| Incorporating Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET). OPITO Approved. IFAP's TBOSIET course has been developed to be an internationally accepted warm water course covering Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET), related sea survival and an introduction to offshore work (permit-to-work, OSH regulations, first-aid reminder etc). The TBOSIET is accepted as the "Fit for Purpose" internationally recognised standard in most SE Asian countries . | T(Brunei, Philippines, Malaysia) - with other countries expected to follow. An IFAP issued TBOSIET is recognised by all OPITO training centres worldwideBOSIET certificate holders can also easily cross-grade to the UK (or cold water) BOSIET qualification required for the North Sea. Participants upgrading will need to complete the UK Legislation module and a successful HUET simulator escape whilst wearing a transit suit and platform abandonment using an immersion suit. This upgrade course is available at IFAP, and most other OPITO approved |
facilities who hold both the BOSIET and TBOSIET approvals.
Objective
To equip offshore personnel with the knowledge, skills and confidence to respond appropriately in the event of an emergency whilst offshore and to enhance their survivability in the event of an emergency through the proper use of emergency equipment and procedures.
The course achieves the following Nationally Recognised Competencies from the PMA08 Chemicals, Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining Training Package:
* PMAOHS215B Apply offshore facility abandonment and sea survival procedures
* PMAOHS214B Undertake helicopter safety
* MSAPMOHS212A Undertake first response to fire incidents
Maritime Training Package:
* TDMMF1107B Survive at sea in the event of vessel abandonment.
These competencies may contribute to the achievement of nationally recognised qualifications.
Medical
Trainees must, at the beginning of the course, show evidence of a current medical clearance stating the trainee is "Fit to undertake the relevant training" (within 3 months of course date). A medical pro forma and information will be sent to trainees upon registration.
Please download this medical certificate and have it completed by a medical practitioner or registered nurse.
IFAP will not permit a trainee to undertake the practical training if the medical clearance form is not provided. Trainees may transfer to a later course and may be charged a cancellation fee.
Expected Outcomes
As a result of this programme participants will:
* Receive a Safety Induction covering:
o Industry Overview and Installation Overview
o Offshore Hazards
o Managing Offshore Safety
o Controlling Offshore Hazards
o Regulating Offshore Safety
o Living and Working Offshore
* Understand what actions to carry out in preparation for a helicopter ditching
* Be able to take appropriate actions following:
o a controlled emergency descent to a dry landing;
o a controlled ditching on water;
o a partial submersion of an aircraft; and
o an aircraft capsize in water.
* Prepare for the abandonment of the offshore facility and manage the survival process
* Carry out correct actions when mustering and boarding as a passenger of a TEMPSC (Totally Enclosed Motor Powered Survival Craft) during launch operations
* Correctly fit a helicopter strop and adopt correct body posture during winching
* Correctly use hand held portable extinguishers
* Correctly use small bore fire hoses and fire blankets
* Use appropriate self rescue techniques using either a smoke hood
Note: IFAP's TBOSIET exceeds the standard OPITO course in some content in order to meet Australian regulations and company requirements.
Certificate
On successful completion of the course, participants will receive an IFAP numbered photo ID card, registration onto the OPITO database and a Statement of Attainment which identifies the nationally recognised competencies achieved.
Assistance for Non-Swimmers
IFAP can assist non-swimming trainees with basic water skills training prior to the course, however this must be arranged in advance.
Other
Lunches, morning and afternoon teas are provided. Overalls, shoes and towels for practical exercises are provided.
Refresher Training
The refresher course is the OPITO approved Tropical Further Offshore Safety and Emergency Training (TFOET) course which is available every Monday at IFAP.
source: www.ifap.asn.au
Objective
To equip offshore personnel with the knowledge, skills and confidence to respond appropriately in the event of an emergency whilst offshore and to enhance their survivability in the event of an emergency through the proper use of emergency equipment and procedures.
The course achieves the following Nationally Recognised Competencies from the PMA08 Chemicals, Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining Training Package:
* PMAOHS215B Apply offshore facility abandonment and sea survival procedures
* PMAOHS214B Undertake helicopter safety
* MSAPMOHS212A Undertake first response to fire incidents
Maritime Training Package:
* TDMMF1107B Survive at sea in the event of vessel abandonment.
These competencies may contribute to the achievement of nationally recognised qualifications.
Medical
Trainees must, at the beginning of the course, show evidence of a current medical clearance stating the trainee is "Fit to undertake the relevant training" (within 3 months of course date). A medical pro forma and information will be sent to trainees upon registration.
Please download this medical certificate and have it completed by a medical practitioner or registered nurse.
IFAP will not permit a trainee to undertake the practical training if the medical clearance form is not provided. Trainees may transfer to a later course and may be charged a cancellation fee.
Expected Outcomes
As a result of this programme participants will:
* Receive a Safety Induction covering:
o Industry Overview and Installation Overview
o Offshore Hazards
o Managing Offshore Safety
o Controlling Offshore Hazards
o Regulating Offshore Safety
o Living and Working Offshore
* Understand what actions to carry out in preparation for a helicopter ditching
* Be able to take appropriate actions following:
o a controlled emergency descent to a dry landing;
o a controlled ditching on water;
o a partial submersion of an aircraft; and
o an aircraft capsize in water.
* Prepare for the abandonment of the offshore facility and manage the survival process
* Carry out correct actions when mustering and boarding as a passenger of a TEMPSC (Totally Enclosed Motor Powered Survival Craft) during launch operations
* Correctly fit a helicopter strop and adopt correct body posture during winching
* Correctly use hand held portable extinguishers
* Correctly use small bore fire hoses and fire blankets
* Use appropriate self rescue techniques using either a smoke hood
Note: IFAP's TBOSIET exceeds the standard OPITO course in some content in order to meet Australian regulations and company requirements.
Certificate
On successful completion of the course, participants will receive an IFAP numbered photo ID card, registration onto the OPITO database and a Statement of Attainment which identifies the nationally recognised competencies achieved.
Assistance for Non-Swimmers
IFAP can assist non-swimming trainees with basic water skills training prior to the course, however this must be arranged in advance.
Other
Lunches, morning and afternoon teas are provided. Overalls, shoes and towels for practical exercises are provided.
Refresher Training
The refresher course is the OPITO approved Tropical Further Offshore Safety and Emergency Training (TFOET) course which is available every Monday at IFAP.
source: www.ifap.asn.au
