Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST) Further Online Training (Adaptive) (OPITO Approved)

Informasjon

Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST) Further Online Training (Adaptive) – OPITO Approved

Target Audience

This course is intended for personnel who require awareness-level training for working in oil and gas operations. It is specifically designed for experienced offshore workers operating in the UK oil and gas industry.

Prerequisites

Candidates must be experienced offshore workers and/or hold a valid OPITO MIST Initial or MIST Further Training certificate.

To qualify for the MIST Further Training course, candidates must meet at least one of the following criteria:

• Hold a valid OPITO MIST Initial (2-day classroom) or MIST Further (online) training certificate.

• Hold a valid Vantage POB number and have previously worked offshore in the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) or internationally.

Before starting the course, candidates must complete a declaration confirming their previous offshore work experience, including details of their most recent offshore trip, such as the asset name, location and dates.

Candidates who do not meet at least one of the above criteria should not purchase or undertake this MIST Further Training course.

Candidates must also provide a valid Vantage number, photographic identification and date of birth before starting the training.

Identity Verification

Identity verification is required before the training begins. Accepted forms of identification include:

• Passport

• Driving licence

• Government-issued ID

Candidates must take a selfie while holding their ID. The name of the cardholder and the details on the ID must match and be clearly visible, with the ID positioned next to the candidate’s face.

The image submitted for verification will be deleted once the verification process has been completed.

Course Objectives

The aim of this OPITO-approved MIST Further Online Training course is to maintain candidates’ awareness of major accident hazards, workplace hazards and the associated controls found on offshore installations.

Candidates must demonstrate their knowledge and understanding in the following key areas:

• Major Accident Hazards

• Workplace Hazards and Personal Safety

• Risk Management

• Control of Work

• Helicopter Safety

Course Content

Unit 1 (OIS-248) – Major Accident Hazards

• The legislative framework surrounding the offshore environment

• Major hazards present in the offshore environment

• The significance of an installation’s Safety Case and personal access to the documentation

• The concept of Asset Integrity and employer and employee responsibilities

Unit 2 (OIS-249) – Workplace Hazards and Personal Safety

• Typical workplace hazards found in the offshore environment

• Relevant IOGP Life Saving Rules associated with typical workplace hazards

• Company-specific Life Saving or Golden Rules

• How personal actions can influence safety

• The role of safety committees, safety meetings and safety representatives offshore

Unit 3 (OIS-250) – Risk Management

• Risk assessment and risk management in an offshore environment

• Risk Intervention Systems

Unit 4 (OIS-251) – Control of Work

• The principles of a Safety Management System

• The principles and objectives of a Permit to Work (PTW) system

• How permits are generated

• Personal responsibility within the PTW system

Unit 5 (OIS-252) – Helicopter Safety

• Key principles of helicopter safety

• Roles and responsibilities in helicopter safety

Adaptive Assessment

The adaptive course begins with a pre-assessment designed to assess the candidate’s knowledge and understanding against the course learning objectives.

The system automatically identifies knowledge gaps and provides the candidate with the opportunity to review relevant sections, or the entire course, before completing a customised assessment.

Certification and Final Assessment

A pass mark of 100% is required to successfully complete the course.

Certification is valid for four years from the date of completion.