Enform Course Guide 2016

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SELECT YOUR COURSE

Please note that course schedules can change. For the most recent information and course dates please visit enform.ca.

CHECK THE PREREQUISITES

Check to see if the course you want requires an application or has prerequisites.

REGISTER

Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. You can register online or by phone.

ONLINE: You can register online at enform.ca. If you haven’t done so already, please set up an account by clicking on the login button on the homepage. This will provide the instructions for setting up your account.

Once your username and password are set up, you can add courses to your cart and pay with your credit card. Confirmation of your registration will be emailed to you.

BY PHONE: You can also register by calling 1.800.667.5557. One of our customer service representatives will be happy to help. A credit card will be taken over the phone to reserve your spot.

BEFORE THE COURSE

Remember to bring government issued photo identification to your course as it is required for admission. Some courses may also require safety equipment, calculators or other materials. Please review the notes and equipment listing for each course to ensure you have everything you need.

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CANCELLATION

Cancellations received by phone or in writing a minimum of five business days before the course start date will be fully refunded. Cancellations received less than five days before the class start date are eligible for a 50 per cent refund. Where no written notice is received before the class start date no refund will be granted. Additionally, the full cancellation policy can be found at enform.ca.

CERTIFICATES

Certificates are issued upon course completion. Only one certificate per course is valid.

Your wallet certificate will be mailed to the address supplied at the time of registration or on the student data sheet submitted. It can take a few weeks to receive a ticket due to processing and mailing time, however copies of Records of Training can be obtained sooner, if needed.

Please note that some courses provide 90 day temporary certificates. If you have not received your permanent certificate prior to the end of the 90 days contact Enrolment Services at [email protected] or toll free at 1.800.667.5557.

REPLACEMENT CERTIFICATES AND RECORD OF TRAINING

Replacement certificates can be ordered online by logging into your Enform account at enform.ca or by calling customer service at 1.800.667.5557. A Record of Training is also available online. The Record of Training can be provided to an employer as proof of certification.

PRICING

This Course Guide reflects pricing for training that is delivered within an Enform facility. Discounted pricing is available on some courses for 2016. See enform.ca for details.

GETTINGYOU HOMESAFELYEVERY DAY

BASIC SAFETY

» Bear Awareness .......................................................................8

» Detection and Control of Flammable Substances ................ 17

» Fall Protection – General ........................................................ 19

» Fire and Explosion Prevention Advanced Training for IRP 18 .................................................21

» First Aid – Level A CPR – Emergency .................................... 21

» First Aid – Level A CPR – Standard .......................................22

» H2S Alive® ............................................................................... 24

» Hazard Management ..............................................................26

» Incident and Accident Investigation ......................................26

» Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM) ..............30

» Petroleum Safety Training (PST 2.0) ......................................36

» Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) ...........................46

» Vapour Plume Ignition Training .............................................. 47

» Wildlife Awareness .................................................................50

» Working Safety on Ice ............................................................50

» Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) Fundamentals ........................................................ 51

CHAINSAW FALLER

» Chainsaw Faller Competency Program ................................. 12

• Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics ................................................ 12• Level 2 – Faller Entry ......................................................... 12• Level 3 – Faller Evaluation ................................................. 13• Level 4 – Faller Tutor .......................................................... 13• Oil and Gas Faller Challenge ............................................. 14• Oil and Gas Faller Recertification ..................................... 14• Qualified Supervisor Trainer (QST) Course ....................... 15

DRILLING

» Fall Protection for Rig Work ...................................................20

» Fall Rescue for Rig Work ........................................................20

» First Line Supervisor’s Blowout Prevention ...........................22

» International Well Control Training (IWCF) .............................28

» Rig Technician Training – (BC Residents) ..............................37

• Level 1 (Motorman) ............................................................37• Level 2 (Derrickman) ..........................................................38• Level 3 (Driller) ...................................................................38

» Second Line Supervisor’s Well Control (Test Well) ............... 41

» Second Line Supervisor’s Well Control Refresher ................42

» Special Oilfield Boilers ...........................................................45

» Virtual Rig Experience (VRE) 2.0 ............................................ 47

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DRIVING AND TRANSPORTATION

» Escort Vehicle Operator ......................................................... 19

» Oilfield Driver Awareness (ODA) ............................................. 31

» Oilfield Hauler .........................................................................32

» Oilfield Swamper ....................................................................32


» Wellhead Boom Truck Operator .............................................48

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ELECTRICAL

» Cathodic Protection Rectifier Training ................................... 10

» Electrical Maintenance Training ............................................. 18

» Power Line Safety and Awareness ........................................37

COURSES BY INDUSTRY

BECOME AN INSTRUCTOR

» Instructional Skills Workshop (ISW) .......................................27

IRP7 WELLSITE SUPERVISIONRECOMMENDED TRAINING

» Coiled Tubing Well Servicing Blowout Prevention................. 15

» Detection and Control of Flammable Substances ................ 17

» First Aid – Level A CPR – Standard .......................................22

» First Line Supervisor's Blowout Prevention ...........................22

» H2S Alive® ............................................................................... 24

» Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness for Wellsite Supervision (SARA) .............................................39

» Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness for Wellsite Supervision (SARR) Refresher ............................39

» Second Line Supervisor’s Well Control (Test Well) ............... 41

» Second Line Supervisor’s Well Control Refresher ................42


» Well Service Blowout Prevention ...........................................49

PRODUCTION

» Artificial Lift Systems ...............................................................8

» Gas Production Operator .......................................................23

» Introduction to Oil and Gas Production and Equipment .......28

» Oil and Gas Production Operator Basics .............................. 31

» Oil Production Operator .........................................................33

» Oilwell Production Optimization .............................................34

SAFETY PLANNING

» Certified Health and Safety Auditor Program ........................ 10

» Certified Health and Safety Auditor Renewal ........................ 11

» General Entry Level Safety (GELS) ........................................ 24

» Injury Management/Return to Work ......................................27

» Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety Training Legislation ..............................................................................28

» Safety Program Development ................................................40

» Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) Refresher .................................................................44

SEISMIC

» Buried Facilities Locator – Basic ..............................................8

» Buried Facilities Locator – Seismic ..........................................9

» Leadership and Communication ............................................29

» Seismic Blaster Safety Training .............................................43

» Seismic Field Operations Supervisor (SFOS) Level 1 ....................................................................................44

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WELL SERVICING

» CAODC Service Rig Assessors ...............................................9

» Coiled Tubing Well Servicing Blowout Prevention................. 15

» Completions and Workovers .................................................. 16

» Oilwell Perforators Safety Training .........................................32

» Petroleum Competency Program – Competency Assessor Training ..........................................35

» Well Service Blowout Prevention ...........................................49

TRAINING BASICS ENTRY LEVEL COURSES The following entry level courses provide an introduction to the oil and gas industry.

» Canada’s Oil & Gas Industry (COGI)

» Petroleum Industry Overview

» Petroleum Exploration, Land and Leasing

» Drilling Equipment & Well Completion

» Production, Processing and

Transportation of Oil & Gas

» Refining and Marketing Oil & Gas

» Electronic General Safety Orientation (eGSO)

» General Entry Level Safety

» Petroleum Safety Training (PST) 2.0

» The Petroleum Industry in Canada For more information on getting started in the oil and gas industry, visit CareersInOilandGas.com.

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ENFORM BRITISH COLUMBIA#2060 9600 – 93rd Ave.

Fort St. John, British Columbia

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Phone: 250.794.0100

Toll free: 1.855.436.3676

Fax: 250.785.6013

Mon – Fri:

8:00 am to 4:30 pm

ENFORM CALGARY5055 – 11th St. NE

Calgary, Alberta

T2E 8N4

Phone: 403.516.8000

Toll free: 1.800.667.5557

Fax: 403.516.8166

Mon – Fri:

8:00 am to 4:30 pm

(doors open at 7:30 am)

Cafeteria on site serves

hot and cold lunches.

ENFORM NISKU1803 – 11th Street

Nisku, Alberta

T9E 1A8

Phone: 780.955.7770

Toll free: 1.800.667.5557

Fax: 780.955.2454

Mon – Fri:

8:00 am to 4:30 pm

Cafeteria on site serves

hot and cold lunches.

ENFORM SASKATCHEWANSuite 208 117 – Third St NE

Weyburn, Saskatchewan

S4H 0W3

Phone: 306.842.9822

Toll Free: 1.877.336.3676

Mon – Fri:

8:00 am to 4:30 pm

(closed from noon – 1:00 pm)

CONTACT COMPUTER LABS ARE AVAILABLE AT ALL OF OUR LOCATIONS FOR ONLINE COURSES.

LOCATIONSLooking for an Enform course closer to you? Enform has number of training partners across Canada

and internationally. To find a list of locations and instructors, visit enform.ca.

GENERAL COURSE INFORMATION CALL: 1.800.667.5557 OR EMAIL [email protected]

ARTIFICIAL LIFT SYSTEMS

Duration: 3 Days Cost: $780 Expiry: None

Learn the practical aspects of artificial lifts in conventional production systems and gain an understanding of the principles of operations, equipment, optimizing efficiencies and cost savings for artificial lift systems.

DESIGNED FOR

Field operators, foremen, engineers or anyone directly involved in oil production using artificial lift systems.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Conventional bottom hole pumps• Rod strings• Tubing• Wellheads• Pump jacks and prime movers• Electric submersible pumps• PC pumps• Plunger lift systems• Chemicals used in oil production systems• Brief discussion on heavy oil recovery and the design of

equipment

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that does not expire.

RELATED COURSES

• Oilwell Production Optimization – Pg. 34

COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUMonday, May 16Monday, October 31

*Subject to change. Visit enform.ca to confirm.

BEAR AWARENESS

Duration: 1 Hour Cost: $25 Expiry: None

Bear Awareness is a course that introduces the three types of bears in North America. The primary focus is to learn how to coexist successfully with these animals.

This program is endorsed by CAGC, CAPP, PSAC and Sustainable Resource Development.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Bear types• Bear behaviours• Ranges• Habitats• Differences between defensive and predatory attacks• Handling and/or preventing encounters• Deterrents

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION

Upon completion of this course a registrant can print off a program completion report. A permanent certificate will be mailed to the address provided on the student profile within two weeks. Certificates of completion do not expire.

BURIED FACILITIES LOCATOR – BASIC

Duration: 3 Days Cost: Contract Course (See Delivery) Expiry: 3 Years

This course is an introduction to locating buried facilities. Learn about locating buried facilities and the principles of safe work practices.

DESIGNED FOR

Entry-level workers and experienced locators in the oil and gas industry.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Regulatory awareness and safe work practices • Fundamental principles• Locating techniques and procedures• How to use locating equipment• Hands-on training with variety of manufactures’ locating

equipment• Practice performing basic locates safely and efficiently

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• CSA-approved seasonal footwear• Seasonal coveralls with reflective striping• Seasonal leather/cold weather gloves• Clothing suitable for outdoor conditions• Hand-held GPS receiver• Locating equipment, if possible

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DELIVERY

By contract

Contact Enform by email at [email protected] or by phone at 1.800.667.5557.

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the practical exam and practical assessment with a minimum score of 70%, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

BURIED FACILITIES LOCATOR – SEISMIC

Duration: 2 Days Cost: Contract Course (See Delivery) Expiry: 3 years

Participants will learn how to prevent damage to buried facilities through safe and effective planning of locates and the identification and marking of buried facilities. The hands on training will emphasize the correct use of locating equipment and proper marking and documentation of locates in the seismic industry.

DESIGNED FOR

Locators working in the seismic industry.

PREREQUISITES

» A minimum of 60 days field experience working with an experienced locator in the seismic industry

» Successful completion of the Buried Facilities Locator – Basic

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Locating terminology• Facilities• Equipment• Procedures• Hands-on training that emphasizes

• The correct use of locating equipment• Proper marking and documentation of locates

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• CSA-approved seasonal footwear• Seasonal coveralls with reflective striping• Seasonal leather/cold weather gloves• Clothing suitable for outdoor conditions• Hand-held GPS receiver• Locating equipment, if possible

DELIVERY

By contract


COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the practical exam and practical assessment with a minimum score of 70%, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

CAODC SERVICE RIG ASSESSORS

Duration: 1 Day Cost: $185 Expiry: None

Learn how to become an assessor and gain an understanding of the guidelines for completing a competency assessment for a Floorhand, Derrickhand or Driller.

DESIGNED FOR

Field Superintendents and Rig Managers in the well servicing division of the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC).

PREREQUISITES

The CAODC Service Rig Assessors Committee has set the following requirements for becoming an assessor:

» Must be currently employed with a service rig contractor » Must be at the level of Field Superintendent or Rig Manager » Must complete this one-day Service Rig Competency

Assessors Program » Must submit at least one assessment every three years

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Competence• Responsibilities of the assessor• Performing successful assessments

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be issued a CAODC Service Rig Competency Assessors Certificate.

RELATED COURSES

• Coiled Tubing Well Servicing Blowout Prevention – Pg. 15• Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness for Wellsite

Supervision (SARA) – Pg. 39• Well Service Blowout Prevention – Pg. 49

COURSE SCHEDULE*

BROOKS Friday, May 06

ESTEVAN Thursday, April 21 Thursday, May 19 Thursday, September 15

MEDICINE HATFriday, April 15

NISKU Thursday, January 14Thursday, February 25Thursday, March 17Thursday, May 12

Thursday, July 14Thursday, August 18Friday, September 09Friday, October 14

Thursday, November 10Thursday, December 15

RED DEER Thursday, April 28


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CATHODIC PROTECTION RECTIFIER COURSE

Duration: 5 Days Cost: $1675 Expiry: See Completion for details

Learn how to work with a cathodic protection rectifier through hands-on training. Completion of this course is required to achieve a Level One certificate through Alberta Apprenticeship and industry Training (AAIT).

DESIGNED FOR

Cathodic Protection Technicians.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Basic electricity• Regulations• Codes and standards• Electrical hazards • Measurement• Lock out procedures• Rectifier construction• Installation• Maintenance• Troubleshooting• Reading and adjusting the rectifier

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• Safety glasses• Dry leather gloves• Appropriate footwear• Hand-held multi-meter• Calculator

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, completion of the NACE International CP 1 Tester Course and 1,000 hours of work experience, students can apply for certification with AAIT.

Visit the AAIT website at tradesecrets.alberta.ca.

RELATED COURSES

• Electrical Maintenance Training – Pg. 18

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYMonday, June 13

NISKUMonday, March 14 Monday, September 26 Monday, November 28


CERTIFIED HEALTH AND SAFETY AUDITOR PROGRAM

Duration: 5 Days Cost: $1030 Expiry: 3 Years

This program consists of a five-day training course, followed by a practicum that includes a full health and safety audit. The Enform Audit Instrument is reviewed in detail throughout the program.

DESIGNED FOR

Health and safety professionals with management/supervisory experience who wish to conduct safety management system audits.

PREREQUISITES

» An approved application to become either an Internal or External Enform Auditor

» Completion of Enform’s Safety Program Development course or fulfillment of the educational requirements of an External Auditor candidate, available at enform.ca

APPLICATION PROCESS

Participants must apply for one of the two auditor streams, Internal or External Auditor, as explained on the Certified Health and Safety Auditor Application Process page:

» Internal (maintenance) auditors are able to perform internal audits for the single company at which they are employed full-time.

» External auditors are able to perform Certification audits, Renewal audits, and Maintenance audits for any company.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Overview of the Certificate of Recognition Program• Responsibilities within the audit process• Review of the Enform Auditor Code of Ethics• Overview of health and safety auditing and the audit protocol• Pre-audit preparation• Conducting the pre-audit meeting• Conducting the cursory tour• Reviewing documentation• Conducting interviews• Conducting the observation tour• Holding an effective close-out meeting• Effective report writing• Audit submission and quality assurance review• Presenting the audit findings

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• PC laptop, capable of running Windows software

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course and exam, you must submit a qualification audit within six months of the last day of class for review by Enform Audit Reviewers. Once the qualification audit is approved, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

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RELATED COURSES

• Hazard Management – Pg. 26 • Injury Management/Return to Work – Pg. 27 • Introduction to OHS Legislation Training – Pg. 28

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYMonday, March 14Monday, June 20

Monday, August 29Monday, October 24

ESTEVANMonday, June 13

GRANDE PRAIRIEMonday, September 12

FORT ST. JOHNMonday, May 30

MANITOBAMonday, October 31

NISKUMonday, April 04Monday, July 25

Monday, September 19Monday, November 14

RED DEERMonday, November 28


CERTIFIED HEALTH AND SAFETY AUDITOR PROGRAM – RENEWAL

Duration: 1 Day Cost: $250 Expiry: 3 Years

DESIGNED FOR

Enform Certified Health and Safety Auditors wishing to maintain their auditor certification or learn about updates to the audit process are required to successfully complete this program prior to the expiry of their certification.

PREREQUISITES

» A current Enform Certified Health and Safety Auditor Certificate » Note: If your certificate has expired, the standard allows

up to six months from the expiry to complete the renewal program. The standard does not allow any new audit registrations until recertification is complete.

» Maintenance of your auditor certification by having performed two audits or maintenance audit options in the previous three year certification cycle

» Note: If this requirement has not been met, the auditor will be required to conduct and submit a regular Certificate of Recognition (COR) audit within six months of the renewal program before recertification can be granted.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Develop and improve auditor skills in capturing field notes in order to justify allocation of audit points

• Professional report writing• Review of the Quality Assurance process• Updates from the Safety and Certifications (SAC) department• Updates from government agencies related to the Certificate of

Recognition (COR) program

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a new Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

To learn more about the COR process, visit enform.ca.

RELATED COURSES

• Certified Health and Safety Auditor Program – Pg. 10• Hazard Management – Pg. 26 • Incident and Accident Investigation – Pg. 26• Injury Management/Return to Work – Pg. 27• Safety Program Development – Pg. 40

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYWednesday, March 09 Thursday, August 11 Thursday, December 08

ESTEVANThursday, April 14

GRANDE PRAIRIEFriday, November 25

FORT ST. JOHNFriday, October 07

NISKUThursday, February 25Tuesday, May 17

Thursday, August 18Friday, November 18

RED DEERFriday, July 15


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CHAINSAW FALLER COMPETENCY PROGRAM

The oil and gas industry adopted the B.C. Faller Training Standard as the standard level of training for workers falling trees over six inches in diameter. Endorsed by WorkSafeBC, this training program progresses in a graduated manner with on-the-job work experience required between each level. The majority of the time (75%) is spent in the field practicing skills.

DESIGNED FOR

Individuals who would like to become fallers in the oil and gas industry.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Basic steps of site assessment• Safe work procedures for chainsaws• Falling operations• Assessment of falling hazards

COURSES IN THE SERIES

• Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics – Pg. 12• Level 2 – Faller Entry – Pg. 12• Level 3 – Faller Evaluation – Pg. 13• Level 4 – Faller Tutor – Pg. 13 • Oil and Gas Faller Challenge – Pg. 14• Oil and Gas Faller Recertification – Pg. 14• Qualified Supervisor Trainer (QST) – Pg. 15

FOR MORE INFORMATION

To learn more about the Chainsaw Faller Competency Program, visit enform.ca.

CHAINSAW FALLER COMPETENCY PROGRAM LEVEL 1 – CHAINSAW BASICS

Duration: 3 Days Cost: Contract Course (See Delivery) Expiry: 3 Years

Learn the basics of chainsaw handling and operations and gain an understanding of personal and work site safety.

DESIGNED FOR

Participants of the Chainsaw Faller Competency Program. This is the first level required in the steps to become a certified faller.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Hazard assessment and control• Chainsaw inspection and maintenance• Chainsaw handling and operations• Safe limbing and bucking practices

DELIVERY

Courses are delivered by Qualified Supervisor Trainers (QSTs). As there are no set session dates for this course, the schedule will be determined by the QST you complete the course with. A list of QST’s in your area can be found at enform.ca.

Please contact Enform for pricing information.

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Chainsaw Competency Record Logbook and a wallet certificate that is valid for three years.

After successful completion of this course, participants are qualified to find work as a bucker (maximum six inches in diameter at breast height (DBH) trees.

CERTIFICATE RENEWAL

If your certification is still valid, you can contact a certified instructor to do a one-day challenge of the course to renew your certificate.

RELATED COURSES

• Level 2 – Faller Entry – Pg. 12• Level 3 – Faller Evaluation – Pg. 13• Level 4 – Faller Tutor – Pg. 13 • Oil and Gas Faller Recertification – Pg. 14• Qualified Supervisor Trainer (QST) – Pg. 15

CHAINSAW FALLER COMPETENCY PROGRAM LEVEL 2 – FALLER ENTRY


Gain an understanding of theory and practical training in falling operations.

DESIGNED FOR

Participants of the Chainsaw Faller Competency Program, who have completed their Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics course.

PREREQUISITES

» Successful completion of Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics » Minimum of 25 days of work experience after completion of

Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics

APPLICATION PROCESS

» An application form is available at enform.ca. Your application must be approved prior to registering for this course.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Preparation for, and management of falling hazards• Falling procedures and techniques

DELIVERY

Classroom and Field

COURSE SCHEDULE*

LAC LA BICHEMonday, April 25Monday, June 20

Monday, August 22Monday, Ocotober 17

NELSONMonday, May 30 Monday, September 19


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COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive a Chainsaw Competency Record Logbook and a wallet certificate that is valid for five years.

Successful participants will be qualified to find work as a bucker (maximum six inches in diameter at breast height (DBH) trees. If supervised by a Certified Faller Tutor, they are qualified to fall trees over six inches in DBH.

RELATED COURSES

• Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics – Pg. 12• Level 3 – Faller Evaluation – Pg. 13• Level 4 – Faller Tutor – Pg. 13 • Oil and Gas Faller Challenge – Pg. 14• Oil and Gas Faller Recertification – Pg. 14• Qualified Supervisor Trainer (QST) – Pg. 15

CHAINSAW FALLER COMPETENCY PROGRAM LEVEL 3 – FALLER EVALUATION


This evaluation consists of a written exam and a practical ten tree evaluation, completed by one of Enform’s Qualified Supervisor Trainers (QST).

DESIGNED FOR

Participants of the Chainsaw Faller Competency Program, who have successfully completed their Level 2-Faller Entry course.

PREREQUISITES

» A valid Level 2 – Faller Entry participant who has acquired 25 days of work experience under a Certified Oil and Gas Faller Tutor or a QST

» A Chainsaw Competency Record Logbook that has been signed with all competencies stamped off by a Certified Oil and Gas Faller Tutor or a QST

APPLICATION PROCESS


DELIVERY

Determined by the QST and the applicant.

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive an Oil and Gas Faller Logbook and a wallet certificate that is valid for five years. Participants will then be qualified to find work as a Certified Faller.

CHAINSAW FALLER COMPETENCY PROGRAM – LEVEL 4 – FALLER TUTOR

Duration: 1 Day Cost: $120 Expiry: See Completion for details

Learn the roles and responsibilities of the Enform Faller Tutors and gain an understanding of the required leadership, mentoring, communication and coaching skills. Students will receive a self-study book with the information they need. They will be required to attend and assist with the running of the Level 2 – Faller Entry course. Students will have to arrive one day prior to the start of the Level 2 – Faller Entry course to assist the QST with the preparation of the cutting site.

DESIGNED FOR

Individuals who want to assist Level 2 – Faller Entry candidates in preparing for their Level 3 – Faller Evaluation.

PREREQUISITES

» Candidates must receive 85% or higher on both the written and practical portions of the Level 3 – Faller Evaluation or Faller Challenge

DELIVERY

Classroom and Field

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course participants will be qualified to mentor Level 2 – Faller Entry students. Participants will receive a wallet certificate and a tutor stamp for Level 2 student log books. The wallet certificate will have the same expiry date as your Faller certificate.

RELATED COURSES

• Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics – Pg. 12• Level 2 – Faller Entry – Pg. 12• Level 3 – Faller Evaluation – Pg. 13• Oil and Gas Faller Challenge – Pg. 14• Oil and Gas Faller Recertification – Pg. 14• Qualified Supervisor Trainer (QST) – Pg. 15

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CHAINSAW FALLER COMPETENCY PROGRAM – OIL AND GAS FALLER CHALLENGE


The Faller Challenge consists of a written exam and a practical ten tree evaluation completed by one of Enform’s certified Qualified Supervisor Trainers (QSTs).

DESIGNED FOR

For experienced fallers looking to obtain a Certified Faller ticket.

PREREQUISITES

» Able to provide evidence of two years (120 days) in the last four years of work experience as a production faller Note: The experience cannot be obtained in the province of British Columbia

APPLICATION PROCESS

An application from is available at enform.ca. Your application must be approved prior to registering for this course.

DELIVERY

Determined by the QST and the applicant.

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the challenge, participants will receive an Oil and Gas Faller logbook and wallet certificate that is valid for five years. Successful participants will be qualified to find work as a Certified Faller.

CERTIFICATE RENEWAL

Oil and Gas Fallers wishing to recertify should complete the Oil and Gas Faller Recertification application.

RELATED COURSES

• Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics – Pg. 12• Level 2 – Faller Entry – Pg. 12• Level 3 – Faller Evaluation – Pg. 13• Oil and Gas Faller Recertification – Pg. 14• Qualified Supervisor Trainer (QST) – Pg. 15

CHAINSAW FALLER COMPETENCY PROGRAM – OIL AND GAS FALLER RECERTIFICATION

Duration: See below Cost: See below Expiry: 5 Years

CERTIFICATE RENEWAL

When your Oil and Gas Faller Certificate comes up for renewal, there are two options to recertify:

OPTION 1 – AUTOMATIC RECERTIFICATION

Cost: No fee

Applicant must have:

• Worked a minimum of 80 days in the last two years of certification• Had three Faller Competency Checks completed by an Enform

QST in the last two years of certification• Completed the application online at enform.ca

OPTION 2 – FULL FALLER EVALUATION

Cost: $850 (additional costs may apply)

This option is for those that do not complete Option 1 before their certification expires.

Applicant must have:

• A written exam and ten tree Faller Evaluation completed by an Enform QST

• Completed the application online at enform.ca

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of one of the above two recertification options, participants will receive a new wallet certificate valid for five years.

RELATED COURSES

• Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics – Pg. 12• Level 2 – Faller Entry – Pg. 12• Level 3 – Faller Evaluation – Pg. 13• Oil and Gas Faller Challenge – Pg. 14• Oil and Gas Faller Recertification – Pg. 14• Qualified Supervisor Trainer (QST) – Pg. 15• Seismic Field Operations Supervisor (SFOS) – Pg. 44

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CHAINSAW FALLER COMPETENCY PROGRAM – QUALIFIED SUPERVISOR TRAINER (QST)

Duration: 9 Days Cost: $5000 Expiry: See Completion

As part of the Qualified Supervisor Trainer Program, this course will help you gain the skills to evaluate and certify fallers. Through classroom and practical sessions, you will learn about instructional techniques, interpersonal skills and evaluation processes.

DESIGNED FOR

Individuals seeking qualification to evaluate and certify fallers.

PREREQUISITES

» Must have the pre-qualifying Faller Evaluation completed by a QST III, with a minimum score of 90% on both the written and practical evaluation

APPLICATION PROCESS

» An application form is available at enform.ca. Your application must be approved prior to registering for the course.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Adult learning theory and instruction techniques• Presentation skills• Conflict resolution• Faller evaluation process• Application of Faller evaluation techniques to Faller performance• Application of the Faller Certification process

DELIVERY

Classroom and Field

COMPLETION

This course is the first step in obtaining QST qualification. For further information on the requirements to become a QST, please contact Lisa Pollio at [email protected]

COURSE SCHEDULE

Course scheduled based on industry needs.

COILED TUBING WELL SERVICING BLOWOUT PREVENTION

Duration: 1 Day Cost: $280 Expiry: See Completion

Learn how to use coil tubing equipment in well control operations.

DESIGNED FOR

Drillers on a service rig and Wellsite Supervisors involved in well control operations as per IRP7.

PREREQUISITES

» A valid Enform Well Service Blowout Prevention Certificate

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Coil tubing equipment• Coil tubing tools and accessories• Coil tubing blowout prevention• Wellhead equipment• Flowback systems• Well control responses

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Coiled Tubing Certificate that will expire on the same date as your Well Service Blowout Prevention Certificate.

If participants fail the exam following the program, they are allowed one rewrite within a 30-day period. Rewrite fees apply.

CERTIFICATE RENEWAL

You may attend this course up to three months in advance of the expiry of your certification. Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a certificate dated five years from the expiry of your old certificate.

If you are renewing your valid Coiled Tubing Well Service Blowout Prevention Certificate for the first time after five years, you may challenge the exam. If the challenged exam is failed, you will be required to attend the full one-day course. No second exam challenges will be allowed.

If your previous certificate has expired, you will receive a certificate dated five years from the date of course completion after you successfully complete this course.

RELATED COURSES

• CAODC Service Rig Competency Assessors – Pg. 9• Detection and Control of Flammable Substances – Pg. 17• Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness for Wellsite

Supervision (SARA) – Pg. 39• Second Line Supervisors Well Control – Pg. 41• Well Service Blowout Prevention – Pg. 49

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COURSE SCHEDULE*

BRANDONFriday, April 15

BROOKSFriday, April 22 Friday, November 04

CALGARYFriday, January 29Friday, February 26Friday, March 11Friday, March 18Friday, April 01Friday, April 08Friday, April 15

Friday, April 22Friday, April 29Friday, May 20Friday, June 03Friday, June 24Friday, July 22Friday, August 26

Friday, September 16Friday, September 30Friday, October 28Friday, November 04Friday, November 25Friday, December 16

ESTEVANFriday, April 08Friday, April 29

Friday, May 13Friday, September 23

Friday, November 18

FORT ST. JOHNFriday, January 29 Friday, May 06

GRANDE PRAIRIEFriday, April 01Friday, April 22

Friday, August 26Friday, September 23

Friday, October 21

KINDERSLEYFriday, April 01

LLOYDMINSTERFriday, April 01Friday, April 22

Friday, May 13 Friday, September 16

Friday, October 21

MEDICINE HATFriday, March 18Friday, May 13

Friday, October 07Friday, November 25

NISKUFriday, January 08Friday, February 12Friday, March 11Friday, March 18Friday, April 08Friday, April 29

Friday, May 06Friday, May 20Friday, June 03Friday, June 24Friday, July 08Friday, August 12

Friday, September 16Friday, October 21Friday, November 18Friday, December 09

RED DEERFriday, April 08Friday, May 06

Friday, May 20Friday, September 23

Friday, October 21

SWIFT CURRENTThursday, April 07


COMPLETIONS AND WORKOVERS


Gain an understanding of all facets of workover operations on both engineering and practical levels. Time permitting, you may have an opportunity to work through a well program to gain knowledge on completing a well.

DESIGNED FOR

Personnel with limited experience in completions or workovers.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Wellheads• Tubing• Alberta regulations• Service rigs• Cased hole formation evaluation• Evaluating cement bonds• Casing integrity• Perforating• Fracturing• Acidizing• Production service tools• Cementing• Snubbing• Wireline• Coiled tubing• Cased hole fishing• Frac Flowbacks

DELIVERY

Classroom (Calgary only)

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that does not expire.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYMonday, May 16 Monday, October 24


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DETECTION AND CONTROL OF FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES


Gain an understanding on how to safely monitor, assess hazards and control flammable substances through lectures, demonstrations and hands-on practice.

DESIGNED FOR

Personnel who may need to undertake monitoring of potentially hazardous atmospheres in the workplace while working in the oil and gas industry.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Introduction to flammable substances• Principles of flammable gas/vapour • Care and preparation of combustible gas monitors• Sampling strategies and interpretation of monitor readings• Control methods for high combustible gas readings

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the prescribed practical skills and the written examination, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

BRANDONMonday, April 18

BROOKSThursday, May 05 Friday, October 14

CALGARYFriday, January 15Friday, February 12Friday, February 26Friday, March 04Friday, April 01

Friday, April 22Friday, May 20Friday, June 17Friday, July 29Friday, August 26

Friday, September 02Friday, September 23Friday, October 21Friday, November 18Friday, December 09

MEDICINE HATThursday, April 14 Thursday, November 10

NISKUFriday, January 08Friday, February 05Friday, March 18Friday, April 08Saturday, April 16Friday, May 06Saturday, May 14

Saturday, May 28Friday, June 03Friday, June 24Friday, July 15Saturday, July 23Friday, August 12Saturday, August 20

Friday, September 09Friday, October 07Saturday, October 15Friday, November 04


DRILLING EQUIPMENT AND WELL COMPLETION

Duration: 4 Hours Cost: $130 Expiry: None

Gain a deeper understanding of drilling equipment and well completion.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Types of drilling rigs• Site preparation• Parts and operation of a rig• Personnel• Environmental protection issues associated with land-based and

offshore drilling• Completion techniques required in preparation for producing oil

or gas

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Petroleum Industry Overview – Pg. 35• Petroleum Exploration, Land and Leasing – Pg. 35• Production, Processing and Transportation of

Oil and Gas – Pg. 37• Refining and Marketing in Oil and Gas – Pg. 37

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ELECTRONIC GENERAL SAFETY ORIENTATION (eGSO)

Duration: 30 minutes Cost: Free Expiry: None

This free, online safety orientation program is the standard general safety orientation for all workers in the petroleum industry.

DESIGNED FOR

New, inexperienced workers upon hire or transfer who are seeking general occupational health and safety information.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• The minimum occupational health and safety information that all employers are required to provide to new, inexperienced workers upon hire or transfer

• Awareness level information on worker rights and responsibilities, industry-specific rules and procedures, hazard management, PPE, chemical hazards, spill management, incident reporting, emergencies, fire prevention, first aid and site specific orientation

DELIVERY

Online

Company-based group delivery and PST options are also available. Contact customer service by phone at 1.800.667.5557 for details.

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course you can print a Record of Completion that does not expire.

RELATED COURSES

• Petroleum Safety Training (2.0) – Pg. 36

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TRAINING

Duration: 2.5 Days Cost: $870 Expiry: 3 years

With a focus on electrical safety, this course meets the training requirements for non-electricians performing tasks under section 24 of the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act.

PREREQUISITES

» Applicants must be currently employed in the petroleum industry, with at least three years of related experience

APPLICATION PROCESS


TOPICS INCLUDE

• Electrical fundamentals• Regulations• Electrical hazards• Hazardous locations

• Electrical lights• Batteries• Cathodic protection• Catalytic heaters• Sensing devices• Disconnecting small electrical motors• Motor controller panels and control panels

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

Owner companies are responsible for providing information and hands-on training to workers who have completed this course, as per the limitations and conditions for types of work. It is expected that a qualified person, such as an electrician, will provide the training and qualify trainees to perform the specific tasks they would be asked to do.

RELATED COURSES

• Cathodic Protection Rectifier Training – Pg. 10

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYMonday, March 07 Wednesday, October 12

NISKUMonday, June 27 Monday, December 12


ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TRAINING REFRESHER

Duration: 1 Day Cost: Contract Course (See Delivery) Expiry: 3 Years

This refresher course includes a review of the Electrical Maintenance Training course, along with new regulations and other updates.

PREREQUISITES

» Applicants must hold a valid Enform Electrical Maintenance Certificate

DELIVERY

Contact course.

Contact Enform by email at [email protected] or by phone at 1-800-667-5557.

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be issued an Electrical Maintenance Training Certificate that is valid for an additional three years.

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ESCORT VEHICLE OPERATOR

Duration: 1 Day Cost: Contract only Expiry: 3 Years

This course provides escort vehicle operators with the basic information they need to assist drivers of over-dimensional loads in the transport of equipment and materials in the oil and gas industry.

This course was developed through the collaborative effort of regulators, industry members from the Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) and subject matter experts who use escort vehicles on a daily basis.

DESIGNED FOR

Operators of escort vehicles (pilot and trail) in the oil and gas industry.

PREREQUISITES

Any one of the following current certificates:

» Oilfield Hauler » Oilfield Driver Awareness (ODA) » General Oilfield Driver Improvement (GODI) » Light Duty Vehicle Driver Improvement (LDV)

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Review of professional and defensive driving• Fatigue management• Legislation• Components and basic procedures of escort vehicles • Hazards• Inspections• Trip planning

DELIVERY

This course is available by contract only.

For more information, contact Enform by email at [email protected] or by phone at 1.800.667.5557.

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the written exam with a minimum score of 80%, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

FALL PROTECTION – GENERAL


Gain an understanding of general fall protection training, fall protection legislation and best practices across a broad industry spectrum. You will engage in hands-on training activities, including inspecting, fitting, adjusting and connecting fall protection systems and components.

DESIGNED FOR

Individuals working in areas where fall hazards exist.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Fall hazards and effects on workers• Methods of eliminating, analyzing, preventing and controlling falls• Fall protection legislation and standards• Planning and hazard assessment• Fall arrest and fall restraint systems• Fall protection equipment• Equipment inspection and maintenance• Reporting deficiencies• Body harness types and uses• Protection planning• Fall effects and fall rescue

PREREQUISITES

» As part of the practical exam, each participant will be briefly suspended in a harness. Participants must be physically capable of safely executing this procedure.

DELIVERY

Classroom and Hands-on

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the written exam and practical skills assessment, you will receive a Certificate of Completion, that does not expire.

RELATED COURSES

For more comprehensive, hands-on fall protection training specific to working on rigs, refer to Enform’s Fall Protection for Rig Work program.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYTuesday, January 19Tuesday, March 22Tuesday, April 26Tuesday, May 24

Tuesday, June 21Tuesday, July 19Tuesday, August 23Tuesday, September 20

Tuesday, October 18Tuesday, November 22

NISKUTuesday, January 12Tuesday, February 16Tuesday, March 15Tuesday, April 19Tuesday, May 17

Tuesday, June 14Tuesday, July 12Tuesday, August 16Tuesday, September 13Tuesday, October 11

Tuesday, November 15Tuesday, December 06


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FALL PROTECTION FOR RIG WORK


The primary focus of this course is using fall protection equipment safely at height and includes hands-on training. This course was developed in conjunction with the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC).

DESIGNED FOR

Workers and other personnel involved in drilling and service rigs.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Basic concepts and elements of fall protection• Equipment inspection and care• Body support devices – harness• Connecting components and devices• Double-leg lanyards and work positioning• Cable ladder climbing systems• Vertical rope lifelines (VRLs)• Horizontal lifelines (HLLs)• Self-retracting lifelines (SRLs)• Hands-on training that includes:

• Climbing to height using fall protection equipment• Work positioning, anchorage connection• Transfer between fall protection systems

DELIVERY


REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• Approved hard hat with chin strap• CSA Approved safety glasses• CSA Approved safety toe footwear• Seasonal leather/cold weather gloves• Full length pants (no shorts)

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the prescribed practical skills and written exam, you will receive an industry standard Certificate of Completion, that does not expire.

RELATED COURSES

• Fall Rescue for Rig Work – Pg. 20

Note: This course is a prerequisite for Fall Rescue for Rig Work.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYWednesday, May 25Wednesday, June 22

Wednesday, July 20Wednesday, August 24

Wednesday, September 21Wednesday, October 19

NISKUWednesday, January 13Wednesday, February 17Wednesday, March 16Wednesday, April 20

Wednesday, May 18Wednesday, June 15Wednesday, July 13Wednesday, August 17

Wednesday, September 14Wednesday, October 12Wednesday, November 16Wednesday, December 07


FALL RESCUE FOR RIG WORK


Learn how to perform rescues safely when working at heights. This course was developed in conjunction with the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC).

DESIGNED FOR

Workers, supervisors, managers and safety personnel who work in an environment where they may be required to perform rescues at height.

PREREQUISITES

» A valid Fall Protection for Rig Work Certificate

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Fall rescue operations• Site assessment• Casualty assessment• Rescue principles• Rescue team roles• Equipment• Post-incident activities• Rescue scenarios

Hands-on training that includes:

• Climbing to height using fall protection equipment• Work positioning• Anchorage connection• Transfer between fall protection systems

DELIVERY


REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• Approved hard hat with chin strap• CSA Approved safety glasses• CSA Approved safety toe footwear• Seasonal leather/cold weather gloves• Full length pants (no shorts)

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion, that does not expire.

NOTES

The hands-on portion of the training includes climbing to height using fall protection equipment, work positioning, anchorage connection and transfer between fall protection systems.

Students are encouraged to bring their own PPE.

This course starts at 8 a.m. Participants who are late may be refused admission.

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COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYFriday, May 27Friday, June 24

Friday, July 22Friday, August 26

Friday, September 23Friday, October 21

NISKUFriday, January 15Friday, February 19Friday, March 18Friday, April 22

Friday, May 20Friday, June 17Friday, July 15Friday, August 19

Friday, September 16Friday, October 14Friday, November 18Friday, December 09


FIRE AND EXPLOSION PREVENTION ADVANCED TRAINING FOR IRP 18


The primary focus of this course is to provide generic fire and explosion prevention content to minimize fires and explosions. This course was developed to address the advanced level of training specified in Industry Recommended Practice 18: Fire and Explosive Hazard Management.

DESIGNED FOR

Supervisors, managers, designers and planners who are involved in the planning/supervising of work where there is the possibility of a fire or explosion.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Expanded Fire Triangle• Fire and explosion hazard assessment• Control• Prevention plans• Industry regulations• Roles and responsibilities• Communications

DELIVERY

Contract only. Please contact Enform at 1.800.667.5557.

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Detection and Control of Flammable Substances – Pg. 17• H2S Alive® – Pg. 24

FIRST AID – LEVEL A CPR – EMERGENCY


In this full-day course students will learn to recognize and provide intervention for life-threatening emergencies until medical aid arrives. Emergency First Aid covers all basic first aid skills and information needed to sustain life and manage the scene of an injury.

DESIGNED FOR

This program is designed to meet industry, business and government requirements.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Emergency scene management• Choking• Shock and unconsciousness• Severe bleeding• One and two rescuer CPR for an adult casualty• Automatic External Defibrillation (AED) training

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years. This course is certified through St. John Ambulance.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYThursday, January 07Thursday, January 28Thursday, February 11Thursday, February 25Thursday, March 10Thursday, March 17Thursday, April 07Thursday, April 21

Thursday, May 12Thursday, May 26Thursday, June 09Thursday, June 23Thursday, July 14Thursday, July 28Thursday, August 11Thursday, August 25

Thursday, September 08Thursday, September 22Thursday, October 06Thursday, October 20Thursday, November 03Thursday, November 17Thursday, December 08Thursday, December 15

NISKUThursday, January 07Thursday, February 11Thursday, March 10Thursday, April 07

Thursday, May 12Thursday, June 09Thursday, July 14Thursday, August 11

Thursday, September 08Thursday, October 06Thursday, November 03Thursday, December 08


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FIRST AID – LEVEL A CPR – STANDARD


This two-day course covers all the skills in standard First Aid plus First Aid for other injuries and illnesses including head and spinal injuries and fractures of the upper and lower limbs. This course includes Level A CPR training and ceritification and AED training and certification.

DESIGNED FOR

This program is designed to meet industry, business and government requirements.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Emergency scene management• Choking• Shock and unconsciousness• Severe bleeding• One and two rescuer CPR for an adult casualty• Automatic external defibrillation (AED) training

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years. This course is certified through St. John Ambulance.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYThursday, January 07Thursday, January 28Thursday, February 11Thursday, February 25Thursday, March 10Thursday, March 17Thursday, April 07Thursday, April 21

Thursday, May 12Thursday, May 26Thursday, June 09Thursday, June 23Thursday, July 14Thursday, July 28Thursday, August 11Thursday, August 25

Thursday, September 08Thursday, September 22Thursday, October 06Thursday, October 20Thursday, November 03Thursday, November 17Thursday, December 08Thursday, December 15

NISKUThursday, January 07Thursday, February 11Thursday, March 10Thursday, April 07

Thursday, May 12Thursday, June 09Thursday, July 14Thursday, August 11

Thursday, September 08Thursday, October 06Thursday, November 03Thursday, December 08


FIRST LINE SUPERVISORS BLOWOUT PREVENTION


Learn the theories of blowout prevention and how to use warning signs to recognize a kick and safely shut-in a well.

DESIGNED FOR

First Line Supervisors (Drillers) who work on a drilling rig.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Source and magnitude of pressure• Causes and warning signs of kicks• Shut-in procedures• Crew positions and duties during well control operations• Procedures for circulating out influxes• Government regulations

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course and examination, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

Students who successfully complete Rig Tech 2 (which includes the First Line Supervisor’s Blowout Prevention theory) are eligible to challenge the exam within 90 days of completion and verification.

If you fail the exam following the course or when taking a challenge exam, you are allowed one rewrite within a 30 day period. Rewrite fees apply. If at any time the exam is failed twice, you will be required to retake the full four-day program.

CERTIFICATE RENEWAL

If you hold a valid certificate, you may take this course up to three months in advance of the expiration of your certificate. Then, upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years from the expiry of your old certificate.

The examination may be challenged every second renewal, provided your current certification has not expired.

To learn more about how to register for the challenge exam or how to access materials in preparation for the challenge exam, contact Enform by email at [email protected] or by phone at 1.800.667.5557

RELATED COURSES

• Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite for the Second Line Supervisor’s Well Control course – Pg. 41

• Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness for Well Site Supervision (SARA) – Pg. 39

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COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYMonday, January 11Monday, February 08Monday, February 29Thursday, January 01Monday, May 09

Monday, June 06Monday, July 11Monday, August 08Monday, August 22Tuesday, September 06

Monday, September 26Monday, October 03Monday, October 17Monday, October 31Monday, November 28

ESTEVANMonday, April 11 Monday, May 16 Tuesday, October 11

FORT ST. JOHNMonday, April 04 Monday, September 05

GRANDE PRAIRIEMonday, May 02 Monday, October 24

KELOWNAMonday, April 18 Monday, May 30 Monday, November 14

MEDICINE HATMonday, April 25 Monday, October 17

NISKUMonday, January 18Tuesday, February 16Monday, March 14Monday, April 18Monday, May 16

Monday, June 13Monday, July 18Monday, August 15Monday, August 29Monday, September 12

Monday, September 26Tuesday, October 11Monday, October 24Monday, November 07Monday, November 21

RED DEERMonday, October 31


GAS PRODUCTION OPERATOR


Learn how to safely operate gas processing equipment and gain an understanding of gas field handling and processing, including the duties and responsibilities of a gas field operator. Hands-on-training takes place at the gas production training facility at Enform’s office in Nisku, Alberta, a fully operational gas plant. This course provides a 50% class room theory portion and 50% hands on training portion.

DESIGNED FOR

Field or gas plant operators, engineers, technologists, or anyone looking to enhance their skills in gas plant operations.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

Students are required to bring their own PPE including:

• Hard hat• Protective foot wear• Safety glasses• Fire retardant coveralls• Leather gloves

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Field dehydration• Gas sweetening• Compression• Mechanical refrigeration• Pumps• Metering and instrumentation• Line heaters• Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)• Chemical injection• General safety• Gas detection• Understanding hydrocarbons• Process drawings• Wellhead equipment• Hydrates

DELIVERY


COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Oil and Gas Production Operator Basics – Pg. 31• Oil Production Operator – Pg. 33

COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUMonday, March 07Monday, May 30



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GENERAL ENTRY LEVEL SAFETY (GELS)


This self-study course provides a review of basic safety practices. Participants work through the program manual, take and mark their own quizzes, and pace their learning according to their own schedules.

DESIGNED FOR

New employees entering the petroleum industry and any worker who would benefit from a review of basic safety practices.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Basic safety• Personal protective equipment• Back injury prevention• Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) regulations• Hazard identification and elimination• Hand tool safety

DELIVERY

Self Study

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this self-study course, your supervisor must submit a certification request form to Enform.

H2S ALIVE®


Learn to work safely in and around hydrogen sulphide (H2S) environments.

DESIGNED FOR

Any worker who may be exposed to H2S.

PREREQUISITES

» Participants must be physically capable to perform the required exercises to pass the program (e.g. not on Workers’ Compensation or light duty)

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Physical properties of H2S• Health hazards of H2S• Protection from H2S• Basic rescue techniques• Hands-on experience that includes:

• Operating a self-contained breathing apparatus• Performing rescue lift and drag exercises

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the written exam with a minimum score of 70% you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

RELATED COURSES

• Detection and Control of Flammable Substances – Pg. 17• Fire and Explosion Prevention Advanced Training for IRP – Pg. 21

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYMonday, January 04Tuesday, January 05Wednesday, January 06Thursday, January 07Monday, January 11Tuesday, January 12Wednesday, January 13Thursday, January 14Monday, January 18Tuesday, January 19Wednesday, January 20Thursday, January 21Monday, January 25Tuesday, January 26Wednesday, January 27Thursday, January 28Monday, February 01Tuesday, February 02

Wednesday, February 03Thursday, February 04Monday, February 08Tuesday, February 09Tuesday, February 10Thursday, February 11Tuesday, February 16Wednesday, February 17Thursday, February 18Monday, February 22Tuesday, February 23Wednesday, February 24Thursday, February 25Monday, February 29Tuesday, March 01Wednesday, March 02Thursday, March 03Monday, March 07

Tuesday, March 08Wednesday, March 09Thursday, March 10Monday, March 14Tuesday, March 15Wednesday, March 16Thursday, March 17Monday, March 21Tuesday, March 22Wednesday, March 23Thursday, March 24Monday, March 28Tuesday, March 29Wednesday, March 30Thursday, March 31Monday, April 04Tuesday, April 05Wednesday, April 06

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Thursday, April 07Monday, April 11Tuesday, April 12Wednesday, April 13Thursday, April 14Monday, April 18Tuesday, April 19Wednesday, April 20Thursday, April 21Monday, April 25Tuesday, April 26Wednesday, April 27Thursday, April 28Monday, May 02Tuesday, May 03Wednesday, May 04Thursday, May 05Monday, May 09Tuesday, May 10Wednesday, May 11Thursday, May 12Monday, May 16Tuesday, May 17Wednesday, May 18Thursday, May 19Tuesday, May 24Wednesday, May 25Thursday, May 26Monday, May 30Tuesday, May 31Wednesday, June 01Thursday, June 02Monday, June 06Tuesday, June 07Wednesday, June 08Thursday, June 09Monday, June 13Tuesday, June 14Wednesday, June 15Thursday, June 16Monday, June 20Tuesday, June 21Wednesday, June 22Thursday, June 23Monday, June 27Tuesday, June 28Wednesday, June 29Thursday, June 30Monday, July 04

Tuesday, July 05Wednesday, July 06Thursday, July 07Monday, July 11Tuesday, July 12Wednesday, July 13Thursday, July 14Monday, July 18Tuesday, July 19Wednesday, July 20Thursday, July 21Monday, July 25Tuesday, July 26Wednesday, July 27Thursday, July 28Tuesday, August 02Wednesday, August 03Thursday, August 04Monday, August 08Tuesday, August 09Wednesday, August 10Thursday, August 11Monday, August 15Tuesday, August 16Wednesday, August 17Thursday, August 18Monday, August 22Tuesday, August 23Wednesday, August 24Thursday, August 25Monday, August 29Tuesday, August 30Wednesday, August 31Thursday, September 01Tuesday, September 06Wednesday, September 07Thursday, September 08Monday, September 12Tuesday, September 13Wednesday, September 14Thursday, September 15Monday, September 19Tuesday, September 20Wednesday, September 21Thursday, September 22Monday, September 26Tuesday, September 27Wednesday, September 28Thursday, September 29

Monday, October 03Tuesday, October 04Wednesday, October 05Thursday, October 06Tuesday, October 11Wednesday, October 12Thursday, October 13Monday, October 17Tuesday, October 18Wednesday, October 19Thursday, October 20Monday, October 24Tuesday, October 25Wednesday, October 26Thursday, October 27Monday, October 31Tuesday, November 01Wednesday, November 02Thursday, November 03Monday, November 07Tuesday, November 08Wednesday, November 09Thursday, November 10Monday, November 14Tuesday, November 15Wednesday, November 16Thursday, November 17Monday, November 21Tuesday, November 22Wednesday, November 23Thursday, November 24Monday, November 28Tuesday, November 29Wednesday, November 30Thursday, December 01Monday, December 05Tuesday, December 06Wednesday, December 07Thursday, December 08Monday, December 12Tuesday, December 13Wednesday, December 14Thursday, December 15Monday, December 19Tuesday, December 20Wednesday, December 21Thursday, December 22

NISKUMonday, January 04Tuesday, January 05Wednesday, January 06Monday, January 11Tuesday, January 12Wednesday, January 13Monday, January 18Tuesday, January 19Wednesday, January 20Monday, January 25

Tuesday, January 26Wednesday, January 27Monday, February 01Tuesday, February 02Wednesday, February 03Monday, February 08Tuesday, February 09Wednesday, February 10Tuesday, February 16Wednesday, February 17

Monday, February 22Tuesday, February 23Wednesday, February 24Monday, February 29Tuesday, March 01Wednesday, March 02Monday, March 07Tuesday, March 08Wednesday, March 09Monday, March 14

Tuesday, March 15Wednesday, March 16Monday, March 21Tuesday, March 22Wednesday, March 23Monday, March 28Tuesday, March 29Wednesday, March 30Monday, April 04Tuesday, April 05Wednesday, April 06Monday, April 11Tuesday, April 12Wednesday, April 13Monday, April 18Tuesday, April 19Wednesday, April 20Monday, April 25Tuesday, April 26Wednesday, April 27Monday, May 02Tuesday, May 03Wednesday, May 04Monday, May 09Tuesday, May 10Wednesday, May 11Monday, May 16Tuesday, May 17Wednesday, May 18Tuesday, May 24Wednesday, May 25Monday, May 30Tuesday, May 31Wednesday, June 01Monday, June 06Tuesday, June 07Wednesday, June 08Monday, June 13Tuesday, June 14Wednesday, June 15

Monday, June 20Tuesday, June 21Wednesday, June 22Monday, June 27Tuesday, June 28Wednesday, June 29Monday, July 04Tuesday, July 05Wednesday, July 06Monday, July 11Tuesday, July 12Wednesday, July 13Monday, July 18Tuesday, July 19Wednesday, July 20Monday, July 25Tuesday, July 26Wednesday, July 27Tuesday, August 02Wednesday, August 03Monday, August 08Tuesday, August 09Wednesday, August 10Monday, August 15Tuesday, August 16Wednesday, August 17Monday, August 22Tuesday, August 23Wednesday, August 24Monday, August 29Tuesday, August 30Wednesday, August 31Tuesday, September 06Wednesday, September 07Monday, September 12Tuesday, September 13Wednesday, September 14Monday, September 19Tuesday, September 20Wednesday, September 21

Monday, September 26Tuesday, September 27Wednesday, September 28Monday, October 03Tuesday, October 04Wednesday, October 05Tuesday, October 11Wednesday, October 12Monday, October 17Tuesday, October 18Wednesday, October 19Monday, October 24Tuesday, October 25Wednesday, October 26Monday, October 31Tuesday, November 01Wednesday, November 02Monday, November 07Tuesday, November 08Wednesday, November 09Monday, November 14Tuesday, November 15Wednesday, November 16Monday, November 21Tuesday, November 22Wednesday, November 23Monday, November 28Tuesday, November 29Wednesday, November 30Monday, December 05Tuesday, December 06Wednesday, December 07Monday, December 12Tuesday, December 13Wednesday, December 14Monday, December 19Tuesday, December 20Wednesday, December 21


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HAZARD MANAGEMENT


Learn how to develop a hazard management system, which includes; hazard identification, risk assessments and the hierarchy of controls. Material will also cover the understanding of legal expectations for due diligence for hazard management and will review key federal, provincial and local regulatory requirements that pertain to the Hazard Management System (HMS).

DESIGNED FOR

• Anyone who will be developing or revising a company’s safety program.

• The owner or senior manager of a company holding a Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) who needs to maintain their SECOR status by completing a qualifying course related to health and safety.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Hazard identification• Hazard controls• Formal hazard assessments• Site-specific hazard assessments• Workplace inspections• Hazard reporting• Preventative maintenance• Hazardous materials management• Continuous improvement

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Incident and Accident Investigation – Pg. 26 • Introduction to OHS Legislation Training – Pg. 28 • Safety Program Development – Pg. 40 • Small Employer Certificate of Recognition Refresher

(online) – Pg. 44

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYWednesday, January 13 Wednesday, September 07

FORT ST. JOHNFriday, February 19 Friday, April 29 Monday, October 03

GRANDE PRAIRIEThursday, May 05 Thursday, November 24

NISKUWednesday, January 20 Wednesday, September 14

RED DEERThursday, July 14


INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION


This one-day incident and accident investigation training will enable participants to identify the root causes of accidents and make quality recommendations for corrective actions in order to prevent recurrences.

DESIGNED FOR

• Frontline supervisors and owners of small to mid-sized companies who are interested in learning how to perform and document incident and accident investigation.

• Those who are required to carry out or assist in incident and accident investigations.

• The owner or senior manager of a company holding a Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) who needs to maintain their SECOR status by completing a qualifying course related to health and safety.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Initial response to incidents and accidents• Benefits to incident and accident investigation• Conducting investigations into incidents of mild to medium

severity• Gathering evidence and information• Analyzing the information• Determining casual factors• Implementation of corrective actions

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Hazard Management – Pg. 26• Introduction to OHS Legislation Training – Pg. 28• Safety Program Development – Pg. 40

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYWednesday, February 10Wednesday, April 06Tuesday, May 31

Wednesday, August 10Wednesday, October 12Wednesday, November 09

Wednesday, December 07

ESTEVAN Wednesday, April 13 Tuesday, October 25

FORT ST. JOHNThursday, February 18Thursday, April 28

Tuesday, July 19Tuesday, October 06

GRANDE PRAIRIEWednesday, May 04 Wednesday, November 23

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LLOYDMINSTERWednesday, March 30

MANITOBAWednesday, March 09 Thursday, September 01

NISKUWednesday, February 24Wednesday, April 20Tuesday, June 07

Wednesday, August 17Wednesday, October 19Wednesday, November 16

Wednesday, December 14

RED DEERWednesday, July 13


INJURY MANAGEMENT/RETURN TO WORK

Duration: 0.5 Day Cost: $80 Expiry: None

Learn about the standards for conducting Injury Management/Return to Work audits in British Columbia. This course will include a review of how to use the new Injury Management/RTW audit tool. The seminar must be attended before an auditor can use this audit tool in British Columbia.

DESIGNED FOR

Certified Enform Internal and External Auditors in British Columbia who wish to use the Injury Management/Return to Work (RTW) audit tool.

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


COURSE SCHEDULE

Scheduled upon request.

RELATED COURSES

• Certified Health and Safety Auditor Program – Pg. 10• Safety Program Development – Pg. 40

NOTE

Employers in British Columbia may qualify for incentives if they maintain their Certificate of Recognition and may receive further incentives if they pass and maintain the Injury Management/RTW audit.

INSTRUCTIONAL SKILLS WORKSHOP (ISW)


Gain the skills and knowledge required to deliver Enform’s programs, and enhance your adult instruction techniques.

DESIGNED FOR

Successful completion of this program is required for all individuals who would like to become an Enform Certified Instructor, or instructors of in-house adult training courses.

APPLICATION PROCESS


TOPICS INCLUDE

• Instructional delivery• Principles of adult learning• Learning domains• Classroom management practices• Review of standards for Enform Certified Instructors and

Authorized Training Providers

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYMonday, January 25Monday, February 29Monday, April 18

Monday, June 13Monday, July 11Monday, August 08

Monday, October 03Monday, November 21

NISKUMonday, February 08Monday, May 02

Tuesday, September 06Monday, December 12


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INTERNATIONAL WELL CONTROL TRAINING (IWCF)


Learn how to identify the appropriate well control techniques and practices as well as the importance of proper selection, inspection, testing, operation and field maintenance of well control equipment.

DESIGNED FOR

Drillers, rig managers, well site supervisors, drilling engineers, drilling superintendents and shore-based supervisors who are responsible for the execution and supervision of well control during drilling operations.

PREREQUISITES

» Download the IWCF Practice Test and Answer Key at enform.ca. If you cannot answer these questions, you should reconsider registration until you are familiar with the material

» Knowledge that includes basic math skills, prior well control training and experience related to your certification needs (Surface vs. Subsea, Fundamentals or Driller vs. Supervisor)

APPLICATION PROCESS

» Complete and submit the International Well Control Form (IWCF) and Candidate Registration Form (CPIF) at least ten days prior to the requested program date.

» Contact Enform at [email protected] if you have questions about the program or to determine which level of program you may qualify for entry into.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Causes of well kicks and surface hole well control• Kick detection• Basic pressure concepts and calculations• General secondary well control procedures• Gas behavior• Drilling fluids• Basis of secondary well control and the driller’s method• Wait and weight method• Alternative well control methods• Well control equipment• Subsea well control• Subsea BOP, control systems, risers and wellheads• Shut-in choke, kill line and other subsea concerns

DELIVERY


COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a certificate that is valid for two years. The certificate is available at the driller or supervisor’s level in either surface or combined surface/ subsea certification levels.

INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY LEGISLATION TRAINING


This awareness course familiarizes participants located in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba with the structure of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS), and enables them to identify and locate the statutes and regulations that apply to their worksite and organizational activities.

DESIGNED FOR

Frontline supervisors, safety practitioners and managers.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Overview of OHS Legislation• Enforcement of OHS Legislation

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

Every three years the owner or senior manager of all companies who hold a Small Employer Certification of Recognition (SECOR) must take a program related to Health and Safety in order to ensure continuous improvement of their HSMS. Attendance in such programs is required to prevent small employers from having their SECOR status interrupted or terminated. This program qualifies as a maintenance program.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYWednesday, March 10 Friday, June 03 Thursday, November 10

NISKUWednesday, March 16 Friday, June 10 Thursday, November 17


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INTRODUCTION TO OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION AND EQUIPMENT


This course balances practical and theoretical study to introduce you to oil and gas production and equipment. This course is taught at Enform’s training facility in Nisku, Alberta where participants can learn through demonstrations in actual facilities.

DESIGNED FOR

Non-technical staff in the petroleum industry, such as employees of service and supply companies, insurance companies and producing companies, accountants, environmentalists, and financial or relief staff.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Origin and exploration of hydrocarbons• Well surface equipment• Battery equipment• Process control• Compression• Instrumentation and computer control• Measurement• Pipeline operations• Environmental concerns

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• Coveralls• Hard hats• Safety Glasses

If you do not have the required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Enform will loan you the necessary equipment.

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


This course qualifies for 13 hours of Continuing Education credits with the Alberta Insurance Council.

RELATED COURSES

• The Petroleum Industry in Canada – Pg. 46

COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUThursday, March 31Thursday, June 09

Thursday, October 06Thursday, December 01


LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNICATION


Explore the roles and responsibilities in leading others and develop your knowledge and application of interpersonal communication skills. Learn how to effectively use these soft skills to help accomplish work goals and objectives.

DESIGNED FOR

Individuals who lead teams.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Planning and organizing work• Managing performance• Developing others• Managing effective working relationships

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYWednesday, April 20Wednesday, September 14


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NATURALLY OCCURRING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS (NORM) AWARENESS

Duration: 1 Day Cost: Contract Course (See Delivery) Expiry: 3 Years

This course focuses on issues arising from the handling of concentrated sources of NORM encountered during operation and maintenance of NORM-contaminated equipment, or disposal of NORM-contaminated waste materials.

This course has been developed in conjunction with the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) and other industry and government stakeholders.

DESIGNED FOR

Petroleum industry workers who are actively engaged with NORM-contaminated equipment and processes.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• General radiation and NORM principles• NORM sources• Locations, labels and barricades• Health hazards of NORM• Options for personal protection• Detection of NORM• Work practices for NORM-contaminated equipment• Management of NORM-contaminated waste

DELIVERY

By contract


COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the written exam with a minimum score of 70%, you will receive a Certificate of Completion, that is valid for three years.

NATURALLY OCCURRING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS (NORM) AWARENESS – ELEARNING


This online course is designed for people who want to gain a general understanding of NORM-contaminated equipment and processes.

DESIGNED FOR

People who are not actively engaged with NORM-contaminated equipment and processes.

Note: Petroleum industry workers who are actively engaged with NORM-contaminated equipment and processes should take the NORM Safety Training

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Introduction to NORM• Radiation basics• Health hazards• Worker protection• Worker rights and responsibilities

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the written exam with a minimum score of 70%, you will receive a Certificate of Completion, that is valid for three years.

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OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION OPERATOR BASICS


Learn the basic field terminology and operations and gain a better understanding of safety in field production operating through classroom lectures and hands-on experience with live operation equipment. This course provides a 50% class room theory portion and 50% hands-on training portion.

DESIGNED FOR

Summer students and/or individuals without previous work experience in the petroleum industry who require training in basic equipment operation.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Downhole equipment• Surface equipment• Instrumentation• Pressure vessels• Basic measurement• Wellheads• Flow lines• Well testing

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

Students are required to supply their own PPE including:

• Hard hat• Protective footwear• Safety glasses• Fire retardant coveralls• Leather gloves

DELIVERY


COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• First Aid – Level A CPR – Standard – Pg. 22• H2S Alive® – Pg. 24• Gas Production Operator – Pg. 23• Oil Production Operator – Pg. 33• Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) – Pg. 46• Workplace Hazardous Materials Information

Systems (WHMIS) Fundamentals – Pg. 51

COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUMonday, February 29Monday, May 16

Monday, September 12Monday, October 31


OILFIELD DRIVER AWARENESS (ODA)

Duration: 1 day Cost: $157 Expiry: 3 Years

Gain knowledge to improve on-road driving behaviours and better understand the factors that influence driver attitudes.

DESIGNED FOR

Professional drivers and workers who drive in oilfield driving environments.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Professional driving attitude• Defensive driving skills • Regulations and policies• National Safety Code (NSC) requirements• Proper vehicle inspection• Off-highway driving techniques• Road conditions and hazards• Journey management

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


This course is approved by Alberta Transportation as a Professional Driver Improvement Course (PDIC). Participants with an Alberta Operator’s License who receive 80% or better on the written examination are eligible for a reduction of up to three demerit points from their driving record from Alberta Transportation through any Alberta registries agent.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYThursday, January 21Thursday, March 17Wednesday, April 13

Thursday, May 26Thursday, June 16Thursday, July 14

Thursday, September 22Thursday, October 06Wednesday, December 07

NISKUFriday, January 15Wednesday, February 03Wednesday, February 17Wednesday, March 09Wednesday, March 30Friday, April 15

Wednesday, May 04Saturday, May 14Friday, June 03Thursday, July 07Thursday, September 15Friday, October 14

Friday, October 28Tuesday, November 15Wednesday, November 30


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OILFIELD HAULER

Duration: 1 day Cost: $157 Expiry: 3 Years

Gain knowledge to improve your on-road safe driving behaviours and attitudes in the rig moving sector of the oil and gas industry.

DESIGNED FOR

Oilfield truck drivers who operate vehicles with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 15,000 kg and higher.

PREREQUISITES

Any one of the following current certificates:

» Oilfield Hauler » Oilfield Driver Awareness (ODA) » General Oilfield Driver Improvement (GODI)

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Rig moving (tear down and set up procedures)• Equipment hauling• Hazard evaluation• Tie-down procedures• Winching procedures• Load positioning

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYTuesday, April 14

NISKUSaturday, April 16 Saturday, May 14 Saturday, October 15

RED DEER (WHEELS ON LTD.)Friday, April 22 Friday, October 07


NOTES

Release of an updated course with broader application is anticipated in Q2 2016. Please refer to enform.ca for updated information.

OILFIELD SWAMPER

Duration: 1 Day Cost: Contact Enform for Pricing Expiry: 3 Years

Learn how to work as a swamper assisting equipment operators in the safe loading, transportation, off-loading and erection of oilfield equipment and materials.

DESIGNED FOR

Swampers who work in the rig moving and heavy haul sector.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Legislation• Pre-job preparation• Field equipment preparation• Lease activities• Travel• Post-job duties

DELIVERY

This course is available by contract or as a self-study option. In the self-study option, Enform will provide the student manual and video, and the company will provide the student with on-the-job training with a competent operator.

For more information, contact Enform by email at [email protected] or by phone at 1.800.667.5557.

COMPLETION


OIL PERFORATORS SAFETY TRAINING


Gain a basic knowledge and understanding of oilwell explosives. It teaches the skills necessary to prevent incidents and to protect yourself, the public, property and the environment.

This course has been developed in conjunction with the Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) and government representatives from Western Canada and the Territories to provide a minimum industry training standard for blasting in oil and gas wells.

DESIGNED FOR

Workers engaged in well operations such as wire line perforating and completions, TCP perforating, explosive fracturing, pipe recovery and tool services.

Note: Slickliners are welcome to take this course, however, the course deals primarily with electric line perforating.

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PREREQUISITES

Individuals seeking an interprovincial Oilwell Blasters permit must:

» Be at least eighteen years of age » Have the ability to communicate effectively in English, both orally

and in writing » Have a minimum of six months hands-on experience in preparing

and firing oilwell explosive charges in the field in the past 36 months immediately preceding the application date, or have equivalent experience acceptable to the Oilwell Perforators Safety Training and Advisory Committee (shop gun assembly experience on its own is not sufficient to acquire a blasters permit)

» Be physically capable of performing the duties of an Oilwell Blaster

» Have government issued photo identification (i.e., driver’s license, passport, etc.) to write the interprovincial examination

If you are taking the course for general informational purposes there are no prerequisites or examinations. You will not be eligible for an interprovincial certificate, but you will receive a Record of Attendance letter upon completion.

APPLICATION PROCESS

An application form is available at enform.ca. Your application must be approved at least two working days prior to the start of the course.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Safe storage• Transportation• Shop handling and wellsite handling of explosives• Related regulations

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the written exam, you will receive an industry-standard Certificate of Completion that is valid for five years.

Enform also issues an interprovincial Oilwell Blaster’s permit, valid throughout the Yukon, Northwest Territories, Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba, to those who successfully completing the prescribed interprovincial Oilwell Blaster’s examination.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYTuesday, February 03Wednesday, March 09Wednesday, April 20

Wednesday, May 18Wednesday, June 22Wednesday, August 17

Wednesday, September 28Wednesday, October 19Wednesday, December 14

NISKUThursday, January 21Wednesday, February 17Wednesday, April 06

Wednesday, May 04Wednesday, June 08Wednesday, July 13

Wednesday, September 07Wednesday, October 05Wednesday, November 16


OIL PRODUCTION OPERATOR


Through a combination of classroom theory and hands-on training, you will gain an understanding of the duties and responsibilities of a battery operator, including safe operation practices, the processes involved and how to operate typical oil battery equipment. This course provides a 50% classroom theory portion and 50% hands-on training portion.

DESIGNED FOR

Oil battery operators, technologists and technicians or anyone wanting to enhance their skills in oil battery operations.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Separators• Treaters• Wellhead equipment• Pumping equipment• Flowlines• Battery equipment• All major measurement devices and practices• Production reporting• General safety

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• Hard hat• Protective footwear• Safety glasses• Fire retardant coveralls

DELIVERY


COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Gas Production Operator – Pg. 23• Oil and Gas Production Operator Basics – Pg. 31

COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUMonday, March 14Monday, June 13



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OILWELL PRODUCTION OPTIMIZATION


Learn more about the process of production optimization using practical examples in a workshop setting. This course will focus on efficiency strategies to help producers get the oil out of the ground easily and inexpensively.

DESIGNED FOR

Operators, foremen, engineers and technologists who wish to maximize production using existing artificial lift equipment.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Acoustic fluid level testing• Annular fluid gradients• Inflow Performance Relationships (IRPs)• Bottomhole pressure buildup systems• Dynamometer surveys• Pumping systems design• Control systems• Safety issues

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Artificial Lift Systems – Pg. 8

COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUThursday, May 19 Thursday, November 03


OSSA BASIC SAFETY ORIENTATION (BSO)


As of July 1, 2015 the new Basic Safety Orientaiton (BSO) will replace the OSSA Regional Orientation (ORO) and Construction Safety Training System (CSTS) courses as a pre-site access requirement at participating member work sites.

This interactive training session is designed to actively engage participants with an emphasis on taking personal responsibility for workplace safety.

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYThursday, January 07Thursday, January 14Thursday, January 21Thursday, January 28Thursday, February 04Thursday, February 11Thursday, February 18Thursday, February 25Thursday, March 03Thursday, March 10Thursday, March 17Thursday, March 24Tuesday, March 31Thursday, April 07Thursday, April 14Thursday, April 21Thursday, April 28

Thursday, May 05Thursday, May 12Thursday, May 26Thursday, June 02Thursday, June 09Thursday, June 16Thursday, June 23Thursday, June 30Thursday, July 07Thursday, July 14Thursday, July 21Thursday, July 28Thursday, August 04Thursday, August 11Thursday, August 18Thursday, August 25Thursday, September 01

Thursday, September 08Thursday, September 15Thursday, September 22Thursday, September 29Thursday, October 06Thursday, October 13Thursday, October 20Thursday, October 27Thursday, November 03Thursday, November 10Thursday, November 17Thursday, November 24Thursday, December 01Thursday, December 08Thursday, December 15Thursday, December 22

NISKUThursday, January 07Thursday, January 14Thursday, January 21Thursday, January 28Thursday, February 04Thursday, February 11Thursday, February 18Thursday, February 25Thursday, March 03Thursday, March 10Thursday, March 17Thursday, March 24Tuesday, March 31Thursday, April 07Thursday, April 14Thursday, April 21Thursday, April 28

Thursday, May 05Thursday, May 12Thursday, May 19Thursday, May 26Thursday, June 02Thursday, June 09Thursday, June 16Thursday, June 23Thursday, June 30Thursday, July 07Thursday, July 14Thursday, July 21Thursday, July 28Thursday, August 04Thursday, August 11Thursday, August 18Thursday, August 25

Thursday, September 01Thursday, September 08Thursday, September 15Thursday, September 22Thursday, September 29Thursday, October 06Thursday, October 13Thursday, October 20Thursday, October 27Thursday, November 03Thursday, November 10Thursday, November 17Thursday, November 24Thursday, December 01Thursday, December 08Thursday, December 15Thursday, December 22


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PETROLEUM COMPETENCY PROGRAM (PCP) – COMPETENCY ASSESSOR TRAINING


Enform provides training for Competency Assessors and administers the competency certification process.

Assessor training covers topics such as the definition of competencies, theory and know-how of performing assessments, the administrative process, dealing with common problems, and a comparison of units, outcomes and performance criteria.

The monitoring process includes maintaining assessment records, responding to inquiries from candidates, certifying successful candidates, participating in the PCP and directing auditor activities

PREREQUISITES

Applicants must have a valid occupation certificate in one of the following designated occupations:

» Snubbing Services Supervisor » Well Testing Services Supervisor » Oil and Gas Transportation Services

APPLICATION PROCESS

Before you are able to become certified as an assessor, you must:

» Successfully complete an audit of the first competency assessment performed (additional audit fees apply)

» Complete the required number of assessments over the three year certification period

Please contact Enform at [email protected] or 1.800.667.5557 to complete the application for Petroleum Competency Program Assessor Training.

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the PCP Assessor Training requirements, you will be issued a certificate that is valid for three years.

Upon successful completion of the PCP Candidate requirements, you will be issued a certificate that is valid for five years.

CERTIFICATE RENEWAL

Email [email protected] or call 1.800.667.5557 for information.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYTuesday, March 29 Tuesday, September 20 Tuesday, November 08


PETROLEUM EXPLORATION LAND AND LEASING


Learn about oil and gas exploration through various geophysical and seismic methods. You will also learn how governments and oil companies offer and acquire crude oil and natural gas mineral rights, and how leases for wells are located.

DESIGNED FOR

Individuals who want to learn more about oil and gas exploration or individuals completing the courses in Canada’s Oil and Gas Industry Program

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Drilling Equipment and Well Completion – Pg. 17• Petroleum Industry Overview – Pg. 35• Production, Processing and Transportation of


PETROLEUM INDUSTRY OVERVIEW


Gain a broad introduction to the oil and gas industry from both a Canadian and global perspective. The program also covers origins of oil and gas.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Drilling rig overview• Hoisting system• Rotary circulation system• Blowout system• Prevention system• Power system

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION


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RELATED COURSES

• Drilling Equipment and Well Completion – Pg. 17• Petroleum Exploration, Land and Leasing – Pg. 35• Production, Processing and Transportation of


PETROLEUM SAFETY TRAINING (PST 2.0) – CLASSROOM


Petroleum Safety Training (PST) is an introductory online course for all employees. This course provides a general introduction and overview of health and safety hazards and how to control them. It discusses the legal framework that employers must follow and focuses on workers’ and employers’ responsibilities with respect to health and safety at work.

DESIGNED FOR

New hires to the petroleum industry or experienced workers, supervisors and managers who would like a refresher on safety

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Petroleum industry processes overview• Rights and responsibilities • Hazard recognition, assessment and control • Personal protective equipment and clothing • Education, training and competency • Safety communication • Emergency response planning and incident reporting • Special topics in the petroleum industry

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon completion, a registrant can print a program completion report. A permanent certificate will be mailed to the address provided on your student profile within two weeks, and does not expire.

COURSE SCHEDULE

Contract course. Email [email protected] for information.

PETROLEUM SAFETY TRAINING (PST 2.0) – ONLINE


Petroleum Safety Training (PST) is an introductory online course for all employees. This course provides a general introduction and overview of health and safety hazards and how to control them. It discusses the legal framework that employers must follow and focuses on workers’ and employers’ responsibilities with respect to health and safety at work.

DESIGNED FOR

New hires to the petroleum industry or experienced workers, supervisors and managers who would like a refresher on safety.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Petroleum industry processes overview• Rights and responsibilities • Hazard recognition, assessment and control • Personal protective equipment and clothing • Education, training and competency • Safety communication • Emergency response planning and incident reporting • Special topics in the petroleum industry

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION

Upon completion, a registrant can print a program completion report. A permanent certificate will be mailed to the address provided on your student profile within two weeks.

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POWERLINE SAFETY AND AWARENESS


Learn how to protect yourself and your coworkers from coming in contact with overhead and underground power lines. If you move equipment or other high loads on roadways, you will learn how to identify and avoid power line hazards.

DESIGNED FOR

Individuals working in close proximity to power lines.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Avoiding contact with overhead and underground power lines• Safely moving equipment and high loads on roadways• Responding to emergencies

DELIVERY

Online

NOTE

Once registered, you will have 90 days to complete this online program.

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Complete that does not expire.

PRODUCTION, PROCESSING AND TRANSPORTATION OF OIL AND GAS


Learn how oil and gas is recovered from a well, collected and transported to surface facilities for processing. You will also learn about oil sands production and how oil and gas pipelines are built and operated.

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that does not expire

RELATED COURSES

• Drilling Equipment and Well Completion – Pg. 17• Petroleum Exploration, Land and Leasing – Pg. 35• Petroleum Industry Overview – Pg. 35• Refining and Marketing in Oil and Gas – Pg. 37

REFINING AND MARKETING IN OIL AND GAS


Learn how oil refineries and petrochemical plants change crude oil and natural gas into useful products. Gain insight into global oil and gas markets and find out how oil and gas products are marketed to consumers in Canada.

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Drilling Equipment and Well Completion – Pg. 17• Petroleum Exploration, Land and Leasing – Pg. 35• Petroleum Industry Overview – Pg. 35• Production, Processing and Transportation of

Oil and Gas – Pg. 37

RIG TECHNICIAN TRAINING – LEVEL 1 – (MOTORMAN) B.C. RESIDENTS

Duration: 4 Weeks Cost: $875 Expiry: None

This is a comprehensive training course that is part of the Rig Technician Training BC Residents Program.

PREREQUISITES

» Be a registered Rig Technician apprentice in British Columbia » A fixed address in British Columbia

APPLICATION PROCESS

» Complete the B.C. Rig Technician application, available at enform.ca.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Industry, communication and leadership (15 hours including five learning modules)

• Rig safety and safety supervision (37 hours including six individual learning modules)

• Driving and loader safety (12 hours including ten individual learning modules)

• Tools and equipment (25 hours including ten individual learning modules)

• Power systems (31 hours including eleven individual learning modules)

• Fall protection• Confined space training• Blowout prevention equipment• Preventative maintenance• Rig move awareness

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COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this program, and the practical skills assessments and the Industry Training Authority’s written examinations, you will receive:

• A completion of Rig Technician Level 1 letter• An Enform Fall Protection for Rig Work Certificate that does

not expire.

RELATED COURSES

• First Line Supervisors Blowout Prevention – Pg. 22• Rig Technician Training – Level 2 (Derrickman)

B.C. Residents – Pg. 38• Rig Technician Training – Level 3 (Driller) B.C. Residents – Pg. 38• Second Line Supervisors Well Control – Pg. 41

COURSE SCHEDULE*

KELOWNAMonday, May 02


RIG TECHNICIAN TRAINING – LEVEL 2 – (DERRICKMAN) B.C. RESIDENTS

Duration: 4 Weeks Cost: $875 Expiry: None

This is a comprehensive training course that is part of the Rig Technition Training B.C. Residents Program.

PREREQUISITES

» Be a registered Rig Technician Apprentice in British Columbia » Have a fixed address in British Columbia

APPLICATION PROCESS

» Complete the B.C. Rig Technician application, available at enform.ca.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• CSA Approved hard hat with chin strap• CSA Approved seasonal footwear• CSA Approved safety glasses• Seasonal coveralls with reflective striping• Seasonal leather/cold weather gloves

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this program the practical skills assessments and the Industry Training Authority’s written examinations, you will receive a completion of Rig Technician Level 2 letter.

Upon successful completion of the First Line Supervisors Blowout Prevention curriculum and final exam, you will receive an Enform First Line Supervisors Blowout Prevention Certificate that is valid for three years.

RELATED COURSES

• Fall Protection for Rig Work – Pg. 20 • First Line Supervisors Blowout Prevention – Pg. 22

• Rig Technician Training – Level 1 (Motorman) B.C. Residents – Pg. 37

• Rig Technician Training – Level 3 (Driller) B.C. Residents – Pg. 38 • Second Line Supervisors Well Control – Pg. 41

COURSE SCHEDULE*



RIG TECHNICIAN TRAINING LEVEL 3 – (DRILLER) B.C. RESIDENTS

Duration: 4 weeks Cost: $875 Expiry: None

This is a comprehensive training course that is part of the Rig Technician Training B.C. Resident Program.

PREREQUISITES

» Be a registered Rig Technician Apprentice in British Columbia » Have a fixed B.C. address » Have successfully completed Level 1 and 2 of the Rig Technician

Training program in order to be eligible to write the Red Seal exam at the end of this program

APPLICATION PROCESS

» Complete the B.C. Rig Technician application, available at enform.ca

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Communications and leadership (14 hours including two individual learning modules)

• Rig management and safety (42 hours including seven individual learning modules)

• Rig operations (34 hours including nine individual learning modules)• Downhole operations (30 hours including five individual learning

modules)

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this program, the practical skills assessments and the Industry Training Authority’s written examinations, you will receive the Rig Technician Journeyman Red Seal Certificate.

RELATED COURSES

• Fall Protection for Rig Work – Pg. 20 • First Line Supervisors Blowout Prevention – Pg. 22 • Rig Technician Training – Level 1 (Motorman)

B.C. Residents – Pg. 37 • Rig Technician Training – Level 2 (Derrickman)

B.C. Residents – Pg. 38• Second Line Supervisors Well Control – Pg. 41

COURSE SCHEDULE*



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SAFETY MANAGEMENT AND REGULATORY AWARENESS (SARA)


Learn about your responsibilities and roles with respect to health and safety and regulatory compliance at the wellsite. This course will also discuss key legislated rules and industry practices for Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan, and you will receive an index with references for your further research.

This course has been developed in conjunction with the Drilling and Completions Committee (DACC) to assist industry in maintaining the minimum training levels identified in Industry Recognized Practice (IRP) 7: Standards for Wellsite Supervision of Drilling Completions and Workovers.

DESIGNED FOR

Wellsite Supervisors and prime contractors.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Responsibilities for health and safety legislation• Health and safety program elements• Supervisor’s role• Hazard identification• Risk assessment and control• Inspections• Incident investigation• Emergency response• Leadership skills

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the written exam, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

BROOKSMonday, May 02 Tuesday, October 11

CALGARYMonday, January 18Tuesday, February 16Monday, March 28Monday, April 04Monday, April 25Monday, May 02

Monday, May 16Tuesday, May 24Monday, June 27Monday, July 25Monday, August 29Monday, September 19

Tuesday, October 11Monday, October 24Monday, November 21Monday, December 19

ESTEVANMonday, April 18 Monday, May 16 Monday, September 12

GRANDE PRAIRIEMonday, April 11 Monday, May 02

KINDERSLEYTuesday, April 19

LLOYDMINSTERMonday, April 11Monday, February 01

Tuesday, September 06Monday, November 14

MEDICINE HATMonday, April 11 Monday, November 07

NISKUMonday, January 11Monday, February 22Monday, March 14Monday, April 18Monday, April 25

Monday, May 09Tuesday, May 24Monday, June 06Monday, July 11Monday, August 15

Tuesday, September 06Tuesday, October 11Monday, October 24Monday, November 07Monday, December 12

RED DEERMonday, March 28 Monday, April 25 Monday, September 26

SWIFT CURRENTTuesday, April 19

WEYBURNMonday, May 09 Monday, October 03


SAFETY MANAGEMENT AND REGULATORY AWARENESS REFRESHER (SARR)


This course is a recertification course designed to ensure that you maintain a high level of awareness of your responsibilities and roles with respect to safety management and regulatory compliance at the wellsite. Key legislated rules and industry practices for Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan are reviewed and summarized in an index with references for your further research.

This refresher course has been developed in conjunction with the Drilling and Completions Committee (DACC) to assist industry in maintaining the minimum training levels identified in Industry Recognized Practices (IRP) 7: Standards for Wellsite Supervision of Drilling Completions and Workovers.

DESIGNED FOR

Wellsite supervisors and prime contractors.

PREREQUISITES

» A valid Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness for Wellsite Supervision certificate, with a grade of 85% or higher on the written exam

» You must have a basic understanding of IRP 7 and the material covered in the full three-day version of this program

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Responsibilities for health and safety legislation health and safety program elements

• Supervisor’s role• Hazard identification• Risk assessment and control• Inspections• Incident investigation• Emergency response• Leadership skills

DELIVERY

Classroom

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COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Coiled Tubing Well Servicing Blowout Prevention – Pg. 15• First Line Supervisors Blowout Prevention – Pg. 22• Second Line Supervisors Well Control – Pg. 41• Well Service Blowout Prevention – Pg. 49

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYThursday, March 31Thursday, July 28

Thursday, September 01Thursday, September 22

Thursday, October 27

NISKUFriday, January 15Friday, February 26

Friday, May 27Thursday, June 09

Friday, December 16


SAFETY MANAGEMENT REGULATORY AWARENESS FOR WELLSITE SUPERVISION REFRESHER – ONLINE

Duration: 3 Hours Cost: $335 Expiry: 3 Years

This online course is a recertification course designed to ensure that you maintain a high level of awareness of your responsibilities and roles with respect to safety management and regulatory compliance at the wellsite. Key legislated rules and industry practices for Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan are reviewed and summarized in an index with references for your further research.

This refresher course has been developed in conjunction with the Drilling and Completions Committee (DACC) to assist industry in maintaining the minimum training levels identified in Industry Recognized Practices (IRP) 7: Standards for Wellsite Supervision of Drilling Completions and Workovers.

DESIGNED FOR

Wellsite supervisors and prime contractors.

PREREQUISITES

» A valid Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness for Wellsite Supervision certificate, with a grade of 85% or higher on the written exam

» You must have a basic understanding of IRP 7 and the material covered in the full three-day version of this program

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Responsibilities for health and safety legislation health and safety program elements

• Supervisor’s role• Hazard identification• Risk assessment and control• Inspections• Incident investigation• Emergency response• Leadership skills

DELIVERY

Online

Once registered, a student has 30 days to complete the course or the program expires.

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Coiled Tubing Well Servicing Blowout Prevention – Pg. 15• First Line Supervisors Blowout Prevention – Pg. 22• Second Line Supervisors Well Control – Pg. 41• Well Service Blowout Prevention – Pg. 49

SAFETY PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT


Gain an understanding of the fundamental elements found in an effective Health and Safety Management System (HSMS), and learn how to develop and implement a Safety Program that will meet the expectations of the Enform Health and Safety Certificate of Recognition (COR) Audit Protocol.

This course is required for the COR Program, and the Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR). It is also the first step for small employers intending to enter in the MECOR auditing process on their way to achieving a large employer COR.

DESIGNED FOR

Management, supervisors, safety professionals and those responsible for the development and/or implementation of safety programs.

PREREQUISITES

» If you are representing your company for SECOR purposes, you must be the owner, the most senior operational person or the employee most familiar with the overall work operation.

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TOPICS INCLUDE

• The benefits behind developing a HSMS• Management involvement and commitment• Hazard identification and risk assessments• Hazard control and the hierarchy of controls• Formal and site-specific hazard assessments• Workplace inspections and hazard reporting• Programs for preventative maintenance and hazardous products

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


RELATED COURSES

• Certified Health and Safety Auditor Program – Pg. 10 • Hazard Management – Pg. 26 • Incident and Accident Investigation – Pg. 26 • Injury Management/Return to Work – Pg. 27 • Introduction to OHS Legislation Training – Pg. 28• Petroleum Safety Training (PST 2.0) – Pg. 36

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYThursday, January 14Monday, February 08Monday, March 07Monday, April 04

Monday, May 16Wednesday, June 01Monday, August 08Thursday, September 08

Thursday, October 13Monday, November 07Monday, December 05

ESTEVANMonday, April 11 Monday, October 31

FORT ST. JOHNTuesday, February 16Tuesday, April 26

Wednesday, July 20Tuesday, October 04

GRANDE PRAIRIEMonday, May 02 Monday, November 21

LLOYDMINSTERThursday, March 31

MANITOBAMonday, March 07 Tuesday, August 30

NISKUThursday, January 21Monday, February 22Monday, March 14Monday, April 18

Monday, May 16Wednesday, June 08Monday, August 15Thursday, September 15

Thursday, October 20Monday, November 14Monday, December 12

RED DEERMonday, July 11


SECOND LINE SUPERVISOR’S WELL CONTROL (TEST WELL)


This course provides hands-on experience performing well control procedures and will help you develop skills in response to hole and equipment problems using live test well equipment at Enform’s training facility in Nisku.

DESIGNED FOR

Rig managers, well site supervisors, drilling engineers or drilling superintendents who are responsible for the execution and supervision of well control operations in the field.

PREREQUISITES

A valid Second Line Supervisor’s Well Control Certificate (can be expired but not exceeding one year) or one of the following:

» First Line Supervisor’s Blow Out Prevention Certificate » International Well Control Forum Certificate (Supervisory) » International Association of Drilling Contractors Certificate

(Supervisory) » United States of America, Department of Mines and Minerals

Service approved Well Control Certificate.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Purpose of well control• Understanding wellbore pressures• Leak-off tests• Over-pressure and kick warning signs• Causes of kicks• Kicks with oil based mud• Blowout prevention equipment and operation• Well control methods• Advanced well control situations, including:

• Managed pressure drilling and underbalanced wells• Horizontal and multi-lateral wells• High pressure high temperature wells• Case studies• Hands-on training at live test wells and computer based

simulators

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for two years from the expiry of your old certificate.

CERTIFICATE RENEWAL

Participants may attend this course up to three months in advance of the expiry of their certification. If the written exam mark is between 60% and 69%, the participant may rewrite the exam one time only within 30 days of the certifying test well. Rewrite fees apply.

RELATED COURSES

• First Line Supervisors Blowout Prevention – Pg. 22• International Well Control Training (IWCF) – Pg. 28• Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness for Well Site

Supervision (SARA) – Pg. 39

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NOTES

If the exam mark is below 60%, or both the original and rewrite failed but the participant has passed the test well, the participant need only repeat the classroom portion of the course and rewrite the exam. The classroom repeat must be done within 30 days of the certifying test well and classroom repeat fees apply.

• Test Well failures must be rescheduled within 30 days of the program.

• Fees may vary outside of Enform facilities• Government issued photo ID is required to write the exam.

Participants should be able to identify the appropriate techniques and procedures necessary for proper operation of equipment used in well control. Participants should also be able to apply wellbore pressure concepts, and well control strategies while on bottom, tripping and while out of the hole.

Participants are encouraged to have an Enform login in order to access the Enform site where they can start the online Horizontal Well Control Module. Enrolment staff will confirm if participants have an Enform login during registrations over the phone.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYMonday, January 11Monday, February 08Monday, February 22Monday, March 07Monday, March 21Monday, April 04Monday, April 18Monday, May 09Monday, May 16

Monday, May 30Monday, June 06Monday, June 20Monday, July 11Monday, July 25Tuesday, August 08Monday, August 22Tuesday, September 06Monday, September 19

Monday, September 26Tuesday, October 11Monday, October 17Monday, October 31Monday, November 07Monday, November 21Monday, November 28Monday, December 05Monday, December 12

NISKUSunday, January 10Sunday, January 17Monday, January 18Sunday, January 24Sunday, January 31Monday, February 01Sunday, February 07Monday, February 15Sunday, February 21Monday, February 29Sunday, March 06Sunday, March 13Monday, March 14Sunday, March 20Sunday, March 27Monday, March 28Sunday, April 03Sunday, April 10Sunday, April 17Sunday, April 24Saturday, April 30Sunday, May 01Sunday, May 08Sunday, May 15

Sunday, May 22Saturday, May 28Sunday, May 29Saturday, June 04Sunday, June 05Saturday, June 11Sunday, June 12Saturday, June 18Sunday, June 19Friday, June 24Saturday, June 25Monday, July 04Tuesday, July 05Sunday, July 10Sunday, July 17Saturday, July 18Sunday, July 24Monday, August 01Sunday, August 07Sunday, August 14Monday, August 15Saturday, August 20Sunday, August 21Saturday, August 27

Sunday, August 28Saturday, September 03Sunday, September 04Saturday, September 10Sunday, September 11Saturday, September 17Sunday, September 18Saturday, September 24Sunday, September 25Saturday, October 01Sunday, October 02Saturday, October 08Sunday, October 09Saturday, October 15Sunday, October 16Saturday, October 22Sunday, October 23Saturday, October 29Sunday, October 30Saturday, November 05Sunday, November 06Saturday, November 12Sunday, November 13Saturday, November 19

Sunday, November 20Saturday, November 26

Sunday, November 27Saturday, December 03

Sunday, December 04Sunday, December 11


SECOND LINE SUPERVISOR’S WELL CONTROL REFRESHER


This refresher course is an intensive, condensed version of the Second Line Supervisor’s Well control Certificate (Test Well) program. You will be given the opportunity to perform well control procedures and demonstrate the proper response to hole and equipment problems using test well equipment and simulators.

DESIGNED FOR

Rig managers, wellsite supervisors, drilling engineers or drilling superintendents responsible for the execution and supervision of well control operations in the field.

PREREQUISITES

» A valid Enform Second Line Supervisor’s Well Control Certificate (can be expired but not exceeding one year), with a minimum score of 85% on the written exam

» Completion of the pre-course online horizontal well control module

APPLICATION PROCESS

» To register, contact Enform by phone at 1.800.667.5557.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Purpose of well control• Understanding wellbore pressures• Leak-off tests• Over-pressure and kick warning signs• Causes of kicks• Kicks with oil-based mud• Blowout prevention equipment and operation• Well control methods• Advanced well control situations, including:• Managed pressure drilling and underbalanced wells• Horizontal and multi-lateral wells• High pressure high temperature wells• Case studies• Hands-on training at live test wells and with computer based

simulators

DELIVERY


COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for two years from the expiry of your old certificate.

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NOTES

Participants may attend this course up to three months in advance of the expiry of their certification. If the written exam mark is between 60% and 69%, the participant may rewrite the exam one time only within 30 days of the certifying test well. Rewrite fees apply.

If the exam mark is below 60%, or both the original and rewrite failed but the participant has passed the test well, the participant need only repeat the classroom portion of the course and rewrite the exam. The classroom repeat must be done within 30 days of the certifying test well and classroom repeat fees apply.

Test Well failures must be rescheduled and successfully completed within 30 days of the original class program day five. If not completed within 30 days, the full five day program must be completed. Full course fees apply.

• Fees may vary outside of Enform facilities• Government issued photo ID is required to write the exam

Participants should be able to identify the appropriate techniques and procedures necessary for proper operation of equipment used in well control. Participants should also be able to apply wellbore pressure concepts, and well control strategies while on bottom, tripping and while out of the hole.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUMonday, January 25Monday, February 22Monday, March 28Monday, April 25

Monday, May 23Tuesday, June 28Monday, July 25Monday, August 15

Sunday, September 25Sunday, October 23Sunday, November 27


SEISMIC BLASTER SAFETY TRAINING


Learn about the principles of seismic exploration and gain an understanding of the safety practices behind blasting activities.

This course has been developed in conjunction with the Canadian Association of Geophysical Contractors (CAGC) and government representatives from Western Canada to provide a minimum industry training standard for blasting in seismic exploration.

DESIGNED FOR

Workers engaged in seismic shot-hole drilling and blasting activities

PREREQUISITES

» You must be at least 18 years of age » You must present government issued photo identification (i.e.,

driver’s license, passport, etc.) at the start of the course » Have a minimum of six months hands-on experience as a

blaster’s assistant in the past 36 months immediately preceding the course date

» Be able to communicate effectively in English, both orally and in writing

» Have completed the prescribed Seismic Blaster Safety Training application form and possess current Standard First Aid certification or equivalent

Note: You may also take this course solely for general informational purposes. In this case, there are no prerequisites and no written examination, and only an Enform Record of Attendance will be issued.

APPLICATION PROCESS

» Complete the Seismic Blaster Safety Training application form. Applications must be received for approval by Enform at least two working days prior to the course date

» A separate application form is to be submitted to Saskatchewan Industry and Resources by the participant or employer following successful completion of the Enform training course in order to obtain the Saskatchewan permit. This application must be accompanied by a copy of the Enform training certificate, as well as a copy of the participant’s current Standard First Aid Certificate

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Principles of seismic exploration• Seismic explosives and accessories• Storage and transportation• Safe work practices• Government regulations

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the written examination, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for five years.

Enform also issues an interprovincial Seismic Blaster’s permit, valid throughout the Yukon, Northwest Territories, Alberta, British Columbia and Manitoba to those who successfully completing the prescribed interprovincial Seismic Blaster’s examination.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYTuesday, January 19Tuesday, March 15

Tuesday, May 17Tuesday, September 13

Tuesday, November 15

NISKUTuesday, February 16Tuesday, April 19

Tuesday, July 12Tuesday, October 18

Tuesday, December 13


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SEISMIC FIELD OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR (SFOS) LEVEL 1


Gain the necessary knowledge and skills for field supervision of employees.

This course has been developed in conjunction with the Canadian Association of Geophysical Contractors (CAGC) and regulatory agencies in Western Canada to provide a petroleum industry training standard for geophysical supervision.

DESIGNED FOR

Anyone who will be engaged in field supervision or for individuals who want a better understanding of the challenges faced by supervisors on a day-to-day basis.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Seismic operations overview• Legislated and industry responsibilities• Health, safety and environmental management systems• Training and competency• Hazard assessment and control• Emergency response plans• Incident reporting and investigation• Injury management• Supervisor competency

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the written examination, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that does not expire.

Candidates completing this course will be required to become CAGC members. A three-year membership is included in the program fee.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYTuesday, March 22 Tuesday, May 24 Tuesday, October 04


SEISMIC PERMIT AGENT


Understand the necessary knowledge and skills to conduct permitting activities in a professional and ethical manner.

This course has been developed in conjunction with the Canadian Association of Geophysical Contractors (CAGC) and regulatory agencies in Western Canada to provide a petroleum industry training standard for geophysical permitting.

DESIGNED FOR

Anyone who will be engaged in identifying, contacting and negotiating with landowners and special interest groups with respect to land access, line fees and damages associated with geophysical exploration projects.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Geophysical operations• Agricultural practices• Initial and field assessments• Geophysical permits and releases• Personal safety

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of a written examination, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that does not expire.

Candidates completing this four-day course are required to become a CAGC member. A three-year membership is included in the program fee.

COURSE SCHEDULE

Course scheduled based on industry needs.

SMALL EMPLOYER CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION (SECOR) REFRESHER

Duration: 2 Hours Cost: $195 Expiry: 3 Years

This online workshop is intended to assist employers with the submission of their Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) self-assessment audit.

DESIGNED FOR

This is a qualifying health and safety course for health and safety for an owner or senior manager of a company holding a Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) who needs to maintain their SECOR status by completing a qualifying course. The other courses currently available to SECOR companies to maintain their COR are:

• Hazard Management – Pg. 26• Incident and Accident Investigation – Pg. 26• Introduction to OHS Legislation Training – Pg. 28

PREREQUISITES

» Hold a Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) or be working towards one

» Have successfully completed Safety Program Development within the last three years

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TOPICS INCLUDE

• Submission requirements of the annual SECOR self-audit• Review of the eight elements found in an effective Health and

Safety Management System (HSMS)• Appropriate sampling methods and examples of effective

document templates

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive a certificate valid for three years.

RELATED COURSES

• Hazard Management – Pg. 26• Incident and Accident Investigation – Pg. 26• Introduction to OHS Legislation Training – Pg. 28• Petroleum Safety Training (PST) – Pg. 36• Safety Program Development – Pg. 40

SPECIAL OILFIELD BOILERS

Duration: 3 Days Cost: $850 Expiry: 1 Year

Learn how to identify the components, operation and field maintenance of the oilfield boiler and apply necessary troubleshooting and general safety procedures.

DESIGNED FOR

Rig personnel requiring a general knowledge of the safe operation of an oilfield boiler with a capacity of up to 1,000 kw, and for participants wanting to write the Alberta Boilers Safety Association (ABSA) Special Oilwell Operator exam.

PREREQUISITES

To qualify for the examination, participants must meet the following ABSA criteria:

» Six months’ experience in an installation that involves a boiler or boilers operating as part of a transportable power plant at a drilling or hydrocarbon production site, OR;

» This Enform course is a preparatory program for individuals challenging the ABSA examination

APPLICATION PROCESS


» Participants are required to fill out the ABSA application form and submit it to Enform by email to [email protected] at least 21 days prior to the Special Oilfield Boilers program

» Once Enform approves your application, we will submit it to ABSA on your behalf. The completed application form must be approved by ABSA in order to write the examination at the end of this course.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Boiler regulations, and basic principles• Design of wellsite boilers• Boiler construction and materials• Parts• Boiler fittings• Combustion and firing equipment• Automatic boiler controls• Boiler water treatment, operation and maintenance• Pumps and injections• Boiler operation, troubleshooting and maintenance• Safety around boilers

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the exam that is conducted by the Alberta Boilers Safety Association (ABSA), you will be certified by ABSA as a Special Oilwell Operator. The ABSA Certificate is valid for one year and is renewable by paying a yearly fee.

For more information on ABSA Power Engineering, visit their website at absa.ca.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUMonday, January 11Wednesday, February 17Monday, March 21Monday, April 18Monday, May 09

Monday, June 06Monday, July 18Monday, August 15Wednesday, September 07Monday, October 17

Monday, November 07Monday, December 05


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THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY IN CANADA


Gain a complete overview of petroleum industry operations as well as the origins and current contributions to Canada’s energy sector.

DESIGNED FOR

Administrative assistants, professionals, clerical personnel, new employees or anyone looking for a general industry overview.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• The petroleum industry’s contribution to energy in Canada• The origins of oil and gas• Prospecting for petroleum• Drilling and completions• Production• Transportation and marketing

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION


This course qualifies for 13 hours of Continuing Education credits with the Alberta Insurance Council.

RELATED COURSES

• Introduction to Oil and Gas Production and Equipment – Pg. 29

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYThursday, March 10 Thursday, September 22 Thursday, December 08


TRANSPORTATION OF DANGEROUS GOODS

Duration: 0.5 Day Cost: $95 Expiry: 3 years

This half-day training course introduces participants to the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Act and regulations. Students will learn the requirements for receiving, handling, transporting and shipping dangerous goods, as well as the appropriate response in emergency situations such as spills or accidents.

DESIGNED FOR

• New employees• Updating personnel with previous TDG training• Individuals involved in the transportation and handling of

dangerous goods

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Federal legislation governing the transport of dangerous goods• Classification of dangerous goods• UN numbers and placards• Documentation requirements• Safe handling• Incident reporting• Emergency Response Assistance Plans (ERAP)

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYTuesday, March 08Tuesday, May 10

Tuesday, August 23Tuesday, November 29


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VAPOUR PLUME IGNITION


Learn to safely and effectively deal with uncontrolled vapour plumes (from wells, pipelines, production and/or storage facilities).

DESIGNED FOR

This course has been updated to prepare all ignition team members to deal with this hazard. As per AER’s Directive 071, all ignition teams should have certified ignition training from Enform.

TOPICS INCLUDE

Day One:

• Emergency response and public safety assessment• Operational considerations affecting plume release• Plume development and dispersion factors• Pre-ignition hazard assessment• Plume ignition equipment and procedures

Day Two:

• Additional theory• Field practical exercise• Various ignition devices are discussed• Written exam

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• CSA approved hard hat• CSA approved seasonal footwear• CSA approved safety glasses• Flame-resistant protective coveralls or clothing• Seasonal leather gloves

NOTES

» Enform has a limited number of free “loaner” flare pistols for student use. Each student will receive 10 flare cartridges – this $250.00 value is now included in the program fee. Students may bring their own flare pistol but are required to demonstrate to the instructor that their personal flare is in good working order.

» It is recommended that all students bring rain gear in the event of poor weather.

DELIVERY


The afternoon session at the Genesse ignition site allows the students to experience hands on “live fire” ignition training. Students will practice hazard assessment techniques and then ignite several vapour plumes (propane).

COMPLETION

Participants must successfully demonstrate practical skills and complete the theoretical examination with a grade of 80% or higher. With the successful completion of this course, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUThursday, April 21Thursday, May 26

Thursday, June 16Thursday, July 21

Thursday, September 22Thursday, October 13


VIRTUAL RIG EXPERIENCE (VRE) 2.0

Duration: 4 hours

Cost: $100

Expiry: None

Learn about drilling rig components and operations through an easy-to-use multimedia presentation that incorporates video and graphics to address every aspect of the typical drilling rig.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Drilling rig overview• Hoisting system• Rotary circulation system• Blowout system• Prevention system• Power system

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION


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WELLHEAD BOOM TRUCK OPERATOR


Learn about the safe operation of wellhead boom trucks. This program covers boom truck inspections, safe operating practices, rules and responsibilities, reading and using capacity charts, wire rope, rigging safety and hands-on-boom operation.

DESIGNED FOR

Personnel engaged in wellhead pumping wireline, coiled tubing operations, snubbing and perforating operations, and rig up and rig out slant service rig operations.

PROVINCIAL RECOGNITION

» Alberta – This course has been approved by Alberta Advanced Education as meeting the training requirement for Wellhead Boom Truck Operator certification.

» To work as a Wellhead Boom Truck Operator in Alberta, a person has three options: » Become a Registered Apprentice – a Registered

Apprentice would use the Apprenticeship Training Program

» Become a certified Journeyperson » Hold a recognized trade certificate – the Qualification

Certificate Program is one method of obtaining a trade certificate

» Saskatchewan – The Alberta Advanced Education Wellhead Boom Truck Operator certification is also accepted by the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission for wellhead operations in Saskatchewan.

» British Columbia – Enform’s Wellhead Boom Truck Operator training certificate is endorsed by WorkSafeBC for wellhead operations in British Columbia; however, operators must register with the British Columbia Association of Crane Safety (BCACS) before they can work in British Columbia. Please visit the BCACS website at bcacs.ca for more information.

APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING PROGRAM

Candidates who reside in Alberta wishing to pursue an apprenticeship for this craft must first submit a completed Apprenticeship Application Form to Alberta Advanced Education for approval. Application forms are available from any Alberta Advanced Education Career Development Centre or at tradesecrets.alberta.ca.

Upon acceptance as a Registered Apprentice, the candidate may register for this course and examination. Additional information on Wellhead Boom Truck Operator certification is available at the Alberta Advanced Education web site at tradesecrets.alberta.ca.

Upon successful completion of this course, practical skills assessment and an Alberta Learning written examination, candidates will receive an Enform training certificate. Upon successful completion of all apprenticeship requirements (one 12-month period including a minimum of 100 hours on-the-job training), the candidate must apply to Alberta Advanced Education to receive an Alberta Wellhead Boom Truck Operator Journeyman Certificate from Alberta Advanced Education.

QUALIFICATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

To enrol in the Qualification Certificate Program, you must:

» Have at least 150 hours and 18 months of hands-on work experience as a wellhead boom truck operator. (Time spent on supervisory or foreman duties, counter work, heading the tool crib, or at training courses is NOT credited as hands-on work experience.)

» Complete the Qualification Certificate Program Application located at tradesecrets.alberta.ca and submit it to an Apprenticeship and Industry Training Office.

There are two options:

Option #1:

Pay the required fees as identified on the application noted above. This application fee covers the verification and assessment of the applicant’s work experience hours/months as well as one attempt at the Qualification Certificate theory examination, which is scheduled by Alberta Advanced Education. The Qualification Certificate practical examination requires a separate fee as identified on the application noted above and is also scheduled by Alberta Advanced Education.

Option #2:

Pay the required fees as identified on the application noted above. This application fee covers the verification and assessment of the applicant’s work experience hours/months as well as one attempt at the Qualification Certificate theory examination. Register for an Enform Wellhead Boom Truck Operator course, which includes the written examination. (Note: This must be coordinated through Alberta Industry Training prior to registering for the Enform course.)

NOTES

» Prior to registering for the Enform course, applicants must have their work experience verified by Apprenticeship and Industry Training Office.

» Visit Trade Secrets Alberta to view the exam counseling sheets, textbook and resource listings at tradesecretsalberta.ca.

» Students are expected to punctually attend all five days of the course. Course starts at 8 a.m. Participants who are late may be refused admission. If a student missed a significant portion of the essential course content, then they may be asked to leave and not be certified.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• CSA Approved hard hat• CSA Approved seasonal footwear• CSA Approved safety glasses• Flame-resistant protective coveralls or clothing• Seasonal leather gloves

Please ensure you bring your own equipment

DELIVERY


This course can also be delivered as a contract course. Please email [email protected] for information.

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COURSE SCHEDULE*

NISKUMonday, March 28Monday, April 18Monday, May 02Monday, May 16

Monday, June 06Monday, June 20Monday, July 11Monday, August 22

Monday, September 19Monday, October 03Monday, October 24Monday, November 14


WELL SERVICE BLOWOUT PREVENTION


Learn the procedures for well killing operations on the service rig.

DESIGNED FOR

Drillers on a service rig, Service Rig Managers and Wellsite Supervisors, as per IRP7

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Sources and magnitude of pressures• Causes of kicks• BOP equipment• Kick warning signs• Crew positions and duties• Well shut-in procedures• Well killing procedures• Calculations and government regulations

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

For locations outsde Calgary and Nisku students must provide their own personal protection equipment (PPE).

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for five years.

You may attend this course up to three months in advance of the expiry of your certification, then upon successful completion you will receive a certificate dated five years from the expiry of your old certificate.

CERTIFICATE RENEWAL

Participants renewing their valid Well Service Blowout Prevention Certificate for the first time after five years may challenge the exam.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

BRANDONMonday, April 11

BROOKSMonday, April 18 Monday, October 31

CALGARYMonday, January 25Monday, February 22Monday, March 07Monday, March 14Monday, April 04Monday, April 11

Monday, April 25Monday, May 16Monday, May 30Monday, June 20Monday, July 18Monday, August 22

Monday, September 12Monday, September 26Monday, October 24Monday, October 31Monday, November 21Monday, December 12

ESTEVANMonday, April 04Monday, April 25

Monday, May 09Monday, September 19

Monday, November 14

FORT ST. JOHNMonday, January 25 Monday, May 02

GRANDE PRAIRIEMonday, March 28Monday, April 18

Monday, August 22Monday, September 19

Monday, October 17

KINDERSLEYMonday, March 28

LLOYDMINSTERMonday, March 28 Monday, April 18

Monday, May 09 Monday, September 12

Monday, October 17

MEDICINE HATMonday, March 14Monday, May 09

Monday, October 03Monday, November 21

NISKUMonday, January 04Monday, February 08Monday, March 07Monday, March 14Monday, April 04Monday, April 25

Monday, May 02Monday, May 16Monday, May 30Monday, June 20Monday, July 04Monday, August 08

Monday, September 12Monday, October 17Monday, November 14Monday, December 05

RED DEERMonday, April 04Monday, May 02

Monday, May 16Monday, September 19

Monday, October 17

SWIFT CURRENTSunday, April 03


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WILDLIFE AWARENESS


This course provides field workers with the basic knowledge for working safely in remote and wilderness habitats, while promoting the safe co-existence with wildlife. This highly interactive, internet-based program is suitable for novice, intermediate and supervisory level workers. The program delivery format makes ample use of multi-media in a variety of situations.

This course is endorsed by the Canadian Association of Geophysical Contractors (CAGC), Canadian Association Petroleum Producers (CAPP), Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC), and Sustainable Resource Development (SRD).

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Regulations for wildlife protection• Large ungulates• Noxious plants and insects, spiders and reptiles• Transmissible diseases associated with wildlife contact• Bear types and behaviors• Other carnivores

DELIVERY

Online

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, a registrant can print a program completion report. A permanent certificate that does not expire, will be mailed to the address provided on the student profile within two weeks.

WORKING SAFELY ON ICE


This course examines the different types of ice, the factors influencing load bearing capacity, construction uses and ice integrity.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Identifying hazards when working on ice• Determination of mitigating controls to ensure safety of all

workers• Safe operating procedures required when working on ice

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION


COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYWednesday, February 10 Wednesday, October 12


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WORKPLACE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INFORMATION SYSTEMS (WHMIS) FUNDAMENTALS


NOTE

This half-day classroom training in WHMIS is based on the current 2015 legislation GHS and meets the legislated requirements for general WHMIS training. Employers must also provide workplace-specific training and instruction for each of the hazardous products in the workplace.

DESIGNED FOR

All workers who work with hazardous products or who may be exposed to a hazardous product as part of their work activities must learn about hazard information for those products.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• General knowledge and skills to work safely around hazardous materials

• Identify WHMIS responsibilities of suppliers, employers, and workers

• WHMIS pictograms and the types of hazards each represents• Worker education, workplace labeling and Material Safety Data

Sheets (MSDS), Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and know how to locate various types of information when reviewing an MSDS or SDS

• WHMIS exemptions for suppliers and importers

DELIVERY

Classroom

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that does not expire. An annual refresher training is recommended.

COURSE SCHEDULE*

CALGARYTuesday, March 08Tuesday, May 10

Tuesday, August 23Tuesday, November 29


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INDEXA

Artificial Lift Systems ..................................................................8

B

Bear Awareness ........................................................................8

Buried Facilities Locator – Basic ................................................8

Buried Facilities Locator – Seismic ............................................9

C

CAODC Service Rig Assessors .................................................9

Cathodic Protection Rectifier Course ......................................10

Certified Health and Safety Auditor Program ...........................10

Certified Health and Safety Auditor Program – Renewal .........11

Chainsaw Faller Competency Program ...................................12

Chainsaw Faller Competency Program Level 1 – Chainsaw Basics .....................................................................12

Chainsaw Faller Competency Program Level 2 – Faller Entry ...............................................................................12

Chainsaw Faller Competency Program Level 3 – Faller Evaluation .......................................................................13

Chainsaw Faller Competency Program – Level 4 – Faller Tutor ...............................................................................13

Chainsaw Faller Competency Program – Oil and Gas Faller Challenge ....................................................14

Chainsaw Faller Competency Program – Oil and Gas Faller Recertification .............................................14

Chainsaw Faller Competency Program – Qualified Supervisor Trainer (QST) ...........................................15

Coiled Tubing Well Servicing Blowout Prevention ....................15

Completions and Workovers ...................................................16

D

Detection and Control of Flammable Substances ...................17

Drilling Equipment and Well Completion ..................................17

E

Electronic General Safety Orientation (eGSO) ..........................18

Electrical Maintenance Training ...............................................18

Electrical Maintenance Training Refresher ...............................18

Escort Vehicle Operator ...........................................................19

F

Fall Protection – General ..........................................................19

Fall Protection for Rig Work .....................................................20

Fall Rescue for Rig Work .........................................................20

Fire and Explosion Prevention Advanced Training for IRP 18 ....................................................................21

First Aid – Level A CPR – Emergency ......................................21

First Aid – Level A CPR – Standard .........................................22

First Line Supervisors Blowout Prevention ..............................22

G

Gas Production Operator ........................................................23

General Entry Level Safety (GELS) ...........................................24

H

H2S Alive® ................................................................................24

Hazard Management ...............................................................26

I

Incident and Accident Investigation .........................................26

Injury Management/Return to Work ........................................27

Instructional Skills Workshop (ISW)..........................................27

International Well Control Training (IWCF) ................................28

Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety Legislation Training .......................................................28

Introduction to Oil and Gas Production and Equipment ..........29

L

Leadership and Communication .............................................29

N

Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM) Awareness ...............................................................................30

Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM) Awareness – eLearning ...........................................................30

O

Oil and Gas Production Operator Basics .................................31

Oilfield Driver Awareness (ODA) ...............................................31

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Oilfield Hauler ...........................................................................32

Oilfield Swamper ......................................................................32

Oil Perforators Safety Training..................................................32

Oil Production Operator ...........................................................33

Oilwell Production Optimization ...............................................34

OSSA Basic Safety Orientation (BSO) .....................................34

P

Petroleum Competency Program – Competency Assessor Training ...............................................35

Petroleum Exploration Land and Leasing ................................35

Petroleum Industry Overview ...................................................35

Petroleum Safety Training (PST 2.0) – Classroom ....................36

Petroleum Safety Training (PST 2.0) – Online ...........................36

Powerline Safety and Awareness ............................................37

Production, Processing and Transportation of Oil and Gas .....37

R

Refining and Marketing in Oil and Gas .....................................37

Rig Technician Training – Level 1 – (Motorman) B.C. Residents ......................................................37

Rig Technician Training – Level 2 – (Derrickman) B.C. Residents ....................................................38

Rig Technician Training Level 3 – (Driller) B.C. Residents .............................................................38

S

Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness (SARA) ........39

Safety Management and Regulatory Awareness Refresher (SARR) .....................................................................39

Safety Management Regulatory Awareness for Wellsite Supervision Refresher – Online ................................................40

Safety Program Development ..................................................40

Second Line Supervisor’s Well Control (Test Well) ............................................................41

Second Line Supervisor’s Well Control Refresher .............................................................42

Seismic Blaster Safety Training ................................................43

Seismic Field Operations Supervisor (SFOS) Level 1 ...............44

Seismic Permit Agent ..............................................................44

Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) Refresher .................................................................................44

Special Oilfield Boilers .............................................................45

T

The Petroleum Industry in Canada ..........................................46

Transportation of Dangerous Goods .......................................46

V

Vapour Plume Ignition ..............................................................47

Virtual Rig Experience (VRE) 2.0 ..............................................47

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Wellhead Boom Truck Operator ..............................................48

Well Service Blowout Prevention .............................................49

Wildlife Awareness ...................................................................50

Working Safely on Ice ..............................................................50

Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS) Fundamentals ............................................51

OUR TRAINING COURSES KEEP YOU SAFE ON THE JOB SO YOU WON’T MISS

LIFE’S BEST MOMENTS.

Enform Course Guide 2016

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