Helicopter Landing Officer

When you work as an Offshore Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO), you need the skill to:

- Handle Heliport operation

- Handle Helicopter operation

- Handle passenger, baggage, and cargo

- Refuel

- Respond when an emergency happens

- Extinguish fire

Because of that, you need the right knowledge about:

- Heliport

- Helicopter

- Refueling Procedures

- Helicopter Facility

- Helicopter Operation

- Emergency Response Plan

- Fire Fighting Operation

- Passenger, Baggage, and Cargo Handling (internal/external)

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Plug And Abandonment In Oil And Gas Industry

If you work as the Technical Personnel outside of the Plug & Abandonment Industry, such as those from Drilling, Production, Workover, Facilities Management, and QHSE Departments, you need the right knowledge about:

- Principles, methodologies, practicalities, and risks associated with well abandonment

- Plug and Abandonment Operations

- Abandonment Methodology

- Differences between permanent abandonment and temporary abandonment (suspension)

- Impact of human factors on well abandonment integrity

- Governing principles, techniques, and processes of well abandonment

- Relevant associated risks and their issues

- Principles of well barriers, barrier verification, and testing

- Numbers of Permanent Barriers

- Various techniques of barriers

- Cementing techniques

- The technology of metal

- Casing corrosion and erosion

- Annulus pressure effects

- Environmental issues

- Legislative Procedures and Requirements (UK O&G Guidelines and Norsok D-010)

- Role and application of statutory notifications in the abandonment process

- Mitigation in well abandonment

- Ways to manage communications between the disciplines (Asset Managers, Well Engineers, Completion Engineers, Logistics Technicians, and others)

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Rescue Team At Confined Space

If you work as a member of a Rescue Team that needs to rescue an incapacitated worker from within a Confined Space, you need the knowledge about:

- Confined Space Regulations

- Duties of Entrants and Attendants

- Safe Working Procedures for Confined Spaces

- Physical and Atmospheric Hazards and Control Measures

- Respiratory Protection

- Casualty Packaging

- Entry Programs and Permit Systems

- Confined Space Entry & Retrieval Equipment

- Body Manipulation

You also need the skills to:

- Plan and execute rescues from a variety of Confined Space

- Conduct Confined Space Rescue safely and effectively

- Manage a Confined Space Rescue

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Incident Management Team

If you work as an Incident Controller (IC) or a member of the Incident Management Team (IMT), you need to have the knowledge about:

- Duties and responsibilities of the IC and IMT

- Management of Major Emergencies

- Principles of the Incident Command System (ICS)

- Strategy, tactics, command and control, communications, and coordination elements

- Information Management

- Different levels of incidents

- State of readiness

- Emergency Command Centre Facilities

- Plan during the Activation Phase (when the emergency alarm has been raised), through to the Deactivation Phase / Stand Down in several specific types of emergency scenarios

You also need the skills to:

- Respond to an incident and emergency

- Communicate with internal and external agencies

- Assess the situation and take effective action

- Delegate the authority to act

- Manage individual and team performance

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Knowledge About H2S

A few facts about H2S that you should know:

- H2S is dangerous gas!

- H2S is a highly flammable gas

- H2S can kill you!

- H2S has toxic

- H2S can be found in low-lying areas and Confined Spaces

- Most of all, H2S is usually attacked the unprepared Personnel and Workers

The Oil and Gas Personnel and Workers must have some 

- The physical properties and characteristics of H2S

- The hazards associated with H2S

- The physiological effects of exposure to H2S

- The role of the Response Team in an H2S Emergency

- Ways to detect H2S

- Ways to react to H2S

- Ways to measure H2S

- Ways to use onsite & personal detection equipment

- Ways to use Escape Breathing Apparatus (EBA), Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and face mask

- The appropriate emergency response actions to take to handle H2S

- Ways to handle the incident

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