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11. A manager shall ensure that personnel —
(a) employed in offshore or swamp operations receive basic safety, emergency and
survival training at a facility approved by the Authority and undertake the
following refreshers as appropriate —
(i) basic first aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR),
(ii) confined space escape,
(iii) basic firefighting and self-rescue,
(iv) helicopter under water and survival-at-sea training,
(v) lifeboat operation and usage; and
(b) employed in midstream and downstream petroleum operations receive and
undertake the following trainings at a facility approved by the Authority as
appropriate —
(i) minimum industry safety training for the facility or operation which
includes HSE training for retail outlet, bulk storage, lube blending,
product haulage, natural gas safety and operations integrity,
(ii) advanced safety training as appropriate for their specific job function
which includes training and certifications for work at height, scaffolding
and crane operations, and
(iii) such other training as the Authority or the manager may deem necessary
for the operation; and
Safety training
12. (1)A manager shall ensure that inspection and maintenance operations
are conducted in accordance with -
(a) these Regulations;
(b) the Original Equipment Manufacturer’s specifications; or
(c) its Risk Based Inspection (RBI) methodology.
(2)The manager shall also ensure that —
(a) equipment is operated and kept within its Integrity Operating Window (IOW);
(b) process equipment has required controls and safety systems that monitors and
actively control its IOW;
Operations, inspections,
and maintenance
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