Offshore and Onshore Security Personnel Training

Offshore and Onshore Security Personnel Training

Course Outline:

Offshore and Onshore Security Personnel Training

This training program is designed to equip security personnel with the knowledge and skills required to effectively manage security operations both offshore and onshore. The course focuses on threat detection, emergency response, safety protocols, and legal aspects specific to offshore and onshore environments.

Module 1: Introduction to Offshore and Onshore Security

• Overview of Security Roles
  • Importance of security in offshore and onshore operations
  • Responsibilities of security personnel in industrial, oil, and gas sectors
• Understanding Offshore and Onshore Facilities
  • Structure and layout of onshore facilities and offshore installations (e.g., oil rigs)
  • Differences in security challenges for both environments

Module 2: Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Awareness

• Basic Health and Safety Guidelines
  • Safety standards and regulations in offshore and onshore industries
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) usage
  • Hazard identification and risk management
• Emergency Response and Evacuation Protocols
  • Emergency procedures for offshore platforms and onshore facilities
  • Firefighting techniques and equipment
  • First aid and medical response in offshore/onshore environments

Module 3: Threat and Risk Assessment

• Security Threats in Offshore and Onshore Environments
  • Common security threats (terrorism, piracy, theft, and sabotage)
  • Threat assessment methodologies and frameworks
• Risk Management Practices
  • Conducting risk assessments
  • Mitigation strategies and contingency planning

Module 4: Access Control and Surveillance

• Electronic Surveillance Systems
  • CCTV setup and operation
  • Access control systems and badge scanning
• Physical Security Measures
  • Guarding entry points and monitoring restricted areas
  • Perimeter security for onshore facilities and offshore installations

Module 5: Crisis Management and Communication

• Incident Management Procedures
  • Reporting and documenting incidents
  • Coordination with emergency services and law enforcement agencies
• Communication Skills
  • Effective communication during crises
  • Use of communication tools (radios, satellite phones) in remote offshore environments

Module 6: Legal and Regulatory Compliance

• Legal Aspects of Offshore and Onshore Security
  • Understanding international maritime law for offshore security
  • Local and international regulations governing onshore industrial security
• Compliance with Safety Standards
  • Compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and other relevant security and safety standards

Module 7: Security Technology and Innovation

• Advanced Surveillance Systems
  • Use of drones and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for security monitoring
  • Remote Operated Vehicles (ROVs) for underwater surveillance and inspection
• Cybersecurity Measures
  • Protecting against cyber threats targeting offshore and onshore facilities
  • Securing critical infrastructure networks

Module 8: Practical Drills and Simulations

• Security Drills
  • Mock drills for responding to piracy, terrorist attacks, and other threats
  • Fire evacuation and emergency response simulations
• Physical Fitness Training
  • Fitness requirements for security personnel
  • Survival training for offshore security personnel

Assessment and Certification

• Final Assessment: Written test, practical drills, and security scenario simulations.
• Certification: Upon successful completion, participants will receive an Offshore and Onshore Security Personnel Training Certificate.

Duration:

• 5 Days (40 hours of comprehensive training)

Target Audience:

• Security personnel assigned to offshore and onshore industrial sectors, oil and gas facilities, and maritime security teams.

This course will provide security personnel with a thorough understanding of the unique challenges of offshore and onshore environments, enabling them to respond effectively to security risks and emergencies