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OMITC ACADEMY ANGOLA
COURSE CATALOGUE
www.omitcacademy-angola.com 2020
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INTRODUCTION
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
OMITC Academy is a segment of Operatec group that was founded in 2013 to provide HSE and
Technical training for the Maritime & Oil and Gas segments.
OPERATEC’s OMITC Academy is working in accordance with Decree No. 38/09 of August 14,
pursuant to law No. 10/04, November 12 Law for oil activities (MINPET), in article no. 23 of principles to
promote the safety, health and hygiene at work with companies who work in Angolan territory.
OMITC Academy Angola has its presence in Lunda and Cabinda. The academy started with its
initial training center in Cabinda at the ESS Industrial Village (formerly Malembo Development Center), a
mere 4-kilometer ride from the Chevron’s Malongo facility. The academy was perceived to address
logistical issues of the O&G community with the intend to be able to offer courses to a larger group of
participants. A new training facility has now been established in Luanda, which is conveniently located at
Sequele, Luanda.
OMITC offers a wide range of safety training courses relevant to the offshore oil and gas industry, including TBOSIET, HUET, TFOET, HAR, BST STCW and “MSW5 Critical Roles” as per international standards. Industrial Safety trainings compromises of BLS, BFF, Signal Man, LOTO and Defensive Driving. Onsite training’s at client locations locally and internationally as per client’s requirements are also organized on request. OMITC even provides technical training that will help an individual attain expertise and technical knowledge that will help them progress in their relevant field of work.
OMITC’s goal is to create a closer and more efficient relationship with leading suppliers in the Maritime Oil & Gas industry by constantly delivery better value for money through geographical expansion and using innovation to expand our portfolio of training service solutions. Our aim is to make Operatec Academy’s operation’s competitive and available to the indigenous populace and operators in general.
We are pleased to provide below list of training services we provide at our training facilities.
SAFETY
TRAININGS
INDUSTRY
ACCREDITED JOB ORIENTED
COURSES
MARITIME
OIL & GAS CUSTOMIZED
SOLUTION
OIL & GAS
EQUIPMENT
SERVICES
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INDEX
Page 2 INTRODUCTION
Page 3 & 4 INDEX
Page 5 MARITIME & OFFSHORE
1) OPITO – TBOSIET (Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction Emergency Training)
2) OPITO - TFOET (Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training)
3) OPITO - IMIST (Industrial Minimum Industry Safety Training)
4) OPITO – THUET (Tropical Helicopter Underwater Escape Training)
5) HUET – Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (STCW95)
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6) PST / WST - Personal Survival Techniques / Water Survival Training
7) INAVIC – HLO & HDA – Helicopter Landing Officer & Helideck Assistant
8) IRATA - High Angle/ Rope Access Training Level I, II, III
9) H2S - Basic Awareness (SCBA AND SABA Practical Exercises)
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10) H2S – Full Course (SCBA and SABA Practical Exercises)
11) BST -STCW (Basic Safety Training)
12) MSW 5 Critical Roles (Local SWPS & International Standards)
13) Lifeboat COXSWAIN / STCW
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14) Boat Transfer
15) First Responders
16) PFSO / ISPS CODE - Port Facility Security Officer (ISPS)
17) Aviation Radio Operator
18) H.D.A (Helideck Assistant)
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19) Fire Watch
20) BLS – Basic Life Support
21) BFF – Basic Fire Fighting
22) Defensive Driving (ROSPA)
23) Confined Space
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24) Slinger
25) Forklift
26) Gas tester
27) LOTO (Lock Out / Tag Out)
28) Safety Leadership / Safety Behavior
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INDEX
INDEX
Page 11 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY Contd…
29) Scaffolding Level 1-3
30) Infrared / Thermology
31) Fall Protection
32) Dangerous Goods by Air
Page 12 TECHNICAL TRAININGS
1) Mechanical Maintenance
2) Electrical Maintenance
3) Instrumentation Maintenance
Page 13 ADDITIONAL SERVICES
Page 14 GALLERY
Page 15 OMITC ACADEMY CONTACT INFORMATION
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MARITIME & OFFSHORE
OPITO – TBOSIET (TROPICAL BASIC OFFSHORE SAFETY INDUCTION
EMERGENCY TRAINING)
The aim of the T-BOSIET is to introduce delegates to the specific safety
issues and regimes relevant to offshore installations, and to equip them with the
basic emergency response knowledge and skills for travelling to and from offshore
installations by helicopter in a tropical environment. The course includes Offshore
Safety Induction, Sea Survival, Helicopter Safety and Underwater Escape Training,
Fire Fighting & Self Rescue and Basic First Aid.
OPITO - TFOET (TROPICAL FURTHER OFFSHORE EMERGENCY TRAINING)
The aim of the T-FOET is to provide the delegates with the opportunity to
practice and demonstrate emergency response skills which are not possible to
practice during drills, exercises, and emergency training offshore. The course is
aimed at further offshore and emergency response training for the personnel
working in the offshore oil and gas industry. This Training is mainly practical and
consists of Helicopter safety and escape, firefighting & self-rescue, and emergency
first aid.
OPITO - IMIST (INTERNATIONAL MINIMUM INDUSTRY SAFETY TRAINING)
The aim of the IMIST program is to introduce delegates to the key safety
elements required by all employees working in the oil and gas industry. It also
ensures the knowledge and understanding of these basic safety elements are
maintained and current amongst the existing workforces. Each topic has been
designed to focus the delegates’ attention on their personal responsibility for
safety thus influencing their behavior and attitude towards their co-workers, the
general infrastructure, and the environment.
• Module 1: Introduction of safety of hazards at work.
• Module 2: Safe working methods, including observation systems.
• Module 3: Understand the risk assessment process.
• Module 4: Tasks requiring a work permit (PTW).
• Module 5: Personal responsibility in maintaining the integrity of the platform.
• Module 6: Manual handling techniques of equipment.
• Module 7: Control of the use of hazardous substances.
• Module 8: Knowledge and working processes at height
• Module 9: Risks of mechanical lifting operations
OPITO – THUET (TROPICAL HELICOPTER UNDERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING)
The aim of the Tropical HUET training program is to prepare delegates that intend
to travel to and from offshore oil and gas installations and vessels by helicopter in
a tropical environment by providing specific training in pre-flight and in-flight
requirements and to equip delegates with the basic emergency
HUET – HELICOPTER UNDERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING (STCW95)
The aim of the HUET (with CA-EBS) program is to prepare delegates travelling to
and from offshore oil and gas installations and vessels by helicopter by providing
specific training in pre-flight and in-flight requirements and to equip delegates with
the basic emergency response knowledge and skills. Delegates are instructed on
how to exit the aircraft safely in the unlikely event of a water landing.
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MARITIME & OFFSHORE Continue… PST / WST - PERSONAL SURVIVAL TECHNIQUES / WATER SURVIVAL
TECHNIQUES
The purpose of this course is to provide the essential knowledge and
experience of personal survival principles to maximize the chances of survival in
the event of an emergency, including practical training in the use of life jackets and
inflatable life rafts. The training provides essential knowledge in personal survival
techniques, particularly focusing on:
• Understanding the main types of maritime emergencies
• Correct use of survival equipment particularly lifejackets & inflatable life rafts.
• The principles of survival
• Proper use of survival craft
INAVIC – HLO & HDA – HELICOPTER LANDING OFFICER & HELIDECK ASSISTANT
The aim and objectives of the Helideck Operations Initial Training
Program are to equip the delegate with the initial knowledge, understanding and
skills required to perform the roles of Offshore Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO)
and Offshore Helideck Assistant (HDA) safely and effectively. Besides preparing the
crew during helicopter operations, concerning safety, on the HDA, delegates learn
how to proceed and case of fire and chopper crash on helideck. Practicing with the
foam canons and different portable fire extinguishers.
IRATA - HIGH ANGLE/ ROPE ACCESS TRAINING LEVEL I, II, III
The IRATA Training (Trade Association of Rope Access approved by
Chevron's standard, aims to ensure that any rope access work performed by IRATA
members is carried out in a safe and high-quality manner. Aimed at improving
practices employees who work with rope access:
• Master rope access methods to rescue injured or injured people disabled on
slope land of 60° or more.
• Minimize the possibility of accidents, incidents or occurrences of risk
generally
• Ensure a safe system of continuous and effective work without damage to
properties of the site and the environment
• Use industrial rope rescue methods that have been designed to extradite
the victim with the best possible speed and safety technique.
• Mooring device and various transport implementations
H2S - BASIC AWARENESS
The basic H2S training approved by the STCW95 standard is ensure that
trainees gain the knowledge and understanding of the eminent hazards and
properties of H2S, response actions of appropriate emergencies to be taken in the
event of an incident related to the H2S.
What is hydrogen sulfide, where we will find H2S, H2S properties,
physiological effects of H2S, H2S arrest. Contingency and emergency response
plan, H2S hazard protection, personal protection equipment, hydrogen sulfide
exposure level, emergency first aid, factors determine the effects of H2S exposure,
assessment and control of H2S exposure
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H2S - FULL COURSE (SCBA AND SABA PRACTICAL EXERCISES)
H2S training approved by the STCW95 standard is to target and objectives
to ensure that trainees gain the knowledge and understanding of the eminent
dangers and properties of H2S, and response actions of appropriate emergencies
to be taken in the event of an incident related to the H2S.
• What is hydrogen sulfide
• Where you find H2S
• H2S Properties
• Physiological effects of H2S
• H2S detention
• Contingency And Emergency Response Plan
• Protection against H2S hazards
• Personal protective equipment
• Exposure level to hydrogen sulfide Exposure level to hydrogen sulfide
• Emergency first aid
• Factors determine the effects of H2S exposure
• Evaluation and control of H2S exposure
• Emergency first aid
• Factors determine the effects of H2S exposure
• Evaluation and control of H2S exposure
BST -STCW (BASIC SAFETY TRAINING)
Basic Maritime Safety Training (BST) approved by the standard STCW95,
aims to ensure that employees working in the gain knowledge about the safety
regulations and standards of the daily activities on board.
The course in reference consists of the following modules:.
• Fire prevention and fighting (theory and practice)
• Personal survival techniques (theory and practice in the pool)
• First aid (theory and practice)
• Social responsibilities and personal safety (theory)
MSW 5 CRITICAL ROLES (LOCAL SWPS & INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS)
Safe Work Management Process (MSW) Training follows chevron's
standard aims to identify, evaluate, mitigate and create a control protocol or
eliminate the risks associated with work during the ongoing activities and ensure
that the risks exposed to the workplace have been evaluated and mitigated,
thereby reducing the level of impact on the occurrence of unexpected situations
and ensure that the risks to employee/contractor arising from these hazards are
assessed, prioritized, and controlled to eliminate hazards or reduce risks to
acceptable levels.
LIFEBOAT COXSWAIN / STCW
The offshore lifeboat coxswain training approved by the STCW95
standard, aims to instruct participants with the knowledge and the skills needed to
perform the role of boat coxswain offshore lifeguards effectively. This training
program is designed to meet the guidelines for safety and contingency training for
personnel designated to undertake coxswains’ duties on an installation survival
craft. After training completions, the delegates can prepare rescue craft equipment
for use, organize boarding, safely operate lower and release equipment, exercises
and lead the recovery operation on the water.
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MARITIME & OFFSHORE Continue… BOAT TRANSFER
The boat transfer training approved by Chevron standard the aim of
instructing trainees on the importance of using a fluctuation that is used during the
transfer. Methods of transfer between the simulated boat platform and a fixed
simulator installation, using ropes for transfers and transfers of luggage.
• Actions of preparation of an emergency boat (a speedboat).
• Actions in case of abandonment.
• Survival techniques following abandonment.
FIRST RESPONDERS
This training helps delegate to understand their new responsibilities of an
emergency First Responder. They will be able to provide appropriate treatment for
the purpose of preserving life. Able to minimize the consequences of injury until
the arrival of medical assistance. After successful completion of the training, the
delegate will be capable of performing minimum entry level lifesaving procedures
with the use of limited amount of equipment’s which in normal circumstances will
not be possible without knowledge imparted in this training.
PFSO / ISPS CODE - PORT FACILITY SECURITY OFFICER (ISPS)
The aim of the PFSO Course is to provide the skills and knowledge to
those designated to perform the duties and responsibilities of a Port Facility
Security Officer.
It includes maintaining and updating Port Facility Security Plan
arrangements and coordinating with Ship Security Officers, Company Security
Officers and Government Administrations. This training is suitable for port
operations staff who have a working experience in a maritime port facility and
includes a personal copy of the ISPS Code and an associated Port Facility Security
Officer training guide with sample models
AVIATION RADIO OPERATOR
The aviation operator radio training approved by the Chevron, aims to
provide knowledge, techniques and qualifications of aviation radiotelephony for
aircraft crew members and respond if you receive distress signal through the
coordination of the international association of Air Transport (IATA). The course is
designed to provide aviation radiotelephone knowledge, techniques and
qualifications for manned aircraft pilots, non-pilot flight crew. This includes
helicopter hoist operator aircrew, rescue swimmers, aircraft maintenance
engineers, maintenance organizations and loadmasters. Drone/RPAS pilots
operating in restricted airspace or near helicopter landing zones.
H.D.A (HELIDECK ASSISTANT)
The Helideck Assistant Initial Training Program is design to equip the
delegate with the initial knowledge, understanding and skills required to perform
the role of Offshore Helideck Assistant (HDA) safely and effectively.
This course will give the delegate knowledge and understanding where
they are skilled to participate during the helicopter landing activities at onshore or
offshore facility in accordance with existing Industry Standards. This course
consists of both theory and practical assessments.
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INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
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FIRE WATCH The course is intended to provide participants with the basic understanding the risk of fire in the work environment and watching/monitoring any hot work activity in the site. The aim of the training is to provide candidates with the necessary knowledge
on the danger of fire conflagration and understanding of the standard company
safety procedures relating to fire safety. Strict adherence to the requirements as
per issued Hot Work Permit; Use of available means of fire retardants like fire
extinguisher to prevent fire from dispersion or its use for fire suppression
BLS – BASIC LIFE SUPPORT
The BLS training approved by the STCW95 standard is designed to health
professionals and first responders trained to match varieties of situations during
the activities that occur in various locations.
This course is designed for healthcare providers and trained first
responders who provide care to patients in a wide variety of settings. They are
trained to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an
AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner. Training is
provided to both single-rescuer and team basic life support skills for application in
pre-hospital and in-facility settings
BFF – BASIC FIRE FIGHTING
Basic Firefighting training approved by STCW95 provides workers expertise
to effectively extinguish a small fire that can be the difference between a small
incident and a major accident costing millions in damage and lost production time.
This training imparts delegates skills, knowledge and expertise that will
enable them to identify the conditions capable of causing fire, know how to use a
fire extinguisher, respond appropriately to fire emergencies, and follow the set fire
evacuation plan and adequately implement fire emergency procedures. This
course is designed for workers who are potentially exposed to a fire hazard.
DEFENSIVE DRIVING (ROSPA)
The Defensive Driving Course approved by ROSPA (UK) providers road
user’s rules of defensive driving, standard driving practices and required driving
mechanisms. Its main objective is to reduce the risk of driving by anticipating
hazardous situations, adverse conditions or the driving errors of others and avoid
road accidents in any scenario.
It is very important training for the safety of the traffic everywhere, either
outside or internally onshore bases.
CONFINED SPACE
A Confined Space Training course is designed to provide awareness of
confined space entry hazards and procedures for operating company and
contractor personnel involved in controlling entry to confined spaces and rescue
procedures, combined with practical training in entry and escape.
Delegates undergoing this training are imparted knowledge of how to
assess hazards, follow confined space procedures and when needed use of
appropriate equipment for rescue of co-workers in duress.
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SLINGER
The course prepared as per Chevron Standard is aimed to teach/refresh
theoretical knowledge and practical use to Learners who are required to sling and
move loads by various methods and are required to use different lifting
techniques, slings and shackles to perform the job safely and efficiently ensuring
reduction in injuries, damages and downtime
FORKLIFT
The course is prepared as per Chevron Standard. Objectives of the forklift
safety training are to determine the risk involved in operating the forklift truck,
familiarize trainees about different types of trucks and its operations and
functions, preparation for visual check up of the machine prior to work, enable
trainees to obtain forklift license.
This course is comprised of classroom instruction, including discussion, as
well as hands-on practical training and evaluation.
GAS TESTER
The aim and objectives of the Authorized Gas Tester training program is
to ensure that personnel preparing for a gas tester role are equipped with the
knowledge to conduct gas tests for oxygen levels, flammable, and toxic gases
safely. Training is as per Chevron Standard.
Delegates will also learn about relevant statutory requirements,
understanding usage of gas measuring and monitoring equipment and
documenting gas test results.
LOTO (LOCKOUT TAGOUT)
The LOTO training designed as per Chevron Standard aims to provide
delegate with the essential knowledge on what a lockout/tagout procedure is, why
it is important and how to complete the procedure safely. In this course, delegate
will learn about hazardous energy and how this relates to the lockout tagout
procedure.
Delegates must develop, document, and implement energy control
procedures to control potentially hazardous energy. The energy control procedure
provides the authorized employee with written instructions specifying how to
eliminate the potential for the unexpected activation or startup of machinery or
equipment or the release of stored energy; thus eliminating hazards.
SAFETY LEADERSHIP/ SAFETY BEHAVIOUR
The safety leadership training approved by the Chevron, aims to
communicate, and promote the importance of safety among the company's
employees, develop behaviors that help others to understand and follow
established standards, security protocols. The training emphasizes the need to put
safety at the forefront of daily actions, in every decision made.
Following this process, the employee can help companies to obtain lower
incidents, improving the safety culture, as well as benefits of quality, productivity,
asset integrity and cost reduction.
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SCAFFOLDING - LEVELS 1 – 3
The Scaffolding training designed as per by Chevron Standard provides
delegates with knowledge and safe practices guidelines that ensure safe
scaffolding deployment that ensures prevention of serious accidents on the
worksite. Only professionals who have completed a scaffolding safety course
should work with scaffolds.
INFRARED / THERMOLOGY
This is course is designed for pre-qualified personnel who would be
imparted knowledge in infrared theory, heat transfer concepts, equipment
operation and selection, standards compliance, image analysis and report
generation. This training is designed for delegates to recognize and present
available qualitative thermal imaging for Predictive Maintenance, Condition
Assessment, Condition Monitoring, Quality Assurance, Forensic Investigations,
Building Sciences, etc
FALL PROTECTION
The Fall Protections training approved by OPITO standard aims to avoid common
injuries by falls that may result in work related incidents. Falls are among the most
common causes of serious work-related injuries and deaths. Fall hazard need to be
assess, documented and safe working procedures/conditions needs to be
provided. Fall prevention is needed in the workplace from falling off overhead
platforms, elevated workstations or into holes in the floor and walls, when working
over dangerous equipment and machinery, regardless of the fall distance.
DANGEROUS GOODS BY AIR
This training as per Chevron Standard aims to Identify, classify, pack,
mark, label and document dangerous goods in accordance with the Technical
Instruction. Understand the legal obligations related to the transport of dangerous
goods by air.
The knowledge gained will help delegate to stay safe while handling
dangerous goods in their day-to-day activities and how to handle situations in case
of emergency. It will also outline the documentation required to accompany goods
for transportation.
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TECHNICAL TRAININGS
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE
Introduces students and builds basic skills to install, maintain, and
operate hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, and electronic automated equipment
used in manufacturing industries. Students will be introduced to diagnostics and
repair of equipment components.
They will be trained to Plan routine maintenance of plant equipment and
machinery. Analyze breakdowns, diagnose faults and supervise time critical
equipment repairs.
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE
The aim of the industrial electrical maintenance course is to provide solid
foundations upon which the participant will be able to build and develop. Emphasis
is given to providing the necessary skills, which will allow the participant to carry
out routine electrical tasks.
Delegates will be trained to perform electrical preventive maintenance
which will reduce the amount of equipment that needs to be replaced early as a
result of electrical problems.
INSTRUMENTATION MAINTENANCE
In Instrument maintenance training delegates will be trained to regulate
and maintain measurement systems for oil and gas flow, level, pressure and
temperature. They will also be provided training electronic and pneumatic process
control systems and safety systems. They will be provided instruction to perform
duties like calibration, Modifies, repairs and replacement of instrumentation
systems and equipment.
They will be introduced to Instrument calibration which is one of the
primary processes used to maintain instrument accuracy; configuring an
instrument to provide a result for a sample within an acceptable range
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AVALIABLE AND ADDED SERVICES
• Trained Medical Emergency Response Team Stationed at Center with Ambulance
• Medical Screening (fee per delegate).
• Additional support services (Based on client demand)
• Classroom rental fee per day with projectors, AC, receptionist.
• Breakfast and Lunch - day fee per student.
• Lunch - day fee per student.
• Dinner (for travelling Trainees) - day fee per student.
• Accommodation + Dinner (for travelling trainees if Facility is not in Cabinda) - day rate.
• Accommodation + Dinner (for travelling trainees if Facility is not in Luanda) - day rate.
• Land transportation cost from Cabinda airport to Training center and vice versa.
• Land transportation cost from Luanda airport to Training center and vice versa.
• Land transportation Cost from Malongo to Training center and vice versa.
• Land Transportation cost from Facilities in Luanda to Training center and vice versa for Groups.
• PPE rental (the kit has the PPE’s and tool needs for each type of training) per student / day
course (charged on courses such as HUET / PST / BFF).
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
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GALLERY
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LUANDA
Bairro Vila Verde Kativa, Q2, Entrada Principal de Acesso à
Centralidade do Sequele Luanda, Angola.
(+244) 916071905
CABINDA
Malembo Development Center Sassa zau, Planície de Malembo,
Cabinda, Angola, Phone: (+244) 997467958 |
942270336 Fax: (+244) 222 017 630
GENERAL INFO:
OPERATEC HEAD OFFICE
OPERATEC-Engenharia & Serviços, LDA Edifício Avenca Plaza, Rua Rei
Katyavala, Nº 43/45, Luanda, 8º andar. Maculusso-Ingombota ,
Luanda, Angola (+244) 939 497894 / 918 734 470
CONTACT US
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