H&S Training

We deliver structured Health & Safety (H&S) training programs tailored for offshore and marine operations. Our courses are designed to strengthen safety culture, ensure compliance with client and regulatory requirements, and provide personnel with practical competencies for vessel, yard, and project environments. Training can be delivered on-site, onboard, or virtually, with competency verification and certification upon completion.

Core Offerings

OSHA 10-Hour General Industry (Maritime-Adapted)

Audience: Entry-level and frontline personnel working in shipyards, terminals, offshore support bases, and marine operations.
Focus: Fundamental hazard recognition, rights and responsibilities, and control measures.
Topics include: Introduction to OSHA, walking-working surfaces, electrical safety, PPE, hazard communication (HAZCOM/GHS), materials handling, machine guarding, ergonomics, emergency action planning, and incident reporting.
Outcome: OSHA 10 card (through authorized outreach trainers) and foundational safety competency suitable for onboarding.

OSHA 30-Hour General Industry (Maritime-Adapted)

Audience: Supervisors, safety representatives, vessel officers, foremen, and HSE coordinators requiring a deeper understanding of OSHA requirements and risk controls.
Focus: Advanced hazard identification, program management, and leadership responsibilities.
Topics include: All OSHA 10 content plus process safety basics, lockout/tagout (LOTO), confined space, hot work, industrial hygiene, respiratory protection, powered industrial trucks, fall protection, incident investigation, recordkeeping, and contractor management.
Outcome: OSHA 30 card (through authorized outreach trainers) and enhanced ability to implement and verify controls across operations.

Note on applicability: OSHA courses are U.S.-centric. For non-U.S. operations, we align modules to IMCA/IMO/Flag/Class and local regulations while maintaining OSHA best practices.

Maritime and Offshore Special Modules

Permit to Work (PTW) and SIMOPS integration
Confined space entry and rescue (tanks, voids, ballast spaces)
Hot work controls and welding safety on vessels and barges
Dropped objects prevention (DROPS) for deck and crane operations
Lifting operations and rigging fundamentals (LOLER-aligned)
Marine electrical safety and temporary power on deck
Dynamic positioning (DP) operational hazards and critical task briefings
Mooring and line-handling safety, towing operations risk controls
H2S awareness and gas detection
Environmental compliance (MARPOL waste streams, SOPEP basics)

Delivery Formats

Instructor-led classroom or onboard delivery (1–4 days depending on course)
Live virtual sessions across time zones
Blended learning with pre-reads, micro-learning videos, and knowledge checks
Practical exercises, case studies, and scenario-based drills relevant to offshore and yard settings
Competency assessments and certificates of completion; OSHA cards issued via authorized outreach trainers

Learning Outcomes

Recognize and control common marine and offshore hazards using hierarchy of controls
Apply OSHA/ISM-aligned safe systems of work (PTW, JSA/TRA, toolbox talks)
Execute supervisor responsibilities for hazard reporting, corrective actions, and leading indicators
Prepare for audits and inspections with compliant documentation and behaviors

Compliance and Alignment

OSHA 29 CFR 1910/1926 (contextualized for maritime/offshore)
ISM Code, MLC, and ISPS interfaces for company and shipboard SMS
IMCA guidance (e.g., CMID/MIDAS context for deck and DP operations)
ISO 45001 safety management principles

Typical Audience and Prerequisites

Deck crews, yard personnel, technicians, crane operators, riggers, supervisors, and HSE staff
No prerequisites for OSHA 10; supervisory experience recommended for OSHA 30
Literacy in English required; translation or bilingual delivery available upon request

Assessment and Certification

Module quizzes and final assessment (70% pass threshold, or as client-specified)
Practical demonstrations where applicable (e.g., LOTO application, gas detection use)
Issuance of OSHA 10/30 cards through our authorized outreach trainers and course completion certificates for additional modules

Scheduling and Customization

Rapid scheduling with mobile instructors who can mobilize to vessels, yards, or project sites
Course tailoring to client procedures, equipment, and risk profile
Group rates and multi-course packages (e.g., OSHA 10 + PTW + Confined Space)
Post-training support: toolbox talk packs, checklists, and refresher micro-modules