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Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Training Course for Ports & Oil and Gas Industry

Introduction

Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Training Course for Ports & Oil and Gas Industry

Course Objectives

• complete information about health and safety of employees and protection of the environment
• awareness of best practices to follow at work to cause minimum pollution to the environment
• knowledge of certain precautionary measures while working and handling machinery or other equipment to prevent occupational hazards
• the necessary information to handle cargo and waste material in a controlled manner so as to minimise negative impact to the environment
• the required skill and capability to devise, implement and manage safety and health management systems in the organisation
• the necessary knowledge and confidence to undertake training of new employees for protecting and safeguarding them and the organisations’ assets against hazards
• the required experience and information to implement advanced systems and technologies to ensure seamless maintenance of health, safety and environment quality
• the necessary information and skill to conduct regular internal audits for the organisation to ensure adherence to universal standards
• the adequate level of knowledge needed to progress in the organisation by undertaking critical roles in safety, health and environment awareness

Who Should Attend?

• Senior management and owners of shipping and oil companies whose prime responsibility is to safeguard employee health and lives as well as the environment against occupational hazards because of the activities at these sites
• Investors who would be interested in financing certain organisations or projects within these organisations
• Marine engineers and other technical staff responsible for testing the performance and safety of machinery and using these during business operations
• Internal and external auditors responsible for ensuring adherence to universal standards of safety and protection
• Policy makers responsible for framing safety policies and related documents
• Other employees of oil companies and ports as well as ship crew working at vulnerable places and performing risky operations in a risky environment

Course Outline

Module 1 – Types of Oil Work Hazards

• Motor vehicle accidents
• Contact injuries
• Fires and explosions
• Biological hazards
• Ergonomic hazards
• Slips, trips and falls
• Chemical hazards

Module 2 – Port Work Hazards

• Fires and explosions
• Chemical hazards
• Weather conditions/tidal movements
• Physical exhaustion
• Slips, trips and falls
• Cargo transport accidents

Module 3 – Ship Hazards

• Fires and electric shocks
• Carbon dioxide poisoning
• Electronic device hazards
• Aluminium tool and paint hazards
• Wind and lightning
• Oxygen deficiency
• Spillage

Module 4 – Importance of Health and Safety Awareness and Training

• Reduced injury and illness
• Positive work culture
• Reduced environmental impact
• Legal standard adherence
• Increased employer branding
• Increased credibility
• Reduced risk of losses

Module 5 – Elements of a Safety Management System

• Strategic plan
• Policies and processes
• Training and induction
• Monitoring
• Supervision
• Reporting

Module 6 – Pillars of a Health and Safety Management System

• Management commitment
• Clear safety objectives
• Defined methods and processes
• Transparency in safety management

Module 7 – Essential Elements of a Health and Safety Management Programme

• Hazard recognition, evaluation and control
• Safety performance management
• Regulatory compliance management
• Information collection and dissemination
• Assessments and audits

Module 8 – Success Factors of Health, Safety and Environment Management

• Leadership mind-set and corporate commitment
• Investment in infrastructure and management systems
• Education and training
• Regulatory framework
• Technology