About This Course

The Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training (T-BOSIET) course is tailored for individuals working in tropical offshore environments, providing comprehensive safety training and emergency preparedness for the unique challenges of tropical climates. Participants will learn essential safety procedures, emergency response protocols, and survival techniques necessary for offshore operations in tropical regions. Key topics covered in this course include:

• Offshore Hazards and Risks : Understanding the specific hazards and risks present in tropical offshore environments, including high temperatures, humidity, tropical storms, and marine life.
• Safety Induction:Familiarizing with offshore safety policies, procedures, and regulations tailored to tropical conditions to ensure compliance and minimize risks.
• Emergency Response: Learning how to respond effectively to offshore emergencies in tropical climates, including fire incidents, evacuation procedures, and severe weather events.
• Helicopter Safety and Underwater Escape:Gaining knowledge and practical skills in helicopter safety procedures and underwater escape techniques, including HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training), adapted for tropical conditions.
• Sea Survival:Developing sea survival skills specific to tropical environments, such as managing heat stress, dehydration, and exposure to tropical wildlife.
• First Aid and Medical Emergency:Understanding basic first aid techniques and procedures for managing medical emergencies in tropical offshore settings, including heat-related illnesses and marine injuries.
• Environmental Conditions Awareness:Developing awareness of tropical environmental conditions, such as tropical storms, strong currents, and marine hazards, and strategies for mitigating risks. Through practical exercises, simulations, and scenario-based training, participants will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to operate safely and effectively in tropical offshore environments.