The "Travel Safely by Boat" course is
intended for individuals who are new to traveling by boat to offshore oil and gas installations, as well as for those who are currently doing so. The course
comprises both theoretical and practical sessions, to achieve the
following objectives: increasing participants' awareness of the risks they may
encounter and how such risks are mitigated, ensuring that they are familiar
with essential safety regulations and procedures in case of emergencies,
fostering a greater personal commitment to safety, promoting effective use of
personal safety equipment, and providing opportunities to practice and
demonstrate proper techniques for boat transfers (using simulated boat decks
and installation setups)
Target Audience
This program aims to provide first-class land safety and emergency training to newcomers, as well as all personnel currently sailing and boating to offshore oil and gas installations.
What will I learn?
- 1. Procedures for pre-boarding
- 2. Safe boarding procedures
- 3. Procedures while on board
- 4. Safe disembarkation procedures
- 5. Personnel transfer procedures
- 6. Risks of stepping on boat fenders (entrapment and injury)
- 7. Boat emergency procedures
- 8. Proper donning of a marine lifejacket
- 9. Flotation characteristics of a lifejacket
- 10. Use of emergency equipment onboard
- 11. Abandonment procedures
- 12. Life buoys, Rescue tube and Man overboard procedures
- 13. Communication equipment and procedures
- Participants should be 18 or older.
- Good physical health to manage the physical demands of boat travel and emergency procedures.
- Basic safety training or knowledge in marine environments is an advantage but not mandatory.
- A strong interest in improving boat travel safety, personal protection, and emergency response knowledge.
- Participants should be comfortable in water environments as some training may involve practical activities related to flotation devices and emergency drills.
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Module 1
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Module 2
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Module 3
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Module 4
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