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Contents

NEBOSH Accredited Courses

NEBOSH International Diploma 2

NEBOSH International General Cert i f icate 4

NEBOSH Award in Workplace Health & Safety 7

NEBOSH International Construct ion Cert i f icate 8

Other Accredited Courses

IEMA Associate Cert i f icate in Environmental Management 10

IOSH Managing Safely 11

MEDIC First Aid Basic 12

MEDIC First Aid - Instructor Training 13

General Health & Safety Courses 14

E-Learning H&S Courses 15

Distance Learning 16

Welding Inspection

Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 (3.0) 18

Welding Inspector – Level 2 (3.1) 19

Senior Welding Inspector – Level 3 (3.2) 21

Welding Qual i ty Control Coordinator 22

AWS CWI to CSWIP Welding Inspector – Level 2 (3.1) 22

Painting Inspection

BGAS-CSWIP Paint ing Inspection – Grade 3 / 2 23

BGAS-CSWIP Paint ing Inspection – Grade 1 24

Plant Inspection & Management

Plant Inspection 25

Cathodic Protect ion 27

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Course Fee in Dubai, UAE

AED 29,000 per candidateAED 26,000 per candidate (early bird)

NEBOSH International Diploma in occupational Health and Safety

Suitable forThe NEBOSH International Diploma is the qualification for aspiring health and safety professionals building directly upon the foundation of knowledge provided by the NEBOSH International General Certificate. It is designed to provide students with the expertise – wherever in the world they may be working – required to undertake a career as a safety and health practitioner. It also provides a sound basis for progression to an MSc or more specialist study (such as the NEBOSH Specialist Diploma in Environmental Management).

There are no entry requirements for this qualification, though the achievement of the NEBOSH International General Certificate or direct equivalent prior to undertaking the Diploma course is highly recommended.

Course ContentThe NEBOSH International Diploma is modelled on the NEBOSH National Diploma. The key difference between the two is that instead of referring to UK Laws, the International Diploma takes a risk management approach based on best practice and interna-tional standards, such as the International Labour Organisation (ILO) codes of practice, with special reference to models such as the ILO’s “Guidelines on Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems” (ILO-OSH 2001). Underpinning knowl-edge of legal frameworks is included and local laws and cultural factors may form part of the study programme where relevant and appropriate.

This qualification provides the core health and safety knowledge which underpins competent performance as an Occupational Health and Safety Practitioner.

Course Duration and AssessmentThe qualification is divided into four units, each of which is assessed separately:

Unit IA: International management of health and safety

Unit IB: International control of hazardous agents in the workplace

Unit IC: International workplace and work equipment safety

Unit ID: International application of health and safety theory and practice

Students may choose to take individual units in any order over a five year period.

The standard of English required by students studying for the NEBOSH International Diploma must be such that they can both understand and articulate the concepts contained in the syllabus.

The qualification is divided into four units, three assessed by written examinations of three hours’ duration (Units IA, IB and IC) with the assignment unit designed to test knowledge across the syllabus, assess-ing application of health and safety theory and practice (Unit ID).

Additional InformationOn successful completion of the qualification, the Diploma holder may apply for Graduate membership (Grad IOSH) of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), the major UK professional body in the field (www.iosh.co.uk). This is the first step to becoming a Chartered Safety and Health Practitioner as a Chartered Member of IOSH (CMIOSH).

This qualification is also accepted by the International Insti-tute of Risk and Safety Management (www.iirsm.org) as meeting their requirements for full membership (MIIRSM).

Holders of the NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety may use the designatory letters “IDipNE-BOSH” after their name.

Schedules in Dubai, UAE Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 A, B, C Exams (1) Unit D Submission

19 - 23 Feb 2012 15 - 19 Apr 2012 27 - 31 May 2012 4,5,6 Jul 2012 Mar / Sept 2012

Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 A, B, C Exams (2) Unit D Submission

2 - 6 Sept 2012 7 - 11 Oct 2012 4 - 8 Nov 2012 Jan-2013 Mar / Sept 2013

*New SyllabusUNIT A UNIT B UNIT C A, B, C Exams Unit D Submission

11-22 Nov 2012 10-21 Feb 2013 7-18 April 2013 July 2013 Mar / Sept 2013

Schedules in Cairo, Egypt Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 A, B, C Exams (1) Unit D Submission

20 - 24 Feb 16 - 20 Apr 18 - 22 Jun 4,5,6 Jul 2012 Mar / Sept 2012

Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 A, B, C Exams (2) Unit D Submission

20 - 24 Aug 22 - 26 Oct 10 - 14 Dec 4,5,6 Jul 2012 Mar / Sept 2013

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(Left - Right): Teresa Budworth, NEBOSH’s Chief Executive; Sir Bill Callaghan, NEBOSH’s Chair; Lisa Meehan, Top Candidate for the International Diploma (from TWI) and Judith E Hackitt CBE, Chair of the Health and Safety Executive.

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NEBOSH International General Certificate

Suitable forThis course is suitable for individuals; managers, supervi-sors, worker representatives and others – who aspire to gain knowledge and understanding of health and safety principles and practices. It is also particularly suitable for individuals who are interested to embark on a career in the Health, Safety and Environment.

Course ContentNEBOSH International General Certificate is a globally recognized health and safety qualification which is intended for companies or individuals working to international stand-ards with regards to Health, Safety & Environment as this course focuses on the International Labor Standards (ILO) codes of practice.

The syllabus is divided into 3 units

Unit IGC1: Management of International Health and Safety

Unit IGC2: Control of International Workplace Risks

Unit IGC3: International Health and Safety Practical Application

Course duration and assessment The training is spread over 10 days.

Candidates are assessed by two written examinations (for Units IGC1 & IGC2) and a practical assessment (Unit IGC3) which checks candidates’ ability to put into practice the knowledge gained during the course.

Additional Information Upon successful completion of the certificate, delegates can apply for a membership with Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and/or International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM) as its qualification meets the academic requirements for Technician Member-ship (Tech IOSH) of IOSH and Associate membership (AIIRSM) of the IIRSM.

Course Fee

AED 6,200 per candidateAED 5,800 per candidate (early bird)

Schedules

UAE - Abu Dhabi

(Block)

Week 1 (IGC 1) Week 2 (IGC 2) Exams

12 - 16 Feb 19 - 23 Feb 26-Feb

8 - 12 Apr 5 - 19 Apr 22-Apr

10 - 14 Jun 17 - 21 Jun 24-Jun

26 - 30 Aug 2 - 6 Sept 9-Sep

11 - 15 Nov 18 - 22 Nov 25-Nov

Dubai (Block)


8 - 12 Jan 15 - 19 Jan 22-Jan

11 - 15 Mar 18 - 22 Mar 25-Mar

13 - 17 May 20 - 24 May 27-May

8 - 12 Jul 15 - 19 Jul 22-Jul

9 - 13 Sept 16 - 20 Sept 23-Sep

11 - 15 Nov 18 - 22 Nov 25-Nov

Abu Dhabi

&

Dubai

(Weekend)


6,13,20,27 Jan, 3 Feb 10, 17, 24 Feb, 2, 9 March 16-Mar

3,10,17,24 Feb, 2 Mar 9,16,23,30 Mar, 6 Apr 13-Apr

16, 23, 30 Mar, 6, 13 Apr 20, 27 Apr, 4, 11, 18 May 25-May

13, 20,27 Apr, 4, 11 May 18, 25 May, 1, 8, 15 Jun 22-Jun

25 May, 1, 8, 15, 22 Jun 29 Jun, 6, 13, 20, 27 Jul 3-Aug

22, 29 Jun, 6, 13, 20 Jul 27 Jul, 3, 10, 17, 24 Aug 31-Aug

3,10,17,24,31 Aug 7,14,21,28 Sept, 5 Oct 12-Oct

31 Aug, 7, 14, 21, 28 Sept 5, 12, 19, 26 Oct, 2 Nov 9-Nov

12, 19, 26 Oct, 2, 9 Nov 16, 23, 30 Nov, 7, 14 Dec 21-Dec

9, 16, 23, 30 Nov, 7 Dec 14, 21, 28 Dec, 4, 11 Jan 2013 18-Jan-13

21, 28 Dec, 4, 11, 18 Jan 2013 25 Jan, 1, 8, 15, 22 Feb 1-Mar-13

(The candidate with the world’s highest pass mark for NEBOSH IGC, 2009/2010 Mr. Bhupathi Babu Rao, student of TWI HSE)

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Ajerbaijan - Baku


18 - 22 June 25 - 29 June 2-Jul

29 Oct - 2 Nov 5 - 9 Nov 12-Nov

Egypt - Cairo


16 - 20 Jan 23 - 27 Jan 30-Jan

12 - 16 Mar 19 - 23 Mar 26-Mar

14 - 18 May 21 - 25 May 28-May

16 - 20 July 23 - 27 July 30-Jul

17 - 21 Sept 24 - 30 Sept 1-Oct

19 - 23 Nov 26 - 30 Nov 3-Dec

India - Andhra Pradesh


16 - 20 Jan 21 - 27 Jan 31-Jan

12 - 16 March 17 - 22 Mar 28-Mar

7 - 11 May 12 - 17 May 24-May

9 - 13 Jul 14 - 19 Jul 26-Jul

5 - 10 Sep 11 - 15 Sep 22-Sep

6 - 10 Nov 12 - 17 Nov 26-Nov

India - Cochin

Week 1 (IGC 1) Week 2 (IGC 2) Practical Assessment Exams

16 - 20 Jan 23 - 27 Jan 28-Jan 30-Jan

13 - 17 Feb 20 - 24 Feb 25-Feb 27-Feb

12 - 16 Mar 19 - 23 Mar 24-Mar 26-Mar

16 - 20 Apr 23 - 27 Apr 28-Apr 30-Apr

14 - 18 May 21 - 25 May 26-May 28-May

11 - 15 June 18 - 22 Jun 23-Jun 25-Jun

16 - 20 July 23 - 27 July 28-Jul 30-Jul

13 - 17 Aug 20 - 24 Aug 25-Aug 27-Aug

10 - 14 Sept 17 - 21 Sept 22-Sep 24-Sep

15 - 19 Oct 22 - 26 Oct 27-Oct 29-Oct

12 - 16 Nov 19 - 23 Nov 24-Nov 26-Nov

10 - 14 Dec 17 - 21 Dec 22-Dec 26-Oct

Turkey-Istanbul


6 - 10 Feb 13 - 17 Feb 20-Feb

14 - 18 May 21 - 25 May 28-May

1 - 5 Oct 8 - 12 Oct 15-Oct

19 - 23 Nov 26 - 30 Nov 3-Dec

Iran - Tehran


7 - 11 Jan 14 - 18 Jan 21-Jan

7 - 11 Apr 14 - 18 Apr 21-Apr

13 - 17 Aug 20 - 24 Oct 27-Aug

13 - 17 Oct 20 - 24 Oct 27-Oct

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Pakistan - Islamabad


2 - 6 Jan 9 - 13 Jan 16-Jan

2 - 6 Apr 9 - 13 Apr 16-Apr

6 - 10 Aug 13 - 17 Aug 20-Aug

3 - 7 Dec 10 - 14 Dec 17-Dec

Iraq - Baghdad 4 - 8 Jun 11 - 15 Jun 18-Jun

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NEBOSH Award in Workplace Health & Safety

Suitable forThis course is designed for workers in any sector who want a basic understanding of health and safety and acts as the perfect introduction to a NEBOSH Level 3 Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety.

Course ContentNEBOSH Award in Workplace Health & Safety course is a good introduction to the NEBOSH International General Certificate course. It is intended for companies or individu-als working to international Health & Safety standards. It provides individuals with a broad overview on health, safety & environmental topics.

The syllabus is divided into 2 units: HSW1 Workplace safety foundations; and HSW2 Workplace Risk Assessment activity.

There are 10 elements in Unit HSW1 which covers a range of workplace hazards and methods of controls; as follows:

1. Foundations of health & safety

2. Responsibility for health and safety

3. Health & safety risk assessment and control

4. Hazards and control associated with work equipment

5. Transport safety

6. Hazards and controls associated with working electricity

7. Fire safety

8. Hazards and controls associated with manual handling and repetitive movement

9. Hazards and controls associated with hazardous substances

10. Hazards and controls associated with working environment

The second unit HSW2 Risk Assessment Practical Applica-tion is aimed at assessing a candidate’s ability to conduct a general risk assessment. The risk assessment will be conducted at the candidate’s own workplace.

Course duration and assessment The training is spread over 3 days plus a 45 minutes multi-ple choice exam and a two hour Risk Assessment Practical Application.

Participants must achieve the minimum pass standard in the examination and assessment to receive a qualification parchment.

Course Fee

AED 2,200 per candidate AED 1,600 per candidate (for early bird).

Schedules in UAE

Dubai (Weekend) Exam Date

10, 17, 24 Feb 2012 2-Mar-12

6, 13, 20 Apr 2012 27-Apr-12

1, 8, 15 June 2012 22-Jun-12

3, 10, 17 Aug 2012 24-Aug-12

5, 12, 19 Oct 2012 26-Oct-12

7, 14, 21 Dec 2012 28-Oct-12

Abu Dhabi (Weekend) Exam Date

2, 9, 16 Mar 2012 23-Mar-12

4, 11, 18 May 2012 25-May-12

6, 13, 20 Jul 2012 27-Jul-12

7, 14, 21 Sept 2012 28-Sep-12

2, 9, 16 Nov 2012 23-Nov-12

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Suitable forThe NEBOSH International Construction Certificate is aimed at Supervisors, Managers and CDM Co-Ordinators within the construction industry who are required to ensure that activities under their control are undertaken safely. It is likely to prove useful for those concerned with the management of buildings who may need to ensure that contractors are working safely.

The qualification is also appropriate for supervisors and managers working in other industries where temporary workplaces are a feature of their activities.

Course contentThe NEBOSH International Certificate in Construction Health and Safety is a health and safety award for the construction industry.

The combination of both theoretical and practical applica-tion within the syllabus to manage both health and safety from planning, design and construction to use and demoli-tion ensures those awarded with the certificate are well capable to meet challenges to make a difference.

The NEBOSH International Construction Certificate covers Management of Health & Safety, identification and control of a broad range of construction workplace hazards, and the means by which they can be controlled.

No previous health and safety knowledge is required although it is advisable that candidates do have an under-standing of the basic practical aspects of the construction industry.

The qualification has been unitised and the qualifica-tion is divided into three units, each of which is assessed separately:

• Management of health and safety (IGC1)

• Managing and controlling hazards in construction activities (ICC1)

• Health and safety practical application (ICC2)

Course Duration and Assessment Option 1 - Construction Certificate (Conversion Course) 10 days plus half day for written exam, and a practical assessment.

Option 2 - Construction Certificate (Full Course) 15 days plus half day for written exam and a practical assessment.

Contact our Sales team for further information on Option 1 and Option 2.

Delegates are assessed with written examinations for IGC1 and ICC1. ICC2 is assessed by a practical examination testing the ability to identify health and safety issues in a construction workplace. ICC2 needs to be taken within 14 days of a written examination.

A unit certificate is issued denoting successful achievement of each unit. A certificate award parchment is issued on successful completion of all three units.

Additional Information You may already be one step towards gaining a NEBOSH International Certificate In Construction Health & Safety.

Unit IGC1 (Management of health and safety) is common to the NEBOSH International Certificate. This enables delegates to combine Unit IGC1 to gain full qualifi-cation. Delegates do not need to re-sit Unit IGC1 if already successfully achieved, provided, this unit was gained within the last five years.

Schedule & Course fee

Option 1 - Construction Certificate (Conversion Course) 10 days plus half day for written exam, and a practical assessment.

Option 2 - Construction Certificate (Full Course) 15 days plus half day for written exam and a practical assessment.

Please contact our Sales team for further information.

NEBOSH International Certificate in Construction Health And Safety

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IEMA Associate Certificate In Environmental Management

Course Overview This course ensures that people in positions of responsi-bility appreciate the environmental issues relating to their working processes and develop an understanding of how to manage them. It covers the management of environmental issues, legal requirements, water, air, land and environmental management issues and controls.

Who should register the Course is forThis accredited course has been designed for people who have either a responsibility for or general interest in environmental issues and their management and their impli-cations for their organisation.

Course Objectives • To understand the issues, science and philosophy that underpins

environmental sustainability.

• Identify ways to incorporate environmental issues into the man-agement of an organisation.

• To identify relevant legislation for an organisation and take steps towards ensuring compliance.

• To understand the role of various analytical and managerial tools and the assessment, interpretation and management of environ-mental performance.

• To understand the key elements of an environmental manage-ment system.

Course ContentThe Certificate in Environmental Management comprises 3 core modules:

1. Environmental Sustainability

• Earth’s Natural Resources and Capabilities

• Business and Environment

• Waste Reduction

• Effects of Escapes and Releases

• Pollution Prevention and Control

• Biodiversity

• Towards Sustainability

2. Environmental Legislation • International, European and National Legislation

• Instruments for change IPPC

• Enforcing Authorities

• Controls on Emissions to the Atmosphere

• Controls on Discharges to the Water Environment

• Controls on the Management of Contained Waste

• Issues relating to Contaminated Land

• Storage of Hazardous Materials

• Nuisance

• Producer Responsibility

3. Assessment, Interpretation and Management of Environ mental Performance

• Environmental Management Systems Benefits

• Environmental Management Systems Initial Review

• Environmental Audit

• Identification and assessment of Environmental Impacts

• Monitoring

• Environmental Communication

• Life Cycle Analysis

• Environmental Impact Assessment

• Strategic Environmental Assessment

• Environmental Risk Assessment

Course Fee


UAE - Dubai (Weekend)Week 1 Week 2

10, 17, 24 Feb, 2,9 March 16,23,30 Mar, 6,13 Apr

10, 17,24,31 Aug, 7 Sept 14, 21, 28 Sept, 5, 12 Oct

UAE - Dubai (Block)

Week 1 Week 2

29 Jan - 2 Feb 5 - 9 Feb

15 - 19 Apr 22 - 26 Apr

29 Jul - 2 Aug 5 - 9 Aug

14 - 18 Oct 21 - 25 Oct

Ajerbaijan - BakuWeek 1 Week 2

5 - 9 Aug 12 - 16 Aug

11 - 15 Nov 18 - 22 Nov

Egypt - Cairo

Week 1 Week 2

6 - 10 Feb 13 - 17 Feb

2 - 6 Apr 9 - 13 Apr

4 - 8 Jun 11 - 15 Jun

6 - 10 Aug 13 - 17 Aug

8 - 12 Oct 15 - 19 Oct

10 - 14 Dec 17 - 21 Dec

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Suitable forSupervisors, managers and team leaders in any sector and any organisation who are required to effectively and efficiently be responsible for safety management of risks and resources.

Course ContentIOSH Managing Safely course is designed to provide partici-pants with a broad overview on health, safety & environ-mental topics. On completion of this course, participants will gain sufficient knowledge and skills to deal with health and safety issues.

The course covers 8 modules: • Introducing Managing Safely

• Assessing risks

• Controlling risks

• Understanding your responsibilities

• Identifying hazards

• Investigating accidents and incidents

• Measuring performance

• Protecting our environment

Course duration and assessment The course duration is four/five-day which includes a written multi choice examination on the last day of the training and a project based written assignment two weeks from the date of the written exam.

Successful candidates will be awarded an IOSH certificate in Managing Safely.

Course Fee


UAE - Dubai (Weekend)

6,13,20,27 Jan

3,10,17,24 Feb

2,9,16,23 Mar

6,13,20,27 April

4,11,18,25 May

1,8,15,22 June

6,13,20,27 Jul

3,10,17,24 Aug

7,14,21,28 Sept

5,12,19,26 Oct

2,9,16,23 Nov

7,14,21,28 Dec

UAE - Dubai (Block)

12 - 15 Feb

13 - 16 May

26 - 29 Aug

11 - 14 Nov

Ajerbaijan - Baku

26 - 29 Aug

11 - 14 Nov

Egypt - Cairo

16 - 20 Jan

12 - 16 Mar

14 - 18 May

16 - 20 Jul

17 - 21 Sept

19 - 23 Nov

Iran - Tehran

21 - 24 Apr

2 - 5 July

10 - 13 Nov

Turkey - Istanbul 23 - 26 April

IOSH

Managing Safely

Schedules in UAE

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Suitable forParticipants who want a basic understanding of emergency care and to learn basicFirst aid skills.

Course ContentMEDIC FIRST AID® BasicPlus is a combined adult CPR, AED, and first aid training program designed specifically for the occupational first aid provider. This extremely flexible program will help employers meet OSHA and other federal

and state regulatory requirements for training employees how to respond and care for medical emergencies at work.

Course ContentThe program is based upon the 2010 International Consen-sus on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) Science with Treatment Recom-mendations (CoSTR) and other evidence-based treatment recommendations.

MEDIC First Aid BasicPlus CPR, AED, and First Aid for Adults

Core class topics

Specific First Aid topics*

• First Aid Provider

• Legal Considerations

• Recognizing an Emergency and Deciding to help

• Personal Safety

• Disease Transmission and Universal Precautions

• Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

• Mechanism for Spinal Injury

• Respiratory and Circulatory Systems

• Sudden Cardiac Arrest and Early Defi-brillation

• Chain of Survival

• Chest Compressions

• Rescue Breaths

• Primary Assessment – Unresponsive Person

• Unresponsive and Breathing – Recovery Position

• Unresponsive and Not Breathing - CPR

• Automated External Defibrillators

• Basic AED Operation

• Troubleshooting and Other Considera-tions

• Choking

• Primary Assessment – Responsive Person

• Secondary Assessment*

• Control of Bleeding

• Torniquets*

• Internal Bleeding

• Managing Shock

• Head, Neck, or Back Injury

• Swollen, Painful, Deformed Limb

• Splinting*

• Burns

• Warning Signs of Sudden Illness

• Altered Mental Status

• Stroke

• Diabetic Emergencies

• Seizure

• Breathing Difficulty, Shortness of Breath

• Asthma

• Metered-Dose Inhalers*

• Nebulizers*

• Severe Allergic Reaction

• EpiPen®Auto-Injectors*

• Pain, Severe Pressure, or Discomfort in the Chest

• Severe Abdominal Pain

• Poisoning

• Heat Exhaustion

• Heat Stroke

• Hypothermia

• Frostbite

• Emergency Moves

• Emotional Considerations

• Amputation

• Impaled Object

• Open Chest Injury

• Open Abdominal Injury

• Impaled Object in the Eye

• Chemicals in the Eye

• Nosebleed

• Injured Tooth

• Pregnancy Complications

• Bites and Stings

• Snakebites

• Spider Bites

• Stinging Insects

• Tick Bites

• Marine Animal Stings

• Human and Animal Bites

• *Optional program content

Course duration and assessment This course is 1-day training. Students are evaluated through Instructor observation of the reasonable performance of skills. Performance and written evaluations are available.

Successful Certification Card will be awarded to

successful delegate with an internationally recognized certificate period up to 2 years.

Course fee: AED 500 per candidate

Schedules in UAE

UAE - Dubai

12-Jan

12-Feb

08-Mar

08-Apr

10-May

10-Jun

UAE - Dubai

12-Jul

12-Aug

13-Sep

14-Oct

08-Nov

09-Dec

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MEDIC FIRST AID International TRAIN THE TRAINER

About the Course This course aims at providing participants knowledge and skills necessary to effectively facilitate Medic First Aid International Training courses.

The MEDIC FIRST AID G2010 Instructor Trainer Guide provides the outline of the training process for new MEDIC First Aid Instructors.

Course Content • Welcome to the MEDIC FIRST AID Instructor Training Course

• MEDIC FIRST AID Training Philosophies

• Medical Source Authorities

• MEDIC FIRST AID’s Integrated Learning Model

• Adult Learning Principles

• MEDIC FIRST AID Training Programs

• Role of the Instructor

• MEDIC FIRST AID Training Materials

• Introduction to the Instructor Guide

• Using Instructional Pages

• Showing Program Video Segments

• Referring to Student Guide Pages

• Performing Real-Time Demonstrations

• Facilitating a Small-Group Practice

• Observing Reasonable Performance

• Accommodating Slow Learners or Difficult Students

• Facilitating Talk-Through Scenarios

• Facilitating Performance Evaluations • Facilitating Written Knowledge Reviews

Course duration and assessment

This course is 3-day training.

On successful completion of the course, participants will receive a TWI and accredited MEDIC First Aid International Certificates. Participants will also be awarded an accredited Medic First Aid G2010 International card containing their unique registry number with Medic First Aid International which serves as their license to be Instructor at a Trainer level of Medic First Aid International and which gives them a certification to deliver basic / advance Medic First Aid G2010 training programmes depending on their additional qualification.

Additional InformationPREREQUISITE: Participants must have attended a Basic Medic First Aid Course

Course fee

AED 5000 per candidate

Schedules in UAE

UAE - Dubai

13 - 15 Feb

9 - 11 April

11 - 13 June

13 - 15 Aug

15 - 17 Oct

10 - 12 Dec

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Fire Safety Management, Life Safety and Emergency Preparedness in BuildingsAimed at Facilities Managers, Building Operations Manag-ers, Human Resource Managers and all persons who have responsibility to manage buildings, where people live, sleep and work. Participants will learn, by the use of classroom work, practical sessions, role play and DVD presenta-tions how to identify fire hazards before they arise, how to develop fire plan for their own building, how to respond to the activation of fire alarm and how to effectively evacuate building in an emergency situation.

Risk AssessmentThe course is designed to provide individuals with assess-ment techniques, a better understanding of the significance of risk assessment and how to effectively carry out an assessment.

Individuals will also gain knowledge and skills to identify hazards and to implement corrective actions, where appro-priate

Accident/Incident InvestigationAn understanding of the real causes of accidents can minimize workplace incidents, which are the root cause of injuries, property damage, and financial losses. This course also covers the processes involved in conducting a system-atic accident/incident investigation.

Health & Safety AwarenessThis basic awareness training is suitable for all participants who wish to gain a broad based understanding of good health and safety practice. It highlights to participants why health and safety is important and how it can have a major

impact on our everyday living.

Fire Warden/MarshalThis half day training is designed to provide participants with basic knowledge to understand and implement proce-dures & systems to minimise fire risk in the workplace.

Construction SafetyThis one day course is aimed at those who are working in the building, construction & maintenance industry. Topics include but are not limited to excavations, working at heights, moving vehicles, electricity, hazardous substances and general site safety management.

Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (CoSHH)This one day basic awareness course provides participants the knowledge and skills to identify, measure and control exposure to substances hazardous to health.

Ergonomic AwarenessThis course aims to raise awareness of ergonomic issues in the workplace. It teaches participants how to reduce ergonomic risks through proper technique at work and at home, including learning how to apply simple techniques to enhance the ergonomics of workstations.

Manual HandlingThis course provides an understanding and awareness on the causes of manual handling related injuries, the manage-ment and prevention of these injuries and the development of manual handling skills.

General Health & Safety Courses

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E-LEARNING COURSES

ISO 9001:2008 Overview and Internal Auditor PackageCourse Duration: 8 hrs

Introduction to ISO Standards

(14001:2004, 9001:2008, OHSAS 18001:2007)Course Duration: 4 hrs

ISO 14001:2004Over view and Implementation Course Duration: 6 hrs

ISO 9001:2000Internal Auditor CourseCourse Duration: 6 hrs

ISO 9001:2008Internal Auditor CourseCourse Duration: 6 hrs

OSHA ConstructionOverviewCourse Duration: 4hrs

OHSAS 18001 – 2007 OverviewCourse duration: 4 hrs

Introduction to OHSAS 18001Course duration: 1 hr

Hazwoper Course duration: 40 hrs

HazwoperCourse duration: 24 hrs

First Responder Operations Level Course duration: 8 hrs

Hazwoper 8 Hour Annual Refresher Course Course duration: 8 hrs

First Responder Awareness Level Course duration: 4hrs

Hazwoper Course duration: 8 hrs Annual Refresh-er Course

DOT Hazmat General Awareness Course duration: 1 hr

Lift Truck Operator Skills Course duration: 3 hrs

Defensive Driving - Cars, vans and limousines Course duration: 3 hrs

Pretrip, HOS and Logbooks(Canada and U.S.) Course duration: 3 hrs

Practical Vehicle Inspection Course duration: 3 hrs

Defensive Driving - Tractor-trailer Course duration: 3 hrs

Cargo Securement Course duration: 3 hrs

Transportation of Dangerous Goods Course duration: 3 hrs

Defensive Driving - Shuttle buses Course duration: 3 hrs

Defensive Driving - Straight Truck Course duration: 3 hrs

Personal Protective EquipmentCourse duration: 1 hr

Stairway and Ladder SafetyCourse duration: 1 hr

Transportation of Dangerous GoodsCourse duration: 1 hr

Workplace ViolenceCourse duration: 1 hr

Hot Work Permit ProceduresCourse duration: 1 hr

Forklift SafetyCourse duration: 2 hrs

Lockout/TagoutCourse duration: 2 hrs

Basic Safety OrientationCourse duration: 2 hrs

Confined SpacesCourse duration: 2 hrs

Hazard Recognition and Assessment Training Course duration: 2 hrs

Workplace InspectionsCourse duration: 2 hrs

Accident Investigation ReportingCourse duration: 2 hrs

Emergency Action PlanCourse duration: 1 hr

Electrical SafetyCourse duration: 1 hr

Fire SafetyCourse duration: 1 hr

Hand & Power ToolsCourse duration: 1 hr

Hazard CommunicationCourse duration: 1 hr

Machine Guarding Safety Course duration: 1 hr

Ergonomics for Non-Office Workers Course duration: 1 hr

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Distance learning

Unable to take time off work to attend classroom learn-ing? Here’s an affordable alternative for you to gain your qualification and certificate. Enrol for Distance & Blended Learning with TWI.

Upon enrolling, you will receive a comprehensive study package.

• Course books specially designed for the international market

• Revision assignments for each element to test your learn-ing

• Mock exam paper • Unlimited advice and support via email, phone or fax • Feedback and guidance on your assignments and mock

exams.

Course durationIOSH Managing Safely – You should aim to complete your

course within 6 months of enrolment. NEBOSH Interna-tional General Certificate – You should aim to complete your course within 6 to 12 months of enrolment. NEBOSH International Diploma – You should aim to complete the course within 24 months of enrolment

Course Examination Written & Practical Examinations: When you book a course we will inform you of the examination centre closest to you. You can choose to sit the exams at any TWI training venues or at British Council offices throughout the world. There will be a service fee chargeable by the British Council for which you will need to make the payment directly to the British Council. When you are ready to take your exams simply email your intention and we will provide you with details of next available exam dates. Practical exams for NEBOSH International General Certificate will be carried out at your own workplace.

Course Title Tuition Course Fee


2 Revision Days 3,800 AED

IOSH Managing Safely 1 Revision Day 1,350 AED

Course Title Tuition Course Fee


2 Revision Days 1,200 USD

IOSH Managing Safely 1 Revision Day 585 USD

United Arab Emirates

(UAE)

All Other Countries

Blended Learning – Self study plus classroom study

Course Title Course Fee

NEBOSH International Diploma 12,000 AED

NEBOSH International General Certificate 3,600 AED

IOSH Managing Safely 975 AED

Course Title Course Fee

NEBOSH International Diploma 3,350 USD *

NEBOSH International General Certificate 1,100 USD *

IOSH Managing Safely 500 USD *

United Arab Emirates

(UAE)

All Other Countries

Distance Learning – Self study at your own pace

Exclusive of Bank Transfer and courier charges *

Study anywhere Study anytime

Study in remote area Study with friends

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IOSHIOSH is Europe’s leading body for health and safety professionals. The Institution was founded in 1945 and is an independent, not-for-profit organisation that sets professional standards, supports and develops members and provides authoritative advice and guidance on health and safety issues. IOSH is formally recognised by the ILO as an international non-governmental organisation.

IEMAThe Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) is a not-for-profit membership organisation established to promote best practice standards in environmental management, auditing and assessment. IEMA is a leading interna-tional membership-based organisation dedicated to the promotion of sustainable development, and to the professional development of individuals involved in the environmental profession, whether they be in the public, private or non-govern-mental sectors.

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CSWIP Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 (3.0)

Course ContentThis welding inspection course covers: visual inspection procedures; relevant codes of practice, terms and defini-tions; welding processes and typical welding defects; weld measurements; typical documentation and requirements; practical inspection and reporting. All CSWIP requirement documents are available at www.cswip.com.

Objectives • To identify various weld imperfections (defects)

• To understand the relevant welding technology related to visual inspection

• To understand the need for documentation in welding

• To be aware of codes and standards related to inspection re-quirements

• To carry out inspection of parent materials and consumables

• To carry out visual inspection of welds, report on them and as-sess their compliance with specified acceptance criteria

• To pass the CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector qualification.

Suitable forWelders, operators, line inspectors and foremen who under-take visual examination of welded joints; quality control staff associated with welding; all staff who need basic training in

welding inspection coupled with a qualification in this field.

Additional Information • Examination applicants must submit a detailed CV/résumé when

booking this course

• Enrolment on this course does not constitute reservation of an examination. All courses may be followed by a CSWIP Welding In-spector examination for candidates with appropriate experience as specified in CSWIP document WI-6-92. All CSWIP require-ment documents are available at www.cswip.com

Entry RequirementsSix months’ experience in engineering, independently verified.

Career Progression • CSWIP Welding Inspector

• CSWIP Senior Welding Inspector

• CSWIP/PCN Radiographic Interpretation

• CSWIP Plant Inspector Level 1 week 1

• BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2

• BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 1

• BGAS-CSWIP Site Coatings Inspector

Course/Exam Fee: AED 4,800

Abu Dhabi

Feb 5 - 9

Apr 29 - May 3

Jul 22 - 26

Nov 4 - 8

Dubai

Mar 4 - 8

May 27 - 31

Aug 26 - 30

Dec 2 - 6

Sharjah

Jan 8 - 12

Apr 1 - 5

Jun 24 - 28

Sep 23 - 27

Bahrain

Jan 8 - 11

Feb 5 - 8

Mar 4 - 7

Apr 1 - 4

Apr 29 - May 2

May 27 - 30

Jul 22 - 25

Aug 26 - 29

Sep 23 - 26

Nov 11 - 14

Dec 2 - 5

Kuwait

Jan 15- 19

Mar 25 - 29

Jun 10 - 14

Sep 2 - 6

Nov 4 - 8

OmanJan 29 - Feb 1

May 27 - 30

Sep 23 - 26

Qatar

Jan 8 - 12

Feb 5 - 9

Mar 4 - 8

Apr 1 - 5

Apr 28 - May 2

May 27 - 31

Jun 24 - 28

Jul 22 - 26

Aug 26 - 30

Sep 23 - 27

Nov 11 - 15

Dec 2 - 6

Egypt

Jan 22 - 25

Mar 25 - 28

Jun 3 - 6

Jul 15 - 18

Sep 9 - 12

Nov 18 - 21

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Saudi Arabia

Jan 23 - 26

Jan 29 - Feb 1

Feb 12 - 15

Feb 19 - 22

Feb 26 - 29

Feb 26 - 29

Mar 4 - 7

Mar 11 - 14

Mar 18 - 21

Mar 18 - 21

Apr 8 - 11

Apr 15 - 18

Apr 22 - 25

May 6 - 9

May 13 - 16

May 20 - 23

May 20 - 23

Jun 3 - 6

Jun 17 - 20

Jul 1 - 4

Jul 8 - 11

Jul 8 - 11

Jul 15 - 18

Jul 15 - 18

Jul 29 - Aug 1

Aug 5 - 8

Sep 9 - 12

Saudi Arabia

Sep 9 - 12

Sep 16 - 19

Sep 30 - Oct 3

Oct 7 - 10

Oct 7 - 10

Oct 14 - 17

Oct 21 - 24

Nov 18 - 21

Nov 25 - 28

Nov 25 - 28

Dec 9 - 12

Dec 16 - 19

Dec 16 - 19

Sudan

Feb 5 - 8

Jun 3 - 6

Aug 5 - 8

Sep 30 - Oct 3

Angola

Feb 12 - 15

Mar 11 - 14

Apr 15 - 18

May 13 - 16

Jun 17 - 20

Jul 22 - 25

Aug 19 - 22

Sep 16 - 19

Oct 14 - 17

Nov 11 - 14

Dec 9 - 12

CSWIP Welding Inspector - Level 2 (3.1)

Course ContentThe duties and responsibilities of a welding inspector; fusion welding processes; typical weld defects; types of steel; carbon-manganese, low alloy and stainless steels; hardening of steels; weld ability; heat treatment; parent metal defects; visual inspection; testing parent metals and welds; destruc-tive tests; NDT techniques; welder and procedure approv-al; codes and standards; outline of safe working practices; practice in examination questions; continuous and end-of-course assessment. In addition, candidates meeting the CSWIP requirements for eligibility complete the relevant CSWIP examination on day 5.

Objectives • To understand factors which influence the quality of fusion welds

in steels

• To recognise characteristics of commonly used welding processes in relation to quality control

• To interpret drawing instructions and symbols to ensure that specifications are met

• To set up and report on inspection of welds, macrosections and other mechanical tests

• To assess and report on welds to acceptance levels

• To confirm that incoming material meets stipulated requirements and recognise the effects on weld quality of departure from specification

• To be in a position to pass the Welding Inspector - Level 2 exami-nations

Suitable forInspection engineers and supervisory staff. The course is ideal for inspectors requiring preparation for the CSWIP examinations - Welding Inspector

Those with little or no previous welding experience are advised to attend the Certificate in Visual Inspection of Welds course to prepare for this course.

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Additional InformationCSWIP Welding Inspector examination - All candidates must attend a CSWIP approved course of training prior to exami-nation. Enrolment on this course does not constitute reser-vation of an examination. All courses may be followed by a CSWIP Welding Inspector examination for candidates with appropriate experience as specified in CSWIP document WI-6-92. All CSWIP documents are available on the CSWIP web site.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSThree years as a welding inspector or certificated visual welding inspector for a minimum of 2 years or welding

instructor/welding foreman/supervisor for a minimum of 5 years independently verified.

Career Progression • CSWIP 3.2 Welding Inspector


• CSWIP Plant Inspector Level 1





Abu Dhabi

Feb 5 - 9

Apr 29 - May 3

Jul 22 - 26

Nov 4 - 8

Dubai

Mar 4 - 8

May 27 - 31

Aug 26 - 30

Dec 2 - 6

Sharjah

Jan 8 - 12

Apr 1 - 5

Jun 24 - 28

Sep 23 - 27

Bahrain

Jan 8 - 11

Feb 5 - 8

Mar 4 - 7

Apr 1 - 4

Apr 29 - May 2

May 27 - 30

Jul 22 - 25

Aug 26 - 29

Sep 23 - 26

Nov 11 - 14

Dec 2 - 5

Kuwait

Jan 15- 19

Mar 25 - 29

Jun 10 - 14

Sep 2 - 6

Nov 4 - 8

OmanJan 29 - Feb 1

May 27 - 30

Sep 23 - 26

Qatar

Jan 8 - 12

Feb 5 - 9

Mar 4 - 8

Apr 1 - 5

Apr 28 - May 2

May 27 - 31

Jun 24 - 28

Jul 22 - 26

Aug 26 - 30

Sep 23 - 27

QatarNov 11 - 15

Dec 2 - 6

Egypt

Jan 22 - 25

Mar 25 - 28

Jun 3 - 6

Jul 15 - 18

Sep 9 - 12

Nov 18 - 21

Saudi Arabia

Jan 23 - 26

Jan 29 - Feb 1

Feb 12 - 15

Feb 19 - 22

Feb 26 - 29

Feb 26 - 29

Mar 4 - 7

Mar 11 - 14

Mar 18 - 21

Mar 18 - 21

Apr 8 - 11

Apr 15 - 18

Apr 22 - 25

May 6 - 9

May 13 - 16

May 20 - 23

May 20 - 23

Jun 3 - 6

Jun 17 - 20

Jul 1 - 4

Jul 8 - 11

Jul 8 - 11

Jul 15 - 18

Jul 15 - 18

Jul 29 - Aug 1

Aug 5 - 8

Sep 9 - 12

Sep 9 - 12

Sep 16 - 19

Sep 30 - Oct 3

Oct 7 - 10

Oct 7 - 10

Oct 14 - 17

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Saudi Arabia

Oct 21 - 24

Nov 18 - 21

Nov 25 - 28

Nov 25 - 28

Dec 9 - 12

Dec 16 - 19

Dec 16 - 19

Sudan

Feb 5 - 8

Jun 3 - 6

Aug 5 - 8

Sep 30 - Oct 3

Angola

Feb 12 - 15

Mar 11 - 14

Apr 15 - 18

May 13 - 16

Jun 17 - 20

Jul 22 - 25

Aug 19 - 22

Sep 16 - 19

Oct 14 - 17

Nov 11 - 14

Dec 9 - 12

Course ContentFunction and responsibilities of a senior welding inspector; defects in welds; weld symbol interpretation; interpreta-tion of NDT reports; documentation of welding; approval and certification procedures; general principles of supervi-sion; case studies; planning; organisation; interpretation of fractured surfaces; auditing; practice in typical examination questions; course assessments.

Objectives • To understand the various facets of welding inspection and quality

control

• To assess the validity of a welding procedure

• To recognise origins of weld defects

• To interpret features of a fracture surface and prepare detailed reports

• To scrutinise and correct inspection reports

• To plan, organise and supervise use of skilled inspectors and NDT personnel

• To conduct pre-, during and post welding audits

• To be in a position to pass the relevant examination

Suitable forExperienced welding inspectors and quality control staff, especially those who are proceeding to the CSWIP Senior Welding Inspector examination. It is essential that course members have a knowledge of the subjects covered in the course Welding Inspector before joining this course.

It is the responsibility of the examination candidates to either hold CSWIP Welding Inspector 3.1 or consider attending the Welding Inspector course and examination (WIS5E) prior to this course/examination.

Additional Information • Enrolment on this course does not constitute reservation of an

examination. All courses may be followed by a CSWIP Welding In-spector examination for candidates with appropriate experience as specified in CSWIP document WI-6-92. See CSWIP document available for download from the CSWIP web site.

• Although this course covers most of the syllabus for the exami-nation it does not include training in interpretation of radio-graphs. Examination candidates who do not possess a current CSWIP or PCN Radiographic Interpreter’s certificate should attend the Interpretation of Radiographs - Part B (light and dense metal welds) course and examination.

Entry RequirementsThree years as a welding inspector or 5 years independent-ly verified experience in supervision of welding, inspectors and visual welding inspectors, final acceptance and certifi-cation, interpretation of weld drawings and weld symbols, interpretation of weld radiographs, maintenance of compre-hensive inspection records, assessment of NDT reports on welding work, or ensuring that quality assurance standards and procedures are maintained.

Career Progression • CSWIP Plant Inspector Level 1





Course/Exam Fee: AED 8,000Note: Candidates interested to add Radiographic Interpretation qualifica-tion to obtain CSWIP 3.2.2 certification have to attend additional exam for Interpretation for which additional fee of AED 2,500 will be charged.

CSWIP Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 (3.2)

Abu DhabiJun 3 - 7

Dec 9 - 13Dubai Mar 11 - 15

Dubai Sep 16 - 20

BahrainFeb 26 - 29

Jun 24 - 27

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Suitable forWelding inspection and quality personnel. This qualification is a natural career progression for experienced inspection personnel who wish to demonstrate their level of compe-tence in the field of Quality Control management.

Course ContentPlanning; Inspection test plans (quality plans); review and acceptance of: material certification, mechanical testing reports, welding procedures qualifications, welder qualifi-cations, PWHT reports and procedures, pressure testing reports, NDT reports, as built drawing, engineering query, non conformance reports, final certification.

Additional InformationEnrolment on this course does not constitute reserva-tion of an examination. All courses may be followed by a CSWIP Welding Quality Control Co-ordinator examination for candidates with appropriate experience as specified in CSWIP document CSWIP- QCC-20-08.

Entry RequirementsAll candidates must attend a CSWIP approved training course prior to examination.

Candidates wishing to take the examination must have the

following as a minimum

• A current valid CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector certification plus three years experience related to the duties and responsibili-ties or international equivalent OR

• A current valid CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector certification with 10 years documented experience related to the duties and responsibilities or an international equivalent

• Also aimed at people with 5 years proven experience in the qual-ity control discipline

• Prior knowledge requirements:

• Application of the requirements of codes and standards

• Identification of relevant material, components

• Knowledge of heat treatment procedures and recording systems

• Knowledge of hydrostatic test methods, safety and best prac-tice and pneumatic testing

• Awareness of destructive mechanical testing

• Knowledge of quality related procedures and practices

• Health and safety requirements and practices

• Knowledge of associated manufacturing processes and opera-tions

• Use and application of inspection quality test plans/written schemes of examination


BahrainSep 2 - 6

Nov 18 - 22

KuwaitFeb 19 - 23

Jul 1 - 5

OmanApr 22 - 25

Oct 7 - 10Qatar Jan 29 - Feb 2

QatarMay 6 - 10

Sep 30 - Oct 4

Dec 9 - 13

Egypt

Feb 25 - 28

Jun 10 - 13

Sep 16 - 19

Dec 2 - 5

Course ContentThe training modules have been set up to provide training and instruction in the requirements for the bridging exami-nation for present holders of AWS CWI (Certified Welding

Inspector) requiring CSWIP 3.1 approval and Welding Inspector certification.

CSWIP Welding Quality Control Co-ordinator

AWS CWI to CSWIP Welding Inspector - Level 2

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BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspection-Grade 3/2

Course ContentCorrosion theory; surface preparation; paint formulation; paint systems; curing and drying; paint manufacture; applica-tion methods; paint/paint film testing; paint identification; inspection methods; specification requirements; health and safety; working practices.

Objectives • To recognise and identify the benefits/disadvantages of paint

systems

• To understand methods of application and testing

• To understand paint system inspections

• To interpret requirements of standards

• To pass BGAS-CSWIP examination

Suitable forCandidates with or without experience in the painting industry. Most candidates will go on to sit the BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector Grade 3 examination, although those with paint inspection/testing experience may sit Painting Inspector Grade 2.

Additional Information

Candidates MUST bring:

• 2 passport sized photographs

• A valid eyesight certificate from a doctor or an optician show-ing satisfactory eyesight for near vision, permitting reading a minimum of Times Roman N4, or equivalent type and size letters, at not less than 300mm on a standard test chart for near vision, in at least one eye, corrected or uncorrected. Candidates for the painting inspector will be required to have had a colour percep-tion assessment by the Ishihara 24 plate test or an equivalent.

• A completed application form and full examination fee

NOTE: Renewal can only be made within three months of the expiry date. Any application received after three months of the expiry cannot be con-sidered and can only be renewed by re-examination.

Exam duration is half a day and must be added to the course duration of 5 days.

Fee does not include the exam fee.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSNo formal entry qualifications required, but a knowledge of dry abrasive blast cleaning or industrial paint application techniques would be advantageous.


Abu DhabiApr 8 - 12

Nov 11 - 15

DubaiJan 28 - Feb 1

Aug 26 - 30

Bahrain

Jan 16 - 19

May 13 - 16

Sep 16 - 19

Dec 9 - 12

KuwaitMay 5 - 9

OmanFeb 5 - 8

Oct 6 - 9

Qatar

Mar 18 - 22

Jun 4 - 7

Sep 3 - 7

Nov 3 - 7

Saudi Arabai

Mar 31 - Apr 3

May 13 - 16

Jun 16 - 19

Jul 9 - 12

Oct 15 - 18

Dec 17 - 20

EgyptApr 21 - 24

Jul 1 - 5

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CSWIP Plant Inspector Level 1 - Module 1 Part A Rules / Regulations and Duties

Suitable forPlant Operation, Plant Inspection, Non Destructive Testing, Inspection and Quality Assurance/Quality Control person-nel with prior qualification or experience.

Plant inspectors working for the oil and gas industry (upstream and downstream), the power industry, commer-cial works (vendor) inspection organizations, independent third party inspection organizations, classification societies and insurance companies.

Course ContentRoles and duties of the Plant Inspector; QA/inspection in context; inspection safety; basic inspection skills; legislation, rules, regulations; inspection of materials; visual examination of welds; inspection and NDT; introduction to corrosion.

Objectives • Increase the knowledge and /or competence in Plant inspection

field of candidates seeking to demonstrate their knowledge to both ‘works and in-service inspection’

• Formal Plant Inspector certification, due to:

• Increasing demands of integrated asset management within process plants

• Increasing complexity of plant systems

• Legislative background in the EU and overseas

Additional InformationThe fee includes the CSWIP examination.

This course is conducted in 2 separate 1 week modules with CSWIP examination at the end of each respective week. Level 1 Week 1 must be completed prior to attending Level 1 Week 2.

Entry RequirementsEntry requirements can be found in document CSWIP 11-01:Requirements for the certification of plant inspectors available at www.cswip.com. This comprises:

• NDT level 2 qualifications( ACCP, CSWIP, PCN) in three methods (CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector, or BGAS Painting Inspection are acceptable as methods) OR

• An ONC Engineering or equivalent OR

• Holds CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector OR

• Has satisfactory pre-assessed work experience in plant inspection (section 3.6 of requirements document)

• Career Progression:

• NDT, Welding inspection, Painting inspection

BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspection - Grade 1

Course ContentZones of offshore structures; offshore working; safety offshore; medical, emergency procedures/escape routes; permit to work systems; vessel entry and enclosed space working; scaffolding; fire protection; BS 5378 safety signs and colours; BS 1710 identification of pipelines; finish colour schedules BS 381C and BS 4800.

Objectives • To recognise zones and structures of offshore platforms

• To recognise the dangers and the safety precautions required when working offshore

• To understand the importance and nature of fireproof coatings

• To understand paint systems and their use for particular sub-strates and temperatures

• To pass BGAS-CSWIP grade 1 examination

Suitable forCandidates who already hold BGAS-CSWIP grades 3 and 2 in paint/painting inspection. This, the advanced qualification, deals specifically with offshore practices.

Additional Information

Candidates MUST bring:

• 2 passport sized photographs

• A valid eyesight certificate from a doctor or an optician show-ing satisfactory eyesight for near vision, permitting reading a minimum of Times Roman N4, or equivalent type and size letters, at not less than 300mm on a standard test chart for near vision, in at least one eye, corrected or uncorrected. Candidates for the painting inspector will be required to have had a colour percep-tion assessment by the Ishihara 24 plate test or an equivalent.

• A completed application form and full examination fee

NOTE: Renewal can only be made within three months of the expiry date. Any application received after three months of the expiry cannot be con-sidered and can only be renewed by re-examination.

• Exam duration is half a day and must be added to the course duration of 5 days. Fee does not include the exam fee.

Entry RequirementsCandidates must hold a current Grade 2 qualification prior to obtaining Grade 1. A good knowledge of offshore working, safety, and painting inspection is required.

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CSWIP Plant Inspector Level 1 - Module 1 Part B Inspection Methods

Suitable forPlant Operation, Plant Inspection, Non Destructive Testing, Inspection and Quality Assurance/Quality Control person-nel with prior qualification or experience.

Plant inspectors working for the oil and gas industry (upstream and downstream), the power industry, commer-cial works (vendor) inspection organizations, independent third party inspection organizations, classification societies and insurance companies.

Course ContentRoles and duties of the Plant Inspector; the use of codes and standards; inspection of welding; inspection of pressure vessels; inspection of pipework systems; inspecting storage tanks; inspection of paint systems; inspection of rubber/GRP linings; introduction to risk-based inspection; inspection reporting.

Objectives • Increase the knowledge and /or competence in Plant inspection

field of candidates seeking to demonstrate their knowledge to both ‘works and in-service inspection’.

• Formal Plant Inspector certification, due to:

• Increasing demands of integrated asset management within proc-ess plants;

• Increasing complexity of plant systems

• Legislative background in the EU and overseas.

Additional InformationThe fee includes the CSWIP examination.

This course is conducted in 2 separate 1 week modules with CSWIP examination at the end of each respective week. Level 1 Week 1 must be completed prior to attending Level 1 Week 2.

Entry RequirementsEntry requirements can be found in document CSWIP 11-01:Requirements for the certification of plant inspectors available at www.cswip.com. This comprises:

• NDT level 2 qualifications( ACCP, CSWIP, PCN) in three methods (CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector, or BGAS Painting Inspection are acceptable as methods) OR

• An ONC Engineering or equivalent OR

• Holds CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector OR

• Has satisfactory pre-assessed work experience in plant inspection (section 3.6 of requirements document)

• Career Progression:

• NDT, Welding inspection, Painting inspection.

CSWIP Plant Inspector Levels 2/3 Module 2 Damage Assessment for RBI and FFS, based on API RP 571

Suitable forThe course is aimed at plant engineers, non-destructive testing engineers, materials and corrosion engineers, plant inspectors responsible for managing the integrity of ageing process equipment, pipelines, boilers and storage tanks.

It is recommended that attendees have a knowledge of either the inspection, design, fabrication, operation or maintenance of process equipment and piping, as well as some knowledge of the most common pressure equipment design codes/standards.

Course ContentCommon damage mechanisms in all major oil and gas produc-tion, refining and manufacturing processes and where they can be found; key process parameters affecting these damage mechanisms; prevention and control of these damage mecha-nisms; the most appropriate inspection and non-destructive

testing methods for these damage mechanisms.

Objectives

At the end of the course, attendees will be able to:

• Confidently identify common damage mechanisms in major oil and gas production, refining and petrochemical processes and where they may be found

• Understand the key factors affecting these damage mechanisms and their prevention and control

• Recommend the most appropriate inspection and non-destructive testing methods for these damage mechanisms

Additional InformationCSWIP Plant Inspector scheme overview

The course fee does not include a copy of the associated American Petroleum Institute document. A comprehensive set of course notes will be provided to the attendees.

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CSWIP Plant Inspector Levels 2/3 Module 3: Risk-based Inspection (RBI) based on API RP 580 and 581 and ASME


It is recommended that attendees have a knowledge of either the inspection, design, fabrication, operation or maintenance of process equipment and piping, as well as some knowledge of the most common pressure equipment design codes/standards.

Course ContentRBI in accordance with API BRD 581, API RP 580 and ASME; reasons for implementing RBI; benefits of using RBI; practical implementation of RBI; planning successful RBI implementa-tion projects; practical likelihood and consequence analysis; preparing inspection plans and optimising maintenance and inspection intervals; implementing risk mitigation actions; overview of other procedures (e.g. RIMAP, ASME, etc) and

related API documents (API 510, API 570 and API 653).

Objectives


• Confidently explain the differences between Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 RBI assessments

• Understand the reasons for and benefits of implementing RBI

• Undertake rapid practical RBI implementation

• Plan successful RBI projects

• Prepare risk-based inspection plans and optimise maintenance and inspection intervals

• Recommend suitable risk mitigation actions


The course fee does not include a copy of the associated API or ASME documents. A comprehensive set of course notes will be provided to the attendees.

CSWIP Plant Inspector Levels 2/3 Module 4: Fitness-for-Service (FFS) Assessment, based on the new API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 2007


This course covers Level 1 (for plant inspectors) and Level 2 (for engineers FFS assessments), in accordance with the 2006 edition of API RP 579.

It is recommended that attendees have a knowledge of either the design, fabrication, operation or maintenance of process equipment and piping, as well as some knowledge of the most common pressure equipment design codes/stand-ards (ASME, BSI,API, NACE, etc)

Course ContentThis course has been developed, based around the new API/ASME combined standard (API 579 Second Edition) which has been expanded to address material damage mechanisms other than just those commonly found in refining industry equipment.

Introduction to FFS; material properties and the API 579 Annexes; stress analysis for FFS; non-destructive testing and flaw sizing for FFS; identification of damage mechanisms for FFS; brittle fracture; general metal loss; localised metal

loss; pitting; laminations; weld misalignment and shell distor-tion; crack-like flaws; creep; fire damage; hydrogen blisters; hydrogen damage associated with HIC and SOHIC; dents and gouges; remaining life assessment and life extension examples; repair and remediation options; status of API 579 and future developments; interaction with other assessment procedures (e.g. FITNET, BS 7910, R5 and R6) and related API documents (API 510, API 570 and API 653)

Objectives


• Confidently apply the latest FFS technologies for making repair, replace, re-rate and re-design decisions

• Understand the information requirements for performing FFS assessments for brittle fracture, general metal loss, localised metal loss, pitting, laminations, weld misalignment and shell distortion, crack-like flaws, creep; fire damage; hydrogen blisters; hydrogen damage associated with HIC/SOHIC; dents and gouges

• Use FFS on process equipment, pipelines, boilers and storage tanks

Additional InformationCSWIP Plant Inspector scheme overview The course fee does not include a copy of the associated American Petro-leum Institute document. A comprehensive set of course notes will be provided to the attendees.

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CSWIP Plant Inspector Levels 2/3 Module 5 Repair of Pressure Equipment Training


Course ContentIntroduction to weld repairs, differentiation in requirements between production and in-service-repairs, considera-tions for weld repair (including decision tree), qualification requirements, industry best practices, techniques for weld repair such as temper bead/controlled deposition repair, novel repair technologies such as taper stitch welding, repair

methodologies for different types of failure mechanisms such as creep, SSCC, corrosion damage and clad repair.

Objectives


• Understand the considerations to be applied before carrying out weld repairs;

• Prepare method statements and carry out qualifications;

• Apply industry best practice for weld repair.


CSWIP Plant Inspector Levels 2/3 Module 6: Pressure Vessel Inspec-tion to API 510

CSWIP Plant Inspector Levels 2/3 Module 7: Piping Inspector based on API 570

CSWIP Plant Inspector Levels 2/3 Module 8: Aboveground Tank Inspector based on API 653

CSWIP Cathodic Protection Level 1

Course ContentBasics of corrosion; terminology, electrode potential, refer-ence cells polarisation diagrams, electrolytes (soil/water composition), methods of controlling corrosion, principles

of coating of buried and immersed structures, sacrificial anode systems, impressed current systems; typical designs of CP system, CP materials, potential measurements; monitor-ing and maintenance.

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Course ContentIn addition to the knowledge of a Level I Engineer: criteria for CP and their limitations; Pourbaix diagram interpreta-tion; surface film effects; polarisation diagrams; CP design considerations for sacrificial anode and impressed current systems; construction materials specification and quality

control; safety considerations, attenuation calculations; commissioning a CP system; potential measurements; on and instant off potentials, ‘IR drop’ error; CP system for specific installations (tank farms, maritime process plant, pipelines, jetties and offshore installations); CP and protec-tive coatings, inspection of pipeline coatings.


Course ContentIn addition to the knowledge of a Level II Engineer: problem areas and trouble shooting of CP systems, investigation of testposts or stations, insulating flanges and monoblocks; cased crossings; low potential readings; interference effects

and mitigation. AC interference, DC interference (stray currents) earthing structures; coatings and CP electro osmosis; holiday detection; Pearson tests and current atten-uation; auditing of CP systems; rehabilitation of CP systems; CP of welder pipelines in sour (Aqueous Hydrogen Sulphide) service.

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