Course Outline

This program helps supervisors develop knowledge and skills to fulfill those  responsibilities  and be an effective leader. By completing this program, students  will understand  how safety supervisor responsibilities  apply to the oil and gas field, where it is important for safety concepts  and efforts  to be targeted  to onshore  and offshore  drilling

Required Courses:  28 (164 hours)

1.       700 Introduction to Safety Management  – 6 hours

2.       702 Effective Accident Investigation – 6 hours

3.       703 Introduction to OSH Training – 3 hours

4.       704 Hazard Analysis and Control – 5 hours

5.       705 Hazard Communication Program – 6 hours

6.       706 Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis – 6 hours

7.       709 Personal Protective Equipment – 5 hours

8.       710 Energy Control Program - LOTO – 6 hours

9.       711 Introduction to Ergonomics – 4 hours

10.     712 Safety Supervision and Leadership – 6 hours

11.     713 Confined Space Program – 7 hours

12.     714 Fall Protection  Program – 7 hours

13.     715 Electrical Safety for Technicians and Supervisors – 7 hours

14.     716 Safety Management  System Evaluation – 3 hours

15.     717 Emergency Action Plans – 4 hours

16.     726 Introduction to Machine Guarding – 5 hours

17.     750 Introduction to Industrial Hygiene – 5 hours

18.     751 Hearing Conservation Program Management – 6 hours

19.     755 Bloodborne Pathogens  Program Management – 3 hours

20.     802 Trench and Excavation Safety – 5 hours

21.     805 Fall Protection  in Construction – 8 hours

22.     901 Oil and Gas Hazard Awareness – 6 hours

23.     902 Well Site Preparation  & Drilling Safety – 8 hours

24.     903 Well Site Completion & Servicing Safety – 8 hours

25.     904 Oil and Gas Well Inspection – 10 hours

26.     906 Oil Spill Cleanup – 5 hours

27.     908 Offshore Oil and Gas Safety I – 6 hours

28.     909 Offshore Oil and Gas Safety II – 6 hours

Required Final Exam 

The AT must administer a written multiple-choice exam using one of the following options: 

1. Administer a 20-question exam after each individual course, or

2. Administer a 130-question exam after completing all required courses for the program 

The AT should hold a post-exam discussion to review each question and answer after all students

have completed their exam. Students must achieve a 70% score to pass the exam