Emergency Response
Rules and Regulations for Offshore Installation Manager
Duration:
3 days
Per Delegate:
£1,035.00
40%
Practical Content
60%
Theoretical Content
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Understand and explain the legislation applicable to an Offshore Installation Manager.
- Understand the purpose and use of applicable management systems.
- Identify the information contained within The Offshore Installations (Offshore Safety Directive)(Safety Case etc) Regulations 2015.
- Be able to interpret the management and administration regulations.
- Understand the Offshore Installation Manager’s responsibilities under the Offshore In stallations and Pipeline Works (Management and Administration) Regulations 1995.
- Understand the requirement of the Offshore Installations (Prevention of Fire and Explosion, and Emergency Response) Regulations 1995
- Knowledge of how to report an offshore installation incident.
Course Content
- ealth & Safety law (duties and responsibilities)
- Offshore and onshore law
- Regulations applicable to installations
- Permit systems and safety
- Emergency response
- Accident prevention
- Corporate manslaughter/homicide
Assessment
Delegates will undertake a multiple-choice examination paper to demonstrate they have achieved the key learning outcomes listed above.
PPE Requirements
PPE not required.
40%
Practical Content
60%
Theoretical Content
Target Audience
Offshore Installation Managers (OIMs), deputy OIMs, emergency deputy OIMs and supervisors.
Certification
ASET International Energy Training Academy Certificate.
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