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Further Information - Control of Work Awareness Level Training
Description
Course goal: This Control of Work Awareness Level Training course is designed to inform and train people to achieve a much higher level of understanding of roles, responsibilities and accountabilities within SSOW. It aims to ensure that all members of the global Oil and Gas workforce have a consistent and common understanding and approach to Control of Work to enable it to be consistently applied across the Industry.
Target Audience: Work Party Members
Sections:
Section 1: Course Overview
Section 2: Introduction to Safe Systems of Work (SSOW)
Section 3: Case Studies
Section 4: Work Control Certificates and Supporting Documentations
Section 5: SSOW Roles and Responsibilities
Section 6: Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
Section 7: Communication
Section 8: SSOW User
Section 9: Course Summary
Learning Objectives
Section 1: Introduction to Control of work
• State the purpose of a permit-to-work system
• Explain the principles of work control, and how work is controlled within typical permit-to-work systems
• Identify the main types of control of work documents (hot work, isolation certificates etc.) and explain their purpose and why they are cross-referenced to each other
• Identify the main roles within a typical permit-to-work system and the function of each role
Section 2: Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
• Define common risk assessment terminology
• Identify common ways of grouping oil and gas industry workplace hazards
• Give examples of work-related hazards and explain the associated risk element
• Explain the purpose of a task risk assessment
• Identify and explain the main steps of a typical task risk assessment process
• Identify and explain typical controls that would be put in place to eliminate or reduce such risks
Section 3: Controlling Work Activities
• Identify and explain typical steps in planning and preparing for the work activity/activities
• Explain the requirement to communicate effectively with everyone involved at the worksite (team briefings, toolbox talks etc)
• Explain why regular worksite visits and inspections are important
• Explain how unplanned changes to the work plan and changes to the workplace conditions can affect worksite safety; the PA’s responsibility to respond appropriately to the changes
Section 4: Handover, Work Suspension and Completion
• Explain the requirement for effective handovers
• Identify typical reasons for suspending work
• Identify typical steps in suspension of work
• Explain typical work completion requirements
• Explain how lessons learned from work activities should be captured and recorded
• Explain how waste from work activities can be managed according to local site rules
Assessment
Exam in the e-learning course
System Requirements
• Internet access - users will need a device with a web browser and internet connection
• System - runs on computers, tablets and mobile devices using Windows 7 and above and MAC OS devices running IOS 11 and above
• Browsers - Edge, Chrome, Firefox and Safari
• Minimum browser size - none
• Audio - requires device speaker or headphones
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