YACHT OOW NAVIGATION & RADAR (STCW 95 II/1)

Course code YONR
Duration 3 Weeks
Approvals MCA
Prerequisites Successful completion of the RYA Yachtmaster Offshore course. For information on how to gain your RYA Yachtmaster Offshore qualification at WMA, click here| .
Assessment Practical in-course assessment throughout. This will allow students entry to a final written examination.
Teaching Methods Theory and Practical exercises including chartwork and use of Electronic Navigation Aids.

Course Description

The course consists of ten topics:

1. Compass work
2. Gyro compass
3. Chartwork
4. Chart correcting
5. Notices to mariners
6. Tides and tidal calculations
7. International regulations for prevention of collision at sea
8. Buoyage system
9. Navigation aids
10. Radar

Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:

Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
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Course Availability

YACHT OOW NAVIGATION & RADAR (STCW 95 II/1)
Start Date 08-NOV-2010	Places Available 0	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £2300	Fees for Overseas Residents £2300
10-JAN-2011	8	0	£2300	£2300
07-FEB-2011	12	0	£2300	£2300
11-APR-2011	11	0	£2300	£2300
02-MAY-2011	11	0	£2300	£2300
12-SEP-2011	12	0	£2300	£2300
31-OCT-2011	12	0	£2300	£2300

YACHT OOW GENERAL SHIP KNOWLEDGE (STCW 95 II/1)

Course code - YOGSK
Duration - 5 Days
Approvals - MCA
Assessment - Written 2.5 hour examination. Pass Mark is 60%
Teaching - Methods Classroom based, guided study

Course Description

The course is divided into four sections:

1. Ship Construction
2. Stability
3. Meteorology
4. Seamanship

The following topics are covered:

* Methods of yacht construction and local stresses due to static and dynamic loading
* Bilge-pumping systems
* The functions of classification societies
* Basic principles of hydrostatics and related terms
* The concept of initial stability
* Global and local meteorological effects
* Meteorological instruments and weather information
* The principles for safe navigational watchkeeping
* Safe Working Practises
* International Code of Signals

Booking a Course

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Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
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Course Availability

YACHT OOW GENERAL SHIP KNOWLEDGE (STCW 95 II/1)
Start Date 01-NOV-2010	Places Available 8	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £895	Fees for Overseas Residents £895
31-JAN-2011	14	0	£895	£895
28-FEB-2011	16	0	£895	£895
04-APR-2011	15	0	£895	£895
23-MAY-2011	15	0	£895	£895
05-SEP-2011	16	0	£895	£895
21-NOV-2011	16	0	£895	£895

YACHT MASTER STABILITY (STCW 95 II/2)

Course code YMS
Duration 5 Days
Approvals MCA
Assessment Written 2.5 hour examination with a pass mark of 60%
Teaching Methods Classroom based, guided study

Course Description

The course consists of five topics:

1. Basic principles and transverse stability
Basic principles of hydrostatics and related terms. Fineness of hull form and resistance to forward motion. The concept of statical stability and the concept of initial stability.
2. List and related problems
List, the inclining experiment and rolling test. The effect of slack tanks on the centre of gravity.
3. Curves of statical stability
4. Loll and related topics
5. Dry-docking and longitudinal stability.
Dry-docking, stability data supplied to yachts, Terms used in longitudinal stability.

Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:

Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
E-mail: wma.yachts@solent.ac.uk|

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Course Availability

YACHT MASTER STABILITY (STCW 95 II/2)
Start Date 22-NOV-2010	Places Available 9	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £895	Fees for Overseas Residents £895
17-JAN-2011	13	0	£895	£895
16-MAY-2011	16	0	£895	£895
10-OCT-2011	16	0	£895	£895
12-DEC-2011	16	0	£895	£895

YACHT MASTER SEAMANSHIP & METEOROLOGY (STCW 95 II/2)

Course code YMSM
Duration 5 Days
Approvals MCA
Assessment Written 2.5 hour examination with a pass mark of 60%.
Teaching Methods Classroom based, guided study

Course Description

The course consists of five topics:

1. Seamanship
Including heavy weather precautions, towing, ship handling, anchoring and emergency situations.
2. Navigation and Passage Planning
Including watchkeeping principles, record keeping and communications.
3. Meteorology
Including regional and local weather, ice navigation, tropical revolving storms and weather forecasts
4. MARPOL
Including SOPEP and Oil Record Book, garbage and oil pollution prevention and spillage procedures.
5. Code of Safe Working Practices
Including personal safety, safe working practices, role of safety officer and accident reporting.

Booking a Course

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Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
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Course Availability

YACHT MASTER SEAMANSHIP & METEOROLOGY (STCW 95 II/2)
Start Date 15-NOV-2010	Places Available 9	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £895	Fees for Overseas Residents £895
24-JAN-2011	13	0	£895	£895
26-APR-2011	16	0	£895	£895
03-OCT-2011	16	0	£895	£895
14-NOV-2011	16	0	£895	£895

YACHT MASTER NAVIGATION ARPA & RADAR (STCW95 II/2)

Course code YMNAR
Duration 10 Days
Prerequisites Completion of the RYA Yachtmaster Ocean Certificate
Approvals MCA
Assessment In course practical assessment will allow entry to a written examination
Teaching Methods Classroom and Simulator based

Course Description

The course consists of five topics:

1. Passage planning
2. Knowledge of international regulations for the prevention of collision at sea
3. Search and rescue
4. Radar
5. ARPA

Booking a Course

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Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
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Course Availability

YACHT MASTER NAVIGATION ARPA & RADAR (STCW95 II/2)
Start Date 31-JAN-2011	Places Available 9	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £1925	Fees for Overseas Residents £1925
02-MAY-2011	12	0	£1925	£1925
12-SEP-2011	12	0	£1925	£1925
21-NOV-2011	12	0	£1925	£1925

YACHT MASTER BUSINESS & LAW (STCW 95 II/2)

Course code	YMBL
Duration	5 Days

Approvals	MCA
Assessment	Written 2 hour examination with a Pass mark 60%
Teaching Methods	Self study and classroom based.

Course Description

The course consists of three topics:

1. Legal Framework
   including arrival and departure, security and international law
2. Safety Management
   including safety certificates and documents, statutory safety duties, safety organisation, seaworthiness and safe manning
3. Contracts
   including contracts of salvage, contracts of employment (crew agreements), yacht charter agreements and marine insurance

Booking a Course

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Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
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Course Availability

YACHT MASTER BUSINESS & LAW (STCW 95 II/2)
Start Date 08-NOV-2010	Places Available 9	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £895	Fees for Overseas Residents £895
10-JAN-2011	15	0	£895	£895
23-MAY-2011	16	0	£895	£895
26-SEP-2011	16	0	£895	£895
05-DEC-2011	16	0	£895	£895

CH ENG (Y4) - AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT (STCW 95 III/3)

Course code	CEY4AE
Duration	5 Days

Approvals	MCA to STCW'95 –A-III/3
Prerequisites	MCA Letter of Initial Assessment obtainable on application from MCA Southampton office (details from the MCA website).
Assessment	2 hour written examination
Teaching Methods	Classroom based

Course Description

This course prepares the candidate to sit the MCA/SQA written examination in Auxiliary Equipment. The course is based on 4 ½ days lecturer led learning and revision, followed by the examination, which normally takes on the afternoon of the 5th day. A full set of study notes will be provided on application and 6 weeks preparatory study should be undertaken prior to attending the college. A syllabus giving the study content for the course can be found in the MCA 'M' notice – MIN 208, which can be accessed from the MCA website.

Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:

Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
E-mail: wma.yachts@solent.ac.uk|

The next suite of courses after those listed below will be offered in the autumn (October - November, exact dates to be agreed in the summer). As soon as dates are confirmed they will be published here.

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Course Availability

CH ENG (Y4) - AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT (STCW 95 III/3)
Start Date 08-NOV-2010	Places Available 1	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £950	Fees for Overseas Residents £950
21-FEB-2011	18	0	£950	£950

CH ENG (Y3) - STATUTORY & OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS (STCW 95 III/2)

Course code	CEY3SOR
Duration	5 Days

Approvals	MCA to STCW'95 – AIII/2
Prerequisite	MCA Letter of Initial Assessment, obtainable on application from the MCA Southampton Office (details from the MCA website).
Assessment	2 hour written examinations
Teaching Methods	Classroom based

Course Description

Areas covered include health and safety at work, pollution control regulations, 'M' notices, and international conventions, dry docking, procedures, planned maintenance and hull and machinery surveys.

Voyage planning, fire prevention, ship construction, damage control and fuel consumption are also covered.

Note: A Chief Engineer holding the Chief Engineer Certificate of Competency (Yacht 3) will not be required to retake this module if he/she subsequently wishes to obtain a Chief Engineer Certificate of Competency (Yacht 2).

Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:

Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
E-mail: wma.yachts@solent.ac.uk|

The next suite of courses after those listed below will be offered in the autumn (October - November, exact dates to be agreed in the summer). As soon as dates are confirmed they will be published here.

Find out more about application and booking on the Course Application and Booking| page.

Course Availability

CH ENG (Y3) - STATUTORY & OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS (STCW 95 III/2)
Start Date 15-NOV-2010	Places Available 0	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £950	Fees for Overseas Residents £950
28-FEB-2011	19	0	£950	£950

CH ENG (Y2) - GEN ENGINEERING SCIENCE II (STCW 95 III/2)

Course code CEY2GES2
Duration 5 Days
Approvals STCW'95
Prerequisites MCA Letter of Initial Assessment obtainable on application from the MCA Southampton office (details from the MCA website).
Assessment 2 hour written examination
Teaching Methods Classroom and mandatory distance learning

Course Description

This course prepares the candidate to sit the MCA/SQA written examination in General Engineering Science II. The course is based on 8 days lecturer led learning and revision, followed by the examination which normally takes place on the afternoon of the 10th day. A full set of study notes will be provided on application and there is a requirement for 12 weeks preparatory study to be undertaken prior to attending the college – evidence of this study, in the form of worked examples must be submitted to the college.

A brief syllabus giving the study content for the course can be found in the MCA 'M' notice – MGN – 156, which can be accessed from the MCA website.

Note: This course is run concurrently with the General Engineering Science.

Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:

Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
E-mail: wma.yachts@solent.ac.uk|

The next suite of courses after those listed below will be offered in the autumn (October - November, exact dates to be agreed in the summer). As soon as dates are confirmed they will be published here.

Find out more about application and booking on the Course Application and Booking| page.

Course Availability

CH ENG (Y2) - GEN ENGINEERING SCIENCE II (STCW 95 III/2)
Start Date 13-DEC-2010	Places Available 13	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £950	Fees for Overseas Residents £950
28-MAR-2011	20	0	£950	£950

CH ENG (Y2) - GEN ENGINEERING SCIENCE I (STCW 95 III/2)

Course code	CEY2GES1
Duration	5 Days

Approvals	STCW'95
Prerequisites	MCA Letter of Initial Assessment obtainable on application from the MCA Southampton office (details from the MCA website).
Assessment	2 hour written examination
Teaching Methods	Classroom and mandatory distance learning

Course Description

This course prepares the candidate to sit the MCA/SQA written examination in General Engineering Science 1. The course is based on 8 days lecturer led learning and revision, followed by the examination which normally takes place on the afternoon of the 9th day. A full set of study notes will be provided on application and there is a requirement for 12 weeks preparatory study to be undertaken prior to attending the college – evidence of this study, in the form of worked examples must be submitted to the college.

A brief syllabus giving the study content for the course can be found in the MCA 'M' notice – MGN – 156, which can be accessed from the MCA website.

Note: this course is run concurrently with the General Engineering Science II.

Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:

Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
E-mail: wma.yachts@solent.ac.uk|

The next suite of courses after those listed below will be offered in the autumn (October - November, exact dates to be agreed in the summer). As soon as dates are confirmed they will be published here.

Find out more about application and booking on the Course Application and Booking| page.

Course Availability

CH ENG (Y2) - GEN ENGINEERING SCIENCE I (STCW 95 III/2)
Start Date 06-DEC-2010	Places Available 13	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £950	Fees for Overseas Residents £950
21-MAR-2011	20	0	£950	£950

CH ENG (Y2) - APPLIED MARINE ENGINEERING (STCW 95 III/2)

Course code CEY2AME
Duration 5 Days
Approvals MCA to STCW '95 –AIII/2

Prerequisites MCA Letter of Initial Assessment, obtainable on application from the MCA Southampton Office (details from the MCA website).
Assessment 2 hour written examination
Teaching Methods Classroom based

Course Description

The course prepares the candidate to sit the MCA/SQA written examination in Applied Marine Engineering. The course is based on 4 ½ days lecturer led learning and revision, followed by the examination, which normally takes place on the afternoon of the 5th day. A full set of study notes will be provided on application and 6 weeks preparatory study should be undertaken prior to attending the college. A syllabus giving the study content for the course can be found in the MCA 'M' notice – MIN 208 that can be accessed from the MCA website.

Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:

Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
E-mail: wma.yachts@solent.ac.uk|

The next suite of courses after those listed below will be offered in the autumn (October - November, exact dates to be agreed in the summer). As soon as dates are confirmed they will be published here.

Find out more about application and booking on the Course Application and Booking| page.

Course Availability

CH ENG (Y2) - APPLIED MARINE ENGINEERING (STCW 95 III/2)
Start Date 22-NOV-2010	Places Available 7	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £950	Fees for Overseas Residents £950
07-MAR-2011	1 9	0	£950	£950

CH ENG (Y2) - ADVANCED HOTEL SERVICES & SHIP CONSTRUCTION (STCW 95 III/3)

Course code CEY2AHSC
Duration 5 Days
Approvals MCA to STCW'95 –AIII/2

Prerequisites MCA letter of initial assessment confirming requirement to complete the course, obtainable, on application, from the MCA Southampton office (details from the MCA website).
Assessment 2 hour written examination
Teaching Methods Classroom based

Course Description

This course prepares the candidate to sit the MCA/SQA written examination in Advanced Hotel Services and Ship Construction. The course is based on 4 ½ days lecturer led learning and revision, followed by the examination, which normally takes place on the afternoon of the 5th day. A full set of study notes will be provided on application and 6 weeks preparatory study should be undertaken prior to attending the college. A syllabus giving the study content for the course can be found in the MCA 'M' notice – MIN 208, which can be accessed from the MCA website.

Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:

Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
E-mail: wma.yachts@solent.ac.uk|

The next suite of courses after those listed below will be offered in the autumn (October - November, exact dates to be agreed in the summer). As soon as dates are confirmed they will be published here.

Find out more about application and booking on the Course Application and Booking| page.

Course Availability

CH ENG (Y2) - ADVANCED HOTEL SERVICES & SHIP CONSTRUCTION (STCW 95 III/3)
Start Date 29-NOV-2010	Places Available 6	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £950	Fees for Overseas Residents £950
14-MAR-2011	19	0	£950	£950

CH ENG (Y2) - ADVANCED HOTEL SERVICES & SHIP CONSTRUCTION (STCW 95 III/3)

Course code CEY2AHSC
Duration 5 Days
Approvals MCA to STCW'95 –AIII/2

Prerequisites MCA letter of initial assessment confirming requirement to complete the course, obtainable, on application, from the MCA Southampton office (details from the MCA website).
Assessment 2 hour written examination
Teaching Methods Classroom based

Course Description

This course prepares the candidate to sit the MCA/SQA written examination in Advanced Hotel Services and Ship Construction. The course is based on 4 ½ days lecturer led learning and revision, followed by the examination, which normally takes place on the afternoon of the 5th day. A full set of study notes will be provided on application and 6 weeks preparatory study should be undertaken prior to attending the college. A syllabus giving the study content for the course can be found in the MCA 'M' notice – MIN 208, which can be accessed from the MCA website.

Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:
Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
E-mail: wma.yachts@solent.ac.uk|

The next suite of courses after those listed below will be offered in the autumn (October - November, exact dates to be agreed in the summer). As soon as dates are confirmed they will be published here.

Find out more about application and booking on the Course Application and Booking| page.

CH ENG (Y2) - ADVANCED HOTEL SERVICES & SHIP CONSTRUCTION (STCW 95 III/3)
Start Date 29-NOV-2010	Places Available 6	Number on waiting list 0	Fees for EU Residents £950	Fees for Overseas Residents £950
14-MAR-2011	19	0	£950	£950

YACHT (MCA CERTIFICATE)

Course code AEC
Duration 4½ Days


Prerequisites

Candidates must be:

a. Not less than 18 years of age

b. Be in possession of an in date Medical Fitness Certificate - ENG1

and have completed

c. (i) For candidates with no formal engineering craft training, not less than 1 month's service as a yacht engineer; or

(ii) For candidates with MN MEOL basic engineering craft skills training or MCA - approved formal engineering craft training, no yacht engineer service is required.


d. The ancillary courses listed below

- Personal Survival Techniques (STCW Code A-V1/1-1);
- Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (STCW Code A-V1/1-2);
- Elementary First Aid (STCW Code A-V1/1-3);
- Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities (STCW Code A-V1/1-4).
Course Description

The objective of this course is to provide students with the basic theoretical knowledge and some practical hands on experience of diesel engines to enable them to meet the requirements of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) Codes of Practice for the Safety of Large Commercial Sailing and Motor Vessels.
Booking a Course

Please contact the course administrator if you require more information about this course:
Pamela Stevens / Bernadette Smallshaw
Telephone: +44 (0)1489 556214
Fax: +44 (0)1489 576908
E-mail: wma.yachts@solent.ac.uk|

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Course Availability
APPROVED ENGINE COURSE - YACHT (MCA CERTIFICATE)
Start Date

17-JAN-2011
Places Available - 6

Number on waiting list - 0

Fees for EU Residents - £685

Fees for Overseas Residents - £685

FOET - Further Offshore Emergency Training

Scope:

This course is intended to provide participants who have previously attended the three day BOSIET with one day refresher training. The focus of this training is to update and refresh personnel on the actions to take in emergencies that may be encountered offshore or during helicopter flights. The course covers HUET, practical fire fighting and escape, practical first aid response including CPR, practical abandonment, sea survival and rescue training.

Course Content:

• Helicopter safety and personal emergency drills
• Helicopter emergency landings
• Abandonment techniques
• Basic Fire Fighting
• Practical escape
• Basic First Aid

0,5 Theoretical

7,5 Practical

8 Total Hours

Prerequisite:

Participants should have successfully completed a BOSIET course within the last three years, identification card or passport, medical fitness certificate not older than 3 months

Minimum number of Attenders 4

Note to Client:

A certificate of successful completion shall be issued to those participants who successfully complete the course and meet the assessment criteria.

source: adriamare.net

BOSIET - Offshore Survival Courses

Just about every operator worldwide insists that everyone travelling to one of their offshore assets (production platform, drill rig, FPSO etc) must complete an offshore survival course before being allowed to travel. This applies to employees and visitors alike, independent of the length of the visit, whether it be for a 2 week rotation or one afternoon's survey. BOSIET For UK waters this survival course is officially known as a BOSIET (Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training) course, though it is often referred to as an RGIT course in deference to the one time market leader in providing such courses. The BOSIET includes Safety, Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting, First Aid and Hypothermia, Helicopter Safety and Escape, and Survival at Sea.

BOSIET courses vary in length between providers - usually 2½ to 3 days, and with the advent of e-learning some providers allow the theory parts to be completed via the internet. The cost of a basic course is around £600, plus any accommodation costs. Courses are very popular and there can be a waiting list of a couple of weeks - though gone are the days of a single provider for the UK. The "Offshore Survival Certificate" as the BOSIET is also commonly known, is only valid for 4 years, and a refresher (usually lasting a day) must be done before your old certificate expires otherwise the whole 3 day course must be repeated. There are no exceptions to this rule. There are "extras" that you can request, and pay for, when doing your survival, e.g. a little extra helicopter escape training bolted on to the BOSIET counts as "Additional Safety Training" for the Norwegian sector.

Offshore Abroad
Different countries across the world have differing requirements, some more stringent than the UK requirements described above, whereas others are frighteningly inadequate. For example a BOSIET course is not sufficient for working in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea. The Norwegian Oil Industry Association (OLF) course, is a 5 day affair and a lot more demanding than that required in the UK. Most offshore training companies in the UK run courses allowing you to work in other sectors. These are often run as additions to the BOSIET course.
Many countries do not have their own standard courses and reputable operators default to either the UK or Norwegian courses for workers on their offshore installations.
Not all offshore work is in cold waters (i.e. less than 15°C) therefore a tropical BOSIET (TBOSIET) has been developed where the specific dangers of tropical seas are addressed.

Many companies put employees through courses after they start work, but some people take a course before looking for work in the industry - hoping this will give them an advantage when looking for work. Having a valid "Offshore Survival Certificate" could mean the difference between getting a job and not - however it is worth remembering that doing this course does not guarantee a job offshore. Also, since different countries have different requirements think carefully about where you want to work before financing your own course.
source: www.contractorsunlimited.co.uk

Offshore Oil Safety Training

A varied range of safety and emergency training courses are offered to meet the offshore oil and gas industry requirements, primarily for the UK sector, many of these are approved by OPITO with additional modular training which is recognised throughout the North Sea by other European regulators. Please see the following course descriptions for more information. For further information on any offshore oil course please contact Pam Fidgeon Course Administrator on +44 (0)1489 556294 or e-mail pam.fidgeon@solent.ac.uk

Course Length Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training 3 Days Further Offshore Emergency Training 1 Day Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) ½ Day Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) Including Re-breather Training ½ Day European Safety Training - Supplementary Module (to UK BOSIET) BOSSM course 3 Days European Safety Training - Supplementary Modules (to UK BOSIET & FOET courses) FOETSM Course 1 1/2 Days Additional European Safety Training - Supplementary Modules (to UK BOSIET & FOET courses) FOETSMA Course 1/2

Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training Course Dates & Fees

Course Code BOS
Approvals OPITO
Course Duration 3 Days
Prerequisites None
Assessment Continuous assessment with written, oral and practical methods used
Teaching Methods Theory and practical sessions

Course Description
The course is designed for new entrants into the offshore oil & gas industry in the UK sector who fall within the category of non-specialist personnel. This course is a requirement before working in the offshore industry and it satisfies the Oil and Gas UK requirements.


The course is divided into four modules: safety induction, sea survival, fire fighting & self-rescue and helicopter safety & escape. This will give personnel with no specialist emergency response duties a basic understanding and awareness of the hazards encountered when travelling to work on offshore installations and the emergency procedures involved following an offshore incident.


The Industry standards for basic and further emergency training have been revised and changes to the course content came into effect on 1st of April 2007.
For more information please click on link www.opito.net


Further Offshore Emergency Training Course Dates & Fees

Course Code FOET
Approvals OPITO
Course Duration 1 Day
Prerequisites Satisfactory completion of the Basic Offshore Safety Induction and
Emergency Training course or the Further Offshore Emergency Training
course. “In date” existing offshore certification must be produced at
registration by attendees.
Assessment Continuous oral & practical assessment is used
Teaching Methods Theory and practical sessions

Course Description
The course is to complement and refresh existing emergency training, update and reinforce the knowledge gained on the Basic Course with regard to helicopter escape, survival techniques, hand held fire fighting equipment and self-rescue techniques using smoke hoods.
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Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) Course Dates & Fees

Course Code HUET
Approval None an academy certificate is issued on completion
Course Duration ½ Day
Prerequisites None
Assessment Continuous assessment
Teaching Methods Theory and practical sessions including helicopter simulator training

Course Description
The course is designed to enhance the safety of marine personnel who are engaged in helicopter transfers at sea. It covers both normal and emergency safety procedures and includes dry evacuation training and practical underwater escape training using breath hold techniques.

full story @ www.warsashacademy.co.uk

Training - Offshore Survival

Index of companies supplying: Training - Offshore Survival

• Falck Nutec Ltd - Billingham
• Falck Nutec Ltd - Aberdeen
• Interdive Services Ltd. - Plymouth
• Petans Ltd - Norwich
• Walport International Ltd - Reigate

Sequ Offshore Safety

Sequ Offshore Safety welcomes you to the world of professional offshore / onshore safety and survival training.
1	Top quality.	The most experienced training team in Malaysia all with practical, local and relevant experience.
2	Flexibility.	Training where you want it, where you want it - no fixed calendar - we work to your requirement.
3	Compliance.	Fully Petronas/PSC HSE compliant.
4	Training Design.	We are Designers of Training Programmes - tailored to your budget and requirement. [ Click for further information ... ]
5	One-Stop-Safety Procedures.	We hold agencies for advanced safety equipment and can source any product. Free help desk.
6	Total Customer care.	Sequ cares about you - your requirement is of paramount importance, advice and help from friendly personable staff and instructors is free and only a phone call away!
7	Advanced Training.	From a seminar to a Well Control Course - We have UK affiliations and can arrange any advanced training or specialist seminar that you require.
8	Specialist Training.	Sequ can arrange training in a wide field of specialized subjects. [ Click for further information ... ]
9	Guarantee.	Sequ Offshore Safety is now the the Trainer of Choice for 240 major companies, because we believe in Total Quality and Customer Service - We exist to solve your training problems - We react at short notice, often running priority training at 12 hrs. notice.

SEQU OFFSHORE SAFETY SPECIALIST TRAINING

Para Medical

1. Offshore First Aid (Can be MRCS certicated if required)
2. Offshore First Aid Advanced (Can be MRCS certicated if required)
3. Basic First Aid and Life Support

Aviation & Helicopter

1. Helicopter Fire Fighting & Rescue
2. Helicopter landing officer
3. Helicopter 3rd Party inspector.

Maritime

1. Coxswain Offshore Lifeboat
2. Fast Rescue Craft

General Safety

1. Supervisor Safety Management
2. Incident Investigation & cause Tree Analysis
3. Loss Prevention
4. H2S Safety
5. Confined Space
6. Abrasive & grinding wheel safety
7. Rigging & slinging
8. Scaffolding Erection
9. Scaffolding Inspection
10. Scaffolding Driving Safety
11. Welding & Hotwork Safety
12. Toxic Gases
13. Respiratory Protection Program
14. Chemical & Product Safety
15. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
16. Industrial Health & Industrial Safety
17. Permit To Work
18. Hand Safety Training

Fire

1. Fire warden Duties
2. Fire Team Member
3. Fire Team Leader
4. Chemical Fire Fighting

Medical

1. Blood borne Pathogens
2. Oxygen Provider
3. Treatment for Poisoning & Hazardous Substances
4. CPR/EAR
5. Stretches Handling
6. Noise Conservation program
7. Occupational Health & Safety
8. Toxicology

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source: www.offshoresafety.com.my