Everyone in the oil & gas and other high risk industries requires a set of core skills to equip them for living and working safely offshore, and as a basis for the development of job-specific safety skills.
New entrants to the industry are required to complete a number of these courses before being allowed to enter high risk and hazardous workplaces. All Core Safety courses involve practical training in simulations which include realistic workplace environments. The simulations include realistic plant and equipment and represent many of the hazards trainees will experience when joining workplaces.
Courses include:
- Common Safety Training Program
- Common Safety Training Program - Recognised Prior Learning
- Common Safety Training Program for Executives
- Helicopter Underwater Escape Training
- Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training
- Further Offshore Emergency Training
- Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training
- Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training
- Facility Abandonment
- Boat Transfer
- Extinguisher Training
Note: For core safety courses that include emergency breathing system (EBS) training, please see OPITO tropical emergency breathing system (TEBS), OPITO BOSIET, OPITO FOET or OPITO BOSIET bridging courses. Please be aware that the TEBS, FOET and BOSIET bridging courses have prerequisites that must be met.
Note: For Core Safety courses that include emergency breathing system (EBS) training, please see OPITO tropical emergency breathing system (TEBS), OPITO BOSIET, OPITO FOET or OPITO BOSIET bridging courses. Please be aware that the TEBS, FOET and BOSIET bridging courses have prerequisites that must be met.
For course dates, please view the latest Core Safety course schedule. Please contact us if a course you are interested in has not yet been added to the schedule, or to make a booking. To ensure a place we recommend booking at least one week in advance.
Please be advised that Shell employees or contractors working offshore in Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines or Brunei, are required to be competent using an Emergency Breathing System (EBS). However, Shell does not require employees to have EBS certification for the next two wells with the Ocean Epoch (90-day campaign).