Course Outlines 2011_BRAVO7

PT. SATRIA YUDHA PRATAMA BRAVO7 Offshore Survival & Safety Training Services

Division

COURSE OUTLINES

Offshore Survival & Safety Training Services Division

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PT. SATRIA YUDHA PRATAMA Jl. Akses UI, Palsigunung RT 005/04, Tugu, Cimanggis, Depok, West Java, Indonesia

T : + 62 21 + 62 21 3617 1604 Fax : + 62 21 + 62 21 3617 1604 [email protected]

BRAVO7 SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING SERVICES DIVISION PT. SATRIA YUDHA PRATAMA with the BRAVO7 Offshore Survival & Safety Training Division was established in 2010. BRAVO7 Offshore Survival & Safety Training Division provides occupational safety & health training and consultancy services for the oil & gas, marine, construction, manufacture and other related industries. BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION is committed to provide high quality and cost effective safety training to these industrial sectors. OUR OBJECTIVES • To provide quality & cost effective training to all workforce to meet customers

satisfaction. • To promote occupational safety, health & environment at work • To reduce the number of accidents/incidents through continuous education. • To assist our clients to comply with the stringent regulatory requirements and

company requirements. BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION, is located in the Jl. Akses UI, Palsigunung RT 005/04, Tugu, Cimanggis, Depok, West Java, Indonesia. BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION is an approved Migas as a training Safety Provider. BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION is the training provider of STCW Marine. BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION has been providing safety training for Oil and gas, marine and its Contractors to support their operations. BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION works with a team of associates in various fields of expertise, meeting the needs of the diversified training needs of our prospect clients. BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION trainers have conducted training courses onsite client. BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION together with our associates altogether have more than 28 years of practical experience in the field of safety training worldwide. BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION business concept is to maintain a competitive edge through our; • Professionalism, expertise and experience. • Flexibility with training dates and venues • Cost effective and tailored made programs to meet company requirements • No barrier to medium of instructions philosophy SAFETY TRAINING APPROACH Our courses can be conducted at either BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION’s facilities or at the client’s facilities subject to the

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availability of adequate and suitable training facilities and equipment. Our qualified and experienced trainers will conduct courses professionally. These include lectures, demonstrations, exercises, experiential learning and practical exercises to enhance participants learning. Language is not a barrier to learning and BRAVO7 OFFSHORE SURVIVAL & SAFETY TRAINING DIVISION‘s trainers will ensure that the participants understand the medium of instruction.

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COURSE OUTLINE BROCHURE

PT. SATRIA YUDHA PRATAMA

If the emergency response course you are seeking is not in this booklet,

Please contact BBRRAAVVOO77 OOffffsshhoorree SSuurrvviivvaall && SSaaffeettyy TTrraaiinniinngg DDiivviissiioonn)

and request the course details at the following address :

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Jl. Akses UI, Palsigunung RT 005/04, Tugu, Cimanggis, Depok,

West Java, Indonesia

Phn. +62 21. 36171604

Fax +62 21. 36171604

E-mail : [email protected]





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SSEEAA SSUURRVVIIVVAALL && OOFFFFSSHHOORREE SSAAFFEETTYY PPRROOCCEEDDUURREESS

Course Aim : To provide participants with the knowledge and confidence to assist in their survival

in the event of an emergency offshore with the proper use of available emergency

equipment.

Course Objectives : By the end of the one day programmed, participants will have an understanding and

a thorough knowledge of the following :

• Launch and inflate a life raft.

• Re-right and board a life raft

unassisted.

• Life raft management techniques.

• Life raft emergency equipment and

usage.

• Basic injury management.

• Basic survival techniques in open

water

Competency : All participants must demonstrate the ability to re-right a life raft unassisted, and

complete a questionnaire in order to pass the course.

Method Of Training : This course is conducted in two phases. Initial phase is a half day theory course

covering all aspects of the life raft and survival at sea. This classroom training

utilizes demonstrations of all equipment and discussion on the uses and method of

use of the emergency equipment, and Projector presentation to assist.

The second phase is an entirely practical training section conducted in a water

environment, where all participants are required to practice and demonstrate the

application of all techniques learned in both sessions.




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BBAASSIICC OOFFFFSSHHOORREE SSAAFFEETTYY EEMMEERRGGEENNCCYY TTRRAAIINNIINNGG ((BBOOSSEETT))

Course Aim : To provide participants with survival and emergency training in order to prepare

them for an emergency in an offshore environment. Day 1 - Sea Survival, Day 2 -

Basic Fire Fighting & Introduction to Breathing Apparatus, Basic Life Support.

Course Objectives: By the end of the two days programme, participants will have an understanding and

a thorough knowledge of the following:

• Sea Survival skills and techniques • Using, don & doff breathing apparatus

• Life raft procedures & management • Basic Life-support - EAR, CPR,

• Basic Fire Fighting theory DRABC's protocols

• Practical use of fire extinguishers, fire

blankets

Competency : All participants must demonstrate the ability to egress an upturned HUET module

unassisted, demonstrate the effective use of fire extinguishment mediums and

conduct EAR and CPR in accordance with appropriate internationally recognized

standards. All participants must complete a questionnaire in order to pass the

course.

Method Of Training : This course is conducted in two phases - 2 days

Day One Course module is guidelines set with E&P Forum, UKOOA, OPITO,

IMO -STCW'95 & AMSA for Sea Survival Course

Day Two Consist of basic emergency training including Fire Fighting and using,

don & doff breathing apparatus.

The basic life support course with guideline set of International Red

Cross.




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This training can be conducted at remote locations with sufficient resources such as

a swimming pool and a suitable open area for fire training.

Pre-Requisite : All participants must demonstrate an appropriate level of medical fitness with a

clearance form before participating in the practical sessions.




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Course Aim : To provide participants with survival and emergency training in order to prepare them

for an emergency in an offshore environment. Day 1 – HUET & Sea Survival ,

personel transfer & lifesaving & protective equipment, Permit to Work System,

Accident Reporting Procedures, Day 2 - Basic Fire Fighting & Introduction to

Breathing Apparatus, Basic Life Support.

Course Objectives: By the end of the two days programme, participants will have an understanding and a

thorough knowledge of the following:

• Introduction

• Sea Survival skills and techniques

• Life raft procedures & management

• Basic Fire Fighting theory

• Practical use of fire extinguishers, fire Blankets

• Using, don & doff breathing apparatus

• Basic Life Support - EAR, CPR, DRABC's protocols

• Permit to Work System

• Accident Reporting Procedures

Competency: All participants must demonstrate the ability to egress an upturned HUET module

unassisted, demonstrate the effective use of fire extinguishment mediums and

conduct EAR and CPR in accordance with appropriate internationally recognized

standards. All participants must complete a questionnaire in order to pass the course.

Method Of Training: This course is conducted in two phases - 2 days

Day One Course module is guidelines set with E&P Forum, UKOOA, OPITO,

IMO -

STCW'95 & AMSA for Sea Survival Course




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Day Two Consist of basic emergency training including Fire Fighting and using,

don & doff breathing apparatus.

The basic life support course with guideline set of International Red

Cross.

This training can be conducted at remote locations with sufficient resources such as

a swimming pool and a suitable open area for fire training.

Prerequisite: All participants must demonstrate an appropriate level of medical fitness with a

clearance form before participating in the practical sessions.




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PPEERRSSOONNAALL SSUURRVVIIVVAALL TTEECCHHNNIIQQUUEESS ((SSTTCCWW9955))

COURSE CONTENT On completion of this activity, participants will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: • Types of life-saving appliances normally carried on ships • Equipment in Survival Craft • Location of personal life-saving appliances • Principles concerning survival at sea including: Value of training and drills Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment (PPE) The need to be prepared for any emergency Actions to be taken when called to survival craft stations Actions to be taken when required to abandon ship / offshore installation Actions to be taken when in the water Actions to be taken when aboard a survival craft (life raft etc.) Main dangers to survivors Rescue Techniques

COMPETENCY Participants are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or verbal examination of theory. PRE REQUISITE Seafarers are required to be medically fit as per Regulation 1/9 of STCW95. COURSE DURATION This course is conducted over two (2) days. METHOD OF TRAINING Classroom theory sessions followed by practical periods. Resource requirements are classroom and associated equipment and access to a swimming pool, lake or sea.




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FFIIRREE PPRREEVVEENNTTIIOONN AANNDD FFIIRREE FFIIGGHHTTIINNGG

COURSE CONTENT On completion of this activity, participants will be able to demonstrate a competence

in the theory and practice of the following:

• Combustion process

• Extinguishment for each class

of fire

• Personal protective clothing

• Detection and suppression

systems

• Benefits of safety inspections

and maintenance training

• Fire behaviour

• Portable extinguishers

• Operation of fire fighting

equipment

• Fire suppression strategies and

tactics

COMPETENCY Participants are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or

verbal examination of theory.

PRE REQUISITE Seafarers are required to be medically fit as per Regulation 1/9 of STCW95.

COURSE DURATION This course is conducted over two (2) days.

METHOD OF TRAINING Classroom theory sessions followed by practical periods, conducted at a Fire

Training Establishment.




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• Compliance with emergency

procedures

• Safe working practices

• Safety and protective devices

available to protect against

potential hazards aboard ship

• A familiarisation with

international measures

concerning accident prevention

and occupational health

• Means to effective human

relationships on board ship

• Precautions to prevent pollution of the

marine environment

• Importance of adhering to safe working

practices at all times

• Precautions to be taken prior to entering

enclosed spaces

• An understanding of orders and be

understood in relation to shipboard

duties

• Importance of maintaining good human

relationships aboard ship



PRE REQUISITE

There are no course prerequisites

COURSE DURATION This course is conducted over one (1) day.

METHOD OF TRAINING Classroom environment with associated equipment.




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SSTTCCWW9955 EELLEEMMEENNTTAARRYY FFIIRRSSTT AAIIDD

COURSE CONTENT On completion of this activity, participants will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following: • Have an appreciation of the basic body structure and its functions

• Make an assessment of the needs of casualties and threats to their own safety

• Have an understanding of immediate measures to be taken in cases of

emergencies including the ability to:

• Position the casualty • Apply resuscitation techniques • Control bleeding • Apply appropriate measures of

basic shock management • Apply appropriate measures in

the event of burns and scalds, including electrical

• and chemical burns • Apply rescue and transport of a

casualty technique • Improvise bandages and use

materials in an emergency kit • Knowledge of basic fracture

immobilisation techniques

COMPETENCY To be awarded a certificate in Elementary First Aid in accordance with the requirements of the STCW 95 Code, delegates will successfully complete the following; • Demonstrate the correct techniques and procedures on a mannequin or person

of the following skills: how to safely approach a

victim conduct a primary survey

PRE REQUISITE There are no pre-requisites to attend this course. COURSE DURATION This course is conducted over two (2) days. METHOD OF TRAINING Theory and practical periods conducted in a classroom environment plus associated equipment.




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HHEELLIICCOOPPTTEERR UUNNDDEERRWWAATTEERR EESSCCAAPPEE TTRRAAIINNIINNGG ((HHUUEETT))

Course Aim : To provide passengers and aircrew with the knowledge and skills necessary to react

to and survive a helicopter ditching. To be able to care for themselves in a sea

survival situation.

Course Objectives : By the end of 1 day ditching course, participants should have knowledge of :

• Helicopter Safety

• Aircraft emergencies

• Ditching Procedures and Drills

• Liferaft and Lifejacket Drills and

Procedures

• EPIRBS & Pyrotechnics

• Basic Sea Survival Drills & Rescue

Procedures

Competency : All participants must complete at least 3 unassisted escapes from the helicopter

module & complete a questioner in order to pass the course.

Outline :

• This course meets industry requirement

familiarsation and training in helicopter

emergency procedures and the use of

emergecy equipment. The cover :

• Surface Abandonment

• Pre ditching checks

• Ditching - aircraft capsize

• Lifejackets

• Liferafts

• EPIRB's & ELT's

• Safe used of pyrotechnique

• Search & Rescue (SAR)

• Recovery

• Sea Survival

Method Of Training : We can conduct this course ON-SITE anywhere utilizing a hotel swimming pool or

similar (min.depth requirement 1.8 meters).




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BBAASSIICC FFIIRREE FFIIGGHHTTIINNGG

Course Aim : To equip trainees with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to ensure an

appropriate response to a fire emergency, and to ensure the proper use and

knowledge of emergency equipment and procedures to enhance their survival in a

fire emergency.

Course Objectives : At the end of the one day programme, participants will have an understanding and a

thorough

knowledge of the following;

• Fire causes basic fire

chemistry.

• Use of portable firefighting

equipment.

• Prevention of fire. • Escape from a fire environment

Competency : All participants must demonstrate the ability to use portable fire fighting appliances

to fight fire, and complete a questionnaire in order to pass the course.

Method Of Training : Initial classroom sessions to cover fire chemistry and emergency equipment.

Practical training portable fire fighting usage, and smoke escape procedures.




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Course Aim: BBAASSIICC FFIIRRSSTT AAIIDD

To provide participants with the knowledge and practice of the medical first aid

required by first respondents.

Course Objectives: By the end of the three day course participants will be able to describe and

demonstrate: -

Basic life support - EAR - CPR

• Bleeding control

• Burns

• Breaks

• Site approach

• Casualty assessment

• Stabilization

• Transportation requirements

• First aid kits

Competency : Assessment of the participants competency is assessed by either a practical or by a

written and or oral test.

Venue Required : Lecture room environment with access to an outdoor training venue.

Method Of Training : This course is conducted at a venue, which will be suitable for the theory and

practical instruction of all participants and will include the provision of catering, visual

teaching aids and writing materials.

Equipment : The provision of first aid training equipment is dependent on the consultation

between the company and the training provider.

Maximum number of participants 10 person




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FFaasstt RReessccuuee BBooaatt

COURSE AIM Provides participants who are required to take charge of a fast rescue craft (FRC)

with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and competently launch,

manoeuvre and recover an FRC.



• Craft description and checks

• Crew dress and equipment

• Crew responsibilities

• Capsize procedures

• Launch and recovery

• Man overboard procedures

• Helicopter recovery

• Search patterns

• General handling skills

• Casualty handling



PRE REQUISITE STCW 95 Regulation V1/2 “states” that the mandatory minimum requirements for

the issue of certificates of proficiency in fast rescue boats are:

Every candidate for a certificate of proficiency in fast rescue boats shall:

• Hold a certificate of proficiency in survival craft / rescue boats other than fast

rescue boats

• Have attended an approved training course

• Meet the standard of competency for certificates of proficiency in fast rescue

boats set out in section A-V1/2, paragraphs 5 to 8 of the STCW Code.




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• Be not less than 18 years

• Valid First Aid Certificate

Note: Seafarers are required to be medically fit as per Regulation 1/9 of STCW 95.

Other trainees are required to be medically fit for FRC training including their

muscular-skeletal, respiratory system, eyes and ears as a minimum.

COURSE DURATION The course is conducted over one (1) day.

METHOD OF TRAINING This course is best conducted utilising the Rescue craft that participants on

completion will crew. Classroom theory sessions followed by practical periods




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OOFFFFSSHHOORREE MMEEDDIICC EENNTTRRYY CCOOUURRSSEE

Course type: Function-orientated course

Intended for: Persons with experience as onshore medic, who are designated as offshore medic

to render first aid and medical care to employees at mining installations.

Objective: Training participants supplementary in rendering first aid and medical support at

mining installations. After completion of the course participant shall be able

executing independently reserved actions as in conformity with the BIG Act.

Learning targets:

• refreshing on basic life support, advanced cardiac life support, pre hospital

trauma life support;

• procedures and protocols for urgent assistance offshore;

• communication with shore-based support;

• medicines and medical equipment offshore;

• legislation and instructions in relation to medical assistance offshore;

• medical reporting offshore;

Duration: 3 days

Conditions for participation: Participant shall be in the possession of a certificate of nursing




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OOXXYYGGEENN RREESSUUSSCCIITTAATTOORR

Course Aim This unit covers competency in advanced techniques for the management of

administration of oxygen and ventilation of the lungs, in line with the requirements of

Indonesian resuscitation Council guidelines.

Course Contents: D.R.A.B.C.D. action plan

Placing an unconscious casualty in the recovery position

Respiratory system

Circulatory system and heart conditions

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

Defibrillation awareness

Shock

Bleeding

Administration of oxygen

Portable Oxygen Resuscitator

Maintaining an airway using the Oropharyngeal airway

Maintaining an airway using aspiration equipment

Prerequisites A current CPR certificated attained within 12 months of commencement of this

course

Course Duration: 1 day




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CCoonnffiinneedd SSppaaccee EEnnttrryy AAwwaarreenneessss

Course Aim This course is designed for all personnel who are involved in entering or supervising

the entry of confined space activities.

Course Objectives During the course participants will gain a basic level of understanding on the

legislative, company requirements, recognizing hazards and gases, pre-entry

requirements and safe working code of practices.

Course Outline

• Introduction and Definition of Confined Spaces Hazard

• Recognition and Assessment

• Atmospheric Hazards

• Physical Hazards

• Code of Practices – Safe Working in Confined Space

• Roles and Responsibilities of Entrants

• Pre -Entry Consideration / Condition of Entry

• Safe Working Procedures

• Confined Space Entry Certificates

• JSA, PTW, Isolation Certificates Requirements for PPE and other Associated

Equipment Emergency and Evacuation Procedures

Course Duration 1day Validity 3years Pre Course Requirement All participants must be in possession of a valid medical certificate.




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CCoonnffiinneedd SSppaaccee EEnnttrryy

Course Aim This course is designed for all personnel who are involved in working in confined

space.



requirements, safe working codes of practices, use of breathing apparatus and gas

testing devices, emergency evacuation procedures and rescue techniques.

Course Outline

• Introduction and definition of Confined Space

• Hazard recognition and assessment

• Code of Practices -Safe working in Confined Space

• Roles and Responsibilities

• Pre-entry consideration / condition of entry

• Safe work procedures -JSA, PTW, Isolation certificate

• Requirements for PPE

• Emergency / Evacuation procedures

• Initial rescue strategy

• Search and rescue practical

• CPR and resuscitation

• Written Assessment

Course Duration 1½days

Validity 3years

Pre Course Requirement All participants must be in possession of a valid medical certificate.




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CCoonnffiinneedd SSppaaccee RReessccuuee

Course Aim

This course is designed for all personnel who are involved in entering or supervising

the entry of confined space activities and Emergency Response Teams.



requirements, safe working code of practices, use of breathing apparatus and gas

testing devices, emergency evacuation procedures and rescue techniques.

Course Outline

• Initial response strategy

• Search and rescue

• USE of SCBA

• Rescue techniques

• USE of Tripod

• Use of oxygen resuscitator Practical CPR

Course Duration 1day

Validity 3years

Pre Course Requirement All participants must be in possession of a valid medical and Confined Space Entry

certificates.




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HHyyddrrooggeenn SSuullpphhiiddee AAwwaarreenneessss

Course Aim

This course is designed for all personnel who may risk exposure to hydrogen

sulphide.

Course Objectives

During the course participants will gain a basic level of understanding and

awareness of the dangers of Hydrogen Sulphide, methods of detecting and self

rescue techniques.

Course Outline

• Recognize and Accept the Hazards Associated with H2S

• Composition and Structure of H2S

• Understand and accept Procedures relating to "Working in a Hydrogen Sulphide

Area"

• Physical and Chemical Properties Upper and Lower Exposure Limit

• How does H2S Effect the Individual

• Gas detection and Monitoring Equipment

• The value of H2S gas monitoring equipment

• Protection Equipment

• Types of Escape Sets and Rescue Equipment

• Rescue Techniques and Procedures

Course Duration ½ day

Validity 3 years





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Course Aim

BBaassiicc HHyyddrrooggeenn SSuullpphhiiddee

This course is designed for all personnel who are working in hydrogen sulphide

designated locations.

Course Objectives

During the course participants will be able to recognize and accept the hazards

associated with Hydrogen Sulphide and it’s effect on humans and to appreciate the

value of H2S gas monitoring equipment and be able to identify and use an escape

set for the purpose of evacuation .

Course Outline

• Introduction and safety

• What is H2S ?

• Characteristics of H2S

• Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) detection

• Respiratory protection devices

• Working in H2S hazardous area -(General requirements)

• Contingency plans

• Incident Management –(Initial Response)

• Requirements for Marine Vessels

• Practical H2S incident using an escape set for evacuation from site at the

• Smoke House Simulator

Course Duration

1day

Validity

3years





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Course Aim

AAuutthhoorriizzeedd GGaass TTeesstteerr

This course is designed for all personnel who are intend to be a competent

Authorized Gas Tester.

Course Objectives During the course participants will gain an understanding on the legislative, company

requirements, recognizing hazards and gases, pre-entry requirements, safe working

codes of practices, be certified as an Authorized Gas Tester for confined space and

conduct effective gas testing.

Course Outline

• Introduction and Definition of Confined Space

• Confined Space Hazards

• Hazard Recognition and Assessment Recommending Control Measure to Ensure

Safe Entry

• Code of Practices -Safe working in Confined Space

• Roles and Responsibilities

• Pre-entry Consideration / Condition of Entry

• Conducting Gas Test and Records Gas Test Results

• Interpret the Gas Test Result and Issue a Gas Certificate

• Explain the Safe Operating Procedure, Emergency and Rescue Procedure in

Confined Space

• Requirements for PPE

• Use of SCBA

Course Duration 3days

Validity 3years





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SSEELLFF CCOONNTTAAIINN BBRREEAATTHHIINNGG AAPPPPRRAATTUUSS ((SSCCBBAA))

Course Aim :

To provide participants with the ability to don and doff breathing apparatus, conduct

emergency procedures for breathing apparatus, conduct the inspection and care of

breathing apparatus.

Course Objective : By the end of the two day course participants will be able to demonstrate the theory

and practice of the following :

Hazardous environment for

respiration • Components of a SCBA

SCBA physical requirements of the

wearer

• Emergency procedures for

SCBA

• Rescue procedures for SCBA

• SCBA limitations and safety

features

• Donning and doffing a SCBA

Competency : Assessment of a participants competency shall be assessed practically or by a

written and or oral test.

Pre Requisites : Medical clearance

Venue Required : Utilising at a venue with lecture room environment and training building capable of

being blacked out or filled with theatrical smoke, or a confined space training area

Method Of Training : This course is conducted at a venue, which will be suitable for the theory and






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Course Aim

BBeehhaavviioouurraall SSaaffeettyy

This course is designed for all personnel in managerial and supervisory positions

that are responsible for addressing the behaviours and attitude so people towards

their safety and safety of others.

Course Objectives During the course participants will gain an demonstrate proactive leadership and

commitment to safety, address un safe behavior and attitudes in a positive manners,

improve safety communication, standards and performance and foster individual

safety awareness.

Course Outline

• How to Measure Safety

• Risks in the Workplace

• Safety Auditing

• Communication and Communicating Safety

• Safety Culture / Human Response Safety Auditing versus STOP

• Questioning Techniques

• Risk Assessments and Detecting Danger

• Observing People's Behaviour

• Practical Exercise " Role Play "Evaluating the Audit

• Changing your Thoughts

Course Duration 2days

Validity 2years

Pre Course Requirement All participants must be in possession of avalid medical certificate and have

completed basic HSE related courses.




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EElleeccttrriiccaall SSaaffeettyy

Course Aim This course is designed for all personnel designated to use and work with electrical

power tools, equipment and machinery on offshore installations, industrial sector,

shipyards and construction yards or petrochemical industry.

Course Objectives During the course participants will gain a basic level of understanding and

awareness of the use, inspection and hazards of electrical equipment.

Course Outline

• Code of Electrical Safe Working Practices

• Properties of Electricity

• Electrical Hazards and Controls

• Inspection of Electrical Equipment

• Preventive Means and Devices

• Electrical Isolation

• Electrical Hand Power Tools

• Power Cords, Extensions and Connections

• Welding Machines and Transformers

• Electrical Work in Dangerous Areas

• Safe Working Practices

• Fire Prevention in Electrical Work

Course Duration 1 days

Validity 3 years





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JJoobb SSaaffeettyy AAnnaallyyssiiss

Target Group This course is designed for all personnel who are involved with the process of job

safety analysis.

Course Objectives During the course participants will gain a basic level of understanding on job safety

analysis process and methods of controlling, reducing and eliminating hazards.

Course Outline Introduction and Definition of Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

• The History of JSA

• Company Requirements

• Responsibilities

• Development of JSA

• Type of Information Contained in JSA

• Target for JSA Development

• Benefit of Implementing JSA

• Updating of JSA

• Accident Prevention and use of JSA at Workplace

• Practical Session on Compiling JSA

Course Duration 1 day

Validity 3 years





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WWoorrkkiinngg aatt HHeeiigghhtt AAwwaarreenneessss

Course Aim This course is designed for personnel exposed to working at height where there is a

risk of a fall liable to cause personal injury. This includes the work of scaffolder’s,

plant operators, construction workers and maintenance personnel.

Course Objectives During the course participants will gain an awareness of the applicable legislation,

the potential hazards and PPE requirements related to Working at Height.

Course Outline

• Principles of Working at Height

• Activities related to Working at Height

• Legislation – Act, Regulations, Guidelines relating to Working at Height

• Hazards related to Working at Height

• Hazard Management & Control

• Equipment used for Working at Height and its application

• PPE required for Working at Height

Course Duration 1 day

Validity 3 years





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CERTIFICATION & TRAINING

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PROFESSIONAL (HSE)

TRAINING OBJECTIVES This training is designed to meet the existing regulations that had required, that as the implementing provisions of Article 1 paragraph (6) and Article 5 paragraph (2) of Law No. 1 year 1970 about safety, there is need for the existence of an occupational health and safety in the workplace. TRAINING BENEFITS After the training participants are expected to be able to: A. Conducting the identification, evaluation and control problems of occupational

health and safety in the workplace in accordance with its assignment B. Play an active role as company secretary at P2K3 C. Develop and implement pro-active K3 D. Searching for and finding potential hazards in the production process E. Controlling potential hazards and eliminate or minimize the risks TRAINING MATERIALS 1. Policy K3, K3 Basic Principles 2. Act. 1 of 1970 on Occupational Safety 3. Coach Committee Occupational Safety and Health 4. K3 Management System 5. K3 Management System Audit 6. Risk Management 7. Surveillance Aircraft K3 Steam 8. K3 Vessel Oversight Press 9. Supervision K3 Mechanical 10. Environmental Monitoring Work 11. K3 Construction Supervision 12. K3 Electricity Oversight 13. Fire Supervision K3 14. Analysis of Occupational Injuries 15. Accident Statistics and Reports 16. Seminar 17. Pre Test & Post Test

CERTIFICATE After the success of this training participants will be given a certificate.




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Course Aim : BBAASSIICC SSCCAAFFFFOOLLDDIINNGG CCOOUURRSSEE II

To provide participants with the skill and knowledge necessary to enable them to

safely erect scaffolding to an accepted British Standard as per BS Code of practice

BS 5973/1993 Course Content :

On Completion of this Training activity, the participant will be able to demonstrate a

competence in the theory and practice of the following:

• Introduction

• Construction Safety Act, 1972

• Common names of members

• Type of Scaffolding

• Requirements of Tubular Scaffolding

• Starting on Independent Scaffolding

• Mobile Scaffoldings

• Bird Cage Scaffolding - tube and fittings

• Tube and fittings Scaffolding for circular structures

• Unit frame and modular Scaffolding

Competency :

Participant are required to pass an assessment of practica skill and written or verbal

examination of theory.

Certificate Of Competency : DEPNAKER Pre-Requisites :

All participant must have completed a Banksman Course or minimum worked as a

prior to commencing this course.

Course Duration :

This Course is conducted over period of 5 days.

Method of Training :

Theoretical session in classroom and followed by practical training and

assessment.




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Course Aim : BBAASSIICC SSCCAAFFFFOOLLDDIINNGG IIII

To provide participants with the skill and knowledge necessary to enable them to

safely erect and dismantle scaffolding offshore as per SI 1019 / BS Code of Practice

BS 5973/1993.

Course Content : On Completion of this Training activity, the participant will be able to demonstrate a

competence in the practical of the following :

• Health And Safety At Work

Act.

• Scaffold Requirement

• Scaffold Terms

• Scaffold Fittings

• Scaffold Boards

• Platform Width

• Guardrails And Toe-Board

• Ladder Access

• Gin Wheel

• Knots

• Safety Belts And

Harness

• Heavy Independent

Scaffold

• Truss Out Scaffolding

• Cantilever Drop

Scaffold

• Hoist Tower

• Slung Scaffold

• Inspections

• References

Competency : Participant are required to pass an assessment of practical skill and written or


Certificate Of Competency : DEPNAKER

Pre-Requisites : All participant must have completed a Banksman Course or minimum worked as a

Scaffold helper at least 6 months prior to commencing this course.

Course Duration : This Course is conducted over period of 5 days.

Method of Training : Theoretical session in classroom and followed by practical training and

assessment.




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AADDVVAANNCCEEDD SSCCAAFFFFOOLLDDIINNGG CCOOUURRSSEE

Course Aim : To provide participants with the skill and knowle age necessary to enable them to

calculate loadings, design heavy duty scaffolding onshore/offshore as per BS Code of Practices BS 5973/1993. Course Content : On Completion of this Course of Training activity, the participant will be able to

demonstrate a competence in the theoretical design and practical of the following:

• Health And Safety At Work Act.

• Scaffold Requirement

• Scaffold Terms

• Scaffold Fittings

• Scaffold Boards

• Scaffold widths

• Guardrails And Toe-Board

• Ladder Access

• Safety And Harness

• Drawing Procedures

• Design of Heavy Duty

Scaffold (Independent)

• Truss Out Scaffold

• Slung Scaffold

• Inspections

• References

Competency : Participant are required to pass an assessment of theoretical in design, practical

skill and written or verbal examination.

Certificate Of Competency : DEPNAKER Pre-Requisites : All participant must have completed a Scaffolding of Competency as Scaffolder Pt. I

and II at least 18 months prior to commencing to this course.

Course Duration : This Course is conducted over period of 5 days.

Method of Training : Theoretical session in classroom and followed by practical training and

assessment.




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SSCCAAFFFFOOLLDDIINNGG IINNSSPPEECCTTIIOONN CCOOUURRSSEE

Course Aim : To provide Supervisors/Foreman with the knowledge necessary to enable them to

inspect a scaffold system to determine it suitability for purpose, and safe loading

characteristic.

Course Content : On Completion of this Course of Training activity, the participant will be able to

demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following :

• Calculate loading characteristic of various scaffolding system.

• Determine the correct methods of scaffold erection.

• Inspect scaffold components for suitability and serviceability.

• Maintain a scaffold tagging management Systems.

Competency : Participant are required to pass an assessment of practical skill and written or verbal

examination of theory and practice.


Pre-Requisites : Personnel attending this course should be in foreman or supervisory position, with

some prior experience in rigging and scaffolding Pt. I & II

Course Duration : This Course is conducted over period of 2.5 day.

Method of Training : Theoretical session in classroom and followed by practical assessment, which will

require access to scaffolding areas or practical.




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BBAASSIICC RRIIGGGGIINNGG

Course Aim : To provide participants with the theoretical knowledge required to pass the Work

Safe examination to obtain a Certificate of Competency.

Course Content : On completion of this activity, participants will be able to demonstrate a competence

in the theory and practice of the following :

• Movement of plat and equipment

• Steel erection

• Particular hoist

• Placement of pre-cast concrete

• Safety nets and static lines

• Mast climbers

• Perimeter safety screens and shutters

• Cantilevered crane loading platform

Competency : Participants are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and written or

verbal examination of theory.. minimum age 18 years.

Certificate Of Competency : DEPNAKER Pre-Requisites : Participants must have sufficient experience to be able to demonstrate competency

and familiarity with offshore rigging operations.

Course Duration : This course is conducted over five (5) days.

Method of Training : Theory sessions in classroom followed by practical assessment.




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RRIIGGGGIINNGG // SSLLIINNGGIINNGG

Course Aim : To provide participants with the theoretical knowledge required to pass the Work

Safe examination to obtain a Certificate of Competency.



• Movement of plat and

equipment

• Steel erection


• Placement of pre-cast

concrete


• Mast climbers

• Perimeter safety screens

and shutters

• Cantilevered crane loading

platforms

• Rigging cranes, conveyers,

dredgers and excavators

• Tilt - slabs

• Demolition

• Dual lifts

• Rigging of gin poles and

sheer legs

• Flying foxes and cableways

• Guyed derricks and

structures

• Suspended scaffold and

fabricated hung scaffolds



Certificate Of Competency : DEPNAKER Pre Requisite : Participants must have sufficient experience to be able to demonstrate competency







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RRIIGGGGIINNGG // SSLLIINNGGIINNGG IINNTTEERRMMEEDDIIAATTEE

Course Aim : To provide participants with the theoretical knowledge required to pass Work Safe

examination to obtain a Certificate of Competency.



• Movement of plat and

equipment

• Steel erection


• Placement of pre-cast

concrete


• Mast climbers

• Perimeter safety screens and

shutters


platforms



• Tilt – slabs

• Demolition

• Dual lifts


verbal examination of theory Minimum age 18 years.

Certificate Of Competency : DEPNAKER Pre Requisite : Participants must have sufficient experience to be able to demonstrate competency



Method of Training : Classroom theory sessions followed by practical assessment.




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AADDVVAANNCCEEDD RRIIGGGGIINNGG // SSLLIINNGGIINNGG

Course Aim : To provide applicants with the theoretical knowledge required to passing the Work

Safe examination obtaining a Certificate of Competency.

Course Content : On completion, participants will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory

and practice of the following:

• Movement of plat and equipment

• Steel erection


• Placement of pre-cast concrete


• Mast climbers

• Perimeter safety screens and

shutters


platforms



• Tilt – slabs

• Demolition

• Dual lifts

• Rigging of gin poles and sheer legs

• Flying foxes and cableways

• Guyed derricks and structures

• Suspended scaffold and fabricated

hung scaffolds



Certificate Of Competency : DEPNAKER Pre Requisite : All participants must meet the criteria set down by the Government/ training centre.

Minimum age 18 years. Candidates must have sufficient experience to be able to

demonstrate competency.






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BBAANNKKSSMMAANN // DDOOGGMMAANN // CCRRAANNEE CCHHAASSEERR

Course Aim : To provide participants with the theoretical and practical knowledge require to pass

the assessment to obtain a certificate of competency.

Course Content : On completion, participants will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory

and practice of the following :

• Fibre rope

• Knots

• Flexible steel ropes

• Slinging

• Mass weight

• Lifting

• Safety

• Crane signal

• Basic Crane Operations

• Safe operation on deck

• Safe operations with crane

• Wire Rope Inspection

• Lifting Equipment Color Coding


verbal examination of theory. Minimum age 18 years.


Pre Requisite : Have developed offshore experience and knowledge of crane and rigging operations

prior to attending the course.

Course Duration : This course is conducted for Five (5) days.

Method of Training : Theory sessions in a classroom followed by practical assessments.




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SSLLIINNGGEERR // SSIIGGNNAALLLLEERR

Who should attend ? Potential and existing operators who have received no formal instruction and those

requiring refresher training.

Duration : 2 days including relevant safety awareness modules and

achievement test. Aims : To give foundation training and testing towards the achievement of

SYP Card.

Note : Operators should note that the issue of a SYP Card is dependent

upon passing the achievement test.

Content : At the end of the course slinger/signaler should be able to :

• Establish the weight and dimensions of loads and communicate this information

to the crane operator.

• Select appropriate lifting tackle and attach and detach it correctly and safely

• Direct the actions of a crane moving loads of various weight and dimensions,

giving clear and unambiguous signals and in such a manner as to ensure the

safety of personnel and plant determine the serviceability of lifting tackle and

maintain and store it correctly

Knowledge : at the end of the course the Slinger/signaler should have an adequate

knowledge of :

• the duties and responsibilities as required by statute of a slinger/signaler

• the effects of load movement on the stability of a crane

• potential hazards associated with crane operation and how to overcome them

• the effect of varying the angles of multiple slings and how to calculate their safe

working loads

• methods of establishing weights and dimensions of loads

• the standard code of signals

• operator problems of crane control

• automatic safe load indicators

• crane safety devices




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Training Methods: there is a maximum of 15 trainees per course

60% Practical

40% Classroom




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CCRRAANNEE OOPPEERRAATTOORR

Course Aim : To provide participants with the knowledge and skill necessary to operate a crane in

a safe and efficient manner.



• Regulations

• Engineering principles of crane stability

• Rules of safe operations

• Accident preventions

• Use of correct slinging practice

• Mass weight calculation


verbal examination of theory, MIGAS Certification.

Certificate Of Competency : MIGAS Pre Requisite : Participants must be at least 18 years of age


Method of Training : Classroom theory sessions followed by practical assessment.




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OOFFFFSSHHOORREE CCRRAANNEE OOPPEERRAATTOORR WWIITTHH CCEERRTTIIFFIICCAATTEE OOFF CCOOMMPPEETTEENNCCYY

Course Aim : To provide trainees with the knowledge and skills necessary to operate an offshore

crane in a safe and efficient manner.

Course Objectives : From the course, participants will have knowledge of:

• Operator's Responsibility

• Engineering Principles of Crane Stability

• Rules for Safe Operations

• Accident Prevention

• Use of Correct Slinging Practice

• Mass Weight Calculations

And will be able to:

• Identify Danger Areas

• Conduct Pre Start Checks

• Conduct Pre Operational Checks

• Know Crane Capacity

• Picking up the Loads

• Travelling with and without Loads

• Unloading

• Travel Up and Down Includes

Competency: Participants are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and written or

verbal examination of theory. MIGAS Certification.

Certificate Of Competency : MIGAS




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Pre Requisite: Participants must be experienced in crane operations and provide their log book for

verification by the course instructor.

Course Duration: This course is conducted over five (5) days.

Method of Training:

• 75% Practical

• 25% Classroom




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HHEELLIICCOOPPTTEERR LLAANNDDIINNGG OOFFFFIICCEERR CCOOUURRSSEE ((HHLLOO))

Course Aim : To provide participants with the knowledge and skills to function effectively and

safely as Helicopter Landing Officer on offshore installations in accordance with

current industry standards.

Course Objectives : By the end of 1 day program, participants will be familiar with and have practically

applied the following duties :

• Transmit and Receive Radio Messages

between the Helicopter and Platform

• Advise the Helicopter Pilot of Weather,

Wind and Sea Conditions on Site

• Understanding of Helideck Operations

and Safety Requirements / Procedures

(as per ICAO Standards)

• Ascertain and Advise the Helicopt Pilot

as to Whether Safety Requirements

related to Aircraft Operations have

been Adhered To

• Supervise the Movements of

Passengers, Baggage & Cargo to and

from Helicopter

• Familiarity with Different Helicopter

Types and their Operation and

Emergency Procedures

• Advise Shore Stations of Helicopter

Movements, ETA, ETD and Manifest

Details

• Ensuring Adequate Fire Protection is

Provided for each Take Off / Landing

• Familiarity with Management of

Dangerous Good

• Helicopter refuelling and Procedures

(Offshore)

• Basic Marshalling Signals

• Shutdown and Security of Aircraft on

Helideck

• "Hot" Refuelling Procedures

• Ensuring that the Platform meets the

Safety Requirements for Helicopter

Operations ie cranes secured

• Introduction to Specialised

Operations (Search and Rescue,

Winching, Medivac, Night

Operations)

Competency : A written & practical exam will be conducted upon completion of the 1 day program.




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Outline : This course is conducted over 1 day (2 days recommended)

Method Of Training : This course is conducted ON-SITE at the clients location utilising available aircraft.




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HHEELLIICCOOPPTTEERR FFIIRREE FFIIGGHHTTIINNGG && RREESSCCUUEE

Course Aim : To provide participants with the competencies to fight fires and perform rescues in

helicopter related incidents.

Course Objectives : By the end of the two day course participants will be able to demonstrate a

competence in the theory and practice of the following:

• Helicopter construction

• Refueling procedures (fire fighting requirement)

• Preplanning

• Rescue procedures

• Rescue equipment

• Protective equipment (SCBA/CLOTHING)

• Fire fighting procedures

Competency : All participants shall demonstrate competency either practically or by a written and

or oral assessment.


Basic Fire Fighting Training

Method Of Training : The course is conducted by PT. SYP, which are very suitable for the theory and



Equipment : The provision of protective clothing, fire fighting equipment and breathing apparatus

is dependent on the consultation between the company and the training provider.




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Equipment Requirements :

• Fire Ground

• Helicopter Mock up

• Appropriate Fire Extinguishers

(Portable)

• Foam Dispenser - Nozzles – Hose

• Protective Clothing (Firemans

Outfit)

• Crash Box

• First Aid Equipment / Stretcher

Maximum number of participants : 20 person




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FFIIRREE TTEEAAMM LLEEAADDEERR ((MMAARRIINNEE))

Course Aim : To provide participants with training and knowledge to competently muster and

control a given fire team and to assist outside agencies in emergency situations.

Course Objectives : By the end of the five day course participants will be able to demonstrate a

competence in the theory and practice of the following :

• training techniques

• leadership training

• rating of bulkheads and

windows

• fire control and

extinguishment

• Hazardous material

response

• fire scenarios

• foam

• fixed fire fighting systems

• equipment maintenance

• flammable liquid fires

• SCBA

• multi deck SAR

• ship terminology


or oral assessment.


Basic Fire fighting and Breathing Apparatus Training

Basic First Aid Certificate

Venue Required : Utilizing PUSLATKAR PEMADAM CIRACAS Training Center Fire ground or similar

area approved complex in which to conduct: Theory training Practical extinguishing




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of fires Confined space area for breathing apparatus exercises including rescue

techniques Confined space for foam filled environment

Method of Training: This course is conducted at a venue, which will be suitable for the theory and



Equipment : The provision of protective clothing, firefighting equipment and breathing apparatus

is dependent on the consultation between the company and the training provider.

Maximum Number of Participants: 15 person




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DDEEFFEENNSSIIVVEE DDRRIIVVIINNGG

Course Aim : To provide participants with the knowledge and skills to drive defensively thereby

ensuring the safe transportation of company personnel, equipment, stores, the

safety of the public and the company vehicles.

Course Objectives : Based on the "HENDON METHOD" of defensive driving. By the end of the two day

course participants will be able to demonstrate a competence in the

theory and practice of the following :

• Daily vehicle checks • Defensive driving techniques

in local

• Weekly vehicle checks • conditions

• Basic driving and handling skills • Emergency situations and

techniques

• Fault finding procedures


or oral assessment.

Pre Requisites : Current motor vehicle drivers licence (where applicable)

Venue Required : A suitable training area, which reflects the work environment, approaches and exits

to and from the work site.

Method Of Training :




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This course is conducted at a venue, which will be suitable for the theory and



Equipment : Suitable vehicles in good working order which are familiar to course participants.

Overalls, safety helmets and suitable footwear to be provided for each participant.

Course Requirements : Instructor Requirements

Senior Instructor Assistant Instructor

• Qualified in Defensive

Driving

• Qualified in Defensive

Driving

• Qualified Instructor • Senior First Aid

• Senior First Aid • Vehicle Recovery

Techniques

• Vehicle Recovery

Techniques

•

Equipment Requirements

• Vehicles (complete with

tool kits)

• Spare Parts / Tyres

• Recovery Equipment • Repair Facility

• First Aid Kit




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JJUUNNGGLLEE SSUURRVVIIVVAALL TTRRAAIINNIINNGG

Course Aim: The aim of the Jungle Survival Training program is to provide passengers and

aircrew with the knowledge and skills necessary to sustain life in a 'post crash'

survival situation -jungle environment. This course is tailored to suit the specific Area

of Operations.

Course Objectives: By the end of the training course participants should be able to demonstrate an

understanding of the following:

• React to the Initial Emergency in a

Positive Manner

• Identify Life Saving Principles

• Identify the Relationship between;

Mental Attitude, Comfort Zone and

• Physiological Considerations in an

Emergency Environment

• Managing a "Survival Situation"

• Basic Survival Skills

• Essential Principles of Air Search

and Rescue

• Implementation of Survival

First Aid

• Immediate Actions in Varying

Survival Scenarios

• Know how to Assemble a

Personal Survival Kit

• State the Basic Needs to

Sustain Human Life and How

to Prioritize Them

Competency: Participants are required to demonstrate a knowledge of jungle survival skills.

Outline: The course is tailored to suit each clients operations, specifically:

• Company Procedures

• Aircraft Types

• Aviation Procedures

• Area of Operations - Terrain

Vegetation, Weather Patterns




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Furthermore, the course covers : -

• Brace Position Review

• Survival Statistics

• Client Emergency Response Plan

and Procedures

• Rescue Operations

• Crash Rescue Kits and Equipment

• Post Crash Immediate Actions

• Golden Rules of Survival

• First Aid – Review

• Survival Overview - Psychology of

Survival

• "MAYDAY-HELO DOWN"

Problem Solving Activity

• Survival Kits - Types and Uses

• Improvised Shelters

• Fire Lighting – Improvised

• Position Finding

• Water Procurement

• Taste Test - Finding Food

• Use of EPRIB's, ELT's, CPI's

• Emergency Signaling

Equipment

METHOD OF TRAINING (Jungle Survival Training ) The basic course is conducted over 2 days with a "hands-on" focus. Day 2 is

primarily practical training in a jungle environment, whilst Day 1 is predominantly

theory based. The training is available ON-SITE or in East Java region.




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Target Group FFoorrkklliifftt DDrriivviinngg SSaaffeettyy

This course is designed for all personnel involved with forklift operations.

Course Objectives During the course participants will gain practical knowledge on how to operate a

forklift safely, correctly and skillfully and be familiar with the company operating

procedures.

Course Outline Introduction and Definition of Forklift Trucks

Responsibilities of a Forklift Driver

Company Requirements

Basic Maintenance Checks

Types and Capacity of Forklifts

Stability of Loads

Unsafe Factors in Forklift Operation

Safe Forklift Operations

Coordination and Communication Loading and Unloading of Loads

Safe Lifting of Loads

Practical Loading / Unloading and Lifting of Loads

Course Duration 3 days

Validity 3 years



Documents

Course Outlines 2011_BRAVO7