This program will educate oilfield employees and contractors on how to recognize when Hydrogen Sulfide is present in their work area and to introduce the precautions necessary to work with Hydrogen Sulfide safely. This information will help fulfill the training requirements of API Recommended Practice 49, ANSI Z390.1 and other international regulatory standards.

Additional topics covered in this program include: Properties of H2S, H2S Locations, Health Hazards, Initial Response Strategy, Approved Respiratory Protective Equipment, Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), Supplied Air Breathing Apparatus (SABA), Pre-Use Inspection of Breathing Apparatus, Wearing and Operating Breathing Apparatus, After-Use Inspection of Breathing Apparatus, Detector Tube Devices, Operating Detector Tube Devices, Electronic Monitors, and Rescue Techniques. Length: 30 minutes

Working in the Oilfield can be a physically strenuous profession with its risks of sprains, strains and disease. This program provides the employee with the knowledge and information to be able to work in neutral body positions that will help elevate built up stress on the muscles and ligaments of the body, allowing the worker to perform difficult tasks injury free. In addition, health and wellness topics such as proper stretching, exercising, nutrition, and disease prevention (Staph infections) are featured.

All scenarios and instruction have been captured with actual oilfield workers on working drilling and production job sites.

Module titles include:
• Soft Tissue Injuries
• Ergonomic Intervention and Equipment
• How to Work in Stress Free Neutral Postures
• Warm Up Stretching & Posture Relief for Your Back
• Warm Up Stretching & Posture Relief for Your Extremities
• Proper Lifting Techniques
• Maintaining Good Physical Fitness
• Early Intervention and Treatment For Soft Tissue Injuries
• Maintaining Good Nutrition

Soft tissue injury is the number one reason for lost time in the oilfield industry. This program can go a long way to elevate these injuries and to help speed the recovery of employees if they do suffer an injury, getting them back to work earlier. All lifting, pushing, and pulling job functions demonstrated are from actual job tasks performed within the oilfield industry. Such tasks include working with tongs, slips, wrenches, mud sacks, and activities like welding, painting, operating the drilling controls and even working in an office. No employee should be without this potentially life saving instruction. Length: 51 minutes

This oilfield training programs provides vital knowledge of who does what in the oil and gas exploration process. Each member of the drilling contractor crew including the Operator, support personnel and service contractors are explained along with a hands-on demonstration of the types of work each perform. Upon completion of this program, a new or current employee will be able to describe the basic rotary drilling process, explain what a drilling contractor does and what an operating company is. Employees will also be familiar with the service supply companies provide and be aware of the many types of contract service companies and what vital functions they perform.

All scenarios and instruction have been captured with actual oilfield workers on working drilling and production job sites.

Module titles include:
• Introduction to Land Drilling Crews and Support Personnel
• Drilling Contractor Rig Personnel
• Drilling Contractor Onsite Rig Support Personnel
• Drilling Contractor Offsite Support Personnel
• Drilling Industry Supply and Service Personnel

This program is perfect for indoctrinating new oilfield employees into the industry or even as a recruiting tool to provide prospective employees the information they need to make a decision to join the industry. Length: 23 minutes

In this program, employees will learn how a drilling rig drills a hole – a well – in the ground. They will learn about all the people it takes to run a rig and support a drilling operation; in addition, they will become familiar with the equipment, tools and services that a rig and the oilfield needs to do this job. All scenarios and instruction have been captured with actual oilfield workers on working drilling and production job sites.

Module titles include:
• Introduction
• Deciding Where to Drill
• How a Rig Drills a Well
• Casing and Cement
• Well Completion
• Drilling Personnel
• Drilling Rig Equipment
• Drilling Rig Instruments

After viewing this module, new and existing employees to the oilfield will be able to, at a minimum, explain that most drilling rigs drill for oil and gas, which are hydrocarbons. Employees will also be able to tell how geologists can use seismic tools to discover underground hydrocarbons, explain that oil companies (operators) hire drilling contractors to drill their wells, and explain that oil wells can form hundreds to thousands of feet deep and can take from a few days to several months to drill. They will also be able to identify oilfield equipment and its terminology, and be familiar with the various contract support companies and their roles. Length: 41 minutes

This program provides both new and existing employees with the industry and regulatory safety instruction to keep oilfield employees safe while on the job. All scenarios and instruction have been captured with actual oilfield workers on working drilling and production job sites.

Module titles include:
• Introduction - Company Policies
• Company Safe Work Practices & Policies
• Introduction to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Specialized Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Hazard Awareness - How to Keep your Body Parts!
• Hazard Awareness Safe Work Policies
• Hazardous Materials - Communication and Drills
• Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

As all oilfield companies strive for a 0% accident rate this extensive industry specific curriculum, combined with on the job instruction and assessment, will provide a solid foundation to reach this obtainable effort. Length: 42 minutes