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At Elite Offshore, the BOER (Basic Onshore Emergency Response) training provides comprehensive knowledge and skills for handling emergency situations in onshore oil and gas facilities. The program covers proactive and reactive response strategies, hazard identification, firefighting, self-rescue, and first aid techniques. Delegates practice emergency response actions in simulated environments, muster procedures, and equip themselves with the essential skills for onshore emergency situations.
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  • 1. Emergency Response Actions
  • i. Typical emergencies: fires, gas leaks, explosions, equipment malfunctions, spills, severe weather.
  • ii. Emergency response knowledge: alarm systems, evacuation procedures, first aid, firefighting, communication, emergency equipment operation.
  • iii. Actions during site alarm: cease activities, go to assembly points, follow instructions, avoid elevators, wait for all-clear before re-entry.
  • 2. Practical
  • i. . Assembly procedures upon hearing a site alarm:
  • 3. Firefighting and Self-Rescue Boer
  • i. Common causes and characteristics of fires on onshore oil and gas facilities
  • ii. Describe the
  • iii. Discuss the applications and constraints of different firefighting techniques
  • iv. Recognize the hazards of addressing a small fire
  • v. Understand fire evaluation and decision-making for intervention
  • 4. Practical
  • i. Notifying others upon finding a fire
  • ii. Utilizing handheld fire extinguishers effectively
  • iii. Operating a fire hose reel
  • iv. Deploying a fire blanket
  • v. Self-rescue in low-visibility areas without respiratory protection
  • vi. Self-rescue in low-visibility areas with a smoke hood
  • vii. Group escape using escape sets in zero-visibility smoke situations
  • 5. Emergency First Aid
  • Practical:
  • i. Activating the alarm
  • ii. ABC of immediate first aid: Airway, Breathing, Circulation