Catalogue formations HOGT En 2014 - hydrotraining-gabon.org HOGT ENG 140331.pdf · 3 PRESENTATION...

Training establishment (S*) member of IMCA MARINE Division Security Authorized Basic Programme Training Centre – STCW

Cap Lopez Road BP.964 Port-Gentil – GABONESE REPUBLIC RCCM : 2013 B 1086 - NIF 789743-Z

2014

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SUMMARY Presentation: 3

The team: 5

Trainings: 6

• Fire Fighting – First Responder 7

• Fire Fighting – Emergency Response Team 8

• Fire Fighting – Team Leader 9

• Fire Fighting Advance Training –Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) 10

• Fire Fighting Advance Training – Hydrocaron Fires 11

• Fire Fighting Advance Training – Hydrocarbon Fires 12

• First Aid - 13

• First Aid – First aid at work 14

• First Aid – First Aid Rescue Team with Equipment 15

• First Aid – Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation + Automated External Defibrillator 16

• First Aid – Height and Excavation Rescue 17

• First Aid – Stretcher Techniques in Difficult Environment 18

• Marine - Basic Safety Training 19

• Marine - Basic Offshore Safety Training 20

• Aeronautics - Helicopter Underwater Escape Training 21

• Aeronautics - Heli Deck Assistant 22

• Aeronautics - Helicopter Landing Officer 23

• Industry - Prevention/Protection to Hydrogen Sulphide Risks 24

• Industry - Prevention/Protection to Hot Work Operations 25

• Industry - Prevention/Protection to Work in Enclosed Areas 26

• Industry - Prevention/Protection to Chemical Risks 27

• Industry – Use of Rollglis Rescue Kit 28

• Industry – Familiarization with wearing Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SBCA) 29

Advice and Assistance to Companies 31

Our MEDEVAC Safety procedure 32

They trust us 33

Our Contacts 34

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PRESENTATION

Established in Gabon since 2002 with its Hydro Gabon branch, Hydrokast Group, specialized in professional diving, rope access and enclosed areas works, created by the end of 2009, a branch dedicated to security education and training. In 2013, HOGT becomes its branch.

This entity was created to locally answer training needs of the general, oil and gas, oil and gas subcontractors and maritime industries.

The vocation of our centre is to answer these needs by proposing in particular, technical platforms dedicated to practical exercises.

Located on Cap Lopez road, in the lands of the Société Impact Environnement Gabon, this 5600m2 site has got :

• 3 classrooms dedicated to theory of 10 to 15 trainees capacity • A "Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus" learning path module and initiation to rescue

and protection against falls kits • A technical platform for fire fighting practical exercises, handling of fire extinguishers

and hydrocarbons fire extinguishers with foam (tank of 72 m²) • A pool for the practice of evacuation and survival at sea 0.8 to 2.5m deep, 120 m3 in

total

Our organisation is:

• Registered with the Ministry of Environment, Nature Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Gabonese Republic

• Certified by the Ministry of Vocational Training, including the SST, "public / private" partnership is being negotiated

• Authorized by the Gabonese Merchant Navy • Authorized for Security Basic Training of Merchant Navy by the French Maritime

Affairs, STCW certification • Member of the IMCA (International Marine Contractors Association), Marine Division

as a Training Centre and the International Association for Safety and Survival Training

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SCBA Module & Rescue Tower

SEASURVIVAL Pool

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THE TEAM Luc PASQUIO - Director

• INSSI Technical Cycle, fire explosion (CNPP) • Fire Team Leader (GESIP - CNPP)

Specialized in hydrocarbon fires, gas and toxic products Specialized in Merchant Marine fires.

• Helicopter Landing Officer (OPITO) • First Aid Trainer, DSA Trainer. • Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Trainer (CNPP) • Commercial Diver (IIIA)

Vincent BOURASSEAU– Training Coordinator

• Master's Certificate French Navy Fire-fighter • Specialized in ships, hydrocarbons (GESIP) fires, chemical hazards. • Interventions at sea by helicopter. • First-Aid Instructor, • Aircraft Fire-fighter, HLO • Battalion Chief of Brest French Navy Fire Dept (27 years of service).

Ronan APPERE – Technical Coordinator

• French Navy on Board Fire Fighter. • Specialized in ships & helicopters fire, HLO. • On board Diver. • Naval Mechanic.

Claudel MOUNGUENGUI – Trainer

• Former fire-fighter SHELL GAMBA / RABI. • Fire response Team Leader. • Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Trainer (CNPP) • HLO • Rescue Diver

Claude MASSARO – Fireman Superintendent (Former Paris fireman).

Philippe GREGORI – Speaker (Former Chief of Guard for Brest French Navy Fire Dept)

François LOUEMBE – Speaker (Former Total Gabon SHE, Trainer for Total SHE accreditation)

Hermann ONDENAULT – Nurse, SHE.

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TRAININGS

Fire fighting First Aid Marine Off Shore

Aeronautics (helicopters) Industry

First Responders (EPI) First-Aid Basic Safety

Training * Helicopter

Underwater Escape Training*

Prevention/Protection H2S

Emergency response Team

mate (ESI)* First Aid at

Works* Basic Offshore Safety Training*

Heli Deck Assistant*

Prevention/Protection Hot Work Operations

Team Leader* First Aid Rescue

Team with Equipment*

Helicopter Landing Officer*

Prevention/Protection Work in Enclosed

Areas

SBCA Advance Training*

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation +

Automated External

Defibrillator (AED)

Prevention/Protection Chemical Risks

Hydrocarbons Fire fighting

Advance Training*

Height and Excavation

Rescue Roll-gliss Use

Fire fighting Close Proximity

Clothing

Strecher in Difficult

Environment

Ergonomics – Handling Gestures

and Postures Training

Trainings indicated with an asterisk (ß) are subject to individual assessment of the trainee. This involves there may be a failure concept.

Ship fire suit Fire fighting suit

Work clothes

Sea Survival / HUET

Safety Diver

Rope Access Technician

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FIRE FIGHTING

FIRST RESPONDER

Reference: E.P.I

Length: 1 day (8h00)

Class size: 6 to 12 trainees

Objective: Learn the necessary skills to extinguish a nascent fire in the industrial or administrative sector and know evacuation procedures in case of crisis within the institution.

Public concerned: All audience

Prerequisite: Annual Medical Certificate

Programme: Fire - Extinction equipment (fire extinguishers and SBCA), risk prevention and fire evacuation principles - Practical exercises on real fires - Evacuation drill

Logistics: Exercises performed on the fire technical platform and within the premises of the training centre

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FIRE FIGHTING

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM* Reference: E.S.I

Length: 5 days (40h00)


Objective: Acquire both technical and operational knowledge to perform exploratory, rescue and fire attack by practicing on fire fighting equipment, being able to evolve with SBCA and assess immediate risks in hazardous areas.

Public concerned: Any employee justifying a Fire 1st response training or equivalent since < 2 years

Prerequisite: Good physical condition – non restriction medical certificate to wearing an SBCA in addition to, or mentioned on the annual medical certificate

Programme: Theory on the organization of fire safety within a company, and on ESI intervention - Theory and practice on fire and explosion, on extinguishing means and rescue - Theory and practice on moving with an SBCA and explosion measurement

Logistics: Exercises performed on the fire technical platform, the SBCA module and within the premises of the training centre

Nota : This certificate is valid for 3 years

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FIRE FIGHTING

TEAM LEADER *

Reference: C.E.I

Length: 5 days (40h00)1


Objective: Acquire the technical and operational knowledge to supervise and manage a fire response team during standby and crisis situations

Public concerned: Any employee justifying an ESI or equivalent training and operational member of a fire response team

Prerequisite: Good physical condition – non restriction medical certificate to wearing an SBCA in addition to, or mentioned on the annual medical certificate – hold a certification in First Aid (SST, EFR or other) and second responder team mate (ESI) or equivalent.

Programme: Theory on the organization of company fire safety and ESI intervention - Theory and practice on coaching and managing a fire response team during standby situation (daily organization, drafting documents related to the company fire department operations, training and maneuvers, fire fighting equipment maintenance) and crisis (taking command and decision-making, relationship between the various work units of the company , communication, taking into account the various and environmental risks, drafting documents on the operation)

Logistics: Exercises performed on the fire technical platform, in the SBCA module and with the premises of the training centre (rotating team management)

Nota : This training requires a study of the company fire safety system in use or likely to be. Many factors come into play in this type of training:

• Internal organization of the fire department • Means of prevention and intervention • Internal management of technological and environmental risks • First aid department internal management • Means of internal and external communication • Agreements with any outside organizations (reinforcements) • Set out coordination between various technical services in case of fire • Internal organization of staff evacuation • Hydraulic and special means to face fire and explosion risks

Therefore, we invite you to contact our management and training department to study the project, in order to target training with regard to the elements in our possession.

This certificate is valid for 3 years

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FIRE FIGHTING ADVANCE TRAINING

SELF-CONFINED BREATHING APPARATUS *

Reference: P.A.R.I



Objective: Acquire technical and operational knowledge to perform exploratory, rescue and fire attack mission with an SCBA

Public concerned: Any employee justifying an ESI or equivalent training and operational member of a fire response team

Prerequisite: Good physical condition – non restriction medical certificate to wearing an SBCA in addition to, or mentioned on the annual medical certificate. ESI cerficate or equivalent.

Programme: Theory on the organization of fire safety within a company, and on ESI intervention, on non-breathable atmospheres and physiological constraints. Theory and practice on equipment, individual rules and operational procedures

Logistics : Practical exercises carried out within the SBCA, and in the confined modules

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FIRE FIGHTING ADVANCE TRAINING

HYDROCARBON FIRES *

Reference: P.F.H



Objective : Acquire technical and operational knowledge to face hydrocarbon fires

Public concerned: Any employee showing evidence of having graduated ESI or equivalent, and member of an operational fire response team in production, storage or handling sites

Prerequisite: Non restriction medical certificate to wearing an SBCA, in addition to or mentioned on the annual medical certificate. ESI certificate or equivalent.

Programme: Theory on solid, liquid and gaseous hydrocarbons - Theory and practice on hydrocarbons fires extinguishing techniques and on dangerous phenomena: explosion, UVCE, BLEVE and BOIL OVER

Logistics: Exercises performed on the fire technical platform – demonstration on dangerous phenomena related to storage conditions

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FIRE FIGHTING ADVANCE TRAINING WEARING CLOSE PROXIMITY CLOTHING*

Reference: F9000



Objective: Acquire specific technical and operational knowledge related to wearing fire fighting anti-reflective close proximity clothing

Public concerned: Any employee showing evidence of having graduated an ESI or equivalent training, operational member of a fire fighting response team, and who may be taken to wear this type of clothing.

Prerequisite: Non restriction medical certificate to wearing an SBCA, in addition to or mentioned on the annual medical certificate. ESI certificate or equivalent.

Programme: Terms of use. Risks and dangers. Practical exercises on potentially hazardous fire and emergency releases.

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FIRST AID

PREVENTION & SECOURS CIVIQUES

Reference: P.S.C

Length: 2 days (10h00) – Attention: 1 day (7h00) from implementation of new reform


Objective: Acquire the necessary knowledge for the proper first aid performance intended to preserve physical integrity of the victim until organized help arrives.


Prerequisite: Annual medical certificate

Programme: Protection and warning - Suffocating victim – Bleeding victim – Collapsing victim - Victim who complains of a trauma - Unconscious breathing victim - Unconscious not breathing victim

Logistics: Practical training carried out within the premises of the training centre - Individual evaluations by concrete cases - Use of Training Automated External Defibrillator

Nota : This training is conducted in accordance with the National Reference Guide published by the Civilian Safety Directorate, under the Ministry of Interior of the French Republic. It therefore leads to the issue of a PSC 1 training certificate delivered by the French First Aid Departmental Union 26/07.

PSC 1 rescuer card is given to trainees after completion of session minutes recording. The deadline for submission of cards depends on documents routing timeframe between France and the Republic of Gabon.

Training make up samples

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FIRST AID

FIRST AID AT WORK *

Reference: S.S.T



Objective: Acquire the necessary knowledge to perform damage control and keep an injured worker alive without worsening his condition, in less than 3 minutes, until help arrives.



Programme: Basic skills in prevention - Protection and warning - Suffocating victim – Bleeding victim – Collapsing victim - Victim who complains of an injury - Unconscious breathing victim - Unconscious not breathing victim


Nota : This training is being conducted in accordance with the National Reference Guide published by the National Research Institute and the French Security. However, it leads to the issuance of a Workplace First Aid Warden issued by INRS (France): it is delivered in agreement with the Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training of Gabon, by Ministerial Order No.: 001011/METFP/SG/DGFP/DFP/SFI

Recycling at the end of the 1st year, then every 2 years

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FIRST AID

FIRST AID RESCUE TEAM WITH EQUIPMENT *

Reference: P.S.E.M



Objective: Acquire appropriate conduct and first aid techniques to be performed - alone or in team - as well as various general patterns of rescue actions to be applied during operations.



Programme: Rescuer – Rescue network - Safety - Alert - Sudden airway obstruction – External haemorrhages - Cardiac Arrest - Automated External Defibrillation – Vital distress – Discomfort and disease - Injuries of the skin - Injuries of bones and joints -Drowning - Monitoring and mobility aid - Teammate rescuer - Hygiene and asepsis - Check-up – Harm due to circumstances - Specific disorders - Mental sufferings and unusual behaviours – Bandages and dressings – Physical restraint - Lifting – Stretchers and transportation - Situations with multiple victims

Logistics: Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre - Individual evaluations by concrete cases - Use of the Training Automated External Defibrillator - Provision of first aid and resuscitation ambulance with all its equipment

Nota : This training is conducted in accordance with the National Reference Guide published by the Civilian Safety Directorate, under the Ministry of Interior of the French Republic. It is performed by a trainer having graduated both PSE 1 and PSE 2 mentoring, holding a Teaching Pedagogy Adapted to Level 1 certificate – PAE1. To ensure lasting effectiveness of your agents, annual monitoring of training is required by the relevant departments of your company. If not possible, do not hesitate to contact our technical service training.

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FIRST AID

CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION

+ AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR

Reference: R.C.P – D.A.E

Length: 1 jour (8h00)


Objective: Acquire the necessary knowledge to keep alive an unconscious victim who is not breathing, through cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques and the use of an automated external defibrillator, until help arrives



Programme: Notions of circulatory and ventilation anatomy - Ventricular fibrillation – Rescue network - Alert - Action to be taken against cardio-respiratory arrest - Cardiac massage and artificial ventilation - Implement and monitor automated external defibrillator procedures


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FIRST AID

HEIGHT AND EXCAVATION RESCUE Reference: S.H.E



Objective: Acquire theoretical and technical knowledge necessary to move at heights, and to implement security or rescue for an isolated person in wells, trenches or excavations.

Public concerned: Second Responder Team mate or equivalent


Programme: Possibilities and restrictions - Equipment - Fixed point, moorings and nodes – Operations basic rules - Operational Procedure

Logistics: Theoretical training conducted within the premises of the training centre - Training workshops conducted in work at height training tower


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FIRST AID

Stretcher Techniques in Difficult Access Environment

Bush & Mangrove Reference: MANG



Objective: Learn through a little natural environment course (bush / mangrove) all stretcher handling difficulties in difficult environment.

Public concerned: Staff members of seismic teams, onshore yards, onshore sites, any people who may have to participate in a stretcher operation in the context of companies emergency plans.


Programme: Reminder on basic lifting techniques - Equipment – Approach march - Packaging – Stretcher in mangrove. 100% practical training.

Logistics: Training conducted within the premises of the training centre, and Cape Lopez natural environment. Approximately 3H1/2.

Nota : This course can be done as part of a group cohesion activity.

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MARINE / OFFSHORE

Basic Safety Training*

Reference: FBLS

Length: 6,5 days (54h00)


Objective: Acquire both theoretical and technical knowledge necessary to maritime missions safety and survival for sailors.

Public concerned: Any crew member

Prerequisite: Medical certificate issued by a maritime medical organisation

Programme: French maritime affairs approved training in accordance with July 7, 1999 order

I.M.O – STCW 95, chapter:

1. Personal survival techniques (Confer table A-VI/1-1) 2. Prevention and fight against fire (Confer table A-VI/1-2) 3. Basic first aid techniques (Confer table A-VI/1-3) 4. Personal safety and social responsibilities (Confer table A-VI/1-4) HOGT has been authorized by the Gabonese Maritime Affairs to provide this training.

Logistique : Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre - Practical training conducted in the training pool and on the fire technical platform


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MARINE / OFFSHORE

BASIC OFF SHORE SAFETY TRAINING *

Reference: B.O.S.T



Objective: Acquire both theoretical and technical knowledge of safety and survival necessary to maritime missions for non-marine personnel working on board Mobile Offshore Unit.

Public concerned: Any technician operating on board Mobile Offshore Unit


Programme: Training according to IMO A891 recommendation and guidance IMCA SEL 007: 1. Prevention and first fire response. 2. Survival at sea - HUET 3. Personal safety and social responsibilities.

Logistics: Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre - Practical training conducted in the training pool and on the fire technical platform


Training establishment (S*) member of IMCA MARINE Division

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AERONAUTICS

HELICOPTER UNDERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING *

Reference: H.U.E.T



Objective: Acquire evacuation and survival theoretical knowledge and safety technics required in case of helicopter water landing or crash

Public concerned: Any staff member using a helicopter to go on a site at sea


Programme: Flight progress - Emergency Procedures - Safety and evacuation following OPITO and JAR OPS 3 procedures

Logistics: Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre - Practical training conducted in the training pool using "cage" SWET (Shallow Water Escape Trainer) system


« Cage » S.W.E.T (Shallow Water Escape Trainer) Simulating a helicpter cabin –USCG model

In April 2013, this training was found to comply with JAR OPS 3 regulations by Heli Union - Gabon

for training of their crew member.

Recognized by the Gabonese Merchant Navy since January 2014.

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AERONAUTICS

HELIDECK ASSISTANT *

Reference: H.D.A



Objective: Acquire theorical and technical knowledge to serve as Assistant in a Helideck or supply helicopter team leaded by a Helicopter Landing Officer, Helper, or Fire-fighter

Public concerned: All staff selected to join a Helideck team

Prerequisite: Annual medical certificate, BOST certificate or equivalent.

Programme: Role and functions of Helideck crew – Description of Helideck - Emergency Situation - Risks and dangers – Helideck fire fighter specific functions - Using an SBCA

Logistics : Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre and on fire technical platform


Training recognized by the Gabonese Merchant Navy since January 2014.

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AERONAUTICS

HELICOPTER LANDING OFFICER *

Reference: H.L.O



Objective: Acquire theoretical and technical knowledge to serve as Helicopter Landing Officer on a helideck or helipad platform.

Public concerned: Any HDA staff who may have to serve as HLO

Prerequisite: Annual medical certificate, HDA certificate or equivalent.

Programme: Helicopters and Helidecks characteristics - Communications, radio and gesture / Weather data collection - Assistants and passengers management - Controls and check list - Helicopter movements normal procedures - Treatment of hazardous materials and cargo - Refuelling – Emergency procedures.

Logistics: Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre and on technical platform.


Training performed according CAP 437, ICAO Annex 14, Appendix 2, OGP Aircraft Management Guide, and delivered by aviation professionals (pilots) in partnership with AERO OFFSHORE CONSULTANT.

Training recognized by the Gabonese Merchant Navy since January 2014.

A.O.

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INDUSTRY – PREVENTION / PROTECTION

TO HYDROGEN SULFIDE RISKS Reference: H.2.S



Objective: Acquire theoretical and technical knowledge to the risks presented by H2S gas in the workplace



Programme: H2S origin and characteristics – Exposure values - Detection and measurement - What to do in case of H2S alarm - Using escape mask and self-rescuer (EEBA)

Logistics: Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre

Nota : Training performed according to ANSI (American National Standards Institute) standards

This certificate is valid for 3 years

LEVEL 1

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FACING RISKS DUE TO HOT WORK OPERATIONS

Reference: P.R.T.C



Objective: Acquire theoretical and technical knowledge to implement inherent safety with hot work



Programme: Hot work risks and impacts - Reminders on fire - ATEX Zones – explosion and explosion measurement concepts - Equipment - PTW procedures - Preventive measures – SHE monitoring

Logistics: Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre and on fire technical platform.

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FACING RISKS DUE TO WORK IN ENCLOSED AREAS

Reference: P.R.T.Z.C



Objective: Acquire theoretical and technical knowledge to implement security inherent with working in confined spaces



Programme : Nature of the risks encountered in confined areas - Prevention approach – Risks mitigation - Intervention in a confined space - Normal and crisis situations

Logistics: Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre, and on the fire technical platform, in the SBCA and Confined Space Modules

Implementation of a "school yard" with simulation conditions

Nota : Training conducted following standard: • ED 967 - Confined Spaces (I.N.R.S) • OSHA Manual - 5th Edition - Chap. I • Standard 29 CFR 1910.146

Enclosed Areas

Level 1

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FACING CHEMICAL RISKS

Reference: P.R.C



Objective: Acquire theoretical and technical knowledge to implement preventive and protective measures against chemical risks to human and the environment



Programme: Chemistry concepts - Basic environmental protection - Classification of hazardous materials handling, storage and transportation - Principles of prevention and protection against chemical risks

Logistics : Theoretical and practical training conducted within the premises of the training centre,

and on the fire technical platform

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INDUSTRY

USING RESCUE KIT

for fall-arrest harness

Reference: RSQ



Objective: Acquire technical knowledge needed to carry out rescue using a specific kit an unconscious worker suspended in his harness or hanging on his loins without support to put himself in safety.

Public concerned: Any audience, ESS advisor or worker holding an ESS.


Programme: Prevention concepts - Risk of falling from a height – Risks incurred by an unconscious victim in a harness - Equipment – Equipment verification and use. Emergency alert system. Practice of rescue manoeuvres. Theory 25% Practical 75%

Logistics: Theoretical training conducted within the premises of the centre and practical training conducted on the rescue tower, controlled by one CQP2 or IRATA2 rope access technician and one CQP1 or IRATA1 rope access technician.

HOGT is conducting this training in partnership with CIDES Company, work at height

Module designed in collaboration with PONTICELLI-PIG SHE service

Uncounscious worker in his harness Kit Deployment

Use Hooking a victim Rescue in less than 6’ after 2h practical

training

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INDUSTRY

FAMILIARISATION or RECYCLING

WEARING SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS

Reference: I.P.A.R.I



Objective: Acquire theoretical and technical knowledge required to wear a breathing apparatus in normal work condition


Prerequisite: Good physical condition – non restriction medical certificate to wearing an SBCA mentioned above or on the annual medical certificate

Programme: Non-breathable atmospheres - Different kinds of respiratory protection equipment - Physiological constraints due to SBCA wearing - Theory and practice on equipment - Individual rules and procedures for SBCA use - Emergency breakaway procedures with or without package.

Logistics: Theoretical training conducted within the premises of the centre and in the SBCA

module

Nota : This certificate is valid for 1 year

LEVEL 2 Confined area

Level 2

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ASSISTANCE AND ADVICE

TO COMPANIES

The human resources of our training centre are also competent to provide you with technical assistance or advice in relation to our business:

• Technical advice on industrial, oil and gas, subcontractors, port sites • Monitoring missions for work presenting special risks, as hot work or work in confined areas. • Fire or evacuation control or accompanying exercises. • Emergency rescue missions • Safety & emergency rescue services training and coaching.

* HOGT is authorized by Merchant Navy to provide Fire Safety & Rescue in Maritime & Ports environments.

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Our MEDEVAC Safety procedure Our training centre HYDRO OIL & GAS Training is located in Cap Lopez, which somewhat isolates it geographically from Port-Gentil urban centre. To improve a MEDEVAC safety procedure initially well organized, 4 measures were put in place:

1. Each member of staff of our centre is a rescuer, 3 first aid monitors and 3 VSAV (Victims Rescue Vehicle) fire fighter equipment officers. In November 2013 a nurse was hired.

2. We have a first aid station completed by all emergency equipment necessary to maintain the status of a victim waiting for medical reinforcements or evacuation

3. In case of illness, discomfort or accident, MEDEVAC procedure is followed-up by our Medical Officer, Dr. DEROCLES from ASSALAS clinic, emergency physician.

4. We have an emergency rescue ambulance to ensure rapid and safe transportation of a victim under the best transportation and medical assistance conditions, by order of Medical Officer

The centre is located in a natural environment; intrusions of reptiles may occur.

In addition to preventive measures (permanent light, repellents) HOGT is equipped with anti-venoms serums. These are in our doctor’s hands for therapy.

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THEY TRUST US

3MA pour EGYPTIAN

DRILLING COMPANY

A ALEX STEWART

INTERNATIONAL

B BJ SERVICES / BAKER

HUGHES

BOURBON SURF

BOSKALIS / VAN ORD

C CAMERON

CIDES

CLINIQUE DES ASSALA

CNR INTERNATIONAL

CTPM

D DELMAS PETROLEUM

SERVICE

E EXPRO

F FRIEDLANDER

FRED OLSEN Tinworth /

Knock Allan

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GABON OI COMPANY

GEOLOG

GETMA

GSMP - GPES

H HALLIBURTON

HELI GABON – HELI UNION

I IMPACT ENVIRONNEMENT

GABON

INTEGRATED PETROLEUM

SERVICES

K KCADEUTAG

M MAUREL & PROM

MDO

MEX

MI SWACO

MPDC (MITSUBISHI)

N NOBLE First (Drilling)

NOV (National Oilwell Varco)

O OFFSHORE MARINE

CONSULTING

OPHIR ENERGY

P PERENCO SA

PESCHAUD

PONTICELLI - PIG

PRIDE

S SCHLUMBERGER

SGSI

SIGMA DIVING

SHELL

SOGARA

SODEXO

SOUTHEY CONTRACTING

SPIE

SUB SEA SOLUTION

T TOTAL DPN

TOTAL GABON

TRANSOCEAN

TULLOW OIL GABON

V VAALCO

W WARTSILLA

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CONTACTS : Luc PASQUIO

Mobile : + (241) 07 03 79 88 Mail : [email protected] WEB : www.hydrotraining-gabon.com

We study any customized training request according to your business specific needs.

Looking forward to your visit in our Training Centre...

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