Why Attend This Training Course?

Safety inspections and audits are a critical part of a comprehensive safety and health program in which the workplace is evaluated closely on a regular basis. Both Quantitative and Qualitative audits are usually carried out to determine the effectiveness of the health and safety systems at organizational levels, or for specific branches and projects. This course focuses on these types of inspections and regular planned inspections of critical parts of a machine, and any piece of equipment or system which have a high potential to cause serious accidents.

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What Is The Training Course Methodology?

This training course methodology depends on enabling participants to interact and exchange experiences, explore their competencies and achieve their career aspirations, using forward-thinking training arts, such as theoretical lectures and/or open discussion to exchange opinions and experiences, scenarios, innovative thinking brainstorming. Participants will receive an agenda including training material as a reference, in addition to some extra notes and booklets. 

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Who Should Attend This Training Course?

The course is designed for all personnel involved in drilling operations, including new to industry recruits, drilling engineers, new to drilling superintendents and drilling supervisors roles and personnel involved in the supply chain and logistics of rig operations

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What Are The Training Course Objectives?

• Recognize the purpose and benefits of safety inspections

• Study how to plan and execute an effective and beneficial safety inspection

• Practice how to use checklists to save time and improve inspection quality

• Classify and document potential and actual hazards related to facilities and equipment

• Detect and report any hazards which necessitate immediate consideration

• Determine whether existing hazard controls are functioning adequately and recommend corrective actions when necessary

• Understand how to communicate results

• Develop recommendations and follow-up on implementation plans

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What Is The Training Course Curriculum?

Audits, Legislation, and Contractors

• Introduction to Safety Audits and Inspections

• The legal aspects relating to monitoring performance

• ISO 45001

• Contractor Selection and Control

Elements of a Safety Management System

• Types of Safety Management Systems

• Core Elements of Safety Management Systems

• Proactive and Reactive Monitoring of Performance

• Measurement Techniques

• Competencies for Auditors

• Audits and their Critical Components
  

Components Inspected in a Safety Management System

• Equipment

• Materials

• Processes

• Environment 

 Inspections

• Observation Techniques

• Physical Inspection of the Site

• Confined Space Entry

• Lifting equipment and lifting operations

• Work at height and safe access

• Chemicals

• Fire Assessment

• Permit to Work Systems

 Audits 

• The Audit Process

• Review Health and Safety Related Documentation

• Interview Selected Staff

• Tour the Facilities

• Observations and Recommendations Report

• Risk Identification & management

• Action Plan
  

Safety Culture

• Safety Culture and Human Factors

• Negative and Positive Dimensions

• Taylor, Herzberg, McGregor, and Maslow

• Natural Penalties and Consequences

• Antecedents, Behavior, and Consequences (ABC) Analysis

• What drives behavior?

• Auditing and improving the safety culture

Role of The Safety Advisor

• Examine Health and Safety Policies, Procedures, and Records

• Inspect the Workplace

• Interview Staff and Management

• Support Team Members

• Ensure Compliance with Legislation

• Advise on Safety Practices for Business Continuity

 Emergency and Contingency Planning

• Internal Emergency Plans

• External Emergency Plans

• Auditing Emergency Plans

• Audit Reports

• Contingency Planning

• Actions for Improvement

Secrets Of a Successful Safety Program

• Plan Your Safety Audit/Inspection Program

• Decide on a General or Specific Audit

• Decide Who Will Conduct the Audit

• Decide What You Should Inspect For

• Determine How Often You Should Inspect

• Set Priorities

• Inform Management

• Hazard Priority Classification System

• Develop Your Checklist