Corporate Training Brochure-2017

National Academy for Professional Training & Falck Safety Services
Corporate Training Brochure - 2017

Academy Overview
Introduction
National Academy for Professional Training, now a Semi-Government owned organization provides a professional consultation, procurement and training service to the Oil & Gas
Industry, Construction Industry, Aviation Industry, Maritime Industry, Commercial Sector, Security Sector, Government Sector and Military Forces.
National Academy for Professional Training now operates a fire specific department providing consultation services, preventative maintenance services and specialized accredited training
services.
Latest Accreditation News
National Academy for Professional Training gained accreditation from Pro-Board in the first quarter of 2017, being the first training provider in The State of Qatar to gain the accreditation
with approval to deliver 24-Levels of accredited Pro-Board Course Modules.
Current Accreditation Bodies
- OPITO Accredited - ISO-9001-2008

- PADI - ISO-15001-1999
- IFSAC Accredited - ISO-1400-2004
- Pro-Board Accredited - OSHAS-18001-2007
- Emergency First Response – EFR - HACCP Registered Firm
- First Aid International - JOIFF Member – Accreditations submits 2017
Government Approvals
National Academy for Professional Training has approvals from The Civil Defense, The Qatar Armed Forces (QAF) & Internal Security to Forces (ISF) to conduct Professional Fire
Training Programs.
Latest Accreditations - IFSAC & Pro-Board Accredited Levels
IFSAC - Mission Statement
To increase the level of professionalism of the fire service through accreditation of those entities who work with Assemblies within the Congress, for the accreditation of fire service
training and/or education, by increasing the coordination of efforts between the Assemblies of the Congress, and serve as a mechanism of arbitration on issues of debate between
Assemblies.
Website: https://ifsac.org/
Pro-Board - Mission Statement
The purpose of the Pro Board® is to establish an internationally recognized means of acknowledging professional achievement in the fire service and related fields. The accreditation of
organizations that certify uniform members of public fire departments, both career and volunteer, is the primary goal. However, other organizations with fire protection interests may also
be considered for participation. Accreditation is generally provided at the State or Provincial level to the empowered certifying authority of that jurisdiction.
Website: http://www.theproboard.org/default.htm
IFSAC & Pro-Board Accredited Levels
- NFPA – 1001 - Fire Fighter I & II - NFPA – 1006 Confined Space Rescue Level I & II
- NFPA – 472 Hazmat Awareness - NFPA – 1006 Rope Rescue Level I & II
- NFPA – 472 Hazmat Operations - NFPA – 1041 Fire Instructor I & II
- NFPA – 472 Hazmat Technicians
- NFPA – 1031 Fire Inspector I & II
- NFPA – 1021 Fire Officer I/II/III & IV
- NFPA – 1002 Driver/Pump Operator
- NFPA – 1081 Incipient Industrial Fire Brigade Member
- NPFA – 1081 Interior Structural Industrial Fire Member
- NFPA – 1081 Advanced Exterior Industrial Fire Member & Leader
Course Information Guide
Offshore Courses
National Academy for Professional Training recommends that you consult with the Operator to ensure exact training requirements, prior to course enrolment and confirmation for
Offshore Survival Course Modules. As a general guide the following information may be useful:
- T-BOSIET – Required for all personnel working offshore on rotational basis

- T-HUET – Required for all personnel traveling offshore for visit purposes less than three times a year
Some Operators in The State of Qatar may request the T-HUET (OPITO) Course Module to have a bolt on Sea Survival Element provided by the training provider. The additional Sea
Survival Module is normally an element taken from the T-BOSIET lasting for an additional 2.5-Hours. As a recommendation, the T-HUET provides sufficient Sea Survival Techniques
from continuous industry updates therefore no additional element should be required.
Note: Where additional Sea Survival Elements are requested, the certification shall be issued separate from the T-HUET based on the Sea Survival Element not being an OPITO
Accredited or recognized Course Module.
H2S Course Modules are provided as OPITO Accredited and Operator Accredited. As a general rule, H2S Certification is mandatory for all offshore travel and is only valid for the
duration of 1-Year. OPITO H2S Course Accreditations provide 2-Year Certification by standard, however training providers are permitted to follow Operator requirements in providing
OPITO H2S Certification valid for the duration of 1-Year. It is recommended that you consult the Operator prior to schedule of H2S Training.
Offshore Travel
As an information guide for all persons traveling to offshore installations:
- T-BOSIET or T-HUET Certificate – OPITO Accredited – Valid by recognized training provider

- H2S & BA Certificate – Operator or OPITO Accredited – Valid by recognized training provider
- Offshore Pass
- Medical Requirements where applicable
All information is provided as assistance and a general guide. Information as above may be subject to change and may be different dependent on operator requirements. Ensure Operator
advice is provided at all times as an exact guide.
National Academy for Professional Training Information Guide
Operational Time Frames
National Academy for Professional Training operates a 5-Day working week commencing Sunday through to Thursday.
Course modules are conducted on Saturdays by client request only.
Course time frames run from 0730 -Hours through 2100-Hours dependant on the course program.
Detailed time frames shall be provided on course bookings via NAPT Administration.
Our Academy team shall at all times try our best to ensure the clients days and time frames are met at all times.
OPITO Course Modules are subject to strict compliance on course time frames and course durations. Such information shall be detailed on course enrollment forms.
Delegate/Trainee Arrival
National Academy for Professional Training requests that all delegates/trainees arrive at the academy at least 30-Minutes prior to course commencement. The academy allows for a 15-
Minute late arrival, but thereafter may request the clients re-schedule to a later time or date, dependent on course schedules and instructor availability.
Clients/Delegates are advised to provide information to the academy where delegates/trainees are known to be late in arrival for courses. Where notice is provided course time frames may
be held a further 15-Minutes.
Management & Advisory Consultation
National Academy for Professional Training has provided on page 4 of 4 a detailed list of employee contact details. All employees are available at anytime to assist with course schedules,
bookings and consultation where required.
Emails: napt10@gmail.com, napt01@qatar.net.qa - NAPT Administration
Emails: john_lord_napt@mac.com - Operations & Training Manager

National Academy for Professional Training Information Guide
Trainee Welfare and Support
All trainees shall be assisted to attain the highest possible standard of training. There shall be learning opportunities and a sense of belonging for all people in a supportive and caring
training environment which shall be:
- Non Sexist
- Non Racist
- Sensitive and Responsive to the Individual and any Special Needs
- Culturally Sensitive
Delegate/s progress shall be monitored by the facilitator presenting or assessing the course.
Trainee shall have unlimited access to training staff for course-related work and/or personal matters.
Trainee Transportation
National Academy for Professional Training provides transportation at the request of the client. For further information and transportation bookings, please ensure you request such
through NAPT Administration on confirmation of training.
National Academy for Professional Training
OPITO Accreditations
OPITO Information
Owned by Industry:
OPITO is the industry’s focal point for skills, training and workforce development. It is a self-sustaining, employer and trade union led organization committed to developing and sustaining
a safe, skilled and effective workforce now and in the future. This is achieved by working in collaboration with: industry employers, learning & training providers, education & academia and
partnership organizations.
OPITO has been established by businesses and employers in the industry to respond to its demands for a safe and effective workforce in line with its current and future business plan
- Operating for more than 30-Years, OPITO is an industry owned, not-for-profit, standard setting body
- Committed to improving Safety & Competence in the Industry
- OPITO Standards are driven by the needs of industry through industry workgroups, once standards are agreed they are delivered by the learning supply chain, this process is quality
assured by OPITO
- All OPITO-Approved training providers are audited annually by OPITO
- All OPITO Certificates are entered into the “Vantage” database systems, the Oil & Gas Industry can access ‘Vantage’ (online) to check authenticity of training records
Further Information: www.opito.com
NAPT & FSS - OPITO Accredited Courses
- Tropical Basic Offshore Survival Induction & Emergency Training (T-BOSIET) – 4-Years Certification
- Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training (T-FOET) – 4-Years Certification
- Tropical Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (T-HUET) – 4-Years Certification
- Basic Hydrogen Sulphide Training (H2S) – 2-Years Certification
- Compressed Air Emergency Breathing Systems – CA-EBS
- Basic Onshore Emergency Response (BOER)
- Heli-Deck Emergency Response Team Member (HERTM0
- Offshore Emergency Response Team Member (OERTM)
- Major Emergency Management Initial Response Training (MEMIR)
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For further information contact National Academy for Professional Training or Falck Safety Services
H2S – Basic Hydrogen Sulphide Training – 4.2-Hours - OPITO
Pre Course Requisites
- Must be over 18-Years of Age

- Medical requirements established by the Authority having Jurisdiction
Target Group
The Target group is personnel that are, or could be, working in an environment that could become contaminated by H2S Gas
Aims & Objectives
The aims and objectives of the training are to ensure that the delegate gains the required knowledge and understanding of the particular hazards and properties of H2S, and appropriate
emergency response actions to take should a H2S related incident arise
To successfully complete this training delegates must able to explain:
(1) Hydrogen Sulphide – how it is formed and where it is found

(2) Other names used to describe H2S
(3) Properties and characteristics of H2S
(4) Parts per million (PPM) as a measurement parameter
(5) Occupational exposure limits to H2S
(6) Factors affecting individual susceptibility to H2S
(7) Types of detector equipment
(8) Types of respiratory equipment
(9) Pre-use checks of personal detection devices and EBA
Training Type – Ratio Theory 1:16 – Ratio Practical 1:4
Theory Based & Practical Based Training
Reference: Standard Code 9014
Certification Validity – 2-Years
Cost Code: NAPT-OPITO-H2S-OT-001-Qatar Riyals Two Hundred Per Delegate – QAR – 200.00
Compressed Air Emergency Breathing Systems (CA-EBS) Initial Deployment Training – 1.5-Hours
Delegates must possess a valid BOSIET/FOET/HUET or T-BOSIET/T-FOET/T-HUET certificate prior to attending the Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS)
Initial Deployment Training program.
Target Group
The Target group is personnel that are issued with Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) whilst travelling to work by helicopter and may be required to use a CA-EBS in
the event of an emergency.
Aims & Objectives
The aims and objectives of the training are to ensure that the delegate gains the required knowledge and understanding of the particular hazards and properties of a Compressed Air
Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) and appropriate practical emergency response actions to take should the requirement for emergency deployment arise. During the training
programme, delegates will be required to demonstrate their skills and understanding of the following key areas.
- The fundamental differences between re-breather and compressed air systems (technology and use)
- The rationale and use of compressed air emergency breathing systems in helicopter emergency situations
- The hazards associated with compressed air emergency breathing systems
To successfully complete this training delegates must able to demonstrate:
- A pre-flight inspection of the life jacket and CA-EBS

- Donning the life jacket with CA-EBS correctly, including ‘buddy check’
- An emergency deployment of the CA-EBS in a dry environment
This programme has been developed to address initial equipment introduction training requirements only and is designed to be delivered in a ‘dry’ training environment.
Training Type & Code
Reference: Standard Code: 5902
Cost Code: NAPT-OPITO-CA-EBS-OT-001-Qatar Riyals One Hundred and Fifty Per Delegate – QAR – 150.00
Basic Onshore Emergency Response (BOER) – 8-Hours - OPITO
Pre Course Requisites Level

Target Group
All personnel operating on an Onshore Oil and Gas facility that require OPITO-certified basic onshore emergency response training.
Course Overview
This course is designed to equip the delegate with the knowledge, skills and confidence to respond appropriately in the event of an onshore emergency. This course covers evacuation
procedures, firefighting, Self Rescue and emergency first aid.
Course Content
Delegates will receive theoretical and practical knowledge in the following areas:
- Emergency Response Actions

- Firefighting and Self-Rescue
- Emergency First Aid
Cost Code: FSS-OPITO-BOER-OT-002-Qatar Riyals Eight Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 800.00
T-BOSIET – Tropical Basic Offshore Survival Induction & Emergency Training – 18.2-Hours

Target Group
This training module is designed to meet the initial offshore safety and emergency response training requirements for personnel new to the offshore oil and gas industry in a tropical
environment.
Aims & Objectives
The aim of the T-BOSIET is to introduce delegates to the specific safety issues and regimes relevant to offshore installations, and to equip them with the basic emergency response
knowledge and skills for travelling to and from offshore installations by helicopter in a tropical environment.
The objectives of the T-BOSIET Training are that delegates will be able to:
(a) Identify the generic hazards, which 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.
(b) Identify key offshore related safety regulations and explain the basic safety management concepts
(c) Demonstrate, in a simulated environment, 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
(d) Demonstrate sea survival and first aid techniques
(e) Demonstrate that they can effectively use basic firefighting equipment, and practice self-rescue techniques in low visibility situations, to include smoke filled areas.
Training Type – Ratio Theory 1:16 – Ratio Practical 1:3 & 1:4
Cost Code: NAPT-OPITO-T-BOSIET-OT-004-Qatar Riyals One Thousand Three Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 1,350.00
T-FOET –Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training – 7.05-Hours

- The T-FOET is open to persons who have a valid (in-date) OPITO-approved T-BOSIET or T-FOET or BOSIET or FOET certificate
- Training providers must provide evidence that the pre-requisite requirements were met by the delegates, if requested by OPITO
Target Group
This program is designed to meet the further offshore safety and emergency response training requirements for personnel working in the offshore oil and gas industry in a tropical
environment.
Aims & Objectives
The aim of the T-FOET is to provide the delegates with the opportunity to practice and demonstrate emergency response skills, which are not possible to practice during drills, exercises
and emergency training offshore.
The objectives of the T-FOET are that delegates will be able to:
(a) Demonstrate, in a simulated environment, 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.
(b) Demonstrate that they can use basic firefighting equipment effectively, and use self-rescue techniques in low visibility and completely obscured visibility situations e.g. smoke filled areas.
(c) Demonstrate that they can perform basic first aid.
Cost Code: NAPT-OPITO-T-FOET-OT-005-Qatar Riyals One Thousand Per Delegate – QAR 1,000.00
T-HUET – Tropical Helicopter Underwater Escape Training – 8-Hours

Target Group
The target group is personnel travelling to oil and gas installations/facilities via helicopter in a tropical environment.
Aims & Objectives
The aim of the Tropical HUET training program is to prepare delegates that intend to travel to and from offshore oil and gas installations and vessels by helicopter in a tropical
environment by providing specific training in pre-flight and in-flight requirements and to equip delegates with the basic emergency response knowledge and skills required in the event of a
helicopter emergency – with specific focus on escaping from a helicopter following ditching.
The objectives of the T-HUET Training are that delegates will be able to:
Demonstrate, in a simulated environment, 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 Techniques
Cost Code: NAPT-OPITO-T-HUET-OT-003-Qatar Riyals Seven Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 700.00
Heli-Deck Emergency Response Team Member (HERTM) – 32-Hours - OPITO

Target Audience
Personnel who are currently appointed or candidate Offshore Helideck Assistants (HDAs) that require OPITO-certified emergency response training in Helideck and helicopter
emergencies as part of their overall competence requirement.
Course Overview
The aim of the HDA Helideck Emergency Response Team Member (HERTM) Training program is to equip Offshore Helideck Assistants with the knowledge, understanding and skills
required to perform an emergency response team member role in Offshore Helideck and Helicopter Emergencies
Course Contents
- Helideck Emergency Response Preparedness

- Helideck emergency response pre-planning
- Helideck and helicopter emergency systems and controls
- NUI (Normally unattended installations) HDA Emergency Response
- NUI emergency response requirements
- HDA: Helideck Emergency Response Team Member (HERTM)
- HDA HERTM response in Helideck and helicopter emergencies practical scenario exercises
Cost Code: NAPT-OPITO-HERTM-OT-001-Qatar Riyals Ten Thousand Five Hundred – QAR 10,500.00
Offshore Emergency Response Team Member – OERTM – OPITO – 40-Hours

Target Group
The Offshore Emergency Response Team Member training program is for personnel who are appointed to, or to be appointed to, the role of an Offshore Emergency Response Team
Member
Course Overview
Successful completion of this OPITO-accredited course will equip you to take on an emergency response role or enhance competence in your current role. Our five-day Offshore
Emergency Response Team Member course combines fire training theory and practical skills. The focus is on responding to an emergency as part of a team
Course Content
Theoretical Practical

- Breathing Apparatus - Breathing apparatus techniques
- Casualty handling - Casualty handling
- Closed containers - Chemical incident including decontamination procedures
- Confined spaces - Closed containers
- Fixed systems / detection systems - Confined space rescue
- Gas characteristics - Foam equipment
- Hazardous substances - Hose reels
- Hose handling/water protection - Incident stabilizations including cooling and isolation
- Internal firefighting - Internal / external firefighting involving A, B and C fires
- Pressure vessels - Portable wheeled extinguisher units
- Teamwork - Vessel cooling / flame control
Cost Code: NAPT-OPITO-OERTM-OT-001-Qatar Riyals Ten Thousand Five Hundred – QAR 10,500.00
Major Emergency Management Initial Response Training - MEMIR – OPITO – 26-Hours

Target Group
The target group for Major Emergency Management initial response (MEMIR) training is personnel who are either designated as being in charge of, are members of, or provide support to
an emergency management team in an emergency.
Course Training Aims & Objectives
The aim of the MEMIR Training is to equip personnel with formal training in command, control, communications and stress-related factors in the management of major emergencies. In
addition, this program also provides initial emergency management training for personnel who are undertaking a training and competence program to progress to the role of an emergency
response manager.
The objectives of the MEMIR Training are that delegates/trainees shall be able to:
- Understand the key factors of preparing for, responding to, and maintained control throughout the development or escalation of an emergency situation.
- 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 emergency manager is assured that the emergency is over.
- Understand how stress can impact on individuals and team performance during emergencies.
- Have the opportunity to role-play as the emergency manager in a number of specific types of emergency scenarios is a key element of the training program, and is backed up by
constructive feedback from the course instructional team.
Training Ratio - 1:6
35% Classroom based, including pre-scenario briefings, and 65% is spent on running scenarios and debriefing
Cost Code: NAPT-OPITO-MEMIR-OT-001-Qatar Riyals Eighteen Thousand Per Delegates – QAR 18,000.00
HSE Course Programs-2017

H2S – Basic Hydrogen Sulphide Training – 4.2-Hours - NAPT

Target Group
The Target group is personnel that are, or could be, working in an environment that could become contaminated by H2S Gas
Aims & Objectives
The aims and objectives of the training are to ensure that the delegate gains the required knowledge and understanding of the particular hazards and properties of H2S, and appropriate
emergency response actions to take should a H2S related incident arise
(1) Hydrogen Sulphide – how it is formed and where it is found

(2) Other names used to describe H2S
(3) Properties and characteristics of H2S
(4) Parts per million (PPM) as a measurement parameter
(5) Occupational exposure limits to H2S
(6) Factors affecting individual susceptibility to H2S
(7) Types of detector equipment
(8) Types of respiratory equipment
(9) Pre-use checks of personal detection devices and EBA
Certification Validity – 1-Year
Cost Code: NAPT-H2S-OT-010-Qatar Riyals One Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 100.00
Courses run daily from Sunday through Thursday 0830-Hours through 1230-Hours & 1230-Hours through 1630-Hours
NAPT – Survival at Sea – 4-Hours

Course Content
- Introduction to Survival at Sea

- Survival Equipment – Liferafts – Lifejackets
- Life Jacket Donning & Doffing Techniques (Various Types)
- Water Entry Techniques – Maximum 3-Meter Entry
- In Water Survival Techniques – Individual & Group Methods
- Liferaft Righting & Entry Techniques
- Liferaft Management
- Search & Rescue Overview
All Practical Scenarios are completed in a controlled simulated environment.
Survival Training Facilities
This 16-Meter x 13-Meter indoor pool where temperatures are maintained at 23-Degrees Celsius provides a depth of 1.5-Meter through 6-Metters, Two (2) Wind Generators of up to 14-
Knots and a Wave Machine creating a 1.5-Meter Swell.
Certification – Validity – 2-Years
On successful completion of this course module National Academy for Professional Training Certification shall be issued.
Training Type
40% Theory Based & 60% Practical Based Training
Cost Code: NAPT-SS-OT-Qatar Riyals Two Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 200.00
Manual Handling Training – 4-Hours

Course Information
This half-day Moving and Handling Principles course is essential support for all working professionals who manually handle objects, sit at the keyboard or stand in tiring positions.
These activities are the main activities that cause work-related musculoskeletal disorders, such as back and joint pain.
Who should attend?
We recommend all employers consider this training as part of each new employee's induction.
What you will learn:
The course covers how to move objects safely, so that risk to injury or strain is reduced.
Aims & Objectives
- Basics to complex positions and movement of objects

- Causes of Back pain
- Manual Handling Regulations
- Risk Assessment
- Spinal Anatomy, Structure & Function
Cost Code: NAPT-MH-OT-011-Qatar Riyals One Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 150.00
Job Safety Analysis-Basics – 4-Hours

Course Information
A Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is a highly effective tool used to examine and establish the safest way to complete a work task. The term JSA is often used interchangeably with Job Hazard
Analysis.
Who should attend?
Anyone who contributes to the creation of Job Safety Analysis for Tasks in the Workplace.
Aims & Objectives
- Identify Hazards
- Assess Risk & Identify Unacceptable Risk
- Identify, Assess & Implement Risk Treatments
- Complete Records & Reports
Theory Based
Cost Code: NAPT-JSA-OT-012-Qatar Riyals One Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 150.00
Authorized Gas Testers (AGT) – 8-Hours
Pre Course Requisites Level I

Course Aim
This 8-Hour Authorized Gas Tester (AGT) course is suitable fro anyone involved in Gas-Testing – including Confined Spaces. Course allows for theory and practical training.
Course Objectives
- Selection, Care and use of Personal Protective Equipment for Gas-Testing

- Types of Fixed, Portable and Personal Monitors
- Statutory requirements – HASAWA, Confined Space Regulations
- Implications of Workplace Exposure Limits
- Hazards Associated with Toxic, Flammable and Oxygen Deficient/Enriched Atmospheres
- Working with Permits and Entry Certificates
- Behavior of Different Gases
- Principles of Gas-Testing in Confined Spaces
- Range and Frequency of Tests and Acceptable Limits
- How to document results and advise relevant personnel
Reference Standards:
N/A
Certification – 80% - Competence
On successful completion of this course module NAPT Accredited Certification shall be issued with a validity of 2-Years.
Cost Code: NAPT-AGT-Qatar Riyals Four Hundred Per Person – QAR – 400.00
Confined Space Entrant – 8-Hours – QP-Standard
- Must be over 18-Years of Age - QP HSE Induction

- Medical requirements established by the Authority having Jurisdiction - H2S/BA
- Minimum Physical Fitness requirements by the Authority having Jurisdiction - PTW Work Shop & BA Wearer
Course Aim
- Safe working procedures during Confined Space Pr-entry and Entry Operations
- Recognition of the Hazards involved in Confined Space Operations
- Guidance on avoiding Confined Space Entry related Incidents
Course Objectives
- Identify & Define a Confined Space & other related terms

- State the Hazards associated with Confined Space Entry Operations
- Identify effective Control Measures during Confined Space Operations
- Identify the Permits, Entry Certificates and Documents required for Confined Space Entry
- Explain what is meant by the term “Pre-Entry Plan”
- State the responsibilities of Standby Man (Attendant), the Personnel Entering the Confined Space (Entrant and the Supervisor.
- Explain and apply the Hierarchy of Control to a Confined Space Operation
- Identify the requirements of an Emergency Back-up Plan
- Describe the Scene of Entry & Rescue Plan
- Requirements of Operational Areas specific procedures for Confined Space Entry – Onshore, Offshore
- Demonstrate understanding of all of the above by practical application to a Confined Space Entry Operation
Qatar Petroleum - QP
Cost Code: NAPT-CSE-QP-OT-019-Qatar Riyals Five Hundred Per Person – QAR – 500.00
NFPA-1006 - Confined Space Entrant – 8-Hours - NFPA Standard Referenced Only

- Minimum Physical Fitness requirements by the Authority having Jurisdiction
- Emergency Medical care performance capabilities for entry-level personnel developed and validated by the Authority having Jurisdiction
Course Content
- Confined Space Introduction

- Indentifying Permit Required Confined Spaces and Hazards
- Proper Utilization of Gas Monitoring Systems
- Proper Utilization of Atmospheric Testing Systems and Procedures
- Ventilation Methods
- Permits and Temporary Declassify of a Permit-Require Space
- Prohibited Conditions
- Alternate Entry Procedures
- Duties of Entrant, Attendants and Entry Supervisors
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Emergency Notification
NFPA-1006 Standard for Technical Rescuer Professional Qualification
NFPA-1670 Standard on Operations & Training for Technical Search & Rescue Incidents
Cost Code: NAPT-CSE-OT-019-Qatar Riyals Four Hundred Per Person – QAR – 400.00
Confined Space Awareness/Entry – 8-Hours

Aim
The aim and objective of the Confined Space Awareness/Entry Training Module is to ensure that personnel preparing to enter Confined Spaces are aware of the essential legislation/best
working practices and safety requirements.
Course Content
- Confined Space Legislation/Best Working Practices

- Definitions & Recognition of Confined Space
- Confined Space Examples & Categories
- Communication/Emergency Actions
- Watchman Duties
- Safe Systems of Work/PPE/Permit to Work
- Risk Assessment/Method Statement
- Equipment Characteristics & Limitations
- Equipment Maintenance & Inspection Requirements
- Vertical Shaft Entry & Egress – Using Ladders
- Safe Operation of Tripod/Davit & Winch
- Importance of Gas Detectors
Certification
On successful completion of this course module Falck Approved Certification shall be issued for ‘Confined Space Awareness/Entry with a validity of 2-Years
Cost Code: NAPT-FSS-CSE-Qatar Riyals Five Hundred Per Person – QAR – 500.00
NFPA-1006-Working at Heights Awareness – 8-Hours - NFPA Standard Reference Only

Course Content
- Introduction to Working at Heights - Donning of Safety Harness

- Problems Associated with Safe Working at Heights - Safe use of Associated Equipment
- Legislations - Anchorage Point Identification
- Employers Responsibilities - Horizontal Safety Systems
- Employees Responsibilities - Vertical Safety Systems
- Risk Assessments - Temporary Safety Products
- Safe Systems of Working - Maintenance & Inspections
- Passive Safety Systems - Cleaning & Stowage
- Restrain Systems
- Fall Arrest Systems
- Fall Arrest Equipment Introduction
Cost Code: NAPT-WH-020-Qatar Riyals Four Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 400.00
Basic Fire Courses-2017

Basic Fire Extinguishers – 4-Hours

Course Information
This four-hour "Hands-On" course is intended to give shop, field and office workers a basic understanding of the physical characteristics of fire and the safe use and limitations of portable
fire-fighting equipment.
The course uses an environmentally friendly BullEx® Intelligent Training System (ITS) that provides participants a controlled live fire to extinguish. The ITS can automatically vary its
flames by detecting the trainee’s technique, providing a very realistic training experience. This course includes classroom instruction and video demonstrations as well as the hands-on
training component
Course Content
- Combustion Process
- Common Types of Fire Extinguishers
- Steps involved in P.A.S.S
- Basic Fire Safety Guidelines
By the end of this course you shall:
- Will understand the physical characteristics of fire

- Will be able to select the correct fire extinguisher for each class of fire
- Will know how to appropriately attack and extinguish a fire
- Will have increased confidence in your capabilities of coping during a fire emergency
Certification
On successful completion of this course module NAPT Accredited Certification shall be issued valid for 2-Years.
Training Type – Ration Theory 1:16 – Ratio Practical 1:4
Cost Code: NAPT-BFE-013 - Standard Course Costs Code – Qatar Riyals Two Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 250.00
Fire Safety Watch – 4-Hours - NAPT

Course Information
This four-hour Fire Safety Watch Course is aimed at employees who may be called upon to use a portable Fire Extinguisher and could be potentially exposed to Flammable Materials.
Course discussions shall focus on Fire Prevention and early detection.
Course Content
- Introduction
- Fire Chemistry & Prevention
- Employee Responsibilities
- Ignition Sources
- Equipment Capabilities & Limitations
- Classification of Fires
- Fire Extinguisher Types
- Foam Systems
- Inspection/Recharge Procedures
- Fire Detection/Portable Gas
- Detector Use
- Permits – Fire Safety Systems
- First Aid Treatments for Burns
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FSQ - Standard Course Costs Code – Qatar Riyals Two Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 250.00
Fire Safety Awareness – 4-Hours - NAPT

Course Information
This course is designed for those who are responsible for overseeing Fire Safety, Designated Fire Marshals and anyone who needs to know how to use a fire extinguisher.
Course Content
- How to recognize the cost of Fire

- The Role of the Fire Marshall
- Liaison with the Fire Services – Civil Defense
- Action on Discovering a Fire
- Fire Safety Legislation
- The Chemistry of Fire
- Common Causes of Fire
- Fire Safety Precautions & Prevention Measures
- Fire Drills & Emergency Evacuation
- How to use a Fire Extinguisher
Certification
Fire Safety Awareness Certificate valid for 2-Years
Cost Code: NAPT-BFE-014 - Standard Course Costs Code – Qatar Riyals Two Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 250.00
Basic Fire Fighting – 8-Hours - NAPT

Target Group
The target group for this Basic Fire Fighting Course Module is all persons who wish to have the basic knowledge and skills to react and extinguish initial fire stages, and have emergency
response awareness.
Course Content
- Introductions
- Fire Chemistry
- Combustion Process
- Fire Spread
- Fire Classifications (NFPA)
- Fire Extinguishers – Pre-Use & Inspections
- Fire Hoses – Pre-Use & Inspections
- Fire Suppression Systems – Detection & Sprinkler Systems
- Fire Fighting Response
- Causes & Fire Prevention
- Fire Wardens Roles & Responsibilities
- Exit Routes & Emergency Actions – Earthquake Evacuation
- Fire Risk Assessment – The Basics
- Basic First Aider Roles & Responsibilities
Certification
On successful completion of this course module NAPT Accredited Certification shall be issued valid for 2-Years
Cost Code: NAPT-BFFT-015 - Standard Course Costs Code – Qatar Riyals Three Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 350.00
Fire Warden – 8-Hours - NAPT

Target Group
This Fire Wardens Course is suitable for anyone who has the responsibility to step up to the mark i.e. those personnel who have been given Fire Marshalling responsibilities in the
organization.
A Fire Wardens role is absolutely critical in ensuring the safe evacuation of your staff in the event of a Fire.
Course Content
- Fire Legislation
- Common causes of Fire
- The behavior of Fire
- Fire Prevention
- What to do if a Fire breaks out
- How to utilize Fire Extinguishers
- Emergency Evacuation Procedures – Client to Provide Documents
- Safety features within the building
- How people react in Fire situations
- Your role in the event of a Fire
- Safe evacuation and Fire assembly
Certification
On successful completion of this course module NAPT Accredited Certification shall be issued valid for 2-Years
Cost Code: NAPT-FWT-016 - Standard Course Costs Code – Qatar Riyals Four Hundred Per Delegate/Trainee – QAR 400.00
Fire Marshall & First Aider – 8-Hours - NAPT

Target Group
- Those who are responsible for over-viewing Safety

- Designated Fire Marshalls
- Anyone who needs to know how to use a Fire Extinguisher
Course Content
- Practical Fire Fighting - Workplace Fires

- Aims of Fire Safety - Means of Escape
- Fire Prevention - Fire Growth & Spread
- Principles of Combustion - Using Fire Extinguishers
- Methods of Combustion - The Role of The Fire Marshall
- Methods of Evacuation - Basic First Aid Response (4-Hours)
- Human Behavior
- Actions upon Discovering a Fire
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FM&FA-017 - Standard Course Costs Code – Qatar Riyals Five Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 500.00
First Aid Course Modules-2017

Emergency First Response Primary Care & Secondary Care (CPR) – 8-Hours – EFR Accredited Module

Target Group
This First Aider at Work course module is designed specifically for low hazard environments (e.g. offices, shops, libraries) or where your needs assessment identifies a requirement for a
First Aider, trained in Emergency First Aid at Work.
Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) teaches participants how to respond to life-threatening emergencies. The course focuses on primary care through a combination of
knowledge development, skill development and realistic scenario practice to make sure participants have the confidence in their ability to provide care when emergency situations arise.
Primary Care (CPR) skills taught in this course
Course Content
- Scene Safety, Assessment Universal Precautions – Communicable Disease Protection, Inclusive barrier use Primary Assessment Rescue Breathing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
(CPR) on conscious and unconscious obstructed airways.
- Management of Serious Bleeding
- Management of Shock
- Management of Spinal Injury
- Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
- Emergency Oxygen Use Orientation
Certification
On successful completion of this course module Emergency First Responder Accredited Certification shall be issued valid for 2-Years.
Cost Code: NAPT-EFRPC-018-Qatar Riyals Four Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 400.00
Anaphylaxis & Adrenaline Auto-Injector First Aid – 4-Hours Contact Time
Module One – Introduction Module Two – Scene Safety
- Foreword - Scene Survey

- Principles of First Aid - Exposure Protection
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Chain of Survival
- Emergency Management Procedure
- Care Cycle
Module Three – Basic Life Support Module Four – Secondary Survey
- Primary Survey, Recovery Position & Reassessment - Patient History Taking

- CPR Adult - Patient Report Form
- CPR Child
Module Five – Anaphylaxis & Adrenaline Auto Injector
- Allergies
- Anaphylaxis & Adrenaline
- Assessment of Anaphylaxis
- Management of Anaphylaxis
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FAI-AAA-001-Qatar Riyals Three Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 300.00
Emergency First Aid & Appointed Person – 4-Hours Contact Time
Introduction – Module One
- Foreword
- Principles of First Aid
- Cardiac Arrest
- Emergency Management Procedures
- Care Cycle
Essential Skills
Module Two – Scene Safety Module Four – Life Threatening Conditions
- Scene Safety - Severe Bleeding

- Exposure Protection - Shock Management
- Patient Report Form
Module Three – Basic Life Support
Module Five – First Aid Health & Safety
- Primary Survey, Recovery Position & Reassessment
- CPR Adult - First Aid Kit
- Alternative Ventilation Procedures - Accident Reporting
- Adult Choking
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FAIEFA-002-Qatar Riyals Three Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 300.00
CPR & AED – 6-Hours Contact Time
- Foreword
- Cardiac Arrest
- Care Cycle
Essential Skills
Module Two-Scene Safety Module Four - AED
- Scene Safety - AED Algorithm

- Exposure Protection - Chain of Survival
- AED use on Adults & Child
Module Three – Basic Life Support - Chest Preparation & Electrode Pad Placement
- Handover to Advance Care
- Primary Survey, Recovery Position & Reassessment - Patient Report Form
- CPR Adult - Equipment Checks & Trouble Shooting
- Alternative Ventilation Procedures
- Adult Choking
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FAICPR-003-Qatar Riyals Three Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 300.00
Emergency First Aid at Work – 6-Hours Contact Time
- Foreword
- Cardiac Arrest
- Care Cycle
Essential Skills
Module Two – Scene Safety Module Four – Life Threatening Conditions
- Scene Safety - Severe Bleeding

- Exposure Protection - Wounds & Bleeding
- Shock Management
Module Three – Basic Life Support - Epilepsy & Seizures
- Minor Injuries
- Primary Survey, Recovery Position & Reassessment
- CPR Adult Module Five – First Aid Health & Safety
- Adult Choking - First Aid Kit
- Accident Recording
Certification - Patient Report Form
Cost Code: NAPT-FAIEFA-004-Qatar Riyals Three Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 350.00
Pediatric First Aid – 7-Hours Contact Time
- Contents - Scene Survey

- Chain of Survival
- Care Cycle
Module Three – Basic Life Support Module Four – Life Threatening Conditions
- Primary Survey, Recovery Position & Reassessment - Sever Bleeding
- CPR Infant - Shock Management
- CPR Child
- CPR Adult
- Alternative Ventilation Procedure
- Introduction to AED
- Infant Choking
- Child Choking
- Adult Chocking
Module Five – Secondary Survey Module Six – Breathing Problems
- Patient History - Asthma
- Physical Assessment - Group
- Patient Report Forms - Hyperventilation
- Chest Injuries
Module Seven – Environmental Problems
- Burns & Scalds
- Electrical & Chemical Injuries
- Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stoke
- Hypothermia
- Poisoning
Pediatric First Aid – Continued Module Eight through Module Ten
Module Eight – Nervous System Problems Module Nine – Other Medical Problems
- Epilepsy Seizures - Allergies
- Febrile Convulsions - Anaphylaxis
- Head Injuries - Diabetic Emergencies
- Spinal Injuries - Fainting
- Meningitis - Sickle Cell Anemia
Module Ten – Other Injuries Module Eleven – First Aid Health & Safety
- Fractures - First Aid Kit
- Dislocations - Accident Recording
- Sprains & Strains
- Eye Injuries
- Minor Injuries
- Wounds & Bleeding
- Foreign Bodies
- Bites & Stings
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FAIPFA-005-Qatar Riyals Five Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 500.00
Emergency First Aid (CPR/AED) – 8-Hours Contact Time
- Principles of First Aid - Scene Survey

- Chain of Survival - Exposure Protection
- Care Cycle
Module Three – Basic Life Support Module Four – AED
- Primary Survey, Recovery Position and Reassessment - AED Algorithm

- CPR Adult - Cardiac Arrest
- Alternative Ventilation Procedures - Chest Preparation
- Adult Choking - Handover to Advanced
- Equipment Checks & Troubleshooting
Module Five – Life Threatening Conditions Module Six – Other Injuries
- Severe Bleeding - Minor Injuries

- Wounds & Bleeding - Fractures
- Shock Management - Eye Injuries
- Epilepsy & Seizures
- Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stroke
- Burns & Scalds
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FAIEFA-006-Qatar Riyals Four Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 400.00
Basic First Aid – 12-Hours Contact Time

- Care Cycle
- Primary Survey, Recovery Position and Reassessment - Severe Bleeding

- CPR Adult - Shock Management
- Adult Choking
- Patient History Taking - Asthma

- Physical Assessment - Hyperventilation
- Patient Report Form - Chest Injuries
Module Seven – Circulatory Problems
- Angina
- Heart Attack
- Stroke
- Fainting
Basic First Aid – Continued Module Eight through Module Twelve
Module Eight – Environmental Problems Module Nine – Nervous System Problems
- Electrical & Chemical Injuries - Epilepsy & Seizures

- Burns & Scalds - Head Injuries
- Hypothermia - Spinal Injuries
- Frostbite
Module Ten – Other Medical Problems Module Eleven – Other Injuries
- Allergies - Fractures
- Anaphylaxis - Dislocation
- Diabetic Emergencies - Wounds & Bleeding
- Poisoning - Eye Injuries
Module Twelve – First Aid Health & Safety
- First Aid Kit

- Accident Recording
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FAIBFA-007-Qatar Riyals Six Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 600.00
First Aid at Work – 18-Hours Contact Time

- Care Cycle
- Primary Survey, Recovery Position and Reassessment - Severe Bleeding

- CPR Adult - Shock Management
- Adult Choking
- Patient History Taking - Asthma

- Physical Assessment - Hyperventilation
- Patient Report Form - Chest Injuries
Module Seven – Circulatory Problems
- Angina
- Heart Attack
- Stroke
- Fainting
First Aid at Work – Continued Module Eight through Module Twelve
Module Eight – Environmental Problems Module Nine – Nervous System Problems
- Electrical & Chemical Injuries - Epilepsy & Seizures

- Burns & Scalds - Head Injuries
- Hypothermia - Spinal Injuries
- Frostbite
Module Ten – Other Medical Problems Module Eleven – Other Injuries
- Allergies - Eye Injuries

- Anaphylaxis - Fractures
- Diabetic Emergencies - Dislocation
- Poisoning - Sprains & Strains
- Wounds & Bleeding
- Minor Injuries
Module Twelve – First Aid Health & Safety
- First Aid Kit

- Health & Safety at Work
- Health & Safety in the Workplace
- Risk Assessment of First Aid Needs Checklist
- Health & Safety Legislation
- Hazardous Substances COSHH
- RIDDOR
- Accident Reporting
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FAIFAW-008-Qatar Riyals Six Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 650.00
Advanced First Aid – 18-Hours
- Contents - Scene Survey

- Chain of Survival
- Care Cycle
Module Three – Basic Life Support Module Four – AED
- Primary Survey, Recovery Position & Reassessment - AED Algorithm
- CPR Infant - AED Use on Adults & Children
- CPR Child - Handover to Advanced Care
- CPR Adult - Equipment Checks & Troubleshooting
- Alternative Ventilation Procedure
- Infant Choking
- Child Choking
- Adult Chocking
Module Five – Life Threatening Conditions Module Six – Secondary Survey
- Sever Bleeding - Patient History Taking
- Shock Management - Physical Assessment
- Patient Report Forms - Patient Report Form
- Patient Positioning & Treatment
- Introduction to Manual Handling
Module Seven – Breathing Problems
- Asthma
- Hyperventilation
- Chest Injuries
Advanced First Aid – Continued Module Eight through Module Thirteen
Module Eight – Circulatory Problems Module Nine – Environmental Problems
- Angina - Electrical & Chemical Injuries
- Heart Attack - Burns & Scalds
- Stroke - Hypothermia
- Fainting - Frostbite
Module Ten – Nervous System Problems Module Eleven – Other Medical Problems
- Epilepsy & Seizures - Allergies
- Head Injuries - Anaphylaxis & Adrenaline Auto-Injector
- Spinal Injuries - Diabetic Emergencies
- Poisoning
Module Twelve – Other Injuries
- Fractures
- Dislocation
- Sprains & Strains
- Wounds & Bleeding
- Eye Injury
- Minor Injuries
- Snake Bites & Sea Creature Stings
- Animal & Human Bites
- Insect Bites & Stings
Module Thirteen – First Aid Health & Safety
- First Aid Kit
- Risk Assessment
- Accident Reporting
Certification
Cost Code: NAPT-FAIAFA-009-Qatar Riyals Four Hundred & Fifty Per Delegate – QAR 650.00
Advanced Course Modules-2017

Working at Heights & Rescue – 16-Hours

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Course Overview
This program is designed to those personnel required to perform rescue at height and understand the correct use of rescue at height equipment.
Aims & Structure
The aim and objectives of the Working at Height & Rescue Training program is to provide personnel with the essential theoretical knowledge and practical skills to allow them to assess and
if safe undertake rescue at height.
Course Content
- Introduction
- Legislation & Company Procedures
- The Risk of Training at Height
- Control Measures and Fall Preventions
- Personal Fall Protection Systems
- Personal Fall Protection Equipment
- Anchorage
- Equipment Inspection
- Rescue
- Suspension Intolerance
- Practical Skills
On successful completion of this course module Falck Safety Services Certification for ‘Working at Height & Rescue will be issued with a validity of two-years.
Cost Code: Qatar Riyals One Thousand Six Hundred Per Delegates – QAR 1,600.00
Falck Confined Space Supervisor – 16-Hours

Aim
This course is designed to provide delegates with the necessary skills and knowledge to perform the duties of a supervisor working in a Confined Space.
Course Content
- Identify duties and responsibilities of a Confined Space Supervisor under the WSH Legislation and Code & Practices
- Identify, prevent and control Confined Space Hazards
- Carry out and comply with the requirements of Confined Space Entry Permit Systems using a Systematic approach
- Control Measures when working in a Confined Space
- Implement the Safe use of Personal Protective Equipment, Respiratory Protective Equipment and Rescue Equipment when in a Confined Space
- Implement and Supervise and Emergency Response Plan.
Certification – 80%-Competence
On successful completion of this course module Falck Approved Certification shall be issued with a 2-Year Validity.
Cost Code: NAPT-FSS-CPR-Qatar Riyals One Thousand Six Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 1,600.00
Falck Confined Space Rescue – 16-Hours

Aim
The aim and objective of the Confined Space Rescue Training program specifically concentrates on the advanced rescue skills required to provide on-site coverage for those working in
Confined Spaces.
Course Content
- Summary of the Regulations/Best Working Practices

- Dangerous Atmospheres
- Gas Detection Equipment
- Review of Vertical Access & Traverse Techniques
- Rescue Incident Management
- Immediate-response Risk Assessment
- Advanced Emergency Procedures & Searches
- Rigging of Rescue Hauling Systems
- Use of Stretchers
- Casualty Care
- Practical Exercise both Vertical and Horizontal (Reduced Visibility)
Cost Code: NAPT-FSS-CPR-Qatar Riyals One Thousand Eight Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 1,800.00
Falck Confined Space Rescue-High Risk – 24-Hours

Aim
The aim and objectives of the confined Space Rescue-High Risk Training Module is to specifically concentrate on the advanced rescue skills required to provide on-site cover for those
working in Confined Space (of any type).
Course Content
- Summary of the Regulations/Best Working Practices

- Dangerous Atmospheres
- Gas Detection Equipment
- Review of Vertical Access & Traverse Techniques
- Incident Management
- Immediate Response Risk Assessment
- Advanced Emergency Response Procedures & Searches
- Rigging of Rescue Hauling Systems
- Use of Rescue Stretchers & Extrication
- Casualty Care
- Pre-use inspection and Operation of Compressed Air System during Rescue: EBA, SCBA & Airline
- Practical Exercises both Vertical & Horizontal Rescue (Reduced Visibility & Near Zero Visibility)
Cost Code: NAPT-FSS-CPR-HR-Qatar Riyals Two Thousand Per Delegate – QAR 2,000.00
Falck Major Emergency Management - 24-Hours

Target Group
Personnel with an Emergency Management Responsibility.
Course Objective
The course allows delegates/trainees to experience a number of simulated exercises on varying scenarios so that assessors are able to assess them.
Course Content
- Effective Communication during Emergencies

- Emergency Management Strategies & Philosophy
- Leadership & Delegation
- Roles & Responsibilities
- Information Management
- Dealing with Stress
- Communications
- Time-Outs
- Personnel/Resource Management
- Post Event Issues
Method
Theory presentations incorporating your procedures and simulated exercises with role-plays.
Training Venue
Customer location or National Academy for Professional Training & Falck Safety Services Facility
Cost Code: Available on Request – Cost Codes based on Training Numbers

IFSAC & Pro-Board Accredited Courses-2017

NFPA-472-Hazmat Awareness & Operations – 74-Hours

Course Content
- Hazardous Materials Overview - Mission Specific Competencies: Response to Illicit Laboratories

- Hazardous Materials Properties & Effects - Mission Specific Competencies: Air Monitoring & Sampling
- Recognizing & Identifying the Hazards
- Estimating Potential Harm & Planning a Response
- Implementing the Planned Response
- Terrorism
- Mission Specific Competencies: Personal Protective Equipment
- Mission Specific Competencies: Technical Documentation
- Mission Specific Competencies: Mass Decontamination
- Mission Specific Competencies: Evidence Preservation and Sampling
- Mission Specific Competencies: Product Control
- Mission Specific Competencies: Victim Rescue & Recovery
Reference Standards
NFPA-473 – Standard for Competencies for EMS Personnel Responding to Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents
OSHA 1910.120 – Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response
On successful completion of this course module IFSAC Accredited Certification shall be issued.
Cost Code: NAPT-NFPA-472 – Hazmat Awareness – Qatar Riyals Two Thousand Per Delegate – QAR 2,000.00
Cost Code – NAPT-NFPA-472 – Hazmat Operations – Qatar Riyals Two Thousand Five Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 2,500.00
NFPA-1006-Technical Rescuer Rope Levels I & II – 40-Hours + 40-Hours

Course Content
- Rope Rescue – An Introduction

- Incident Planning & Scene Management
- Safety
- Equipment & Systems Components
- Knots
- Anchor Systems
- On Belay
- On Rappel
- Lowering Systems
- Mechanical Advantages, Raising & Ascending Systems
- Tensioned Rope Systems
Cost Code: NAPT-NFPA-1006-TRR-Qatar Riyals Three Thousand Per Delegate/Per Course – QAR 3.000.00
NFPA-1006-Technical Confined Space Levels I & II – 40-Hours + 40-Hours

Course Content
- Confined Spaces & Their Hazards

- Confined Space Entry Requirements
- Air Monitoring
- Lockout/Tagout
- Using the Incident Command System
- Strategic Rescue Factors
- Ventilation & Inerting
- Safety
- Standard Operating Procedures
- Rescue Equipment
- Team Evaluation
Cost Code: NAPT-NFPA-1006-TCP-Qatar Riyals Three Thousand Per Delegate/Per Course – QAR 3,000.00
NFPA-1001-Fire Fighter-I – 320-Hours
- Live Fire Training & Testing on Vehicle Fire, Exterior Class A Fire, Interior Structure Fire, Incipient Class A, B & C Fires a& Ground Cover Fire NFPA 1001.
- Emergency Medical Care Certification as a First Responder, Emergency Medical Technician
- Must be over 18-Years
- Must have High School Diploma or The State of Qatar recognized equivalent
- Must have approved & valid Medical Certification in addition to self declarations
Co-Requisites
- NFPA – 472 Hazardous Materials Awareness

- NFPA – 472 Hazardous Materials Operations
Course Content
- Overview of History and Development of the Fire Service - Building Construction

- Fire Department Organization - Ladders
- Communication and Alarms - Ropes and Knots
- Fire Behavior - Rescue Procedures
- Fire Fighter Safety - Forcible Entry
- Personal Protective Equipment - Ventilation
- Self Contained Breathing Apparatus - Fire Suppression Systems
- Portable Fire Extinguishers - Salvage and Fire Cause
- Water Supply - Fire Fighter Survival
- Fire Hoses and Appliances
- Nozzles and Fire Streams
- Protective Systems
Cost Code: NAPT-NFPA-1001-FF-Qatar Riyals Twenty Two Thousand Five Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 22,500.00
Course Information
Enrolment on NFPA-1001-Fire Fighter I & II includes NFPA-472-Hazmat Awareness & Operations within cost codes.
NFPA-1001-Fire Fighter-II – 160-Hours
- NFPA – 1001 Fire Fighter I

- NFPA – 472 Hazardous Materials Operations
- One Years Experience (Company Approval)
Course Content
- Fire Department Organization and Control - Ventilation

- Communications and Alarms - Fire Suppression Systems
- Boiling Liquid and Expanding Vapor - Fire Cause Determination
- Fire Fighter Safety - Prevention, Public Education
- Water Supply - Incident Planning
- Service Testing of Fire Hose - Fire Fighter Survival
- Nozzles, Fire Streams and Foam - Emergency Medical Response
- Protective Systems - Hazardous Materials Awareness
- Vehicle Rescue and Extrication
- Forcible Entry
Training Type
Cost Code: NAPT-NFPA-1001-FF-Qatar Riyals Eight Thousand Five Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 8,500.00
Course Information
Enrolment on NFPA-1001-Fire Fighter I & II includes NFPA-472-Hazmat Awareness & Operations within cost codes.
NFPA-1021-Fire Officer Level I & II – 80-Hours
- Must meet all the requirements of Fire Fighter II as defined in NFPA-1001

- Must meet all the requirements of Fire Instructor I as defined in NFPA-1041
- Must be over 18 Years of Age
Course Content
- Introduction to the Fire Officer - Fire Officer Communications

- Preparing for Promotion - Managing Incidents
- Fire Fighter and the Fire Officers - Fire Attack
- Understanding People Management Concepts - Fire Cause Determination
- Organized Labor & the Fire Officer - Crew Resources Management
- Safety Risk Management
- Training & Coaching
- Leading the Fire Company
- Working in the Community
- Handling Problems, Conflicts & Mistakes
- Pre-Incident Planning & Code Enforcement
- Budgeting & Organizational Change
Training Type
Cost Codes
- NFPA-1021-Fire Officer I – Course Duration - 40-Hours – QAR 3,000.00

- NFPA-1021-Fire Officer II – Course Duration – 40-Hours – QAR 3,000.00
NFPA-1041-Fire Service Instructor Level-1 – 40-Hours

- High School Diploma Education
- NFPA-1001-Fire fighter I Certification
- Licensed Emergency Medial Technician
Course Content
- Assemble Course Materials - Administer Oral, Written, or performance tests

- Prepare Training Records and Report Forms - Grade Students Oral, Written, or performance tests
- Review Instructional Materials - Report Test Results
- Adapt a Prepared Lesson Plan - Provide Evaluation Feedback to Students
- Organize the Classroom, Laboratory or outdoor learning Environment
- Present Prepared Lessons
- Adjust Presentation
- Adjust to different in Learning Styles abilities & Behaviors
- Operate audiovisual equipment & demonstration devices
- Utilize audiovisual materials
Training Type
Cost Code – NAPT-NFPA-1041-Qatar Riyals Three Thousand Five Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 3,500.00
NFPA-1041-Fire Service Instructor Level-1 – 40-Hours

- High School Diploma Education
- NFPA-1001-Fire fighter I Certification
- Licensed Emergency Medial Technician
Course Content
- Assemble Course Materials - Administer Oral, Written, or performance tests

- Prepare Training Records and Report Forms - Grade Students Oral, Written, or performance tests
- Review Instructional Materials - Report Test Results
- Adapt a Prepared Lesson Plan - Provide Evaluation Feedback to Students
- Organize the Classroom, Laboratory or outdoor learning Environment
- Present Prepared Lessons
- Adjust Presentation
- Adjust to different in Learning Styles abilities & Behaviors
- Operate audiovisual equipment & demonstration devices
- Utilize audiovisual materials
Training Type
Cost Code – NAPT-NFPA-1041-Qatar Riyals Three Thousand Five Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 3,500.00
NFPA-1041-Fire Instructor Level II – 40-Hours

- NFPA-1041-Fire Instructor Level I
Course Content
- Schedule Instructional Sessions

- Formulate Budget Needs
- Acquire Training Records
- Coordinate Training Record Keeping
- Evaluate Instructors
- Create Lesson Plans
- Modify an Existing Lesson Plan
- Conduct a Class using a Lesson Plan that Instructor has prepared and that involved the utilization of multiple teaching methods and techniques
- Supervise other Instructors & Students during High Hazard Training
- Develop Student Evaluation Instruments
- Develop a Class Evaluation Instrument
- Analyze Student Evaluation instruments
Training Type
Costs Code – NAPT-NFPA-1041-Qatar Riyals Three Thousand Five Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 3,500.00
NFPA-1081- Incipient Industrial Fire Brigade Member – 40-Hours
- Emergency Medical Care Certification as a First Responder, Emergency Medical Technician or Proof of meeting performance requirements of NFPA 1081
- NFPA – 472 Hazmat Awareness & Operations
Course Content
- Initiate a Response to a Reported Emergency - Conduct Search & Rescue Operations as a Team Member
- Transmit & receive Messages via the Facility Communications System - Conserve Property Operating as a Team Member
- Respond to a Facility Emergency - Overhaul a Fire Scene
- Return Equipment to Service - Operate as a Member of Rapid Intervention Crew
- Complete Basic Incident Reports - Gain Access to Facility Locations
- Extinguish Fires - Extinguish an Ignitable Liquid Fire Operating as a Team Member
- Conserve Property - Control a Flammable Gas Fire as a Team Member
- Exit Hazardous Areas - Extinguish Exterior Fire using Special Extinguishing Agent
- Attack an Incipient Stage Fire - Interpret Alarm Conditions
- Activate a Fixed Protection System - Activate a Fixed Fire Suppression System
- Utilize a Master Stream - Utilize tools & equipment assigned to Industrial Fire Brigade
- Establish a water supply for Fire Fighting Operations - Set-up & use Portable Ladders
- Perform a Fire Safety Survey in Facility - Use Thermal Protective Clothing during Structural Fire Fighting
- Utilize a Pre-Incident Plan - Use SCBA & PASS Device during Interior Fire Fighting
- Interface with outside & Mutual Aid Organizations - Exit a Hazardous Area as a Team
- Use Thermal Protective Clothing during Exterior Fire Fighting Operations - Extinguish Class C – Electrical Fire
- Use Self Contained Breathing Apparatus and PASS Device during Exterior Fire - Develop an Initial Action Plan
- Attack an Exterior Fire Operating as a Team Member - Implement an Action Plan
Training Type
Cost Code: NAPT-NFPA-1081-Qatar Riyals Six Thousand Five Hundred Per Delegate – QAR 6,500.00
NFPA-1081-Advanced Exterior/Interior Industrial Fire Brigade Member -40-Hours
- NFPA – 472 Hazmat Awareness & Operations & NFPA-1081 – Incipient Industrial Fire Brigade Member
Course Content
- Fire Brigade Organization - Flammable Liquids/Gas

- Personal Protective Equipment - Tools & Equipment
- Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA - Exterior Fire Extinguishing Evolutions
- Behavior & Chemistry of Fire
- Communications
- Tools & Nozzles
- Fire Streams/Water Sources
- Command/Tactics (Recon/Attack/Accountability)
- Search & Rescue
- Ventilation
- Ladders
- Overhaul/Fire Watch
- Pre-Fire Planning
- Fire Extinguishers
- Foam
On successful completion of this course module IFSAC and/or Pro-Board Accredited Certification shall be issued.
Training Type

NFPA-1081-Industrial Fire Brigade Leader - 40-Hours
- NFPA-1081-Incipient Industrial Fire Brigade Member
Learning Objective
- Define a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) and a Standard Operating Guideline

- Explain procedures for developing an SOP and how it is used at a post incident analysis
- Describe Emergency Incident Rehabilitation
- Describe Incidents where Rehabilitation would be beneficial
- Explain challenges the Fire Brigade Leader Faces
- Discuss Mechanisms the Fire Brigade Leader can use to overcome these challenges
Training Type

NFPA-1002-Driver/Pump Operator – 80-Hours
- NFPA-1001 – Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications for Fire Fighter I
- NFPA-1081 – Advanced Exterior Industrial Fire Brigade Member
- NFPA-1081 – Interior Structure Fire Brigade Member
- Must have approved & valid Medical Certification in addition to Self Declarations
Skills
- Reading Skills (Maps, Manufacturer Instructions, Pre-Incident Plans)

- Writing Skills
- Mathematical Skills
- Physical Fitness (Connecting Hydrant with intake, Stretching a Supply Line, Deploying a portable water tank)
- Vision Requirements – NFPA 1582, Standard on Comprehensive Occupational Medical Program for Fire Department
- Hearing Requirements – NFPA 1582 Reference as above
Course Content
- The Driver Operator -Operating Fire Pumps

- Types of Fire Apparatus Equipped with a Fire Pump - Static Water Supply Sources
- Introduction to Apparatus Inspection & Maintenance - Relay Pumping Operations
- Operating Emergency Vehicles - Water Shuttle Operations
- Positioning Apparatus - Foam Equipment & Systems
- What is Water and Where does it come from - Apparatus Testing
- Fire Hose Nozzles & Flow Rates
- Theoretical Pressure Calculations
- Theoretical Pressure Calculations (Metric)
- Fire Ground Hydraulic Calculations

NFPA-1031-Fire Service Inspector Level-I – 40-Hours
- Job performance requirements as per NFPA-472 Section 4.2

- Recognize the need for a permit, given a situation or condition, so that requirements for permits are communicated in accordance with applicable codes and
standards of the policy of jurisdiction
- Permit polices of the jurisdiction and the rationale for the permit
- The ability to communicate orally and in writing
Course Content
- Prepare Inspection Reports - Inspect Emergency access for an Existing Site

- Recognize the need for a Permit - Verify Code Compliance for Incidental Storage, Handling
- Recognize the need for Plan Review and use of Flammable and Combustible Liquids and gases
- Investigate Common Complaints - Verify Code Compliance for Incidental Storage, Handling
- Identify the applicable Code or Standard and use of Hazardous Materials
- Participate in Legal Proceedings - Recognize a Hazardous Fire Growth Potential in a Building
- Identify the Occupancy Classification of a Single-use-occupancy - Determine Code Compliance
- Compute the allowable occupant load of a Single-use-occupancy or portion thereof - Verify Fire Flow for a Site
- Inspect means of Egress Elements
- Verify the type of Construction for an additional remodeling project
- Determine the Operational readiness of existing fixed Fire Suppression Systems
- Determine the Operational readiness of existing Fire Detection & Alarm Systems
- Determine the Operational readiness of existing Portable Fire Extinguishers
- Recognize Hazardous conditions involving equipment, processes and operations
- Verify that Emergency planning and preparedness measures are in place and have been practiced
Training Type

NFPA-1031-Fire Service Inspector Level-II – 40-Hours
- Job performance requirements as per NFPA-472 Section 4.2

- NFPA-1031-Fire Inspector Level I
- Recognize the need for a permit, given a situation or condition, so that requirements for permits are communicated in accordance with applicable codes and
standards of the policy of jurisdiction
- Permit polices of the jurisdiction and the rationale for the permit
- The ability to communicate orally and in writing
Course Content
- Process a Permit Application - Inspect Emergency Access for a Site

- Process a Plan review Application - Verify Compliance with Construction Documents
- Investigate Complex Complaints - Classify the Occupancy Type
- Recommend Modifications to Codes and Standards of the Jurisdiction - Compute Maximum allowable occupant load
- Recommend Policies and Procedures for the delivery of Inspection Services - Review the proposed installation of Fire Protection Systems
- Compute the maximum allowable Occupant Load of a Multi-use Building - Verify the means of Egress Elements are provided
- Identify the Occupancy Classification of a Mixed-use Building - Verify Construction Type of a Building
- Determine the building area, height, occupancy classification and construction type
- Evaluate Fire Protection Systems & Equipment provided for the protection of life, safety, a building or a facility
- Analyze the egress elements of a building or portion of a building
- Evaluate Hazardous conditions involving equipment, processes and operations
- Evaluate Emergency Planning and Preparedness Procedures
- Verify Code Compliance for Storage, Handling and use of Flammable and Combustible Liquids and Gases
- Evaluate Code Compliance for the Storage, Handling and use of Hazardous Materials
- Determine Fire Growth potential in a building space
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- OPITO Accredited - ISO-9001-2008

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IFSAC & Pro-Board Accredited Levels

- T-BOSIET – Required for all personnel working offshore on rotational basis

As an information guide for all persons traveling to offshore installations:

- T-BOSIET or T-HUET Certificate – OPITO Accredited – Valid by recognized training provider

Course modules are conducted on Saturdays by client request only.

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- Must be over 18-Years of Age

Aims & Objectives

To successfully complete this training delegates must able to explain:

(1) Hydrogen Sulphide – how it is formed and where it is found

Training Type – Ratio Theory 1:16 – Ratio Practical 1:4

Theory Based & Practical Based Training

Reference: Standard Code 9014

Certification Validity – 2-Years

Aims & Objectives

To successfully complete this training delegates must able to explain:

To successfully complete this training delegates must able to demonstrate:

- A pre-flight inspection of the life jacket and CA-EBS

Training Type & Code

Theory Based & Practical Based Training

Reference: Standard Code: 5902

- Must be over 18-Years of Age

- Emergency Response Actions

Training Type – Ratio Theory 1:16 – Ratio Practical 1:4

Theory Based & Practical Based Training

Reference: Standard Code 5702

- Must be over 18-Years of Age

Aims & Objectives

(d) Demonstrate sea survival and first aid techniques

Theory Based & Practical Based Training

Certification Validity – 4-Years

- Must be over 18-Years of Age

Aims & Objectives

(c) Demonstrate that they can perform basic first aid.

Theory Based & Practical Based Training

Reference: Standard Code 5814

Certification Validity – 4-Years

- Must be over 18-Years of Age

Aims & Objectives

Demonstrate Sea Survival Techniques

Theory Based & Practical Based Training

Reference: Standard Code 5195

Certification Validity – 4-Years

- Must be over 18-Years of Age

- Helideck Emergency Response Preparedness

Training Type – Ratio Theory 1:12 – Ratio Practical 1:6

Reference: Standard Code 7022

Certification Validity – 2-Years

- Must be over 18-Years of Age

Training Type – Ratio Theory 1:16 – Ratio Practical 1:8

Reference: Standard Code 4500