Intermediary Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Health in Oil & Gas
Course Length: 5 Days Course Dates:
TBA Venue: TBA
Course Description
Industrial
hygiene and occupational health is a vital component of an organisation’s
health and
safety management system for the effective management of operational risks.
This course builds practical experience for the oilfield, and adds
new skills to allow participants to apply occupational health (OH) and
industrial hygiene (IH) techniques in their workplaces. It includes short,
tutorials followed by many application exercises in our fictitious, but highly
realistic case study.
What You will Learn:
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Implement hazard (or stressor) characterization,
exposure assessment, and exposure controls
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Effectively embed health risk
assessment (HRA) and health impact assessment (HIA) into HSE management systems
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Embed the Human Factors Engineering (HFE) process
into projects
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Predict, explain, and interpret adverse ergonomic
health effects to workers
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Identify potential medical emergencies and develop
medical emergency response (MER) plans
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Evaluate fitness for duty (FFD)
good practices (including implementation of drug and alcohol policies)
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Possible causes of ill-health hazards during the
food handling cycle, the origins of water borne health hazards, and preparation
of preventive and corrective actions
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Implement procedures to prevent and respond to the
impacts of thermal extremes
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Describe the procedures and monitoring required
for IH including noise, vibration, chemical, and biological
agents, ionizing and non-ionizing radiation
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Procedures to identify and reduce risk of psycho/social agents
Who Should Attend:
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Industrial (Occupational) Hygienists who develop and
manage health programmes
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All managers, supervisors and those who are involved
with occupational health
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Production, maintenance, engineers and health and
safety personnel
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All personnel involved in purchasing and managing
hazardous substances
Course Outline
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Health risk assessment
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Health impact assessment
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Human factors engineering (HFE)
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Ergonomics
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Health and medical emergency facilities
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Food and water hygiene
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Thermal extremes
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Medical surveillance
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Psychological agents and social impacts
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Industrial hygiene
Prerequisite:
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Basic knowledge to the aspects of Industrial hygiene
and occupational health program