Management & supervisory staff within PDO or contractors who are based full time, office based and on the coast shall comply with the following: Position Influence on HSE Risk Management Typical Positions Example PDO positions or equivalent contractor Oman coastal based positions Leadership Course LDR - 1/2/3 Directors Supports development of HSE policy strategy and business objectives. Enables a positive HSE culture Senior Management Managing Director, Directors SLE SPT-1/2 Systems Support Significantly affects technical plans, schedules, practices and resources Supervisor or Manager of team(s) supporting HSE Critical Activities Production Planning Supervisor, Transport Scheduler, Production Planning Mgr HSELPDOC OTE-1 /2 Ops/Tech/Eng Responsible for procedure and practice in own discipline, operation or trade area and interfaces Operational, Technical or Engineering positions leading a Hands-On Discipline or Trade Team Ops Shift Team Leader, Senior Technician, Maintenance Lead (single discipline), Drilling Supervisor, Maintenance Supervisor, Seismic Party Lead, Marine Supervisor, Control Room Supervisor HSELM OTE-3 Ops/Tech/Eng Directly Responsible. Defines ALARP Operational, Technical or Engineering position managing a project, technical department or asset (primarily offsite) Project Mgr, Engineering Manager, Senior Well Engineer, Technical Mgr HSELM OTE-4 Ops/Tech/Eng Ultimately Accountable Delivers ALARP Operational, Technical or Engineering position managing a major asset, group of small assets, major project or technical discipline Onsite Construction Mgr, Asset Mgr, Terminal Mgr, Production Mgr (onsite) Coastal office Managers/ Frontline Supervisors Supporting functions not directly influencing definition or delivery of ALARP Support Function managers & supervisors C&P team lead, Finance business partner, HR business partner ORT only May occasionally visit the interior but always accompanied
How to use dynamic risk assessment Know when you need to assess or review risk Max. Course Duration Max. re-certification interval Min. Delegates Max. delegates Sixteen (16) hours Four (4) years Three (6) Twelve (20) Delivery Language(s) English ONLY Course Title Course Code Target Population Type Process Safety Risk Assessment PSRI PDO staff in HSE Critical Positions identified in Operations HSE Cases; operations and engineering technical authorities; members of AI-PS teams (AI-PS working group, AI-PS asset meetings, AIPSALT). Recommended Additional Pre-requisites for PSRI training (ORT) HSE Orientation OR HSE Induction & H2S Awareness & Escape (H2S) 3 months PDO work experience Provide a copy of evidence in the form of certificates to prove the English Language certification to IELTS Band 4 PSRI Assessment Performance criteria (MUST be able to do) Correctly explain what Asset Integrity – Process Safety (AI-PS) is and the meaning of the terms Technical Integrity, Design Integrity and Operating Integrity. Define a Process Safety Event and give three examples each of process safety incidents in industry and in PDO. Correctly explain the barrier concept and its link to Bow-Ties and Safety Critical Elements (SCEs). Carry out an operational risk assessment I in a group, demonstrating how the barrier concept, Bow-Ties and Manual of Permitted Operations (MOPO) can be used. Correct use of the Risk Assessment form. Correctly explain the Management of Change -MOC. Correctly identify changes that may take place and for which you would need to MOC Understand the main changes processes in MOC. Correctly identify changes and able to put them in correct change process Course Title: (PTWH) Permit to Work Holders course Course Aim: To provide the knowledge and understanding of the PTW procedure to enable delegates to competently carry out the role of a permit holder.
Chemical Hazards Awareness for Supervisors CHAS PDO & Contractor supervisors who are responsible for operations pr processes involving chemicals Entry Additional Pre-requisites for CHAS training Safety Footwear Eye protection GP gloves Hard hat (ORT) HSE Orientation OR HSE Induction Age 21 or over Coverall or working clothing Supervisor level or above of HSELFS ) HSE Leadership for Supervisors and Managers CHAS Assessment Performance criteria (MUST be able to do) Accurately describe the responsibilities the company has under law in relation to the handling and use of chemicals. When shown packaging or storage signs, symbols and labels, correctly identify and describe the class of 6 different hazardous chemicals. Accurately describe the different routes of exposure to hazardous chemicals. Correctly describe the safety, health and environmental hazards when given the names of 4 commonly occurring Hazardous chemicals. Accurately describe PDO’s procedures for approval of chemicals. Accurately describe the hazard control procedures and associated activities applicable to chemical transport, handling, storage and disposal. When given an emergency scenario associated with hazardous chemicals, accurately describe the emergency action procedures that need to be taken. When a group of packages that are correctly signed and labelled, segregate them correctly according to the rules for incompatible chemicals. When given a selection of information sources, find accurate information concerning the hazards associated with a hazardous chemical.
Course Title Course Code Target Population Type NEBOSH Certificate in Management of health and well being at work NEBHW PDO & PDO contractor Occupational Health and clinical staff whose role includes the management of occupational health. Recommended Pre-requisites for NEBHW training (ORT) HSE Orientation OR HSE Induction Coverall or working clothing, Hard hat (Unit 2) HSELFS or HSELM - HSE Leadership for Supervisors/Managers Performance criteria (MUST be able to do) Unit 1 is a taught unit assessed by one two-hour written examination. The written examination consists of ten ‘short-answer’ questions and one ‘long-answer’ question. All questions are entry. Candidate scripts are marked by external examiners appointed by NEBOSH. Unit 2 is assessed by one practical assessment undertaken within the candidate’s own workplace, to be taken within 14 days of the date of the Unit 1 written papers. The practical examination is internally assessed by the accredited course provider and externally moderated by NEBOSH. Course Title: National Examination Board in Occupational Safety & Health (NEBTOGS) NEBOSH International Tech. Certificate in Oil and Gas Operational Safety course Course Aim: Provide knowledge and specialist skills that enable professionals who work in the Oil and Gas and connected industries to fulfill the health and safety responsibilities that need to be carried out. Course Objectives Develop delegate understanding of the oil and gas industry’s principal operational safety issues through the application of knowledge to familiar and unfamiliar situations. Develop delegates to be able to identify the main hazards of, and suitable controls for, land and marine transport in the oil and gas industries Essential NEBTOGS Course components (MUST HAVE topic areas) Unit IOG1 Element 1 - Health, safety and environmental management in context Element 2 - Hydrocarbon process safety I Element 3 - Hydrocarbon process safety II Element 4 - Fire protection and emergency response Element 5 - Logistics and Transport Operations
Course National Vocational Qualification (NVQ3VAA) NVQ Level 3 Vocational Assessor Award Course Aim: To assess a learning and development practitioner’s knowledge and understanding of the principles and practices of assessment, and performance in carrying out the assessment of vocational skills, knowledge and understanding. Course Objectives Preparing a delegate to specifically conduct vocational assessments, with particular reference to the ‘Core HSE Assessment system in use by PDO. Essential NVQ3VAA Course components (MUST HAVE topic areas) Understanding the principles and practices of vocational assessment Unit Element 1 – The principles and requirements of assessment Element 2 – Different types of assessment method Element 3 – How to plan assessment Element 4 – How to involve learners and others in assessment Element 5 – Quality assurance of assessment Element 6 – How to manage information relating to assessment Assess occupational competence in the work environment Unit Assess vocational skills, knowledge and understanding Unit Element 1 – The responsibilities of the organisation is assessing vocational skills, knowledge and understanding Element 2 – Communication skills needed in assessing vocational skills, knowledge and understanding Element 3 – Making assessment judgments Element 4 – Recording assessment decisions and providing feedback Element 5 – Action planning for future development Max. Course Duration Max. re-certification interval Min. Delegates Max. delegates None specified Not applicable Three (3) Sixteen (16) Delivery Language(s) Arabic and English Course Title Course Code Target Population Type NVQ 3 Vocational Assessor NVQ3VAA Training staff, required to conduct vocational assessments, who do not hold a formal assessor qualification. Entry All workplace supervisors required to coach and assess the ‘Core’ HSE performance of others in the workplace. Recommended Pre-requisites for NVQ3VAA training (ORT) HSE Orientation OR HSE Induction GP gloves Safety Footwear & Hard hat
Level 1 (HSE) Course selection table Course Codes Course Title Delivery Languages available Target Population Type Actual training Time (hours) Reassessment at (n) years, on (Course Code) at reference Page (n), takes (n) hours Pre-requisites for attendance CHA Chemical Hazard Dealing With the Risks Course A, E, H Non-supervisory Company & Contractor drivers & operational staff who are required to handle or transport hazardous chemicals as part of their work. C 4 hours (3 years) (CHAR) (SP1157 Pg 53 ) (1 hour) All delegates: ORT or HSE Induction PPE: Safety footwear; hard hat; GP gloves; coverall or working clothing Documents & others: Current, valid HSE passport Current, valid ID or residency card issued by ROP EA Environmental management Course English Only Operations, drilling, well services and Project team staff. R 8 NONE ORT or HSE Induction PPE: Working clothing Documents & others: Current, valid HSE passport Current, valid ID or residency card issued by ROP
FW Fire Warden Course A, E, H Company & Contractor staff who are designated to carry out the role of a fire warden. C 5 hours NONE ORT or HSE Induction, H2S if interior based PPE: Working clothing Documents & others: Current, valid HSE passport Current, valid ID or residency card issued by ROP HRA Conducting Health Risk Assessment Course English Only Industrial Hygienists, HSE Advisors, PTW Signatories, Permit Applicants R 12 NONE Non-supervisory staff: ORT or HSE Induction Supervisory staff:, ORT, HSELFS/HSELM, PPE: Safety footwear, hard hat, eye protection Documents & others: Current, valid HSE passport Current, valid ID or residency card issued by ROP Medically & physically fit NORMA Working with NORM Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material Awareness A,E,H Company and Contractor Personnel who will perform maintenance or servicing activities on equipment that has conveyed of stored production fluids (oil, water, gas). C 4 Hours NONE Non-supervisory staff: ORT or HSE Induction PPE: Safety footwear, hard hat, eye protection, coverall Documents & others: Current, valid HSE passport Current, ID or residency card issued by ROP Medically & physically fit,
2 HSE Courses and Assessments Course Course Title Delivery Languages available Target Population Type Actual training Time (hours) Reassessment at (n) on (Course Code) at reference Page (n), takes (n) hours Pre-requisites for attendance AGT Authorised Gas Tester English Only Company and Contractor Personnel designated as Authorised Gas Testers C (16 hours) 3 years) (AGTR) (SP1157 Pg 62) (2 hours) All Staff ORT/ORTS or HSE Induction , H2S, & (SCBA: For gas testing in Confined spaces) PPE: Safety footwear, hard hat, coverall or working clothing, eye protection, GP gloves Documents & others: IELTS Level 6, Current, valid HSE passport; 2 x ID photos; Current, valid ID or residency card issued by ROP; Current 3 months concession area work, Medically & physically fit; HII HSE Incident Investigation Course English Only MANDATORY for Company HSE Team and Contractor HSE Advisors RECOMMENDED for Contract Owners, Contract Holders and Contractor Managers who may be required as part of their role to lead incident investigations M 16 hours NONE All candidates: ORT/ORTS or HSE Induction , C M & Performance Assessment IELTS 6 PPE: Not required. Documents & others: Current, HSE passport; 2 x ID photos; Current, valid ID or residency card issued by ROP; Medically & physically fit, Age 21 or over