Helideck Emergency Response Team Leader Further (including HERTM Further practical exercises) Training (OPITO)

Target group:

The HERTL Further Training course is for existing helideck emergency response team leaders who are required to revalidate their OPITO HERTL certification by refreshing and updating their knowledge and skills in aspects of their role that they cannot practice in the workplace.

Prerequisites:

Delegates must be in possession of; - A valid OPITO Helideck Emergency Response Team Leader Training Certificate or - A valid OPITO Helideck Emergency Response Team Leader Further Training Certificate or - A valid OPITO Helideck Operations Initial Training certificate and a valid Helideck Emergency Response Team Member (HERTM) certificate and a valid Offshore Emergency Response Team leader (OERTL) Certificate. Learners must also hold a valid, current offshore medical certificate or possess an operator approved medical certificate and complete an appropriate medical screen form provided by RelyOn Nutec. Training activities contained within this Product may include physically demanding and potentially stressful elements. All personnel who participate in such activities must be capable of participating fully

Objective:

The aim and objectives of the HERTL Further Training Programme is to refresh elements of HERTL training that cannot be completed in the workplace and updating HERTLs on key changes to helicopter operations, systems, relevant legislation and regulation over the previous 2 years (approx.)

Contents:

HERTM Further (Practical Exercises) Outcome 1: Carry out effective emergency response to incidents on or around a Helideck Outcome 2: Use firefighting equipment correctly Outcome 3: Execute search and rescue activities HERTL Further Training Outcome 1: All aspects of helideck operations and helicopter emergency response Outcome 2: Leading an effective emergency response to incidents on or around a Helideck Outcome 3: Leading the use of firefighting equipment correctly Outcome 4: Directing search and rescue activities