Can I test out?

A delegate may take a test out if a delegate can show documentation (i.e., RigPass eLearning certificate) that he/she has taken the equivalent training covered in RigPass.

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In addition to showing documentation of having training, the delegate must also have work experience (at least a year) and not be a short service employee (has been working for his/her company for at least six months).

What does the course curriculum look like?

Chapter 1 GENERAL SAFETY

1.1

Principles

1.2

Alcohol and Drug Policies

1.3

Firearms, Weapons and Other Prohibited Items

1.4

Personal Conduct

1.5

General Worksite Safety

1.6

Manual Hand Tool and Power Hand Tool Safety

1.7

Housekeeping

1.8

Walking Working Surfaces

1.9

Reporting and Investigating Incidents

1.10

Land Transportation

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Chapter 2 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

2.1

PPE Overview

2.2

Determining What PPE Is Needed

2.3

Head Protection

2.4

Face and Eye Protection

2.5

Hearing Protection

2.6

Hand Protection

2.7

Respiratory Protection

2.8

Fall Protection

2.9

Other PPE

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Chapter 3 HAZARD COMMUNICATION AND MATERIALS HANDLING

3.1

Types of Hazards

3.2

Transportation of Hazardous Materials

3.3

Unauthorized Release of Hazardous Materials

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Chapter 4 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

4.1

Overview

4.2

Employee’s Roles and Responsibilities in Dealing with Industrial Hygiene Hazards

4.3

Potential Hazards at the Work Site

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Chapter 5 SPECIALIZED WORK PROCEDURES

5.1

Hazardous Energy

5.2

Lock-out/Tag-out

5.3

Work Permits

5.4

Confined SpaceConfined Space Awareness

5.5

Working at Heights

5.6

Hoisting and Lifting

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Chapter 6 FIRE SAFETY

6.1

Overview of Fire Protection, Prevention, and Detection

6.2

Employee Responsibilities

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Chapter 7 MATERIALS HANDLING

7.1

Mechanical Equipment

7.2

Manual Material Handling

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Chapter 8 HEALTH & FIRST AID

8.1

General

8.2

Blood-borne Pathogens

8.3

Health & Adverse Weather

8.4

Health & Wildlife, Insects, & Snakes

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Chapter 9 RIG/PLATFORM ENVIRONMENT

9.1

Platform or Location Arrival Procedures

9.2

Home Away From Home

9.3

Understand the Site-specific Orientation

9.4

Simultaneous Operations

9.5

Security Awareness

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Chapter 10 RESPONSE EMERGENCY

10.1

Planning for Emergencies

10.2

When to Evacuate

10.3

Alarms

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Chapter 11 WELLSITE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

11.1

Overview

11.2

Waste Management

11.3

Leaks, Spills, Releases

11.4

Overview of HAZWOPER

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Chapter 12 TRANSPORTATION

12.1

Arrival at Shorebase

12.2

Helicopter Transportation

12.3

Boat Transportation

12.4

Swing Ropes

12.5

Personnel Baskets

12.6

Arrival at the Rig/Worksite

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Chapter 13 WATER SAFETY

13.1

Personal Flotation Devices & Donning PFD

13.2

Survival Craft

13.3

Standby Rescue Vessel

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Chapter 14 MARINE DEBRIS

14.1

Identification

14.2

Reporting