The helicopter refuelling course offered by Elite Offshore Pvt. Ltd. is a comprehensive program that covers various aspects of refuelling operations in offshore environments. The course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to conduct safe and efficient refuelling operations. The course covers topics such as fuel handling procedures, safety protocols, emergency response strategies, and industry regulations. Participants will learn how to set up and operate the helicopter fueling system, conduct pre-refuelling checks, and carry out fuel sampling and storage procedures.
Additionally, they will be trained to recognize and respond to potential hazards and emergencies that may arise during refuelling operations.
The training program is delivered by experienced professionals who have extensive knowledge of helicopter refueling operations. The course includes both theoretical and practical components, allowing participants to apply their learning in realistic scenarios. Upon completion of the course, participants will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to conduct safe and efficient helicopter refuelling operations in offshore settings.
What will I learn?
- I. Regulations, guidelines, and responsibilities
- 1. Regulations and guidelines for helicopter refuelling
- 2. Roles and responsibilities of those involved
- II. Aviation turbine fuel
- 1. Properties of the fuel
- 2. Transport and handling considerations
- 3. Sampling and storage procedures (including practical aspects)
- III. Helicopter fuelling system design and maintenance
- 1. The purpose and design of helicopter fuelling systems
- 2. Maintenance procedures for these systems
- IV. Helicopter fuelling system setup and operation
- 1. Setup and operation of the fuelling system
- V. Helicopter re-fuelling operations
- 1. Pre-refuelling procedures
- 2. Refuelling and post-refuelling procedures
- 3. Helicopter refuelling and post-refuelling procedures
- Medical Fitness: A valid offshore medical certificate.
- Prior Training: Certifications like NOGEPA, OPITO (HOIT, HERTM, or HERTL), or similar.
- Dangerous Goods Awareness: In some cases, training in handling hazardous materials.
- Relevant Experience: Recommended for advanced courses but not always required.
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