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INTRODUCTION:

The Oil and Gas industry is recognized as one of the most hazardous occupational sectors in the world. The safety of infrastructure, workers and processes are imperative and any incident should be approached with a serious commitment. Therefore, emergency response management in the Oil & Gas industry play a crucial role in corporate integrity and reputation.

There has been an increase in the range of potential incidents and emergencies which could affect, disrupt, or stress production.  If managed appropriately then not all of these incidents will be critical or could be classified as a crisis, but those which result in substantial losses, or put increased demand on the organisation will have severe consequences for the company, the company’s stakeholders, the country and the reputation of all those involved in the response. This course will teach you that meeting the commitment involves more than just being fully prepared.

This course aims to provide training for candidates in fire protection and emergency response process, focusing on direct and effective command and control operations, communication with separate agencies and coordination of many different functions and personnel assignments. On meeting the minimum standard of competence in fire prevention and firefighting, a trainee will be competent to take appropriate measures for the safety of personnel and of the plant and to use fire appliances correctly. The trainee will also gain insight into methods of fire prevention. 

TRAINING OBJECTIVES:

By the end of this short course, participants would have:

·       Understand the attributes between Incidents, Emergencies and Crisis in the industry

·       Develop methods on how to avoid unnecessary escalation & how to design command & control response to each scenario

·       Explaining the chemistry of combustion and how it relates to fire safety

·       Understanding the fire safety legislation and its implications for workplace

·       Identifying different extinguishing agents and their appropriate uses in fire safety

·       Developing a comprehensive understanding of fire safety at work

·       Explaining  emergency evacuation procedures and incident management

·       Learning how to conduct a fire safety audit and write a report based on the findings

·       Understanding the principles of emergency preparedness and the development, testing, and maintenance of an Emergency Operation Plan (EOP)

·       Learn how to enhance on-scene leadership capabilities and techniques

·       Apply best practice in organizing Emergency Communications Centre (ECC), Emergency Response (ERT) and Crisis Management Teams (CMT) to their best advantage

·       Analyze the importance of human factor, the means to ensure the best psychological readiness

TRAINING METHODOLOGY:

The training course will be conducted in a facilitative style with a combination of lecture, practical experience in the use of techniques, case studies and a high level of lively debate and sharing of ideas. Delegates will be encouraged to introduce problems of their own for discussion and analysis. Copies of all lecture materials, case studies and workbooks will be provided.

Who Should Attend?

·       Government professionals

·       Emergency leaders

·       Supervisors

·       Health, safety and environment professionals

·       Rescuers

·       Paramedics

·       Technicians

·       Anyone working within critical areas of emergency response and risk management

COURSE OUTLINE:

Day 1:

·       Fire Safety legislation

·       Introduction to Fire

·       Chemistry of Combustion

·       Extinguishing Agents and their uses

·       Fire Safety at Work

·       Fire Safety Audit

·       Fire Investigation and Report Writing

Day 2:

·       Respiratory Disorders

·       Circulatory Disorders

·       Wounds & Bleeding

·       Burns

·       Fractures

·       Principles of Fire Prevention

·       Emergency Evacuation Procedures

·       Why we should evacuate in an emergency

·       Building Fires

·       Practical Firemanship

·       Incident Management

·       Patient Management

Day 3:

·       Thermo Emergencies (Hyper & Hypo Thermia)

·       Personal Protective Equipment

·       Case studies (Films, video clips)

·       Complex Building Topography (Fire Engineering Features)

·       Use of portable hand fire appliance in small fire

·       Movement of casualty in an Emergency

Day 4:

·       Emergency Operation Plan

·       Keys to Successful Emergency Management Program

·       Success Factors

·       Emergency Preparedness

·       Why would you need an EOP

·       EOP Objectives

·       Local Government

·       Local Planning

Day 5:

·       Plan Development

·       Plan Testing

·       Plan Maintenance

·       Plan Format

·       Purpose

·       Assumptions

·       Organization Roles

·       Consolidated Plan of Action

·       Comprehensive Resource Management

·       Functions Managing the Incident

·       Command and Control

• Course fees: 3600 US$ PER EACH PARTICIPANT
• 10% - For 2 nominations
• 15% - For 3 nominations
• 20% - For 4 nominations
• 25% - For 5 nominations