Personnel who require awareness level training for working in Oil and Gas operations.

You will be an experienced offshore worker and/or hold a valid OPITO MIST Initial or valid OPITO MIST Further training certificate. Prior to commencing the course, all candidates are required to supply a valid Vantage number. Certification is valid for 4 years from date of completion. In order to qualify for this MIST Further Training course, OPITO requires that the delegate sitting this course, meets at least one of the two criteria below: 1) A valid OPITO MIST Initial (2-day classroom) OR valid OPITO MIST Further (online) training certificate 2) A valid Vantage POB number AND having previously worked offshore in the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) or Internationally NOTE: Learners are required to complete a declaration prior to course commencement confirming prior offshore work experience including details of their last offshore trip, to include asset name, location and dates. If the person DOES NOT meet at least one of the above criteria, then they should not purchase / sit this MIST Further Training course. OPITO requires that the delegate sitting this course provide photographic ID and their date of birth before starting this training. Your identification documents are required to validate your identity. The following documents are accepted: Passport Driving Licence Form of government issued ID What should I do to confirm my identity? Take a "selfie" by holding your ID card Card holder name and ID card should match and be clearly visible Your ID must be next to your face Please note: Your image provided to us will be deleted from our records after verification is complete.

This OPITO Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST) Further Online Training course is specifically designed for experienced offshore workers operating in the UK oil and gas industry. The aim of this online course is to enable candidates to retain an awareness of the major accident hazards, workplace hazards and associated controls to be found on offshore installations. Candidates are required to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding across the following key areas: Major Accident Hazards, Workplace Hazards and Personal Safety, Risk Management, Control of Work, Helicopter Safety.

Unit 1 (OIS-248) - Major Accident Hazards Outcome: The Legislative Framework surrounding the offshore environment Outcome: Major Hazards present in the offshore environment Outcome: The significance of an installation’s Safety Case and personal access to the documentation Outcome: The concept of Asset Integrity and employer and employee responsibility for Asset Integrity Unit 2 (OIS-249) - Workplace Hazards and Personal Safety Outcome: Typical workplace hazards to be found in the offshore environment Outcome: The relevant IOGP Life Saving Rules associated with typical workplace hazards Outcome: Company Specific Life Saving / Golden Rules Outcome: How Personal Actions might influence safety Outcome: The role of safety committees, safety meetings and safety representatives offshore Unit 3 (OIS-250) - Risk Management Outcome: Risk assessment and risk management in an offshore environment Outcome: Risk Intervention Systems Unit 4 (OIS-251) - Control of Work Outcome: The principles of a Safety Management System Outcome: Principles and Objectives of a PTW system and how permits are generated Outcome: Personal responsibility in the PTW system Unit 5 (OIS-252) - Helicopter Safety Outcome: Key principles of and roles in Helicopter Safety