Oilfield Employees Guide to Conducting a Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
After identifying and formulating a set of job hazards, the crew will learn how they can work together to develop procedures to control those hazards in order to work safely.
Authority and Responsibility in Offshore Oilfield Operations
Concepts such as Stop Work Authority, Ultimate Work Authority, and Reporting Unsafe Conditions featured in this program are all part of a new advancement that is changing the oilfield industry.
Oilfield Safety Employee Orientation Series
This 10-program series was designed to meet and exceed the curriculum requirements necessary for IADC Rig Pass®, SafeGulf and SafeLand (DVD only) standardized orientation training program accreditation.
SEMS II Awareness Training for Offshore Oilfield Employees
Updated for SEMS II, this concise, awareness-level training program provides an overview of the SEMS requirements and a basic understanding of how these regulations affect offshore workers and their jobs.
Marine Survial Series
This series of training programs, developed using USCG and SOLAS regulations, instructs students on the procedures and techniques required in emergency water survival situations.
Dropped Object Prevention for the Oilfield Industry
Filmed with industry leaders at locations on land and offshore, this program describes the hazards and risk factors that make dropped objects a serious problem at oil and gas installations and facilities.
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Hand Safety & Injury Prevention for the Oilfield Industry
This course focuses on how to maintain safety while performing oilfield jobs ranging from using hand and power tools, to crane rigging and working with specialized equipment such as tongs.
Rigging Training for Riggers, Crane Operators, and Inspectors Series
Based on the requirements of API RP2D, and the USCG, this suite of videos illustrates the recommeded practices set forth by leading drilling and maritime contractors, major oil producers, and rigging equipment manufacturers.
Safe Offshore Personnel Transfer: The X-904
This course trains workers on the best practices required when conducting personnel transfers between offshore installations and vessels using the X-904 Transfer Device.
Drug and Alcohol Awareness Series
his 2-part series shows employees the effects drugs and alcohol can have on job performance and instructs supervisors on the proper techniques for dealing with these issues. These courses fulfill the required training for 49 CFR Part 40.
More Training
- Step Back for Safety Series
- API RP T1: Orientation for First Time Offshore Personnel
- Marine Debris Awareness & Prevention for the Offshore Oil & Gas Industry
- Incident Investigation for Oilfield Supervisors
- Incident Reporting for Oilfield Employees
- Orientation and Safety for the Offshore Oil Industry
- GHS and You!
- Safe Line Handling Practices and Procedures for the Offshore Industry
- Slip, Trip and Fall Avoidance in the Offshore Oil and Maritime Industries
- Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Safety for the Oilfield Industry
- Safe Food Handling In The Galley
- Safe Galley Work Practices
- MRSA, Staph & Infection Prevention for the Oil & Gas Industries
- Safe Offshore Personnel Transfer: The Traditional Transfer Basket
- Introduction to Hydraulic Lattice Boom Marine Cranes
- Operation, Maintenance and Safety of Hydraulic Lattice Boom Marine Cranes
- Introduction to Hydraulic Box Boom Marine Cranes
- Operation, Maintenance and Safety of Hydraulic Box Boom Marine Cranes
- Hand Signals for Offshore Cranes
- Wire Rope