Flame-Resistant Clothing for Oil & Gas Personnel

This comprehensive online course is designed to educate and train oil and gas personnel in the proper selection, use, and maintenance of flame-resistant clothing (FRC) to ensure their safety in high-risk environments. You will learn about the importance of FRC in the oil and gas industry, the science behind flame-resistant materials, industry standards and regulations, and practical aspects of selecting, wearing, and maintaining FRC.

**Module 1: Introduction to Flame-Resistant Clothing**

- Understanding the importance of FRC in the oil and gas industry

- Historical accidents and their impact on FRC regulations

**Module 2: The Science of Flame Resistance**

- How FRC materials work

- Flame resistance testing methods

**Module 3: Industry Standards and Regulations**

- Overview of relevant industry standards (e.g., NFPA 2112, NFPA 70E)

- Regulatory compliance and consequences of non-compliance

**Module 4: Selecting the Right Flame-Resistant Clothing**

- Identifying hazard levels and assessing risks

- Types of FRC materials and their applications

- Sizing and fit considerations

**Module 5: Wearing Flame-Resistant Clothing Safely**

- Donning and doffing FRC

- Layering for maximum protection

- Maintaining mobility and comfort

**Module 6: Maintaining Flame-Resistant Clothing**

- Cleaning and laundering guidelines

- Inspection and repair of FRC

- Retirement criteria for FRC

**Module 7: Emergency Response and Evacuation Procedures**

- Understanding emergency procedures in the presence of hazardous materials

- Proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE)

**Module 8: Real-Life Case Studies and Best Practices**

- Analyzing real-world incidents and their outcomes

- Implementing best practices for FRC usage

**Module 9: Assessment and Certification**

- Knowledge assessment and final exam

- Course completion certificate

**1. Safety Technician (Entry Level):**

- Entry-level position responsible for inspecting and maintaining FRC.

- Tasks include regular inspections, cleaning, and minor repairs of FRC.

- Ensures compliance with safety regulations and standards.

**2. Safety Coordinator/Advisor:**

- Mid-level role involving FRC program management.

- Develops and implements FRC policies and procedures.

- Conducts training for personnel on FRC selection and usage.

**3. Flame-Resistant Clothing Specialist:**

- Specialized role dedicated to FRC expertise.

- Provides in-depth training on FRC to personnel.

- Conducts risk assessments and recommends FRC improvements.

- Ensures compliance with industry standards and regulations.

**4. Safety Manager/Director:**

- Senior leadership position overseeing safety programs.

- Manages FRC programs, budget, and compliance.

- Develops safety strategies to reduce incidents and improve protection.

No prior knowledge or experience required

Safety Consultant (Independent or with a Consultancy Firm):**

- Advanced role providing expert FRC consultation services.

- Works with various organizations to assess, implement, and optimize FRC programs.

- May specialize in fire protection, safety engineering, or regulatory compliance.

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Certification of Completion

Digital certificate - Included