The Visitor Induction HSE & ERW/H2S course is a comprehensive training program designed to educate visitors about the Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) protocols and Emergency Response and Well Control (ERW) procedures in hazardous work environments, particularly those involving Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) gas. This course aims to equip visitors with the necessary knowledge and skills to ensure their safety and the safety of others while on site.

1. Understand HSE protocols: The course aims to provide visitors with a thorough understanding of the Health, Safety, and Environment protocols in place to prevent accidents, injuries, and environmental hazards. Participants will learn about personal protective equipment (PPE), safety signs, hazard identification, and reporting procedures.
2. Familiarize with ERW procedures: Visitors will be introduced to the Emergency Response and Well Control procedures to be followed in case of any emergency situations, including but not limited to H2S gas leaks or well blowouts. They will learn about evacuation routes, emergency contacts, and how to effectively respond to different emergency scenarios.
3. Identify H2S hazards: Visitors will be educated on the potential risks associated with H2S gas exposure, including its toxic properties and the health effects it can have on individuals. Participants will learn how to identify signs of H2S presence, the importance of gas detection equipment, and the necessary steps to take in the event of an H2S leak.
4. Promote safe behavior: The course aims to instill a culture of safety and responsible behavior among visitors. Participants will be encouraged to adopt safe practices, adhere to established safety protocols, and actively contribute to maintaining a hazard-free work environment.
5. Enhance risk awareness: By the end of the course, visitors will have an improved understanding of the potential risks and hazards in hazardous work environments, allowing them to assess and manage risks more effectively. Participants will be empowered to make informed decisions that prioritize their safety and the safety of others.
6. Overall, the Visitor Induction HSE & ERW/H2S course seeks to provide visitors with the necessary knowledge and skills to navigate hazardous work environments safely. By completing this course, visitors will be better equipped to protect themselves and contribute to a safer workplace.

1. Introduction
2. Welcome and purpose of the course
3. Importance of Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) in the workplace
4. Overview of the visitor induction process
5. General Safety Guidelines
6. Identifying emergency exits and evacuation procedures
7. Reporting hazards and incidents
8. Personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements
9. Safe behavior expectations
10. Site-Specific Hazards and Risks
11. Overview of specific hazards in the workplace
12. Safety precautions for working in different areas
13. Introduction to safety signage and warnings
14. Emergency Response and First Aid
15. Emergency response protocols
16. Evacuation procedures and assembly points
17. First aid awareness and procedures
18. Environmental Responsibility
19. Importance of environmental protection
20. Waste management guidelines
21. Energy conservation measures
22. Overview of Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) and H2S gas
23. Importance of ERW and H2S safety awareness
24. ERW Safety
25. Understanding ERW and its potential dangers
26. Recognizing and reporting ERW
27. Safe behavior and precautions in areas with ERW
28. H2S Safety
29. Understanding H2S gas and its characteristics
30. Health hazards and symptoms of H2S exposure
31. H2S detection and monitoring equipment
32. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
33. Overview of PPE requirements for ERW and H2S safety
34. Proper usage and maintenance of PPE
35. Emergency Response
36. H2S emergency response procedures
37. ERW incident response protocols
38. . Evacuation procedures and assembly points
39. . Recap of key points covered in the course
40. Q&A session

1. Contractors: Individuals who are contracted to work in the facility temporarily and need to be aware of the hazards associated with H2S gas and the necessary emergency response procedures in case of an incident.
2. Service Providers: Individuals who provide services within the facility, such as maintenance or repair work, and need to understand the potential risks involved and how to respond appropriately in case of an H2S-related emergency.
3. Visitors: Anyone visiting the facility for a specific purpose, such as clients, suppliers, or guests, who may need to have a basic understanding of H2S hazards and emergency response protocols to ensure their own safety.
4. Inspectors and Auditors: Professionals responsible for inspecting or auditing the facility's safety practices may also benefit from the Visitor Induction HSE & ERW / H2S course to gain a comprehensive understanding of the potential risks associated with H2S gas.