Introduction

Occupational Safety and Health American Council (OSHAC) introduce this 30-hour OSHA course for individuals and employers in the oil and gas sector who want to get the most out of their safety training experience. If you aspire to excel in your career, are passionate about the field, and want to develop the skills needed to effectively manage safety in your workplace, this program will help you get there. Our fully narrated and interactive training is intended as a comprehensive overview of OSHA standards and the safety and health hazards workers may face on the job site. This OSHA course places special emphasis on hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention. When the training is completed, you will receive your OSHA 30-hour training card and certificate.

Benefits

Whether you are trying to break into the safety field, or get promoted, this program is the best way to reach these goals. When you complete this program and purchase certificates, you will be able to:

• Improved corporate image and credibility among stake holders, regulators, customers, ?prospective clients and the public
• Adoption of international best practice in relation to risk management
• Ensures health and well-being of employees, sub-contractors and the public
• Minimization of liability of employers through adoption of proactive rather than reactive controls
• Ensures legislative awareness and compliance
• Reduces accident and incident rates by reducing and elimination workplace hazards
• Improves the incident investigation process
• Increases employee motivation through the provision of a safer workplace and participation process

Intended Audience

OSHAC introduce this training course for the help supervisors, safety directors, safety consultants, and other leaders within an organization who operate in an oil and gas industry setting. Any individual who has a fiscal, legal, and moral responsibility to ensure the health and safety of employees at a worksite should complete this program.

What is the right career path for you?

There are several safety positions with different levels of responsibility in an Occupational Safety and Health career path. Each advancing level typically requires higher levels of experience, education, and knowledge and skills in leadership, business practices, safety and health, and communication and information technology. OSHAC wants to help our students who want to learn about these career opportunities.

Courses

To qualify for this program certificate, students must complete all required courses listed below. There is no time limit to complete the required courses.

• 201 Introduction to OSH Training
• 202 Effective Accident Investigation
• 300 Trench and Excavation Safety
• 305 Fall Protection in Construction
• 400 Oil and Gas Safety Management
• 401 Oil and Gas Hazard Awareness
• 402 Oil Spill Cleanup