Introduction

This training program is designed for professionals who are responsible for managing and leading emergency response operations on shore oil & gas facilities. It aims to enhance the capabilities of On Scene Commanders in dealing with a variety of emergency scenarios, including oil spills, fires, explosions, and security threats. The course provides a comprehensive approach to incident management, focusing on strategic decision-making, leadership, communication, and coordination skills.

Objectives

• Develop a thorough understanding of the roles and responsibilities of an On Scene Commander.

• Equip participants with the skills required to effectively manage emergency incidents on shore oil & gas facilities.

• Enhance the ability to implement incident command systems (ICS) in line with industry standards and best practices.

• Foster strategic thinking and decision-making under pressure.

• Improve communication and coordination skills during emergency operations.

• Understand health, safety, and environmental (HSE) considerations during incident management.

• Build competencies in conducting post-incident reviews and implementing corrective actions.

Target Audience

• On Scene Commanders

• Emergency Response Managers

• HSE Managers

• Security Supervisors

• Operations Managers

• Facility Managers

• Incident Response Coordinators

Training Program Outline

Day 1: Introduction to On Scene Commander Role and Responsibilities

• Overview of On Scene Commander's role within the emergency response structure.

• Understanding command and control principles.

• Incident Command System (ICS): Structure and application.

• Key responsibilities of the On Scene Commander.

• Legal and regulatory requirements in emergency response.

Day 2: Emergency Response Planning and Preparedness

• Developing and implementing emergency response plans.

• Risk assessment and hazard identification in on shore oil & gas operations.

• Strategic and tactical planning for emergency scenarios.

• Coordination with external agencies and stakeholders.

• Effective communication strategies during an incident.

Day 3: Incident Management and Response Operations

• Incident recognition and activation of emergency response plans.

• Initial response and establishment of incident command post.

• Coordination of resources and response activities.

• Situational awareness and information management.

• Implementing ICS during complex emergency scenarios.

Day 4: Crisis Management and Decision-Making

• Leadership and decision-making under pressure.

• Managing multiple simultaneous incidents.

• Crisis communication and media handling.

• Psychological resilience and stress management.

• Case studies of major on shore oil & gas incidents.

Day 5: Post-Incident Review and Continuous Improvement

• Conducting post-incident debriefings and reports.

• Identifying lessons learned and implementing corrective actions.

• Enhancing emergency response plans and procedures.

• Evaluating performance and continuous improvement.

• Final assessment and feedback session.