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29 July 2021

Emergency Breathing System at Helicopter Underwater Escape

The time it takes for passengers to escape from a submerged / inverted Helicopter underwater is around 45 – 60 seconds. Of course this cannot be done by humans because we can only hold our breath for 20 seconds. Yes, our ability to hold our #breath is limited. To extend our time underwater & increase our chances of survival, we need an Emergency Breathing System (EBS). EBS will be carried when personnel #travel by Helicopter to a warm Offshore Oil & Gas Installation located in a tropical #environment. EBS will assist personnel to escape from Helicopters & water (sea) when an emergency occurs offshore. The EBS will give them the ability to extend their time underwater so they can escape from the Helicopter that is inverted as a result of an uncontrolled water impact.

While traveling to & from Offshore Oil & Gas Installations in #tropical environments by Helicopter, the personnel must also have the ability to:

- Gain knowledge about various things that will happen while in the Helicopter (check-in, boarding, in-flight, landing & more)

- Know about Helicopter Safety Requirements

- Know about the dangers that will be faced while on the Helicopter

- Use safety equipment

- Respond to an emergency that occurs in the Helicopter

- Follow the procedures to do when an #emergency occurs on the Helicopter

- #Escape from Helicopter when #Helicopter is on water surface & #underwater

- Survive in the #sea using EBS

More information: https://www.samson-tiara.co.id/Course/T-HUET-With-EBS/

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Confined Space Safety – Entry and Rescue

When an #emergency occurs in a Confined Space, the workers who work in it must be rescued immediately. In order for the Rescue Team to carry out an effective rescue effort in a Confined Space #environment to rescue the workers affected by an #incident, they must have the ability to:

- Know about Confined Space Rules

- Know about procedures to work safely

- Plan rescue actions

- Ensure that all workers have a Work Permit so that they can enter & exit the Confined Space safely

- Provide & use #PPE, respiratory #protective equipment, SCBA, helmets, safety jackets, equipment used to carry out the retrieval process, equipment used to enter, equipment used to exit, ropes used to tie, lock & rescue & more

- Check the #ventilator

- Control physical hazards, atmospheric hazards, #gas hazards & more

- Communicate with workers who are inside the Confined Space & various other parties outside the Confined Space

- Perform #rescue actions to save victims by using stretchers, ropes & more

- Handle various injuries & problems that interfere with the #health, spine & lives of the victims

More information: https://www.samson-tiara.co.id/Course/Confined-Space-Safety-Entry-Rescue/

28 July 2021

Control Room Operator

The role of Control Room Operators (CRO) during emergency situations at their working area is very important because they have to react to prevent / minimize the effects of an #incident. Some of the work they have to do are:

- Informing about Emergency & Safety Procedures

- Identifying & reporting emergencies

- Taking proper training

- Working safely according to #Security & Safety Regulations

- Knowing about the status of equipment to detect, protect, communicate & carry out evacuation

- Identifying faulty systems & their #mitigation

- Accessing operation status, simultaneous #operation, information on #weather conditions & information on availability of Emergency Response Personnel

- Identifying & monitoring critical situations in the work area

- Activating all alarms

- Taking actions to control #critical situations

- Taking actions to minimize risks to personnel, work, #plant & equipment

- Taking actions to #secure the situation by activating the #Emergency Response Team, providing facilities, notifying the Liaison Installations & #Guard Officers about the required facilities, conducting #isolation, conducting #evacuation & others

- Communicating all information & instructions to personnel

- Coordinating #response to emergencies

- Clarifying & following up on #information & #feedback received

More information: https://www.samson-tiara.co.id/Course/Control-Room-Operator/

Helicopter Underwater Escape

The Helicopter accidents at Offshore Oil & Gas sites have caused the loss of many lives worldwide. The accidents on Helicopters usually occur due to:

- The damaged machinery & equipment inside the Helicopter

- The disturbances & obstacles that make the Helicopter unable to land / fly perfectly

- The leak in the #fuel that causes a #fire

- The mistake done by the pilots

- The bad weather conditions

- The failed operation of Helicopter system

- The dangerous goods are placed near the Helicopter

In order for you to react properly when an emergency occurs on an Offshore Helicopter, you must have the proper abilities to:

- Know about the #flight process that will occur when you are in the Helicopter (take off & land)

- Know about the Helicopter Safety Requirements

- Know about the dangers that will occur on the Helicopter

- Check all #PPE, safety & survival equipment

- #Secure & #save yourself when an emergency occurs in the Helicopter

- Escape from the Helicopter when an #emergency occurs in the Helicopter (above the water & underwater)

- Escape from the Helicopter when the #Helicopter is inverted #underwater

- #Evacuate yourself & others

- Survive offshore

More information: https://www.samson-tiara.co.id/Course/Helicopter-Underwater-Escape-Training-HUET/

Plant Manager / Incident Commander – Initial Response

The Factory Managers, Incident Commanders & Emergency Management Teams must be alert when various events occur which can give bad effects & losses & turn into an emergency. Some events to alert for are:

- Extreme weather conditions

- Disturbed #environment

- Sabotage

- Situation at the factory next door

Emergency situations that usually occur in the factory & company are:

- Type A Emergency: Emergency that is easy to control if managed properly

- Type B Emergency: Emergency that can escalate if not controlled

- Type C Emergency: An uncontrollable emergency that requires an evacuation process

In an emergency, the Factory Managers, #Incident Commanders & Emergency #Management Teams in the Emergency #Command #Center at the #factory / #company must take the following actions:

- Planning actions to be taken when an emergency occurs (preparation, implementation, completion)

- Preparing themselves to be always on standby in responding to & dealing with emergencies that occur

- Monitoring & controlling resources

- Receiving, reviewing & assessing information about emergencies

- Sounding an #alarm when an emergency occurs

- Communicating & providing information & instructions efficiently regarding emergencies that occur to the right parties

- Providing proper facilities to handle emergencies

- Directing all team members to perform their duties & delegate authority to appropriate personnel

- Taking effective actions to deal with emergencies in accordance with pre-planned & predetermined emergency strategies & procedures

- Evacuating all personnel & workers to gathering places & #evacuation places

- Searching for missing personnel & workers

- Handling the victims (individuals / teams / all personnel) who are injured & being stress which usually occurs during an emergency

- Ensuring that the emergency is over

- Evaluating all actions that have been taken

- Informing any changes to the #rescue & #emergency plan

More information: https://www.samson-tiara.co.id/Course/Plant-Manager-Incident-Commander/

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