Purpose:
The HERTL Further Training Course provides refresher training for Helideck Emergency Response Team Leaders on offshore installations.
Structure:
The course is structured to provide refresher training for Helideck Emergency Response Team Leaders on offshore installations.
Theoretical Training
Updating participants on the most significant changes to helicopter operations, systems, legislation and standards over approximately the past two years.
Search and rescue on the helideck and inside the helicopter.
Casualty management.
Effects of human factors during emergency response, such as the impact of stress on decision-making.
Techniques for remaining calm when leading an emergency response.
Practical Exercises
HLO Emergency Response
Effective communication with all personnel involved in the emergency response, using clear and concise instructions and requests.
Directing the helideck emergency response team clearly and confidently.
Directing entry into the incident area while considering the safety of the helideck emergency response team.
Controlling firefighting operations following a helicopter incident.
Controlling non-firefighting operations during a helicopter incident.
Obtaining feedback from the HDA ERT on the progress of the emergency response plan.
Monitoring breathing apparatus operations.
Dynamic risk assessment of the emergency.
Effective use of fixed and mobile firefighting systems.
Deploying the backup emergency response team through its Team Leader.
Managing missing persons and casualties, including:
Establishing priorities.
Accounting for missing persons.
Casualty management techniques.
Practical Emergency Response Exercises
Emergency access to and escape from the helicopter and helideck.
Maintaining a means of escape from the incident area.
Non-firefighting emergency response.
Selecting firefighting equipment appropriate to the incident.
Effective use of fixed firefighting monitors.
Effective use of mobile and portable firefighting and rescue equipment, including fire control and extinguishing media such as dry powder and CO₂ extinguishers.
Responding to Class A fires resulting from a helicopter incident.
Responding to Class B fires involving flammable liquid and fuel spills resulting from a helicopter incident.
Hose deployment techniques and associated hazards.
Locating, extracting and managing missing persons and casualties following a helicopter incident on the helideck.
Breathing apparatus control.
Using breathing apparatus (all participants must wear and use it).
Hold one of the following certificates:
A valid HERTL or HERTL Further Training certificate
A valid HOIT, HERTM or OERTL certificate
Upon successful completion of all assessments, participants are awarded an OPITO-approved HERTL – Helideck Emergency Response Team Leader (Further Training) certificate.
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Course information
Course ID: O13
Duration: 14,5 hours
Addressed to: All personnel serving as Helideck Emergency Response Team Leaders on offshore installations.
Validity: 2 years
Participants: Min 4 - Max 12
Venue: Apt Centro Addestramento - Località Cascina Guardabiate - 27010 Bornasco (PV)
Purpose:
The HERTL Further Training Course provides refresher training for Helideck Emergency Response Team Leaders on offshore installations.
Structure:
The course is structured to provide refresher training for Helideck Emergency Response Team Leaders on offshore installations.
Theoretical Training
Updating participants on the most significant changes to helicopter operations, systems, legislation and standards over approximately the past two years.
Search and rescue on the helideck and inside the helicopter.
Casualty management.
Effects of human factors during emergency response, such as the impact of stress on decision-making.
Techniques for remaining calm when leading an emergency response.
Practical Exercises
HLO Emergency Response
Effective communication with all personnel involved in the emergency response, using clear and concise instructions and requests.
Directing the helideck emergency response team clearly and confidently.
Directing entry into the incident area while considering the safety of the helideck emergency response team.
Controlling firefighting operations following a helicopter incident.
Controlling non-firefighting operations during a helicopter incident.
Obtaining feedback from the HDA ERT on the progress of the emergency response plan.
Monitoring breathing apparatus operations.
Dynamic risk assessment of the emergency.
Effective use of fixed and mobile firefighting systems.
Deploying the backup emergency response team through its Team Leader.
Managing missing persons and casualties, including:
Establishing priorities.
Accounting for missing persons.
Casualty management techniques.
Practical Emergency Response Exercises
Emergency access to and escape from the helicopter and helideck.
Maintaining a means of escape from the incident area.
Non-firefighting emergency response.
Selecting firefighting equipment appropriate to the incident.
Effective use of fixed firefighting monitors.
Effective use of mobile and portable firefighting and rescue equipment, including fire control and extinguishing media such as dry powder and CO₂ extinguishers.
Responding to Class A fires resulting from a helicopter incident.
Responding to Class B fires involving flammable liquid and fuel spills resulting from a helicopter incident.
Hose deployment techniques and associated hazards.
Locating, extracting and managing missing persons and casualties following a helicopter incident on the helideck.
Breathing apparatus control.
Using breathing apparatus (all participants must wear and use it).
Hold one of the following certificates:
A valid HERTL or HERTL Further Training certificate
A valid HOIT, HERTM or OERTL certificate
Upon successful completion of all assessments, participants are awarded an OPITO-approved HERTL – Helideck Emergency Response Team Leader (Further Training) certificate.
