Samson Tiara

Kawasan Komersial Cilandak

The Garden Center #6-03
Jl. Raya Cilandak KKO
Jakarta 12560
Indonesia

Phone : 62 (0) 21 780 1388

Fax : 62 (0) 21 780 1389
Email : office@survival-systems.com
Web site : www.survival-systems.com
www.samson-tiara.co.id
 CONTENTS

Company History
Founded in early 1994, Samson Tiara commenced the construction
2 of the Helicopter Ditching training facility at Santa Fe Base, Merak,
Banten. The facility was completed in June and commissioned during
July 1994. Training of local staff began during this period and the first
classes were held in August 1994.

About Us
Samson Tiara specializes in providing a range of client focused safety
training services and products to the offshore oil and gas, maritime, 3
underwater, construction, mining, aviation, and general hazardous
industries.

Our Location
5 Samson Tiara has its Head Office in Jakarta with Training Centres
located in Cilegon, Banten; and Jakarta

Basic Safety
Basic Safety Training Courses are aimed at all workers in offshore oil &
gas such as (T)BOSIET, (T)FOET, (T)HUET, Basic Sea Survival & Basic
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First Aid.

Intermediate & Advanced

These courses are specialised courses to suit workers with expanded

13 areas of responsibility and include Lifeboat and FRC Coxswain,

Advanced Level First Aid, Major Emergency Management, OIM
Controlling Emergencies, Incident Command Systems, Helideck
Landing Officer, Helideck Assistant, Helicopter Refueling and Radio
Operator.

Fire Safety
All courses to do with fire prevention and fire fighting including Fire
Warden, Workplace Fire Safety, Basic Fire Fighting, Advanced Fire
Fighting, Emergency Response Team Member and Emergency
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Helideck Team Member.

Industrial
These Courses are designed for the both the industrial and oil &
26 gas sectors. The courses include PMIC-IR, Confined Space Entrant
and Attendant, Confined Space Rescue, Working at Heights, K3
Certification.

e-Learning
These courses are delivered via computer learning software in an
invigilated environment and include the OPITO IMIST certification and
Authorized Gas Tester.
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COMPANY HISTORY

Samson Tiara specializes in providing a range of client focused safety training services and products to the
offshore oil and gas, maritime, underwater, construction, mining, aviation, and general hazardous industries.
Our VISION is to create centers of excellence for safety training throughout South East Asia, and our MISSION
is to provide the industry in South East Asia with the most effective, realistic and state of the art training
available, thereby enhancing safety awareness in the workplace and making a positive contribution to the
lives of our training participants and customers.
Founded in early 1994, Samson Tiara commenced the construction of the Helicopter Ditching training facility
at Santa Fe Base, Merak, Banten. The facility was completed in June and commissioned during July 1994.
Training of local staff began during this period and the first classes were held in August 1994.
In April 2004, Samson Tiara received official OPITO Accreditation for a variety of courses. OPITO training is
internationally accepted and is competence based (competent / not yet competent), with plenty of hands on
practical exercises.
In July 2006 Samson Tiara began construction of an all-new facility on a one-hectare block at the Krakatau
Industrial Estate Cilegon. The new site opened for training in November of 2006.

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Our course material has been developed in conjunction with Survival Systems Limited Canada, OPITO, IMO
and other international bodies to ensure current international training standards are met while maintaining
suitability to Indonesia's tropical environment.
An experienced medic is always present at all training sessions and facilities to ensure the safety of
participants. Full medical services are available at the Krakatau Medika Hospital for Cilegon.
Samson Tiara is associated with several international training centers, such as Survival Systems Ltd. (Canada),
PT. OSCT (Indonesia), ATLAS Knowledge (United Kingdom), MSTS (Malaysia), Falck Nutec (Denmark), Medic
One (Indonesia) allowing us to access the most qualified instructors for safety training courses.
Local instructors are on a continuous staff development program, which includes company-sponsored trips
abroad to visit training centers in other countries such as Canada, UK, Holland, Malaysia and Australia.
All instructors have trained locally and abroad, hold "Rescue Diver" certification from the Professional
Association of Diving Instructors (PADI), internationally recognized assessors certificates (A1/V1 Unit) and
can deliver the training in English, Bahasa Indonesia or both.

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GENERAL
INFORMATION

Accommodation
Accommodation for the Cilegon training participants can be provided by the Royale Krakatau Hotel overlooking
the Cilegon Golf Course about 5 minutes drive from the center. Additionally the Amaris Hotel Cilegon, 10 minutes
drive from the training center, is regularly used for student accommodation.
Trainees attending Offshore Lifeboat Coxswain, Sea Survival at Sea and FRC courses can be provided
accommodation at the Villa Marina Hotel or the Marbella Hotel in Anyer on the shores of the Sunda Straits.

Transportation
Transportation to and from Jakarta is provided by Blue Bird bus. Departure is at 06:00 from the pick up point front
of Hotel Atlet Century Park Jakarta. Local transportation in Cilegon to and from the hotel listed is provided.

Language
All of the courses can be delivered in either English or
Bahasa Indonesia or both.

Pricing & Quotation

For our most competitive rates please contact our
marketing team at marketing@survival-systems.com
or +62 21 780 1388

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CILEGON

Location of the Training

Facility at Cilegon
The Cilegon training center is located in the Krakatau Industrial Estate Cilegon, 5 minutes drive from the Cilegon
Barat Toll Gate (KM 94) exit off on the Jakarta Cilegon toll road, an easy one to one and a half hours (85km)
drive by toll road from Jakarta.

The purpose built facility features:

• Larger pool (Wave ball suitable),
• Complete model 30 METS™ simulator
• On site davit launch life boat and pond
• Fire fighting facilities from basic to advanced levels
• 3 story smoke house and ship and accommodations
mock up
• 3 story industrial, compartmental fire simulator
• Helideck and crashed helicopter simulator
• Dedicated confined space training module
• 6 air-conditioned classrooms
• Technical lab for all courses using SCBA
• 500sqm maintenance facility
• Standby medical clinic
• Break and coffee facilities
• Both Indonesian and expatriate resident instructors.

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J A K A R TA

Location of Head Office

at Jakarta
For Further Information
Registration can be made by fax, email or online. You can contact our Jakarta 's office at:
• Telephone : 62 (0) 21 780 1388
• Facsimile : 62 (0) 21 780 1389
• Email : office@survival-systems.com
• Web site : www.survival-systems.com or www.samson-tiara.co.id
• Address : Kawasan Komersial Cilandak
The Garden Center #6-03
Jl. Raya Cilandak KKO
Jakarta 12560 , Indonesia

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COURSES
T- B O S I E T / B O S I E T & T- F O E T / F O E T

T-BOSIET/
BOSIET
& T-FOET/
FOET
(Tropical) and Basic Offshore Safety
Induction and Emergency Training
& (Tropical) Further Offshore
Emergency Training

Scope:
The survival of an offshore worker can depend on their
knowledge of what to do in an emergency and how to
prevent an emergency from occurring.
This course trains the worker to prevent emergencies and
to respond to emergency situations, which may occur when
working on an offshore installation. This course is designed
for persons working on offshore installations in tropical
regions. The course covers all the mandatory requirements
for the issue of certificates specified in the OPITO common
induction standards. The course also covers all the
mandatory requirements for the issue of certificates for
offshore safety training in Indonesia.

General Course Objectives:

The objectives of the T-BOSIET / BOSIET are that delegates
will be able to:
• Identify the generic hazards that are specific to offshore
oil and gas installations, potential risks associated with
those hazards, and how controls are put in place to
eliminate or reduce risks.
• Identify key offshore related safety regulations and
explain the basic safety management concepts
• Demonstrate that they can use the safety equipment,
and follow procedures in preparing for, and during
helicopter emergencies with particular focus on
escaping from a helicopter following ditching
• Demonstrate sea survival and first aid techniques
• Demonstrate that they can effectively use basic fire
fighting equipment, and practise self-rescue techniques
in low visibility situations, to include smoke filled areas.

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COURSES
T- B O S I E T / B O S I E T & T- F O E T / F O E T

Course Code:
BOSIET: 5707, T-BOSIET: 5502

Course Duration:
Three (3) days
Course Content:
Course Validity:
• Safety Induction
4 years
• Fire Fighting & Self Rescue
Course Venue:
• Sea Survival & Lifeboat (TEMPSC) training
Cilegon
• First Aid & Hypothermia
Prerequisites: • Helicopter Safety Procedures & Helicopter Underwater
Valid medical certificate Escape Training (HUET)
Optional Add-ons: • For BOSIET: Use of Emergency Breathing Systems
• Travel Safely by Boat (TSbB) (EBS) and Survival Suits during HUET Exercises

• T-BOSIET Only: Emergency Breathing Systems (EBS)

Corresponding Refreshers:
Further Offshore Emergency Training (FOET)
• Course Code: 5928
• Duration: 1 Day
Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training (T-FOET)
• Course Code: 5707
• Duration: 1 Day

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COURSES
H U E T / T- H U E T & E B S

HUET/T-HUET
Course Content:
• Course introduction
• Check-in / boarding procedures

& EBS
• In-flight, landing, disembarking
• Helicopter Safety requirements
• Helicopter Escape / Hazards during emergencies

Tropical - Helicopter •
•
Pre-ditching checks / Actions after ditching
Surface & Underwater Escape
Underwater Escape Training • Escape training session (METS™), using mechanical
and push out windows
1. For HUET & T-HUET including EBS: Use of
Scope: Emergency Breathing Systems (EBS) during HUET
Exercises
The Tropical HUET training programme will prepare
delegates that intend to travel to and from offshore oil and 2. For HUET: Survival Suits during HUET Exercises
gas installations and vessels by helicopter in a tropical
environment by providing specific training in pre-flight and Course Code:
in-flight requirements and to equip delegates with the basic T-HUET: 5195, HUET: 5095
emergency response knowledge and skills required in
the event of a helicopter emergency – with specific focus
Course Durations:
on escaping from a helicopter following ditching and sea One (1) day
survival techniques.
Course Validity:
General Course Objectives: Four (4) years
The objectives of the T-HUET Training are that delegates will
be able to: Course Venue:
• Demonstrate, in a simulated environment, that they Cilegon
can use the safety equipment, and follow procedures
in preparing for, and during helicopter emergencies
Prerequisites:
– with particular focus on escaping from a helicopter Valid medical certificate.
following ditching
Optional Add-ons:
• Demonstrate sea survival techniques
T-HUET: Emergency Breathing Systems (EBS)

What is the EBS?

The EBS is designed to increase survival time during a
helicopter emergency, prior to escape from a submerged
cabin. The Air Pocket came into service in 1996, and is well
proven. It is in service with major oil companies worldwide.
Training in the use of EBS is required for working offshore
in Malaysia, Australia, Brunei and many other countries
around the world.
The EBS comes in two types, the Airpocket Plus (APP)
and the LAP-Jacket. The LAP-Jacket consists of the APP
integrated in an aviation lifejacket. Samson Tiara has
both types of available for training. The EBS has been
developed to address the “Cold Shock” symptom, an
involuntary response to immersion in cold water, which
results in gasping for air, and to support the user during the
underwater escape from a helicopter which has ditched in
the sea. The re-breathers are simple to use, but practical
skill training is required. The breathing bag is generously
over-sized to contain the air charge plus any breath from
breath-hold, without producing over-pressure.

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COURSES
BSS

BSS
Basic Sea Survival

Scope:
The aim of this course is to provide offshore personnel with
the knowledge and skills necessary to care for themselves
and others in sea survival situations for an indefinite period
of time and to participate to the maximum extent in their own
rescue. This program meets and exceeds the standards put
forth by the International Association of Sea Survival Training
(IASST). The course includes the psychology of survival, life
saving appliances, actions prior to abandonment, survival
at sea and rescue techniques. The program consists of
classroom sessions, pool exercises, active participation in
practice drills and a survival exercise.

General Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of the course, delegates
should have an understanding of appropriate sea survival
equipment and techniques.

Course Content:
• Stresses of sea survival
• Survival life support
• Survival equipment
• Life Raft Deployment
• Practical exercises, including:
1. Formation
2. Scramble net
3. Personnel Transfer
4. Hoisting
5. Jumping
6. Righting life raft
• Lifeboat deployment

Course Duration:
One (1) days

Course Validity:
Three (3) years

Course Venue:
Cilegon

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COURSES
B FA & C P R

BFA & CPR

Course Content:
• Primary Survey, Emotional Support and Safety at the
scene

Basic First Aid & Cardio •

Pulmonary Resuscitation
Scope:
In a medical emergency, basic knowledge of first aid
techniques can mean the difference between life and death.
The ability to act may help you to keep a person breathing,
reduce their pain or minimize the consequences of an injury
or illness until help can arrive. This course aims to instill
basic, everyday first aid skills including CPR.
•
Approaching an accident – Primary survey practical
The Respiratory and Circulatory system
• Rescue Breathing theory
• Practical – Rescue Breathing (RB) – with students
participation
• Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) theory
• Practical – CPR practical session
• Recognition and Management of Bleeding
• Practical – Management of Bleeding
• Management of an Unconscious victim
• Reporting & Recording, Personal Hygiene

The primary aims of this course are: Course Venue:

• To give information and heighten awareness of the • Cilegon
essential first and principles
• On-site
• To give students the opportunity to practice these
essential skills. Note: If conducted on-site client should provide classroom
• Provides the student with an understanding of the or other suitable quiet area with chairs, desks, whiteboard,
function of the respiratory system. & overhead projector.
• Provides the student with an understanding of the
function of the circulatory system.
• Enables the student to carry out a systematic
assessment of the casualty and to ensure the nothing
is overlooked
• Enables the student to recognize the need for and
have the ability to perform emergency life support
techniques. Recognition of obstructed airway and
choking management.
• Enables the student to recognize and manage internal
and external bleeding.
• Enables the student to recognize and manage the
unconscious casualty.
• Enables the student to recognize and manage shock.

General Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of the course, delegates should
have a basic understanding of first aid techniques and be
able to apply them in the appropriate circumstances.

Course Duration:
One (1) day.

Course Validity:
3 years

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COURSES
O F F S H O R E L I F E B O AT C O X S W A I N

OFFSHORE
LIFEBOAT
COXSWAIN
Scope:
The aim of this initial training programme is to equip
delegates with the knowledge and skills required to
perform the role of an Offshore Lifeboat Coxswain (Twin
Fall) effectively.
General Course Objectives:
• Delegates to fully understand the roles and
responsibilities of the Offshore Lifeboat Coxswain
(Twin Fall).
• Delegates to understand the working mechanisms of
the TEMPSC, and how to safely launch and manoeuvre Course Content:
the TEMPSC to a safe area.
• Role of the Coxswain
• Delegates to ensure that the safety of the passengers
is maintained throughout. • Maintaining Operational Readiness
• Release Systems
Course Code:
• Preparing the Lifeboat for Launching
5152
• Mustering
Course Durations:
• Radio Communication
Four (4) days
• Clearing the Installation
Course Validity: • Use of Compass
2 years • Retrieval and Stowage of Lifeboat
• Lifeboat Equipment
• Towing and Pacing Exercises
• Launching into a Hazardous Environment
• Recovery of Man Overboard Exercises
• Passenger Management

Prerequisites:
• Valid medical certificate
• Valid T-BOSIET, BOSIET, FOET or T-FOET certificate

Corresponding Refreshers:
Further Offshore Lifeboat Coxswain
Course Code: 5182
Duration: 2 Days

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COURSES
FA S T R E S C U E C R A F T C O X S WA I N

FAST RESCUE
CRAFT COXSWAIN

Scope: Course Content:

This course is designed for personnel designated as FRC • Roles of the coxswain & crew
coxswain on offshore installations or supply / standby • Maintaining Operational Readiness
vessels.
• Types of FRC’s
General Course Objectives: • Preparing the FRC for Launching
During the course, delegates will learn and demonstrate to • Radio Communication
a level of competence all aspects of preparation, launching, • FRC Equipment
maneuvering and retrieval of an FRC.
• Search Patterns
Course Duration: • Use of Compass Exercises
Three (3) days • Man Overboard
• Casualty Recovery Exercises
Course Validity:
• Towing and Pacing Exercises
2 years
• Immediate First Aid Actions
Course Venue: • Passenger Management
Cilegon
Prerequisites:
Valid Medical Certificate
Valid Basic Sea Survival / BOSIET / T-BOSIET / FOET /
T-FOET certificate.

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COURSES
BASIC FIRST AID LEVEL 2 & 3

BASIC FIRST AID

LEVEL 2 & 3
Scope:
In a medical emergency, basic knowledge of first aid
techniques can mean the difference between life and death.
The ability to act may help you to keep a person breathing,
reduce their pain or minimize the consequences of an injury
or illness until help can arrive. These courses incorporate
and build upon level one and each other to further develop
the delegate’s ability to respond to more complex medical
emergencies.
General Course Objectives:
Upon successful completion of the course, delegates
should have an understanding of first aid techniques and
be able to apply them in the appropriate circumstances.
Course Content Level 2:
• All topics from Level 1 covered
• Recognition & Management of
• Shock, Fainting and Unconsciousness Course Duration:
• Dislocation and Fracture Two (2) days
• Head and Spinal Injury
Course Validity:
• Poisons
3 Years
• Stings and Bites
• Heat Stress and Hypothermia Course Content Level 3:
• Eye Injury • All topics from Level 1 & 2 are covered
• Recognition & Management of
• Anaphylactic Shock
• Angina Pectoris
• Heart Attack
• Strike, Diabetes, Asthma Seizures

Course Duration:
Two (2) days
Course Validity:
3 Years
Course Venue:
• Cilegon
• On-site
Note: If conducted on-site client should provide classroom
or other suitable quiet area with chairs, desks, whiteboard,
& overhead projector.

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COURSES
MEM-IR

MEM-IR
Course Outline:
• Type A – a major emergency that is readily controllable
if managed appropriately

Major Emergency • Type B – a major emergency which could escalate if

not controlled
Management - Initial • Type C – a major emergency that the EM is unable to
control leading to a full evacuation of the facility
Response Which should include all of the following events across the
range of Type A/B/C scenarios:
Injured Personnel Extreme weather conditions
Scope:
Multiple Casualties Loss of essential facilities
The MEM training is directed towards individuals who (1)
are designated as being in charge or, (2) are members of Loss of Containment
Rapidly developing situation
or (3) provide support to an EMT in an emergency. This leading to information overload

training program will introduce management principles as Loss of Communications Evacuation of the facility
the first stage of development for emergency managers. Loss of evacuation, muster points Environmental concerns and
or temporary refuge effects
General Course Objectives: Stressed Personnel Loss of key personnel
Individuals should have gained an understanding and have Missing Personnel
used the following in the training scenarios:
• Review, manage and assess the information available The Course Format:
in an emergency situation in a timely manner Following a short period of classroom study, the delegates
• Establish priorities and take effective action enter a command centre simulator in which they will each
• Implement predetermined emergency plans and experience, at least once in the role of emergency manager
procedures in the context of the current emergency (EM), the Realism of several major events. Table top
discussions of some of the generic emergency scenarios
• Efficiently communicate information and instructions will prepare the delegates for the exercises; in other cases
• Keeping appropriate agencies informed through the they are given an emergency scenario without any prior
support ERT knowledge. A post-exercise debrief will be held where an
• Monitor and control resources appraiser will comment on the strengths and weaknesses
• Evaluate progress and communicate changes in plans of the individual and the team performance.
and priorities Following the training and validation the delegates will
• Effectively delegate authority and manage individuals received an Major Emergency Management Initial Response
and teams training certificate and a written analysis of any gaps that
• Recognize and deal with stress in themselves and exist in the delegates current managerial knowledge and
others capabilities for commanding the response to a major
emergency.
Course Modules & Competency: Accrediting Body: Course Code:
The following modules and elements will be delivered: OPITO 7728
Module 1 Theory of Major Emergency Management
• Element 1.1 Major Emergencies that can Occur
Course Duration: Course Validity:
3.5 Days N/A
• Element 1.2 The Emergency Manager
• Element 1.3 The Emergency Command Centre Course Venue:
facilities and Information Management Cilegon
• Element 1.4 Pre-Planning and Maintaining a State of
Readiness Pre-requisite & Periodicity:
• Element 1.5 Dealing with Stress There are no specific pre-requisites for the MEM training
programme. However, the delegate must be able to
Module 2 Practical Elements of Major Emergency
demonstrate suitable exposure within his/her sphere of
Management
influence.
• Element 2.1 Assessing the Situation
There is no expiry date for Major Emergency Management
• Element 2.2 Taking Effective Action
Training Certificate.
• Element 2.3 Maintaining Communications
• Element 2.4 Delegating Authority
• Element 2.5 Managing Self and Team

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COURSES
OIM-CE

OIM-CE
Course Outline:
• Well Control Incident
• Explosion and Fire

OIM - Controlling
Emergencies
Scope:
This assessment program is designed for Offshore
Installation Managers (OIM). Superintendents or Person In
Charge (PIC) who are designated as Incident Managers in
Controlling Emergencies on Offshore Installations.
•
•
Accommodation Fire
Helicopter Incident
• Pipeline Incident
• Collision or wave damage causing structural collapse
• Loss of Stability (floating installations)
Each of the exercises will have a level of difficulty, assessors
will observe the exercises and gather raw evidence on
the candidates performance, this evidence will then be
converted into specific comments, recommendation and
ratings against each performance criteria, and the exercise
as a whole.

General Course Objectives: Course Durations: Course Code:

Two (2) days 7205
To introduce the underpinning knowledge required by
members performing the roles within the EMT and CMT Course Validity: Course Venue:
groups. The program is bespoke where possible to
3 years Cilegon
synchronize what industry best standards are and how the
company works within the guidelines of the industry and Prerequisites:
legislative requirements.
Attendees should hold the position of Offshore Installation
To review documentary evidence sufficient: Manager, Deputy Offshore Installation Manager, Relief
• Element 1.1 – Maintain a State of Readiness Offshore Installation Manager or designated to hold these
positions dependant on assessment outcome and prior
To assess through practical simulation:
learning achievements, it is preferred that all attendees have
• Element 1.2 – Assess the Situation and Take Effective attended an introduction to Major Emergency Management
Action course previously. Sufficient additional personnel need to
• Element 1.3 – Maintain Communications attend to facilitate other key members of the control room
• Element 1.4 – Delegate Authority to Act make up.
• Element 1.5 – Manage Individual and Team Performance Corresponding Refreshers:
• Element 1.6 – Deal with Stress in Self and Others OIM Controlling Emergencies (OIMCE)

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COURSES
ICS

ICS
Incident Command
Competency:
System All participants will be assessed on performance within their
designated roles within the team and will receive a certificate
of attendance. Though there is no formal assessment
Course Aim: process, the team and key lead members will be evaluated
This course is designed to train new or refresh existing EMT against known standards of competency using tailor made
& CMT Members in the principles of Incident Command appraisal tools specific to the companies expectations.
System Strategy & Tactics, enabling them to be both
proactive & effective support and liaison members within
Pre-requisite:
the companies ICS structure.
This program requires that attendees are designated as
Course Objectives: members of the Crisis or Emergency Support Management
To introduce the underpinning knowledge required by Teams. Numbers of attendees are limited to no more than
members performing the roles within the EMT & CMT groups. eight personnel.
The program is bespoke where possible to synchronize Course Durations:
what industry best standards are and how the company
The course is designed to be conducted over a two (2) day
works within the guidelines of the industry and legislative
period in your own Emergency Command/Coordination
requirements.
Centre.
Course Content: Method of Training:
EM Philosophy & Principles of ICS Incident Planning Requirements This training is delivered in a holistic manner, and consists
Gathering Incident Intelligence & of theory sessions on day one and half of day two followed
Roles & Responsibilities
Delegation by interactive scenario based Practical sessions for
Establishing a Control Structure Leadership & Team Management the remaining period. Candidates will be expected to
Communications Processes Post Incident Management
demonstrate understanding of the program and its content
during the practical sessions, scenarios will be developed
HR & Media Liaison Issues Incident Control & Resource
(condensed version) Deployment
based on existing ER documentation. On completion of
each scenario a structured hot debrief will be carried out
Prioritizing Tasks & Tactics Stress Management
highlighting the strengths & weaknesses of the team.

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COURSES
HLO / HDA / AGGR / REFUELING

HLO/HDA/AGGGR/
REFUELING
HLO (Helicopter Landing Officer) HDA (Helideck Assistant)
The aims and objectives of the Initial Training Programme are to This course is designed to provide the knowledge and skills
equip the delegate with the knowledge, understanding and skills required for persons employed as Offshore Helideck Assistants,
required to perform the role of Offshore Helicopter Landing Officer and whom are required to assist the HLO conduct safe Helideck
(HLO) effectively. Operations.

Course Location: Course Location:

Jakarta Jakarta

Course Duration: Course Duration:

5 (five) days 2 (two) days

Course Content: Course Content:

• Air Traffic Services • Safety Regulation and Heliport / Helideck
• Heliport / Helideck Knowledge • Knowledge
• Helicopter Knowledge • Helicopter Knowledge
• Helicopter Marshalling • Helicopter Fire Fighting (HRFF)
• Helicopter Rescue Fire Fighting (HRFF • Ground Handling/ Passenger and Cargo
• Ground Handling/ Helicopter Loading • Handling
• HLO Responsibilities • Helicopter Refueling
• Progress evaluation • HDA Responsibilities
• HLO License Examination • Progress evaluation/ Competence

AGGGR ( Air-to-Ground and Ground-to-Ground HELICOPTER REFUELING

Radio Telephony Officer / Radio Operator)
This course is designed to meet the Civial Aviation Authority (CAA)
and Departemen Perhubungan (Department of Communication)
requirements for aeronautical radio stations. This five days course
includes theory elements, practical elements and governments
administered examination.
Course Location:
Jakarta
Refueling of a helicopter is normally undertaken with the engines
running and rotors turning. Any crew member taking part in this
operation must hold recognised qualifications to ensure that safety
is maximised and emergency response is immediate should an
accident occur. The Heli Refueling course will provide knowledge
and skills necessary to meet the individual company requirements
for safety.
Course Duration:
1 (one) day

Course Duration: Course Location:

3 (three) days Jakarta

Course Content: Course Content:

• Air Traffic Services
• Code and Abbreviations
• Designator for aircraft operating agency,
authorities and services
• Communication Procedures (Introductions)
• General Radiotelephony Communication Procedures
• Operating Radiotelephony Communication Procedures
• Emergency communications procedures
• Progress evaluation
• AGGGR License Examination
• Operate fuel reception into storage from ships
• Provide quality control of fuel from both bulk storage and
drums
aeronautical
• Fuel helicopters using cabinet equipment and drums
• Maintain equipment used in fuelling helicopters
• Knowledge of emergency procedures
• Knowledge of relevant guidance documentation

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COURSES
FIRE / FLOOR WARDEN

FIRE/FLOOR
WARDEN
Scope:
This one day course has been developed to provide the
delegates with a theoretical and practical understanding of
the typical functions of a fire / floor warden or fire marshal
within a workplace. They will understand how fires start and
propagate within buildings and will be able to assist with the
development and implementation of emergency evacuation
arrangements.
This course can also be customized to the client’s needs and
delivered, complete with evacuation drills, in the customer’s
work place. For a customized course please contact us for
further information.

Course Duration:
1 (one) day
Course Content:
• Basic health and safety rules (K3) related to fire
prevention in the workplace
• Storage and handling of flammable / explosive materials
in the workplace
• The theory of fire and fire anatomy
• Precautionary principle
• Fire extinguishing techniques
• Passive protection systems
• Active protection systems
• Exits, corridors, stairs, helipad, muster points
• Knowledge of procedures to carry out in case of fire
• Firefighting equipment
• Evaluation

Course Location:
• Cilegon
• Jakarta
• On-site
Note: If conducted on-site client should provide classroom
or other suitable quiet area with chairs, desks, whiteboard,
& overhead projector.

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WFS

WFS
Digital Fire Training System
WFS with BullsEyeTM:
The BullsEye™ is a laser-driven fire extinguisher training
system. It is effective to teach incipient fire fighting to office
Workplace Fire Safety & workers inside or outside the office. It was made by Bullex
/ Haagen and comes with high quality of waterproof LED
Digital Fire Training System screen, modified laser extinguisher, smoke generator,
and alarm facility with emergency telephone. It simulates
3 different types of fires that can be easily distinguished
by their sound. It reduces the risks to as close to zero as
possible while still allowing the delegates to learn and
Scope: practice the correct techniques.
This program is designed to provide personnel working in
Office, Industrial, commercial, or institutional facilities who
are not members of an Emergency Response Team with
a basic understanding of fire hazards in the workplace,
preventative measures and appropriate responses to a
fire emergency. Trainees will develop skills associated with
the use of fire extinguishing devices and alarm systems
primarily to safely evacuate themselves and others from a
fire situation in the workplace.
Instruction on the course is comprised of lectures,
discussion, demonstrations and practical exercises to
achieve the objectives. Practical training will conducted in
the use of portable fire extinguishers.

General Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course, delegates
should have a basic understanding of common fire hazards
in the workplace and the basic use of fire extinguishers. WFS with FirePanTM:
The equipment (called FirePanTM) for practical sessions
Course Content:
is as close to the real thing as possible, it is also safe.
• Chemistry of Fire Internal safety mechanisms and a single button remote
• Fire Behavior control place FirePanTM, a certified and approved gas
fuelled training device, entirely within the control of the
• Fire Prevention instructor. Flame height is adjustable, with no danger of
• Portable Fire Extinguishers undesired flame spread. And there is no harmful run-off
or atmospheric contamination, allowing clean training at
• Automatic Detection and Suppression Systems almost anylocation. Also, this training comes to you for
• Response to a Fire minimal disruption of your normal work schedules.

Course Duration:
Half (½) day – 1 (one) day

Course Validity:
3 years

Course Venue:
• Cilegon
• On-Site
Note: If conducted on-site client should provide classroom
or other suitable quiet area with chairs, desks, whiteboard,
& overhead projector as well as a parking lot or other
suitable location with 15 meters clearance for practical
exercises and course equipment as needed.

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BASIC FIRE FIGHTING incl. SCBA

BASIC FIRE
FIGHTING incl. SCBA
Scope:
The ability of a worker to effectively extinguish a small fire
can be the difference between a small incident and a major
accident costing millions in damage and lost production
time.
This course is designed for workers who are potentially
exposed to a firefighting hazard. Delegates will learn
the basic principles of fire fighting with handheld fire
extinguishers. The classroom sessions cover basic fire
theory, extinguisher capabilities and limitations, extinguisher
operation, application techniques and recharge and basic
maintenance of extinguishers. Exercises on the fire ground
include using various handheld extinguishers to fight class
A & B fires.

General Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course, delegates
should be deemed competent in the operation of fire
Course Content:
extinguishers and SCBA against basic fires.
• Properties of fire
• The fire triangle
• Classifications of fire
• Extinguisher types and extinguishing agents
• Checks and maintenance of hand held fire extinguishers
• Fire extinguishing techniques
• SCBA Types, maintenance and stowage
• Types of hazardous atmospheres
• SCBA use; donning, doffing, packing
• Practical Exercises in Smoke House & Fire Pad

Course Duration:
1 Day

Course Validity:
3 years

Course Venue:
Cilegon

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A D VA N C E F I R E F I G H T I N G

ADVANCE FIRE
FIGHTING
Scope:
This course is designed to train both offshore and onshore
fire fighters with the knowledge and skills to safely and
effectively respond to a fire. The classroom sessions cover
basic fire theory, fire suppression equipment, personnel
protective equipment (incl. SCBA), extinguishing agents,
application of foam, water & twin agent and fire fighting
tactics. Also casualty recovery and related equipment will
be covered.
Practical exercises include fighting multiple fires (Class A, B
and C) with fire teams using hose lines (water & foam) and
SCBA. Fire props include pans with and without obstacles,
paint lockers, LPG impinging jets & XMAS tree, leaking
flanges and large diameter storage tank.

General Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course, delegates
should be deemed competent to operate as members of
a fire team.
Course Content:
• Fire science
• Tactical fire fighting (team members & leader)
• Portable fire extinguishers, theory & practical
• Fire streams / hose handling, theory & practical
• Foam and foam systems, theory & practical
• Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), theory &
practical
• Rapid trauma assessment / casualty recovery
• Live fires, incl.: XMAS tree fire, leaking flange fires,
hydrocarbon tank fire and more
• Live fires including use of SCBA

Course Duration:
Three (3) days

Course Validity:
3 years

Course Venue:
Cilegon

Prerequisites:
Valid Medical Certificate

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OERTM

OERTM
Offshore Emergency
Response Team Member

Scope:
The aims and objectives of the OERTM Initial Training
Programme are to equip the delegate with the necessary
knowledge, understanding and skills to perform the role of
Offshore Emergency Response Team Member effectively.

General Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course, delegates will
be deemed compentent to take up the role of an Offshore
Emergency Response Team Member.

Course Content:
Theoretical Elements:
• Breathing apparatus techniques
• Closed containers
• Combustion
• Confined Spaces
• Extinguishers
• Fixed systems / detection systems
• Gas characteristics
• Hazardous substances
• Hose handling / Water protection
• Internal fire fighting
• Pressure vessels
• Teamwork
Practical Elements:
• Breathing apparatus techniques
• Casualty handling
• Chemical incident including decontamination procedures
• Confined Spaces
Prerequisites:
• Extinguisher - hose reels
Valid medical certificate
• Foam equipment
• Incident stabilizations including cooling and isolation Corresponding Refreshers:
• Internal / external fire fighting involving Class A, B, and C Further Offshore Emergency Response Team Member
Course Duration: Course Validity: (FOERTM)
5 days 2 years Course Code: 4550
Course Venue: Course Code: Duration: 2.5 days
Cilegon 4500

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OEHTM

OEHTM
OFFSHORE EMERGENCY
HELIDECK TEAM MEMBER-
FIRE FIGHTING

Scope:
This course is designed for Offshore Emergency Helideck
Team Members as intensive training to enable them to
respond to emergency situations on an offshore installation.
This is accomplished through a combination of both
theoretical and practical exercises.
General Objectives:
Upon successful completion of this course, delegates will
be deemed competent to take up the role of an Offshore
Emergency Helideck Team Member.

Course Duration:
4 days Content:
Theoretical Elements:
Course Validity:
• Helicopter Operational Hazards
2 years
• Casualty Handling
Course Venue: • Breathing Apparatus Techniques
Cilegon
• Controlling Helicopter Incidents
• Rescue Techniques
• Refueling
• Dangerous Goods by Air
Practical Elements:
• Hose & Hose Fittings Relevant to Helicopter
Operations
• Breathing apparatus Techniques
• Casualty Handling
• Use of Mobile Unit Helicopter Fire Extinguishers
• Operation of Monitors
• Gaining Access to the Helideck in Emergency
Situations
• Rescue exercises with and without SCBA & External
and Internal Fires
• Consolidation Exercises

Prerequisites:
• Valid Medical Certificate
• Valid T-BOSIET / T-FOET or BOSIET / T-BOSIET
Certificate
• Recommended: Dangerous Goods Handling, Helideck
Assistant (HDA)

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CSEA-CSER

CSEA-CSER
Confined Space Entrant/
Attendant / Confined Space
Entry & Rescue

Aim & Objectives:

CSEA:
This course is to provide workers and supervisors with
knowledge and skills required when working in
a confined space environment. Trainees will receive training
and certification appropriate for
Entrants and Safety Attendants for confined spaces.
CSER:
This program is designed for those who may be required
to participate in the rescue of an incapacitated worker from
within a confined Space. The course uses intensive training
drill to give trainees the skills required to conduct confined
space rescue safely and effectively.
Course Content:
CSEA:
This program will cover hazards, equipment and procedures
for working safely in a confined space environment. Trainees
will acquire knowledge and skills through a combination of
lecture presentations, group discussions, and individual
and team practical exercises. Trainees are required to
successfully complete written and practical testing in order
to receive course certification.
CSER:
This program will review safe working procedures for
Confined Spaces. Trainees will learn the knowledge and
skills required when planning and executing rescues from
a variety of Confined Space. Knowledge and skills are
acquired through a combination of lecture presentations,
demonstrations and individual and team exercises. Trainees
must successfully complete written and practical testing in
order to receive course certification.
Course Duration:
CSEA: Two (2) days.
CSER: Three (3) days.
Prerequisites:
Trainees should be in a good state of health and are
expected to participate in all physical training requirements.
Areas of study will include the following:
• Confined Space Regulations
• Physical Hazards & Control Measures
• Duties of Entrants & Attendants
• Respiratory Protection
• Casualty Packaging
• Entry Programs & Permit Systems
• Atmospheric Hazards & Control Measures
• Confined Space Entry & Retrieval Equipment
• Body Manipulation
• Managing a Confined Space Rescue (CSER)
• Actions During a Confined Space Emergency (CSEA)
Practical training exercises will be conducted in the confined
space simulator using the following equipment:
• Portable Gas Detection Systems
• Tripod Access & Retrieval Systems
• Davit Access & Retrieval Systems
• Respiratory Protection Equipment
• Communications Equipment
• Casualty Harnesses (CSER)
• Lockout Equipment
• Spinal Immobilization Equipment
• Positive Pressure Ventilation Equipment
• Full Body Group E Harness
• Rope-based Retrieval Systems
• S.C.B.A. and S.A.R. Breathing Air Systems
• SKED Strecher Systems (CSER)

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WAH

WAH
Working at Heights

Scope:
This course will provide workers / trainees with the knowledge
and skills required to work safely at heights using fall
protection equipment and techniques, with the information
needed to identify situations when fall protection rescue is
required and to select and correctly use appropriate fall
protection equipment and rescue techniques.

General Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course delegates
should have an adequate understanding of fall protection
equipment and be deemed competent to carry out basic
rescue operations from and elevated height.

Course Content:
• Hazards of Working at Height
• Requirements for Fall Protection
• Types of Fall Protection
• Fall Arrest Systems
• Harnesses, Anchors and Connecting Components
• Rescue Equipment & Techniques
• Practical Rescue Exercises

Course Duration:
Two (2) days

Course Validity:
3 years

Course Venue:
Cilegon

Prerequisites:
This is a physical course, as such all delegates are expected
to be in a good state of health and they are expected to
participate in all physical training requirements.

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SERTIFIKASI K3 KEMENAKER

SERTIFIKASI K3
KEMENAKER
The application of Occupational Health and Safety or Keselamatan & Kesehatan Kerja (K3) in Indonesia involves prevention,
sanctions, and compensation, as well as recovery and health treatment for workers. K3 consist of occupational health
sciences, safety engineering, industrial engineering, chemistry, health physics, organizational and industrial psychology,
ergonomics, and occupational health psychology.
At Samson Tiara, we can provide you with essential K3 training under the legal requirements of the Ministry of Manpower
of the Republic of Indonesia:

Bidang Sistem Manajemen K3 dan Keahlian K3 Bidang Penanggulangan Kebakaran (Fire

Umum (AK3 Umum)
Aim: This course will help trainees to become K3 Experts
who are responsible for the supervision of K3 standards
and their implementation in the workplace. They also
tasked to assist company leaders in identifying, examining,
analyzing and providing requirements and guidance of K3
implementation.
Types of Training:
• Ahli K3 Umum – 12 days
• SMK3 – 1 day only
Bidang Kesehatan Kerja (P3K-Health)
Aim: This course will help trainees to become a K3 Officer
with Health specialization who are responsible for raising
awareness among their co-workers on how to avoid
workplace injuries and conduct first-aid for unexpected
accidents.
Types of Training:
• Ahli Petugas P3K – 3 days
Bidang Lingkungan Kerja dan Bahan Berbahaya
(Ruang Terbatas-Confined Space)
Aim: This course will help trainees to become K3 Officer
with Confined Space specialization. Confined Space is a
narrow work space with limited ventilation and entry/exit
door. Those who work in a confined space environment must
conduct risk assessments on a regular basis to identify and
deal with hazards such as extreme noise, temperature and
toxic atmosphere that could lead to accident. Therefore, The
K3 Officer has a role to impart the proper understanding to
their workers on how to carry out their duties in confined
spaces safely.
Types of Training:
• Petugas Ruang Terbatas Utama – 5 days
• Petugas Ruang Terbatas Madya – 3 days
• Petugas Ruang Terbatas Rescuer – 3 days
Mitigation)
Aim: This course will help trainees to become K3 Officer with
Fire specialization. They carry out prevention and mitigation
efforts for the risks of fire that occur in the workplace by
implementing safe steps in accordance with the appropriate
laws and regulations.
Types of Training:
• Petugas Kebakaran Kelas A – 5 days
• Petugas Kebakaran Kelas B – 6 days
• Petugas Kebakaran Kelas C – 5 days
• Petugas Kebakaran Kelas D – 3 days
Bidang Pekerjaan pada Ketinggian (Working at
Height)
Aim: This course will help trainees to become K3 Officer
with Working at Height specialization. This course is
necessary for those who frequently working at height so that
they posses the proper understanding and skills required to
work safely, how to identify emergency situations, and how
to use the correct types of fall protection equipment and
rescue techniques when needed.
Types of Training:
• Ahli Bekerja di ketinggian Tingkat 1 – 2 days
• Ahli Bekerja di ketinggian Tingkat 2 – 3 days
• Ahli Bekerja di ketinggian Tingkat 3 – 5 days

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PMIC-IR
Plant Manager /
Incident Commander Initial Response Training
Scope:
The Plant Manager / Incident Commander Initial
Response Initial Assessment training is directed towards
individuals who are either designated as being in charge
of, are members of, or provide support to an emergency
management team in an emergency.
General Course Objectives:
This programme provides underpinning knowledge and
understanding of the key factors of preparing for, responding
to, and maintaining control throughout the development or
escalation of an emergency situation. The delegates will
learn how to manage communication, emergency-related
information and put into place predetermined plans at the
point when the emergency alarm has been raised, to the
point when the Plant Manager / Incident Commander is
assured that the emergency is over. Delegates will also
understand how stress can impact on individuals and team
performance during emergencies.
Course Outline:
Each delegate must be observed in at least two (2)
Command Centre Simulations in the Plant Manager (PM)
position.
INDUSTRIAL
COURSES
PMIC-IR
Course Modules and Competency:
The following modules and elements will be delivered:
• Element 1.1 Major Emergencies
• Element 1.2 The Plant Manager / Incident Commander
Role
• Element 1.3 The Emergency Command Centre facilities
and Information Management
• Element 1.4 Pre-Planning and Maintaining a State of
Readiness
• Element 1.5 Dealing with Stress
• Element 1.6 Managing Incident Briefing and Time-out
Performa
Module 2 Practical Elements of Major Emergency Management
• Element 2.1 Assessing the Situation
• Element 2.2 Taking Effective Action
• Element 2.3 Maintaining Communications
• Element 2.4 Delegating Authority
• Element 2.5 Managing Self and Team
• Element 2.6 Managing Incident Briefing and Time-out
Performa
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PMIC-IR

PMIC-IR
Plant Manager /
Incident Commander Initial Response Training
Evaluation of delegates will be by continuous observation
of their performance during their tenure(s) as PM/IC, each
based around a major incident chosen from the following:
• Type A – a major emergency that is readily controllable
if managed appropriately
• Type B – a major emergency which could escalate if
not controlled
• Type C – a major emergency that the EM is unable to
control leading to a full evacuation of the facility
Learning Outcomes:
To successfully complete this module delegates must be
able to:
• Review, manage and assess the information available
in an emergency situation in a timely manner
• Establish priorities and take effective action
• Implement predetermined emergency plans and
procedures in the context of the current emergency

Which should include all of the following events across the • Efficiently communicate information and instructions
range of Type A/B/C scenarios: • Keeping appropriate agencies informed through the
• Injured Personnel support Incident Management Team

• Multiple Casualties • Monitor and control resources

• Loss of Containment • Evaluate progress and communicate changes in plans
• Loss of Communications and priorities
• Loss of evacuation, muster points or temporary refuge • Effectively delegate authority and manage individuals
• Stressed Personnel and teams
• Missing Personnel • Recognize and deal with stress in themselves and
• Extreme weather conditions others.
• Loss of essential facilities
The Course Format:
• Rapidly developing situation leading to information
Following a short period of classroom study, the delegates
overload
enter a command centre simulator in which they will each
• Evacuation of the site experience, at least once in the role of plant manager (PM),
• Environmental concerns and effects the realism of several major events.
• Loss of key personnel Table top discussions of some of the generic emergency
• Road Traffic Incident scenarios will prepare the delegates for the exercises; in
• Sabotage Incident other cases they are given an emergency scenario without
any prior knowledge.
• Situation on adjoining plant.
A post-exercise debrief will be held where an Assessor will
Course Duration: comment on the strengths and weaknesses of the individual
3.5 Days and the team performance.

Course Venue: Following the training and validation the delegates will
receive an OPITO Approved Plant Manager / Incident
Cilegon Commander Initial Response and Initial Assessment
certificate and a written analysis of any findings that exist
Prerequisites: in the delegate’s current managerial knowledge and
There are no specific pre-requisites for the PMIC IR capabilities for commanding the response to a major
training programme. However, the delegate must be able emergency.
to demonstrate suitable exposure within his/her sphere of
influence.
There is no expiry date for the OPITO approved Plant
Manager / Incident Commander Initial Response Initial
Assessment Training Certificate.

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COURSES
IMIST

IMIST
International Minimum
Industry Safety Training

Scope:
IMIST (International Minimum Industry Safety Training) is
an OPITO standard which supports the global Oil and Gas
Industry to meet safety initiative targets.
• IMIST has been developed to provide a new global
standard for Health and Safety training, which will
provide a comprehensive and consistent level of
training across the world and enhance work force
safety and compliance.
• The IMIST standard ensures that workers have the
necessary safety awareness and training to reduce
risk and ultimately reduce the number of incidents.
• Significant cost savings and ease of recruitment
are also expected, as IMIST will reduce the need to
continually repeat and duplicate training.
IMIST online is an interactive e-Learning training
programme that works by assessing the safety knowledge
of an oil and gas worker during a random sequence of Course Content:
assessment questions. At the end of this assessment, which • Introduction to the Hazardous Environment
is completed under time-bound conditions, the programme
• Working Safely
will automatically and dynamically assemble a unique
course for each individual based on their knowledge gaps • Understanding the Risk Assessment Process
identified in the pre-assessment. The candidate is then • Tasks that Require a Permit to Work
presented with this content and the relevant summative • Personal Responsibility in Maintaining Asset Integrity
assessment questions. This process is repeated until the
• Using Manual Handling Techniques Every Day
candidate has managed to answer all the assessment
questions correctly. A 100% pass mark is required to • Controlling the Use of Hazardous Substances
complete the IMIST programme. • Knowledge and Processes of Working at Height
• Being Aware of Mechanical Lifting Activitie

Course Duration:
One (1) Day.

Course Validity:
4 Years

Course Venue:
Jakarta

Corresponding Refreshers:
International Minimum Industry Safety Training (IMIST)

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AGT
AGT
Authorized Gas Testing
Level 1
Course Duration:
Level 1 - 120 minutes
Learning Objectives:
• Define the criteria for a Confined Space
• Explain the type of production operation being tested for flammable
and toxic gases
• Identify potential cumulative hazards of operations within an oxygen
deficient, toxic or flammable environment
• Recognise the need to carry out a suitable and sufficient risk
assessment before testing activities and confined space entry
• Identify how to use a Safe System of Work
• Identify the roles and responsibilities of an observer
• Identify the implications of statutory requirements
•
•
State who is responsible for making a confined space entry safe
Interpret operational requirements - to include policies, procedures,
instructions, codes of practice and standards
• Demonstrate how to select, use and care for PPE for different toxic and
flammable gases through risk assessment
• Consider the appropriate levels of respiratory protective equipment
• Identify the restrictions and reasons for them within the Permit to Work
system
• Indicate how to access and interpret the relevant operational
instructions
• Define the operating principles of atmosphere monitoring and
measuring equipment and frequently observed failure modes
• Identify the strengths and weaknesses of the various types of
atmospheric flammable and toxic gas detection equipment
• Recognise when to select between aspirating and non-aspirating
detectors to obtain a representative sample of the atmosphere being
tested
• Identify equipment that is required in an inert atmosphere
• Recall the pre-start checks for a gas detector
• Identify when to calibrate atmospheric testing instruments
• Identify the hazards and properties of flammable and toxic gases
including oxygen deficiency and enrichment, nitrogen and specialist
materials appropriate to the location
• Identify the behaviour of different gases – to include heavier than air
and lighter than air behaviour and ‘neutral buoyancy’ effect
• Identify the range and frequency of tests
• Recall the acceptable levels of flammable and toxic gases and the
correct amount of oxygen
• Understand the implications of WEL for toxic gases and LEL for
flammable gases
• Explain how to set up the relevant detector for each gas testing
application, its potential failure modes and confirming its correct
functioning
• Identify how to perform gas tests in sequence
• Identify how to obtain a representative atmosphere sample from a
range of confined spaces
• Explain how to take samples at the top, middle and bottom to locate
varying concentrations of gases and vapours
• Explain why you must sample confined spaces at a distance from the
opening because air intrusion near the entrance can give a false sense
of adequate oxygen present
• Understand the reasons behind testing for flammable gases in inert
atmospheres
• Explain monitoring and retesting after the initial entry
• Explain where to site ongoing monitoring equipment for vessel entry
• Explain how to interpret the results, to include both normal and
abnormal
• Explain how to document the results and advise relevant personnel
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Overview
This OPITO-approved course will provide you with the
knowledge and understanding to enable you to work safely
when performing tests for oxygen, flammable and toxic
gases.
It includes testing in confined spaces, relevant legislative
control, atmosphere measuring and monitoring equipment,
gas testing in confined spaces and interpreting and
documenting results. The tasks authorised gas testers are
required to undertake may vary depending on the workplace
operation at the time. The tasks also vary in complexity and
responsibility. Therefore, the AGT role has been split into
three levels, they are: AGT Level 1, AGT Level 2 and AGT
Level 3.
a) AGT Level 1 is required for those involved with performing
a test for oxygen, flammable and toxic gases up to and
including working in confined spaces.
b) AGT Level 2 is required for those involved with testing for
flammable gas in preparation for hot work.
Level 2
Course Duration:
Level 2 - 100 minutes
Learning Objectives:
• Define hot work
• Explain the type of production operation being tested for flammable
and toxic gases
• Identify the principles of hot work gas testing as applied to the work
area
• Identify the hazards and properties of flammable and toxic gases
including oxygen deficiency and enrichment, nitrogen and specialist
materials appropriate to the location
• Recall the acceptable levels of flammable and toxic gases and the
correct amount of oxygen
• Recognise the need to carry out a suitable and sufficient risk
assessment before testing activities
• Identify how to use a Safe System of Work
• Identify the roles and responsibilities of an Observer
• Identify the implications of statutory requirements
• Interpret operational requirements - to include policies, procedures,
instructions, codes of practice and standards
• Demonstrate how to select, use and care for PPE for different toxic and
flammable gases through risk assessment
• Consider the appropriate levels of respiratory protective equipment
• Identify the restrictions and reasons for them within the Permit to Work
system
• Indicate how to access and interpret the relevant operational
instructions
• Define the operating principles of atmosphere monitoring and
measuring equipment and frequently observed failure modes
• Identify the strengths and weaknesses of the various types of
atmospheric flammable and toxic gas detection equipment
• Recognise when to select between aspirating and non-aspirating
detectors to obtain a representative sample of the atmosphere being
tested
• Recall the pre start checks for a gas detector
• Identify when to calibrate atmospheric testing instruments
• Identify the extent of test boundaries
• Identify the different types of detectors used for the flammable product
• Explain how to set up the relevant detector for each gas testing
application, its potential failure modes and confirming its correct
functioning
• Identify where to locate sentinel style portable or transportable site
monitoring equipment for optimum benefit
• Explain how to interpret the results, to include both normal and
abnormal
• Explain how to document the results and advise relevant personnel
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