Courses

Personnel using personal fall protection equipment (safety belts, straps, etc.) when working at height in various industries. Objectives To familiarize trainees with the hazards

personnel involved in work at height. Objectives To inform program participants about the dangers associated with working at height and the legal framework governing this activity.

The course is recommended for anyone who may be involved in high-altitude work or may be at risk of falling from any height while performing their duties or professional activities.

Personnel who, in the course of their duties, may be exposed to the hazards of toxic or noxious gases Objectives To provide the necessary training and education in the use of self-contained breathing apparatus

Personnel authorized to perform emergency rescue operations in confined spaces Objectives To ensure the necessary level of competence, acquire knowledge and develop skills in rescue from confined spaces, taking into account personal safety

Personnel involved in training and work inside confined spaces Objectives To provide participants with basic information about confined space hazards and the use of effective control measures

On-site managers and others responsible for health and safety (managers, safety advisers/officers, safety representatives, etc.) Objectives To provide assistance to program participants

This course is intended for personnel who may be exposed to or work in environments containing H2S gas. Objectives To provide participants with information on the hazardous properties of hydrogen sulfide, as well as training

An introductory course for new personnel in the offshore oil and gas industry, covering the basic elements of industrial safety, providing information on the hazards encountered

Personnel performing atmospheric analysis in industrial areas, including confined spaces Objectives To provide trainees with the necessary information to effectively and competently perform atmospheric analysis for the presence of toxic/flammable gases,

Managers responsible for managing and improving the safety performance of an organization Objectives This program addresses the key elements, processes and activities required to implement an effective safety leadership/management program.

Supervisors, line managers, safety officers, technicians and any other personnel responsible for health and safety issues in the workplace (e.g. representatives or engineers)