Course Introduction 

The Course “Major Emergency Management” is a 3-day Course , committed by one expat instructors and one national assistant , which is most effective arrangement from point of course communication between trainer and trainee, make sure all knowledge in this course has been understand and accepted.

MEM training uses computer based simulators to reflect the unit, vessel or platform that the OIM and crew have come from. This simulator can be tailored to specific layouts for oil, gas and petrochemical plants, both onshore and offshore. The program allows for site specific scenarios in a wide variety of emergency situations.

This course intends to enhance the capability of managers and leaders when dealing with major emergencies, how to make effective decisions under an extreme stress (time, information etc.)

Course Language

English or Chinese

Target Participants

OIM, Deputy OIM, Production Supervisor, Maintenance Supervisor, Muster Coordinator, Muster Checker and Radio Operator.

Control Room Operator, On Scene Commander, Medic, Driller, Tourpusher, Rig Safety officer, Company Man and Barge Engineer.

Ballast Control Operator.

Duration

3 days

Course Structure

Course introduction

Teamwork exercise

Emergency Management Philosophy

Emergency Management Standards

Introduction to the Simulator and the computer simulation

Real time exercise to practice teamwork and leadership skills

Emergency Response Procedures & Roles of Individual Team Members

Leadership & Team Management

Information Management

Exercise – How to deal with large hydrocarbon fires

Communications – Introduction to communication techniques and problems associated with loss of communications

Briefing discussion

Exercise – Unignited gas release

Dealing with Stress – How to recognize and manage stress during emergency conditions

Exercise – Helicopter crash

Exercise – Abandonment

Exercise – No pre-brief

Course Summary – Lessons learnt so far, continuation training and evaluation

Course Review and Summary – Feedback