Woodside Energy Ltd.

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Document No.

: HSE 10

Revision No. : 2

Document Title

: OFFSHORE SURVIVAL TRAINING

Author

: Sue Capper
Name

Custodian

: Allan Bennett
Name

CNH61

Safety Adviser

Position Indicator

Title

CNH

HSER Manager

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: Sue Capper

Date

: 24 Feb 2000 ______________________

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: Dave Hope-Johnstone

Date

: 24 Feb 2000 ______________________

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: Allan Bennett

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DOCUMENT REVISION PAGE

Document No.

: HSE 10

Title

: Offshore Survival Training

Revision

Description

02

02
02

Introduction of a one-day refresher

course for all personnel whose work
requires them to travel offshore.
Changes to personnel categories and
their training requirements.
Competencies Standards introduced to
ensure the same level of training is
attained from all listed training
providers.

Date

Prepared By

Approved By

24 Feb
2000

Sue Capper

Allan Bennett

24 Feb
2000
24 Feb
2000

Sue Capper

Allan Bennett

Sue Capper

Allan Bennett

NOTE
The intent of this document is to honour all HUET training tickets for their current two-year
validity.
After March 31st 2000 all Woodside employees or Woodside paid Survival Training will concur
with this document.

OFFSHORE SURVIVAL TRAINING (HSE 10)

1 Definitions.
2 Woodside Offshore Survival Training Requirements.
Appendix 1 - Categories and Training Requirements for Offshore Assets.
Appendix 2 - Booking Procedure for IFAPs offshore survival training courses;
Appendix 3 - Medical Requirements for Offshore Survival Training.
Appendix 4 - Medical Practitioners List For Health Assessments.
Appendix 5 - Course Nomination Forms.
Appendix 6 - Recognised Training Providers.
Appendix 7 - Competency Standards for Offshore Survival Training
Appendix 8 - Offshore Travel - Visitor Application Form.
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1 Definitions
1.1. Offshore Asset
The term Offshore Assets as used in this document, means any offshore Assets including
platforms, FPSOs, MODUs, vessels and the like, which have helicopter landing facilities.

1.2. Person(s)/Personnel
The term Person(s) or personnel means those who normally access an Offshore Asset via
helicopter and includes Woodside and/or its suppliers, contractors, subcontractors and consultants
and all other persons who are required to visit an offshore asset. Where required, persons not
Woodside personnel, are collectively referred to as "Contractor Personnel".

2. Woodside Offshore Survival Training Requirements

The relevant Woodside asset operator sponsor is responsible for ensuring compliance with this
standard, Woodsides HSE cases, or other requirements for Offshore Survival Training.
Mandatory training requirements apply to Woodside offshore employees, persons visiting
Woodsides offshore assets and persons visiting other offshore assets on Woodside business. The
offshore survival training must meet the Woodsides competency standards (see Appendix 7) for
personnel to be allowed offshore. Training requirements will vary, if the person has specialist
emergency response and firefighting duties or coxswain duties assigned to them directly.
Retraining is required are at 2 yearly intervals. Category 1 personnel are required to complete the
offshore survival training course. If an individual holds and they can prove a current recognised
equivalent training certificate, then they may receive recognition of prior learning and be excused
from the relevant elements of the training. The recognition of prior learning must be on the
conditions that the training is accepted by Woodside and has been carried out within the past two
years. It is the individual Asset Managers responsibility to ensure that each element of the survival
training remains in date for the duration of the offshore work requirements.
The specific categories and training requirements for offshore personnel and offshore visitors are
detailed in Appendix 1. In addition to the requirements detailed in Appendix 1, the following
requirements apply;

Medical Requirements for Offshore Survival Training:

Medical clearance in accordance with Woodside Offshore Survival Training Health

Assessment (See Appendix 3) or UKOOA Guidelines for Medical Aspects of Fitness for
Offshore Work, 1992, within the three months prior to training.
All Category 2 visitors should sign a personnel form indicating how many offshore trips they
have done during the preceding twelve months.

Appendix 1
Categories and Training Requirements for Offshore Facilities
DEFINITIONS
The following categories of offshore personnel are used in identifying training requirements. The
Woodside categories and training requirements reflect the Guideline for Preparation of Safety
Cases, July 1994.

CATEGORY 1
(Personnel permanently, regularly and occasionally assigned to offshore assets.)
All personnel who travel and work offshore must have a valid offshore survival certificate. The only
exception to this are those classed as visitors (see definition below).
It should be noted that permanently assigned or regularly assigned means permanently or
regularly assigned to work offshore in general and does not necessarily mean being assigned to a
specific asset. Similarly, those who work offshore occasionally is not asset-specific. All days or
nights spent offshore, or anticipated to be spent offshore, are to be counted.

CATEGORY 2
Visitors
Personnel who may visit offshore and will do no more than three trips in a 12-month period, and
spend no more than two nights offshore in the same year. When outside the accommodation and
while flying in a helicopter, visitor will be accompanied and escorted by a person in category 1, so
far as is reasonably practicable.
The approval of visitor status resides with the Asset Manager. For personnel to be granted visitor
status and travel offshore without survival training will only be for, compassionate reasons, safety
critical visits and one off visits. An application for offshore visitor travel must be filled out prior to the
visit. (See appendix 7.)

CATEGORY Z
Not permitted to travel offshore.

SURVIVAL TRAINING
CATEGORY 1

Personnel Permanently, Regularly or Occasionally assigned to

offshore assets.

Survival Training Requirement

Personnel in this category should have a sound knowledge of:

Helicopter emergency escape procedures;

Location and use of survival equipment on helicopters;
The actions to be taken prior to, during and after evacuation or abandonment of an offshore
asset;
Lifesaving appliances and equipment;
Survival techniques;
The common causes and nature of fires;
The operation of portable hand-held and fixed firefighting appliances and systems;
Self-rescue techniques with and without smoke hoods;
The need for, and correct use of, personal protective equipment.
Training will be obtained by:

Attending an approved offshore survival and firefighting course, which includes practical skills
in Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET); Sea Survival; Basic fire fighting; and smoke
evacuation techniques.

Note: Initial training should be conducted over a minimum of two days, subsequent refresher
training should be conducted over a one-day duration. Where prior learning is recognised either by
previous training or work experience the refresher training is sufficient.

Installation Inductions
Personnel should be made aware of:

The hazards associated with the particular asset operations;

The location and operation of the assets lifesaving and firefighting appliances and equipment;
The assets emergency signals, the procedures they must follow and their emergency stations
and duties, including abandonment;
The provision, location and use of safety equipment on the assets;
Smoking and no-smoking areas;
Hazardous areas;
The assets safe working procedures and permit-to-work procedures at a level appropriate to
their work and responsibilities; and
Their responsibilities for their own safety and the safety of others on the assets and the need to
report hazards and incidents to a responsible person.
The authority and responsibilities of the PIC of the platform/offshore assets.
The operation of Totally Enclosed Motor Powered Survival Craft (TEMPSC) and other escape
equipment used by the assets.
This training will be obtained by

Attending an induction program just after arriving on an assets for the first time. The training
should include being shown the location and operation of emergency equipment on the assets;
and
Training in the location and use of assets specific survival craft and other escape equipment.
Attending a helicopter safety briefing prior to each flight or within twenty-four hours of flying, if
the same type of aircraft is used.

CATEGORY 2
Visitors
Visitors should know:

Helicopter emergency procedures;

The location and use of survival equipment on helicopters;
The assets emergency signals, the procedures to follow and their emergency station;
The location of the assets lifesaving appliances and equipment;
Smoking and no-smoking areas;
Hazardous areas;
The organisational structure for safety on offshore assets
Their responsibilities for safety in an offshore environment.

Generally, such training will be received by:

Attending a helicopter safety briefing prior to each flight.

Attending a suitable assets induction program just after arriving on an asset for the first time.
In addition, parts of the induction training may take place just prior to going out to the assets.

Note: Outside the accommodation area all visitors must, unless an exception is justified to
the satisfaction of the Director in the safety case submission, be accompanied by a
category 1 person.

TRAINING MATRIX
Offshore Survival training requirements
Categories
1

Training

HUET

Sea Survival

Smoke Egress

Basic Fire Training

Installation Induction
(Including TEMPSC)

Helicopter Briefing (Pre flight or within 24 hours on

return flight)

Appendix 2
Booking Procedure for IFAPs Offshore Survival Training courses;

1. Woodside Personnel

The Woodside representative of the course nominees department must confirm the training
needs of the individual and telephone IFAP on 9310 3760 to determine course availability
and make provisional bookings.

All final bookings must be authorised by the relevant manager or supervisor and confirmed
via fax to IFAP by close of business two working days prior to the course date - the
attached booking pro-forma must be used in all cases. The completed form must contain:
clear identification of the person responsible for the booking,
fax number or address for trainees' joining instructions;
correct cost codes.
joining instructions will be sent out to nominated personnel by the WEL focal point for
Offshore Operations and associated contractors and by the training course provider for all
other attendees.

2. Contractor Personnel

The Contractors representative must confirm the training needs of the individual and
telephone IFAP on 9310 3760 to determine course availability and make provisional
bookings and inform IFAP whether or not the booking is to be made under the training
contract between Woodside and IFAP.

All final bookings must be confirmed via fax to IFAP by the close of business two working
days prior to the course date. The attached booking pro-forma must be used in all cases.
The completed form must contain:
1.
2.

clear identification of the person responsible for the booking,

fax number or address to which course nominees joining instructions are to be
forwarded

NB.

Contractors are eligible for the Woodside course rate, if their contract extends over
the validity of the training. A valid Woodside contract number and the name of the
Woodside representative are required to enable IFAP to invoice Contractors at the
prevailing IFAP / Woodside training course rates.

Failure to provide information will result in Contractors being invoiced by IFAP at the ruling third
party rate. Clear details, including the Contractors official Order, must accompany the form to
facilitate direct invoicing of the course fees by IFAP to the Contractor.
Joining instructions will be sent out to nominated personnel by IFAP for all attendees, except
Offshore Operations staff and Contractors who will receive their instructions directly from the WEL
focal point.
NOTE: Failure to send IFAP a properly completed form will result in the booking being cancelled.
The Contractors representative must ensure that if an alternate training provider to IFAP is
used then the individual contractor is responsible for bookings, confirmation and payment.

Appendix 3
Medical Requirements for Offshore Survival Training
All course nominees, both Woodside and contractor personnel are required to undergo a medical
examination within three months prior to each attendance at survival training. This examination
must be conducted by a Woodside nominated Medical Practitioner (see Health Assessment
Procedures, or the trainee must provide satisfactory alternative evidence of having been passed as
medically fit by UKOOA or Woodside standards within the three months immediately preceding the
course.
Satisfactory alternative evidence is

A Woodside Offshore Medical Advice Form, signed by a Woodside nominated Medical

Practitioner, stating that the holder is fit for offshore work and survival training, or
A certificate from a training establishment which requires medicals in accordance with UKOOA
Guidelines for Medical Aspects of Fitness for Offshore Work, 1992, or
A certificate signed by a registered medical practitioner stating that the holder has been passed
as medically fit to work offshore in accordance with UKOOA Guidelines for Medical Aspects of
Fitness for Offshore Work, 1995,
A North Sea Offshore Medical Fitness Certificate, or
A Current AMSA or Aviation medical within three months preceding the training.

It is the responsibility of the relevant Woodside manager, supervisor or contract representative to

ensure that these requirements are followed, by all people they nominate for courses.

Health Assessment Procedures

These procedures apply to both Woodside and Contractor personnel.
Contractors to Woodside should liaise with their Woodside Contract Sponsor or representative with
regard to these procedures.

All Persons must utilise one of the Woodside approved Medical Practitioners. Alternatively,
Woodside Persons may utilise GWA / NRA based Medic or the Karratha based
Occupational Health Nurse. All the nominated Practitioners, the GWA / NRA based Medic
and the Occupational Health Nurse, have the necessary Medical Advice forms and
guidelines.

Persons must inform the Medical Practitioners reception that the appointment is for the
purpose of a medical examination required as a prerequisite to an Offshore Survival
Training course and subsequent working at an offshore asset.

All persons must provide the Medical Practitioners reception with clear details to facilitate
direct invoicing of the medical examination fee to either Woodside or to a Contractor.

Following the medical examination, the examining Practitioner (or Medic / Occupational
Health Nurse) will:

provide the Person with a Woodside Offshore Medical Advice Form, (WOMAF),
which gives summary advice regarding the employee's medical suitability for
survival training,

mail the full medical examination report directly to the Woodsides Employee Health
& Rehabilitation Co-ordinator (WEHRC).

only in the event that the examining Medical Practitioner required further clarification
regarding the suitability of the Person for Offshore Survival Training, will the
WEHRC specifically review an individuals case. In such an instance, the WEHRC

will advise the Woodside Person or the Persons supervisor, or in the case of a
Contractors employee, the persons employer.
The person making the course booking must be in possession of an approved WOMAF, before
proceeding with the booking formalities.
Overseas personnel required at short notice, or their employers, may be given (via fax) copies of;
1. Woodside Guidelines for Medical Practitioners,
2. Woodside Medical Examination Report - Offshore, for use in an examination by a suitable, local
registered medical practitioner. Alternatively, overseas personnel in this situation should be
advised to seek medical certification in accordance with UKOOA Guidelines for Medical Aspects
of Fitness for Offshore Work, 1992.
In either case, the completed medical examination report form or medical certification as
appropriate, must be faxed direct (to maintain confidentiality), to WEHRC, on fax number (08) 9348
4431. In these cases, the Woodside representative should advise the HSER Department that such
a process is under way.

Appendix 4
Medical Practitioners List For Survival Training Health Assessments
(As at 1 January 1998)

WOODSIDE EMPLOYEES
WESTERN AUSTRALIA Vendor No.: 9929
Agreement: 4600000007

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Vendor No.: 11162

Agreement: 4600000010

Dr Graeme Linfoot & Dr John Bateman **

Dr Kiran Shahid (Mon/Tue/Thur 0930 1330)
The Terrace Medical and Vaccination Centre
Level 1
160 St Georges Terrace
PERTH WA 6000
Phone:
(08) 9321 9332
Fax:
(08) 9321 6840

Work Health Clinic Mile End

10 Railway Terrace
MILE END SA 5031
Phone: (08) 8352 378
Fax:
(08) 8234 0680

QUEENSLAND

VICTORIA

Dr Keith Adams
Health for Industry
53 Avison Street
MOOROOKA Qld 4105
Phone:
(07) 3277 0188
Fax:
(07) 3274 2150

NEW SOUTH WALES

Vendor No.: 16627

Agreement: 4600000011

Vendor No.: 14219

Agreement: 4600000013

Vendor No.: 10492

Agreement: 4600000012

Dr Moira Quinn
The Galleria Medical Centre
Shop 25
1st Floor The Galleria
385 Bourke Street
MELBOURNE VIC 3000
Phone: (03) 96703636
Fax:
(03) 96024635
TASMANIA

Vendor No.: 20057

Agreement: 4600000014

Dr Michael Couch
Oasis Occupational Health Services
Level 6, Eagle House
118 Alfred Street
MILSONS POINT NSW 2061
Phone:
(02) 9929 8500
Fax:
(02) 9954 4869

Dr Terry Craven
95-97 Augusta Road
LENAH VALLEY TAS 7008
Phone: (03) 6228 0243
Fax: (03) 6278 2237

NORTHERN TERRITORY Vendor No.: 14368

Agreement: 4600000015
Dr A H Brown-John
1st Floor
Carpentaria House
13 Cavanagh Street
DARWIN NT 0800
Phone: (08) 8981 4233
Fax: (08) 8981 4752

SCOTLAND

**

Vendor No.: 16337

Agreement: 4600000016

The Great Western Road Medical Group

327 Great Western Road
Aberdeen AB9 2LL
Scotland
UK
Tel: 0011 44 1224 571 318
Fax: 0015 44 1224 573 865

These practices are able to perform audiometry as per Workers Compensation

Regulations.

Please note that the above doctors have the necessary forms and envelopes.

Medical Practitioners for Survival Training Health Assessments

For Contractors Only
WESTERN AUSTRALIA

KARRATHA

**

1)

Dr Alan Home
Murdoch Vocational Health
Suite 63, Murdoch Medical Centre
St John of God
107 Murdoch Drive
MURDOCH WA 6150
Phone:
(08) 9366 1988
Fax: (08) 9366 1987

2)

Dr Phil Martin & Dr Graeme Martin

Westport Medical Centre
18 Packenham Street
FREMANTLE WA 6160
Phone:
(08) 9430 5282
Fax: (08) 9430 4975

3)

Dr John Collis
Dampier Medical Centre
Hospital Drive
DAMPIER WA 6713
Phone:
(08) 9183 1333
Fax: (08) 9183 1075

Vendor No.: 12867

Agreement: 4600000018

**

Vendor No.: 11116

Agreement: 4600000017

Vendor No.: 9158

Agreement: 4600000019

These practices are able to perform audiometry as per Workers Compensation

Regulations.

Appendix 5
BASIC OFFSHORE SURVIVAL (BOS) - 1 or 2 days
NEW / AMENDMENT
TO: COURSE BOOKING CO-ORDINATOR
IFAP (FAX 08 9332 8355)
Return Confirmation to
.

1 DAY BOS (Refresher)

SURNAME

GIVEN NAMES

Log No. SOL_______________

FROM:
.
(Indicator: ..)

PHONE: /

COST CODE:

FAX:

AUTHORISED BY:_________________________

2 DAY BOS (Initital)

ID No.

D.O.B

ADDRESS /
FAX NO.

*CONTRACTOR'S
NAME / PHONE NO.

COURSE DATES

OFFSHORE MEDICAL APPOINTMENT (To change appointment time, please call the Medical Centre)
BOOKED

DATE

TIME

REQUISITION No (Office)

AMSA MEDICAL TO BE COMPLETED

Terrace Medical Centre

Westport Medical Centre

Murdoch Vocational Health

*For Contractors only

Ph: 9321 9332

Ph: 9430 5282
Ph: 9366 1988

NOTE:
1. Ensure all personal details and the Cost Code/Contract No. are accurate. Errors may result in delays at the Training Centre or the Heliport.
2. For each trainee, provide a clear fax number or, if fax unavailable, other appropriate delivery address for course joining instructions.
3. Ensure that the person responsible for the bookings is clearly identified by name, correspondence indicator (applicable to Woodside employees only), phone and fax number. It is important that IFAP have the appropriate
contacts in case of administrative problems or emergencies.
4. All nominees must meet medical requirements prior to booking (see OHS-10).
5. Attach a completed Offshore Personal Details form for each person booked through Woodside for the first time.

20/03/00 11:59

Appendix 6
RECOGNISED TRAINING PROVIDERS, COURSE TITLES AND
CATEGORIES OF TRAINING OFFERED
National Safety Council of Australia
Northern Territory Division, Darwin
Victorian Safety Council Ltd
West Sale, Victoria
IFAP
12 Rouse Head Road,
North Fremantle, WA
Quantum Safety Limited
New Plymouth, New Zealand
PETANS Ltd, Lowestoft
Humberside Offshore Training Association
(HOTA) Hull
Fleetwood Offshore Survival Centre
Fleetwood, Lancashire
South Tyneside College
South Shields, Tyne and Wear.
Southampton Institute of Higher Education
Warsash, Southampton
Maritiem Trainingscentrum BV
Rotterdam
Dutch Offshore Training Centre
Den Helder
Alert Disaster Control Pte Ltd Singapore

HUET/ Sea Survival

Esso Helicopter/ Sea Survival
Aviation Escape and Survival
Basic Offshore Survival
Marine Escape and Survival
Emergency Response Refresher
HUET/Sea Survival

OPITO course CSF

(HOTA)
OPITO course CSF
OPITO course CSF
OPITO course CSF
OPITO course CSF
Basic Safety Part 1 plus HUET

MSTC/USL
Lafayette, Louisiana
ERG Training

Course code 1015, or 1010 plus

(Asia) 1510, 1515 or 1520
HUET plus Sea Survival and
Offshore Safety
Basic Safety Training (10 day,
Bergen (Norway) plus Helicopter
Evacuation
Comprehensive Systems of
Offshore Survival
Offshore Survival Training

Marine and Offshore Group (MOG)

HUET

Sribima Maritime Training Centre

Sdn. Bhd. Lutong, Sarawak
Nutec

Appendix 7

Woodside Offshore Survival Competency Standards

Totally Enclosed Motor Powered Survival Craft (TEMPSC) React safely in an emergency
abandonment. (This forms part of the initial course and ongoing facility Inductions)
Performance Criteria:
Emergency alarms and signals are understood and reacted to according to any applicable offshore
asset procedure.
Location of all muster points and emergency equipment applicable to the specific offshore asset
are known and understood.
Use and understanding of the muster board and magnabar system are known and understood.
Evacuation to the muster points and TEMPSC is carried out calmly, promptly and with a minimum
of disruption to others.
Alternative escape routes are understood and followed.
The basic principles of boarding, seating, including seatbelts and operation of the TEMPSC are
known and understood.
The roles and responsibilities of various members are known and understood.
Range of Variables:
Emergency alarms and signals may include; audible alarms, public address system, flashing lights.
Assistance to mobility impaired or injured persons may include; guidance, support and carrying.
The identity of TEMPSC operators may be known by wearing distinctive coloured helmets, vest of
armband.
TEMPSC drills may include a variation of assembling, boarding or launching the craft.
Evidence Guide:
Competency will be demonstrated through drills, and simulations.
Knowledge should be assessed through written questions on the following:
Identifying emergency alerting systems, signals and instruction.
Explaining how emergency personnel are identified.
Identify what authority emergency personnel have.
Identify location of muster points and alternative escape routes.

Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) and Sea Survival:

React safely in Helicopter Underwater Escape Training and Sea Survival Training
Performance Criteria:
Emergency procedures are known, understood and complied with during a helicopter emergency.
Surface abandonment using a representative liferaft.
Representative doors and windows should be used during upright underwater escape.
Inverted underwater egress using a representative helicopter simulator, and representative doors
and windows.
Representative seats, seatbelts and life-jackets should be used during HUET training.
Representative sea survival equipment and rescue equipment should be used during the sea
survival training.
Range of Variables:
HUET training will include: preflight safety information, variety of brace positions, information on
pre and post impact survival, skills in underwater escape using representative aviation lifejackets.
Sea survival training using representative survival equipment.
Representative marine liferafts, aviation liferafts and management techniques.
Water entry techniques with lifejackets on from a height of 3 metres.
Helicopter winching using representative equipment and techniques.

Evidence Guide:
Competency will be demonstrated through simulator exercises in underwater escape.
Representative doors and window mechanisms must be used during the exercises.
Competency must be demonstrated by successfully jettisoning doors and windows and making an
unaided escape from an inverted simulator.
Sea survival competency can be demonstrated through, practical drills, role-plays, and simulations.
Basic Fire Training Control small uncomplicated emergencies.
Performance Criteria:
Appropriate equipment is selected to control small emergency situations.
Equipment is checked to ensure it is safe and ready for use.
Equipment is used in accordance with accepted safe practices.
Australian Standards colour coding and equipment is used during the training.
Range of Variables:
Equipment should include: Portable fire extinguishers, fire hose reels, fire blankets, spill control
equipment.
Other emergency actions may include shutdown procedures or evacuation.
Emergency situations may include: fires of the A,B,C, D, E and F classes, fuel and other spills,
process overheating and equipment failure.
Evidence Guide:
Competency can be demonstrated under simulated emergency conditions.
Underpinning knowledge should be assessed through oral or written questions on the following:
Identifying the types of emergencies.
Selecting appropriate fire fighting equipment.
Using fire fighting equipment
Understanding the theory of fire.
Understanding the implications of the incorrect use of equipment.
Describing the safe use of fire fighting equipment and co-ordination with other actions.
Emergency Evacuation from smoke filled accommodation:
Performance Criteria:
Emergency evacuation from a smoke filled multi-levelled accommodation block is conducted
according to emergency plans, procedures and training.
Arrangements are made for the care of the unconscious or injured during the evacuation.
Range of Variables:
Emergency evacuation maybe total or partial to an external or internal refuge.
Emergency evacuation will include the use of smoke hoods or other breathing apparatus.
Expertise limited to general awareness of likely emergency behaviour.
Mobility impaired people may require assistance during the emergency.
Evidence Guide:
Competency will be demonstrated through simulations, role-plays or case studies.
Underpinning knowledge should be assessed through oral or written questions on the following:
Understanding emergency evacuation signals, alarms and procedures.
Understanding emergency plans.
Understanding arrangements for evacuation of mobility-impaired people.
Recognising the hazards and the precautions necessary during evacuations.

Appendix 8
OFFSHORE TRAVEL VISITOR APPLICATION

Name of Traveller:
MAPS No:
Company Name:

Date/s of Travel:
Destination:
Reason for Travel (Including
Activity Code):

Reason for Visit:

Requested By:
Travel Granted:

Yes

No

Authorised By:
Signature:
Date:

ONCE THE FORM HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND AUTHORISED PLEASE FORWARD TO THE
MAPS ADMINISTRATOR, ANSETT KARRATHA CHECKIN or ANSETT DARWIN (whichever is
applicable) AND AIROPS ANSETT.