging operations shall be performed according to applicable safety regulations. These specifications are stipulated in the NORSOK R-003 standard and in the Regulations for using work equipment.

Only personnel who have documented rigger training may perform rigging operations. This course provides a basic review and update of knowledge of rigging operations in accordance with applicable standards and regulations.

Course Content

-Introduction
-Rigging operations in general
-Fastening
-Handling loads
-Using beam clips
-Clamps and travelling clamps

All usage, storage, and inspections of lifting equipment shall be in accordance with the producer’s instructions and requirements stipulated in the NORSOK R-003 standard.  Lifting equipment shall be used only by personnel who have and can document competence in lifting operations.

This course provides a basic review and update of knowledge of lifting equipment in accordance with applicable standards.

The course requires completed modules 0-1.1 in the basic slinger course, fall safety, and simple lifting equipment modules 0-2.2.  In addition, practical experience slinging loads is required.

Course Content

-General information about lifting and lifting equipment
-Information about marking and tagging, material properties, correct usage and scrapping criteria for the following lifting equipment: fibre straps and big bags, chain slings, steel straps, shackles, eyebolts and eye nuts, lifting caps and turnbuckles, load bearers
-Using lifting equipment, fall safety and specific lifting equipment.

The course is for all those who work with or may come in contact with chemicals, and is also intended for those who may be dealing with workplace environment issues, purchasing, or transportation. The E-learning course will give the target group fundamental knowledge of safe use of chemicals.

The course educates participants in the handling of chemicals so that chemicals are used responsibly and in accordance with requirements laid down by the relevant authorities in relation to this work.

Course Content

- Mapping
- Classification and labelling
- Safety datasheet and substances and chemicals registers
- Exposure
- Risk assessment
- Protective equipment
- First aid

Piracy and armed robbery is a real threat to seafarer’s onboard ships and mobile units at sea. 1st January 2014 a requirement about seafarer’s security training was put in force for all ships to which the ISPS Code applies.

This training programme in Ship Security Awareness has been approved by the Norwegian Maritime Authority. The training consists of an e-learning course and the performance of certain on board activities described in a checklist. The client’s approved instructors must sign completed checklists for each trainee.  When the training is completed a certificate is issued by the Norwegian Maritime Authority.

Learning Objectives in the e-learning course

The course will give the target group fundamental knowledge of safe use of chemicals.

The course is relevant for personnel who work at Statoil installations, and those who work with or may come in contact with chemicals.

Course Content
- Introduction
- Mapping of the organization
- Chemical use and properties
- Exposure
- Risk evaluation
- Risk reducing measures
- Protective equipment
- When luck runs out
- Governing documents in Statoil

The course gives an introduction to the Compliance and Leadership model. The model describes how to plan, carry out and evaluate deliveries in order to ensure safe, consistent and high quality operations.

An introduction to ergonomics in the workplace, especially offshore related work. The course looks at correct working techniques, what makes a good working environment, what measures that helps, and who is responsible for maintaining good ergonomic conditions in the workplace.

Course Content

- Introduction 

- Correct working techniques 

- Environment 

- Measures that help 

- Responsibility and implementation

This course provides an understanding of good downhole practices and a basic understanding of what can cause problems during drilling and downhole operations.

The interactive e-learning program, “Downhole Mechanisms and Operational Practice”, can be used both as a job-support tool/reference work and as an e-learning course for good downhole practices.

The object of the learning program is to increase knowledge and competence for personnel involved in downhole operations, and to develop positive attitudes toward following best practices, so we can reduce/avoid unwanted incidents related to drilling and downhole operations, including technical sidetracks.

Course Content

- Hole Cleaning

- Lost Circulation

- Hole Enlargement

- Exam

The purpose of the course is to prevent noise-induced hearing impairment. You will learn how loud sound and noise affect us. 

You will also learn how you can properly protect yourself against noise and why that is so important.

Course Content

- Demonstrate what it is like to have a hearing impairment

- Show how hearing damage may occur

- Explain the permanence of noise-induced hearing impairment

- Explain the link between exposure time and noise levels

- Show why it is important to use hearing protection and, not least, to use it correctly.

The course is based on the current rules and regulations for working in areas where there is a risk of being exposed to noise that may be damaging to health.

This course provides insight into, and training for, all conditions that influence safe operations on a helicopter deck. The course is built on the guidebook "Helideck Manual", developed by the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association.

The course applies to personnel working at Statoil installations.

The purpose of the course is to prevent noise-induced hearing impairment. You will learn how loud sound and noise affect us. You will also learn how you can properly protect yourself against noise and why that is so important.

The fast track version of FSE Offshore - Low and High Voltage starts with a pre-test which checks the  participant's knowledge of FSE. Depending on the answers you give, you will get a FSE course that is tailored to the level of knowledge that is revealed in the pre-test.

The course meets the requirements set in § 7 of the "Safety Regulations for Work and Operation of Electrical Equipment and Installations- FSE", that relevant personnel shall be given annual training in FSE. The course also provides training and instruction in first aid, except for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Throughout the course the focus is on attitudes and the individual's responsibility to follow the regulations. FSE training is about knowledge of regulations and instructions, but it is equally important for the individual to understand why we have these regulations. To succeed in getting the individual to understand the importance of working safely, it is crucial that electrical safety is developing in the right direction and that the number of accidents is reduced.

In order to meet the requirement for being able to provide first aid in the event of electrical accidents, you also need to complete yearly practical training in CPR (mouth-to-mouth and heart compressions).

The course with fast track is suitable for for all, but is particularly practical for those who are going to do refresher training in FSE. The version without fast track is to be found in the course catalogue with the code MTP-041.

The NORSOK R-003 standard, Safe Use of Lifting Equipment is the industry standard for operating lifting equipment on the Norwegian continental shelf.

The course, “Safe Use of Offshore Cranes”, builds on NORSOK R-003 and is an important means for satisfying governmental regulations for maintaining and verifying competence in the safe use of lifting equipment.

The course focuses ongood work practices, as well as good attitudes and understanding of safety for crane operations, in accordance with the NORSOK R-003 standard.

Course Content:
-Introduction
-Rolls and responsibilities
-Planning and supervising
-Communication
-Supply vessels
-Load bearers
-Chemicals
-Lifting to and from the rig floor
-Using guy wires
-Lifting drilling pipes and casings
-Assembly and disassembly lifts
-Lifting scaffolding material and planks
-Operating blind
-Personnel lifts

The course enables participants to perform their duties regarding dangerous goods, ensure that personnel are aware of the dangers that may arise and how dangerous goods are identified, processed and loaded.

The course is in accordance with the requirements of BSL / JAR-OPS 3.1220 and IATA Dangerous Goods Regulation, Table 1.5 A, category 8, 9 and 11 (Passenger Handling Staff).

Course Content

- Introduction

- Dangerous goods

- Classes

- Packing and packaging

- Labelling

- Loading

- Documentation

- Emergency procedures

- Test

To be able to manage waste properly, it is important that all employees know the laws and regulations that apply in this area.  Waste Management is our joint responsibility!

This course gives the target group fundamental knowledge of Waste Management.

Course content

- Introduction

- Laws and regulations
- Waste prevention
- Waste treatment
- Environmental management

Training for all personnel who handle dangerous goods for transport at sea.

Norwegian and international authorities have demands for "general awareness/familiarisation training” for personnel involved in the transport of dangerous goods by sea. The purpose of this course is to provide sufficient training to fulfil these demands for this target group.

Course Content
The course content is as specified in the IMDG-code section 1.3.1.2.1:

- hazard classes
- packing
- marking and labelling
- placarding
- stowage and segregation
- documentation
- emergency procedures

Working in cold environments can be a significant challenge for comfort and the ability to perform work tasks in a safe and efficient manner. In this course you can learn about:

• Effects of cold
• Risk to health and performance
• Planning and risk reduction
• Clothing

This course has been developed for users of scaffolding as a work platform in accordance with
§ 17-5 in «Regulations concerning the performance of work», and is a supplement to the training provided at your workplace.

After completing this course, you should have a good understanding of the principles to do with the construction, functioning, maintenance and use of scaffolding so that incidents and accidents can be avoided.

The course covers the following major topics:

- Responsibility
- Laws and regulations
- Safe use of scaffolding
- Scaffolding assembly instructions
- Different types of scaffolding
- Summary

This course provides participants with knowledge of the principles and methods used to reduce pollution, as well as an understanding of guidelines and regulations for the external environment.

Today, most organisations in the offshore industry are responsible for various kinds of emissions to the air, water, and ground, in addition to using vast amounts of natural resources tp manufacture various products.

Every organisation has a duty to minimise its impact on the environment. This course provides participants with knowledge of the principles and methods used to reduce pollution, as well as an understanding of guidelines and regulations for the external environment.

Course Content

- Introduction

- Environmental challenges

- Conditions and framework

- Hazardous substances

- Acute pollution

The course content is designed to satisfy the requirement concerning competence in relation to the regulations by providing knowledge of the HSE regulations structure and content and giving examples of practical use.

Course contents:

•    About the regulations
•    Structure
•    Acts
•    Regulations
•    Selected issues
•    The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway
•    Practical use

When working through the course, it is a good idea to remain on the net so you can make active use of the regulations. That way you will benefit most from the course.

In order to have the course approved, you must answer 80% of the questions in the test correctly. The test is made available after you have completed the course.

A great deal of the course content has been imported from Lovdata and the Petroleum Safety Authority website.

The regulations are readily available on the internet:
www.lovdata.no
www.psa.no

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