Oil and Gas Safety Management

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About Course

This course is an introduction to the basic elements of an effective Oil and Gas Industry Safety Management System (SMS).

The information, tools, and resources provided in this course are designed to help you, where you are an employer or employee, to identify, reduce, and eliminate oil and gas-related hazards.

Like all companies in the oil and gas industry, you need to tailor your Safety Management System (SMS) to your own specific work operations and work environments.

An effective SMS has five primary elements

Safety Culture
Involvement
Wellsite Analysis
Hazard Prevention and Control
Education and Training

Course content

The Elements of a SMS Start

Safety Culture Start

Real Safety Commitment Start

Effective Safety Leadership Start

Accountability for Safety Start

Developing Goals and Objectives Start

Writing Safety Policies Start

Writing Safety Programs Start

Responsibilities Start

The Supervisor's Safety Responsibilities Start

Related Employer Responsibilities Start

Continuous Improvement Start

CSB Safety Video: Death in the Oilfield Start

Introduction Start

Contractor Communications Start

The Pre-Bid Meeting Start

The Pre-Mobilization Meeting Start

Contractor Selection Criteria Start

Experience Modification Rate (Mod Rate or EMR) Start

Total Case Incident Rate (TCIR) Start

Key Players Start

Project Designers Start

Head Contractors Start

Subcontractors Start

Deepwater Horizon Blowout Animation Start

Management and Employees Must Be Involved Start

Responding to Safety and Health Issues Start

Employee Participation Start

Preventing Ergonomic Injuries Start

Safety Inspections Start

Safety Recognition Programs Start

The Oil and Gas Safety Committee Start

Suggestion Program Start

Employee Right to Communicate Start

Workers’ Safety and Health Rights on the Job Start

Plan for Wellsite Analysis Start

The Comprehensive Baseline Survey Start

Change Analysis Start

Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) Start

Safety Inspections Start

Oil & Gas Rig Inspection Checklist for Drilling & Well Servicing Operations Start

The Hierarchy of Controls Start

Explaining the Controls Start

Other Methods to Prevent and Control Hazards Start

Analyze Accident Investigations Start

Control Hazardous Energy - Lockout Tagout Start

Confined Space Entry Start

Analyze Fall Hazards Start

Analyze for Excavation Hazards Start

Analyze for Hazardous Chemicals Start

Analyze Electrical Hazards Start

Introduction Start

Initial Training Start

Ongoing Training Start

Step #1 - Determine the Need for Training Start

Step #2 - Identify Training Needs Start

Step #3 - Identify Learning Goals and Write Objectives Start

Step #4 - Develop Learning Activities Start

Step #5 - Conduct the Training Start

Step #6 - Evaluate the Trainer and the Training Start

Step #7 - Program Improvement Start

On-The-Job Training (OJT) Process Start

Observations Start

Introduction to BBS Start

Sample Training Certification Start

Steps to Identify OSHA Requirements Start

Step 1: Study OSHA Requirements Related to Leading Hazards at Oil and Gas Sites Start

Step 2: Review other OSHA Requirements That May Apply to Your Jobsite Start

Step 3: Survey Your Workplace for Additional Hazards Start

Step 4: Develop a Jobsite Safety and Health Program Start

Step 5: Train Your Employees Start

Step 6: Recordkeeping, Reporting and Posting Start

Step 7: Find Additional Compliance Assistance Information Start

Resources Start

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