MEMBER / LEADER FIRE-FIGHTING AND RESCUE TEAM OFFSHORE - NOGEPA 2.6B/2.8B

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13-03-2025

Location

Zeilmakersweg 10 Den Helder

Start time

09:00

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Available seats: 2

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27-03-2025

Location

Zeilmakersweg 10 Den Helder

Start time

09:00

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Available seats: 3

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17-04-2025

Location

Zeilmakersweg 10 Den Helder

Start time

09:00

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Available seats: 3

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01-05-2025

Location

Zeilmakersweg 10 Den Helder

Start time

09:00

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Available seats: 3

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05-06-2025

Location

Zeilmakersweg 10 Den Helder

Start time

09:00

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Course code NOGEPA 2.6B/2.8B
Validity certificate 2 years
Course duration 2 days
Course price (excl. VAT) €970,00

Course details

Prerequisite training
The course participant must be in the possession of a valid certificate or stamp in the PSL of the NOGEPA 2.6A/B and 2.8A/B
Medical requirement(s)
The course participant must be in the possession of a valid NOGEPA / OGUK / UKOOA / OLF / AWMF approved offshore medical certificate including ERT / G26 medical certificate for the use of breathing apparatus.
Course language
Dutch and English
Maximum No. of participants
4
Additional information
None
Registration costs (excl. VAT)
€ 22,00

Intended for

Persons designated as a member ands leader of a fire-fighting and rescue team at an offshore mining installation.

Objectives

To train the delegate in an offshore fire-fighting and rescue team in emergency situations and to lead a fire-fighting and rescue team offshore.

Course content

  • Maintaining effective communication.
  • Principles and procedures in working with breathing equipment and escape from smoke filled areas by using an escape mask.
  • Reacting to alarms e.g. proceeding to the muster station, selecting and donning the required personal protective equipment.
  • The role of a fire-fighting and rescue team at a mining installation.
  • Delegating duties of the fire-fighting and rescue team members.
  • Organizing exercises and assessing and evaluating team performance.
  • Fire-fighting on indoor, plant and helicopter fires and rescuing victims.
  • Assistance at incidents, e.g. gas escapes, oil and chemicals spills, as well as incidents with injured victims etc.