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Offshore Oil and Gas Safety I
General Oil and Gas Safety Guidelines | Hazard Reporting | Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) | Fall Protection Training | Working over Water | Emergency Response and Notification | Fire Prevention | Medical Services and Support
Offshore Oil and Gas Safety II
Electrical Safety Practices | Hazardous Energy Control (Lockout/Tagout) | Crane Operator Qualifications and Best Practices | Material Handling | Control of Hazardous Chemicals and Substances | Helicopter Safety | Rigging, and Lifting Safety | Confined Spaces | Compressed Gas Cylinders
Oil and Gas Well Inspection
Emergency Response Plan and Equipment | Machine Guarding | Alarms, Fire Extinguishers and Shutdown | Hand Tools and Power Tools | First Aid Kits and Eye Wash Stations | Fall Protection Equipment | Energy Isolation and Electrical Systems | Stairways and Landings | Auxiliary Hoisting and Static Hanging Lines | Handrails and Guardrails | Gratings and Walkways | Synthetic Web Lines | Slings and Shackles | Ladders and Platforms | Hoses and Fittings | Pins and Keepers | Safety Chain and Whip Check | Chemical Use and Storage | Safety Data Sheets | Compressed Gas | Tubular Storage | Load Path Welds
Well Site Completion and Servicing Safety
Conducting Drill Stem Test | Setting Production Casing | Installing Production Tubing | Starting Production Flow | Starting Production Flow | Beam Pumping Units | Transporting Rig | Rigging Up Service Rig | Set Up Work Area | Perforating | Removing the Horsehead and Wellhead | Pulling and Running Rods | Wireline Operations | Well Logging | Cementing, Swabbing, Hot Oiling Snubbing, Coil Tubing, Sand Cleanout | Repairing Liners and Casing | Sidetracking: Plug-Back | Removing Casing: Place Cement Plugs
Well Site Preparation and Drilling Safety
Site Preparation | Excavation and Trenching | Rigging Up Safety | Walking and Working Surfaces | Drilling Ahead Safety | Breaking Out Pipe | Tripping Out and In | Casing Operations | Site Maintenance Activities | Well Control Safety | Blowout Prevention Program
Oil and Gas Safety Management
The Safety Culture | Writing Safety Policies and Programs | Working with Contractors | Hierarchy of Control Strategies | Employee and Management Involvement in Safety | Safety Management system (SMS) and Wellsite Analysis | Hazard Prevention and Control | Safety Education and Training | Conducting On-The-Job Training | Steps to Identify OSHA Requirements
Trench and Excavation Safety
OSHA Standard Scope and Application | Common Soil Problems | Soil Mechanics | Soil Types and Pressures | Determination of Soil Type | Methods of Protection | Installation and Removal of Protective Systems | Entering and Exiting the Excavation | Sloping Methods | Training Requirements
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Offshore Oil and Gas Safety I
General Oil and Gas Safety Guidelines | Hazard Reporting | Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) | Fall Protection Training | Working over Water | Emergency Response and Notification | Fire Prevention | Medical Services and Support
Offshore Oil and Gas Safety II
Electrical Safety Practices | Hazardous Energy Control (Lockout/Tagout) | Crane Operator Qualifications and Best Practices | Material Handling | Control of Hazardous Chemicals and Substances | Helicopter Safety | Rigging, and Lifting Safety | Confined Spaces | Compressed Gas Cylinders
Oil and Gas Well Inspection
Emergency Response Plan and Equipment | Machine Guarding | Alarms, Fire Extinguishers and Shutdown | Hand Tools and Power Tools | First Aid Kits and Eye Wash Stations | Fall Protection Equipment | Energy Isolation and Electrical Systems | Stairways and Landings | Auxiliary Hoisting and Static Hanging Lines | Handrails and Guardrails | Gratings and Walkways | Synthetic Web Lines | Slings and Shackles | Ladders and Platforms | Hoses and Fittings | Pins and Keepers | Safety Chain and Whip Check | Chemical Use and Storage | Safety Data Sheets | Compressed Gas | Tubular Storage | Load Path Welds
Well Site Completion and Servicing Safety
Conducting Drill Stem Test | Setting Production Casing | Installing Production Tubing | Starting Production Flow | Starting Production Flow | Beam Pumping Units | Transporting Rig | Rigging Up Service Rig | Set Up Work Area | Perforating | Removing the Horsehead and Wellhead | Pulling and Running Rods | Wireline Operations | Well Logging | Cementing, Swabbing, Hot Oiling Snubbing, Coil Tubing, Sand Cleanout | Repairing Liners and Casing | Sidetracking: Plug-Back | Removing Casing: Place Cement Plugs
Well Site Preparation and Drilling Safety
Site Preparation | Excavation and Trenching | Rigging Up Safety | Walking and Working Surfaces | Drilling Ahead Safety | Breaking Out Pipe | Tripping Out and In | Casing Operations | Site Maintenance Activities | Well Control Safety | Blowout Prevention Program
Oil and Gas Safety Management
The Safety Culture | Writing Safety Policies and Programs | Working with Contractors | Hierarchy of Control Strategies | Employee and Management Involvement in Safety | Safety Management system (SMS) and Wellsite Analysis | Hazard Prevention and Control | Safety Education and Training | Conducting On-The-Job Training | Steps to Identify OSHA Requirements
Trench and Excavation Safety
OSHA Standard Scope and Application | Common Soil Problems | Soil Mechanics | Soil Types and Pressures | Determination of Soil Type | Methods of Protection | Installation and Removal of Protective Systems | Entering and Exiting the Excavation | Sloping Methods | Training Requirements
Bloodborne Pathogens Program Management
What are Bloodborne Pathogens | Specific Bloodborne Pathogens | Transmitting Bloodborne Pathogens | Transmitting Bloodborne Pathogens | Developing an Exposure Control Plan | Hepatitis B Immunization | Recognizing the Potential for Exposure | Housekeeping Methods to Control the Risk of Exposure | Personal Protective Equipment | Communicating Hazards in the Workplace
Hearing Conservation Program Management
Introduction to Sound and Noise | Fundamentals of Hearing | Evaluating Exposures | Walk Around Survey | Hazard Elimination or Reduction | Hearing Conservation Programs | Hearing Protection Devices (HPDs) | Required Monitoring | Audiometric Testing | Standard Threshold Shift | Required Training | Record Keeping
Introduction to Industrial Hygiene
Definition of Industrial Hygiene | Role of the Industrial Hygienist | Worksite Analysis | Recognizing and Controlling Industrial Health Hazards | Indoor and Outdoor Air Quality | Overview of Chemical Hazards | Toxicity of Chemicals | Forms of Toxic Materials | Exposure Limits | Measurement and Monitoring Methods | Reducing Exposure | Biological Agents and Exposure Risks | Physical Hazards | Noise and Hearing Protection | Vibration Hazards | Illumination Hazards | Temperature-Humidity Extremes | Ergonomic Hazards
Introduction to Process Safety Management (PSM)
Process Safety Management Standard | CAAA Requirements | How the PSM Standard Applies | Developing the Written PSM Plan | Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) | Operating Procedures | Employee Participation | Employer and Contractor Responsibilites | Mechanical Integrity | Hot Work Permit
Introduction to Machine Guarding
Basics of Machine Guarding | Machine Guard Construction | Machinery Maintenance and Repair | Methods of Machine Safeguarding - Guards, Devices, Miscellaneous Aids, Restraints, Trip Controls
Conducting OSH Training
Logistics to Consider in Preparation for Training | Listening Skills | Overcoming the Psychological Stress of Training | Effective Introductions | Sequencing the Training Presentation | Responding to Hostile Students | On-the-Job Training Process | Concluding the Training Session | Dealing with Student Over and Under Participation | Asking and Answering Questions Effectively
Ergonomics Program Management
Ergonomics Program Elements | Proactive and Reactive Approaches | Workplace Ergonomics Analysis Techniques | Symptoms Surveys | Gathering Evidence of MSDs | Periodic Medical Examinations | Screening for Risk Factors | Ergonomics Job Hazard Analysis | Controlling Risk Factors | Medical Management | Education and Training
OSH Training Development
Determining Training and Non-Training Solutions | Training Decision-Tree | Determining Training Needs | Developing Learning Activities | Writing Goals and Operational Learning Objectives | Sequencing Training | Documentation Requirements | Recommendations
Preventing Workplace Violence
Defining Workplace Violence | Warning Signs | Violence Prevention Program (VPP) Components | Prevention Measures | Assessment and Security Review | Employee Assistance Program | Writing Policy and Plans | Incident Reporting | Investigation | Post-Incident Follow-up | Organizational Recovery | Training Strategies | Program Recovery
Fleet Safety Management
Costs of Vehicle Accidents | Vehicle Inspections | Transporting People and Equipment | Driver Qualification Standards | Licensing, Driver Training and Evaluation | Accident Investigations
Fire Prevention Plans
Fire Prevention Plan (FPP) Components | Portable Heaters | Identifying and Controlling Fire Hazards | Office Fire Hazards | Cutting, Welding, and Open Flame Work | Fixed Extinguishing Systems | Class A and B Combustible Materials | Employee Alarm Systems | Portable Fire Extinguishers | Exit Routes | FPP Evaluation | Training Requirements
Emergency Action Plans
Emergency Action Plan (EAP) Components | EAP Development | EAP Policies and Procedures | Natural and Man-made Emergencies | Evacuation Routes | Assembly Areas | EAP Training and Drills | Plan Review | Management Duties and Responsibilities | Plan Administrator Duties and Responsibilities | Evacuation Warden Duties and Responsibilities | Employees Duties and Responsibilities
Safety Management System Evaluation
Safety Management System Concepts, Principles, and Elements | Baseline Surveys | Interviewing Techniques | Conducting Inspections | 5-Why Analysis | Cause and Effect (Fishbone) Diagrams | Safety Management System Evaluation Principles
Electrical Safety for Technicians & Supervisors
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Fall Protection Program
Hazards of Working at Elevation | Fall Protection Program | Elements Identifying and Evaluating Fall Hazards | Portable Ladders | Supported Scaffolds | Aerial lifts | Adjustable-suspension Scaffolds | Cranes and Derrick Suspended Personnel Platforms | Guardrail Systems | Personal Fall Arrest Systems (PFAS) | Safety Net Systems | Training Requirements Rescue at Height
Confined Space Program
Basic Requirements of OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.146 | Permit-Required Confined Spaces | Categories of Confined Spaces | Confined Space Program Components | Atmospheric Hazards | Not-Atmospheric Hazards | Controlling Hazards | Duties and Responsibilities of the Confined Space Entry Team | Confined Space Rescue | Confined Space Training and Drill
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Overview of Supervisor Responsibilities | Identifying Hazards | Safety Inspections | Accident Investigation | Job Hazard Analysis | Correcting Hazards | Providing Safety Training | Basic Safety Leadership Styles | Creating an Effective Safety Culture | Accountability and Administering Discipline
Introduction to Ergonomics
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Personal Protective Equipment
General Requirements for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) | PPE Categories | Employee-owned Equipment | PPE Training Requirements | Eye and Face Protection | Respiratory Protection | Head, Hand, and Foot Protection | Electrical Protective Equipment | Hearing Protection | Training Hands-on PPE Techniques
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