Basic First Aid / CPR Course

• Aim & Objectives:
  • To give information and heighten awareness of the essential first and principles
  • To give students the opportunity to practice these essential skills.
  • Provides the student with an understanding of the function of the respiratory system.
  • Provides the student with an understanding of the function of the circulatory system.
  • Enables the student to carry out a systematic assessment of the casualty and to ensure the nothing is overlooked
  • Enables the student to recognize the need for and have the ability to perform emergency life support techniques. Recognition of obstructed airway and choking management.
  • Enables the student to recognize and manage internal and external bleeding.
  • Enables the student to recognize and manage the unconscious casualty.
  • Enables the student to recognize and manage shock.
• Course content:
• 08:00-08:10 Introduction
• 08:10-08:20 Aims and Objective
• 08:20-08:40 Primary Survey, Emotional Support and Safety at the scene
• 08:40-09:30 Practical – Approaching to accident – Primary survey practical
• 09:30-10:00 Respiratory and Circulatory system
• 10:15-10:25 Rescue Breathing theory
• 10:25-11:00 Practical – Rescue Breathing (RB) – with students participation
• 11:00-11:10 Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) theory
• 11:10-12:00 Practical – CPR practical session
• 13:00-14:00 Review theory and practical – Primary Survey, Rescue breathing & CPR
• 14:00-14:30 Recognition and Management of Bleeding
• 14:30-15:00 Practical – Management of Bleeding
• 15:15-15:30 Management of the Unconscious victim
• 15:30-15:45 Reporting & Recording, Personal Hygiene
• 15:45-16:00 Participants feedback (Questioner)
• 16:00-16:10 End of program
• Course Duration: One (1) day – 8 hours
• Course Fee:On request – at Pt Isbi  training facility, Cibubur (minimum 10 participants per batch). Course fee includes transport to & from station pointed in Jakarta to/from the training centre, Cibubur, student’s workbook, usage of training equipments, certificate/ID card and lunch. The course price excludes VAT/PPN 10%.
• PT Isbi / Survival Systems Asia certificate for Basic First Aid / CPR Course  and
• Certificate:
  All persons who successfully complete the course based on the performance standards will receive

A laminated wallet course qualification card.

Basic Fire Fighting course

• Aim:
  The ability of a worker to effectively extinguish a small fire can be the difference between a small incident and a major accident costing millions in damage and lost production time.
  
  This course is designed for workers who are potentially exposed to a firefighting hazard. Students will learn the basic principles of fire fighting with handheld fire extinguishers. The classroom sessions cover basic fire theory, extinguisher capabilities and limitations, extinguisher operation, application techniques and recharge and basic maintenance of extinguishers. Exercises on the fire ground include using various handheld extinguishers to fight class A & B fires.
• Course content:
  • 08:00-08:15 Course introduction
  • 08:15-08:30 Properties of fire
  • 08:30-09:00 The fire triangle
  • 09:00-09:30 Classifications of fire
  • 09:30-10:00 Extinguisher types and extinguishing agents
  • 10:00-11:00 Checks and maintenance of hand held fire extinguishers
  • 11:00-12:00 Fire extinguishing techniques
  • 13:00-13:30 Equipment types and use of SCBA, types of hazardous atmospheres
  • 13:30-14:00 Equipment stowage and maintenance, SCBA use donning, doffing, packing
  • 14:00-15:00 Practical in the smoke house
  • 15:00-16:30 Fire pad exercises
  • 16:30-17:00 Exercise debrief
• Course Duration: One (1) day – 8 hours
• Course Fee: On request – at isbi training facility, Cibubur
  (Course fee includes transport to & from training center, student workbooks, certificate/ID’s card and lunch on day of training only, excludes 10% VAT/local government tax).
• Accommodation:
  Pt Isbi  
• Certificate:
  All persons who successfully complete the course based on the performance standards will receive
• PT Isbi / Survival Systems Asia certificate for Basic Fire Fighting course  and
• A laminated wallet course qualification card.

Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET)

• Aim:
  The aim of this course is to train students to react to and to survive a helicopter ditching at sea. The training is comprised of classroom sessions on aspects of offshore helicopter operations, safety and survival equipment, procedures for ditching preparation, upright helicopter evacuation, and inverted (underwater) egress techniques. The practical aspect of the course is surface and underwater evacuation exercises conducted in theShallow Water Egress Trainer  (SWET). The SWET utilizes functional replicas of the emergency exits installed in the helicopters currently flying offshore in Indonesia. This gives the student realistic and 'State of the Art' training with the same type of equipment they will be functioning in a real situation.
   
• Course content:
  08:00-08:15 Course introduction
  08:15-09:00 Check-in / boarding procedures
  09:00-10:00 In-flight, landing, disembarking
  10:00-10:30 Helicopter Safety requirements
  10:30-11:00 Helicopter Escape / Hazards during emergencies
  11:00-11:30 Pre-ditching checks / Actions after ditching
  11:30-12:00 Surface & Underwater Escape 12:00-13:00 Lunch
  13:00-16:00 Escape training session (SWET), using mechanical and push out windows
  16:30-17:00 Exercise debrief
• Course Duration:One (1) day
• Course Venue:
  PT. ISBI
• Course Fee: On request
  The course fee covers: Transportation to/from station pointed in Jakarta to/from the training center at Cibubur  stand by Paramedic, student’s workbook, usage of training equipments, certificate/ID card and lunch on day of training. All prices exclude PPN 10%.
• Course Equipment:
  Pt.ISBI  will provide coveralls, shower kits (towel, soap and shampoo), water shoes, safety glasses, safety helmet and safety shoes for fire fighting practical, except personal swimming suits or shorts for water exercises during practical.
• Certificate:
  All persons who successfully complete the course based on the performance standards will receive
  • A PT ISBI / Survival Systems Asia certificate for Tropical - Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (T-HUET)  and
  • A laminated wallet course qualification card.

BASIC OFFSHORE SAFETY EMERGENCY TRAINING (BOSET )

Course Aim :
To provide participants with survival and emergency training in order to prepare them
for an emergency in an offshore environment. Day 1 - Sea Survival, Day 2 - Basic Fire
Fighting & Introduction to Breathing Apparatus, Basic Life Support.
Course Objectives:
By the end of the two days programme, participants will have an understanding and a
thorough knowledge of the following:
• Sea Survival skills and techniques • Using, don & doff breathing apparatus
• Life raft procedures & management • Basic Life-support - EAR, CPR,
• Basic Fire Fighting theory
DRABC's protocols
• Practical use of fire extinguishers, fire
blankets
Competency :
All participants must demonstrate the ability to egress an upturned HUET module
unassisted, demonstrate the effective use of fire extinguishment mediums and conduct
EAR and CPR in accordance with appropriate internationally recognized standards. All
participants must complete a questionnaire in order to pass the course.
Method Of Training :
This course is conducted in two phases - 2 days
Day One
Course module is guidelines set with E&P Forum, UKOOA, OPITO, IMO
-STCW'95 & AMSA for Sea Survival Course
Day Two
Consist of basic emergency training including Fire Fighting and using,
don & doff breathing apparatus.
The basic life support course with guideline set of International Red
Cross.

This training can be conducted at remote locations with sufficient resources such as a
swimming pool and a suitable open area for fire training.
Pre-Requisite :
All participants must demonstrate an appropriate level of medical fitness with a
clearance form before participating in the practical sessions

Tropical - BASIC OFFSHORE SAFETY  INDUCTION EMERGENCY TRAINING (T-B.O.S.I.E.T)

Course Aim :
To provide participants with survival and emergency training in order to prepare them
for an emergency in an offshore environment. Day 1 – HUET & Sea Survival , personel
transfer & lifesaving & protective equipment, Permit to Work System, Accident
Reporting Procedures,
Day 2 - Basic Fire Fighting & Introduction to Breathing
Apparatus, Basic Life Support.
Course Objectives:
By the end of the two days programme, participants will have an understanding and a
thorough knowledge of the following:
• Introduction
• Sea Survival skills and techniques
• Life raft procedures & management
• Basic Fire Fighting theory
• Practical use of fire extinguishers, fire Blankets
• Using, don & doff breathing apparatus
• Basic Life Support - EAR, CPR, DRABC's protocols
• Permit to Work System
• Accident Reporting Procedures
Competency:
All participants must demonstrate the ability to egress an upturned HUET module
unassisted, demonstrate the effective use of fire extinguishment mediums and conduct
EAR and CPR in accordance with appropriate internationally recognized standards. All
participants must complete a questionnaire in order to pass the course.
Method Of Training:
This course is conducted in two phases - 2 days
Day One
Course module is guidelines set with E&P Forum, UKOOA, OPITO, IMO -
STCW'95 & AMSA for Sea Survival Course

PERSONAL SURVIVAL TECHNIQUES (STCW95)
COURSE CONTENT

On completion of this activity, participants will be able to demonstrate a competence in
the theory and practice of the following:
• Types of life-saving appliances normally carried on ships
• Equipment in Survival Craft
• Location of personal life-saving appliances
• Principles concerning survival at sea including:
3⁄4 Value of training and drills
3⁄4 Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment (PPE)
3⁄4 The need to be prepared for any emergency
3⁄4 Actions to be taken when called to survival craft stations
3⁄4 Actions to be taken when required to abandon ship / offshore installation
3⁄4 Actions to be taken when in the water
3⁄4 Actions to be taken when aboard a survival craft (life raft etc.)
3⁄4 Main dangers to survivors
3⁄4 Rescue Techniques
COMPETENCY
Participants are required to pass an assessment of practical skills and a written or
verbal examination of theory.
PRE REQUISITE
Seafarers are required to be medically fit as per Regulation 1/9 of STCW95.
COURSE DURATION
This course is conducted over two (2) days.
METHOD OF TRAINING
Classroom theory sessions followed by practical periods. Resource requirements are
classroom and associated equipment and access to a swimming pool, lake or sea.

HYDROGEN SULPHIDE (H2S) SAFETY

Course Aim:
To provide participants with an understanding of the hazards associated with H2S, and
the confidence to enable them to work safely in a potential H2S environment.
Course Objectives :
By the end of the One Day course, participants will be familiar with the following :
• Properties and Hazards of H2S • Basic E.A.R./Life Support
• Biological effects of H2S • Breathing Apparatus / escape
• H2S Gas Monitoring Systems and
Alarm Systems
breathers familiarization
• Portable Gas Monitors
• Contingency Plans - Muster / Safe
Haven locations
Competency :
All participants shall demonstrate their understanding of the hazards and escape
methods of an H2S environment including use of Breathing Apparatus, via written and
/ or oral, and practical assessment.
Method Of Training :
Classroom sessions with demonstration and practical activities with BA and/or Escape
breathing equipment.
Course Content

1.  Properties of H2S, Physical and Chemical properties

2.  H2S Locations, Where H2S occurs Locations on rig 

3.  Health Hazards Affect on Humans

4.  Initial Response Strategy, Alarms on rig Safe haven Muster procedure

5.  Approved Respiratory Protective Equipment, Canister type gas filters Self Contained Breathing Apparatus Supplied Air Breathing Apparatus

6. Breathing Apparatus, Pre use inspection Operation of Breathing Apparatus After use care of Breathing Apparatus

7. H2S monitoring devices, Detector Tube Electronic gas Monitors

8. Rescue Techniques
9. Case Studies
10. Examination