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Oil and Gas Hazard Awareness – OSHA USA Certified is a safety-focused training course designed to educate oil and gas industry personnel on identifying and mitigating hazards in upstream operations. Based on OSHA standards and best industry practices, this course provides essential knowledge to recognize site-specific risks, reduce incidents, and foster a culture of safety in high-risk environments such as drilling sites, refineries, and construction zones.
This 6-hour intensive course equips participants with the tools and awareness needed to prevent accidents across various oil and gas activities. From crane operations and hot work safety to handling hazardous gases like hydrogen sulfide and silica, the course addresses the most critical risks that can lead to severe injury or fatality if left unmanaged.
Through real-world examples and OSHA-compliant guidelines, learners will gain a comprehensive understanding of workplace hazards, regulatory compliance, and emergency response strategies. The course promotes proactive safety practices across drilling, lifting, material handling, and confined space entry.
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