Safety Manager Training

Introduction: Presentation of the trainer (professional experience), then of the trainees, identification of the group's level of knowledge and individual expectations. Presentation of the teaching method adapted to the context of the session by the trainers, followed by a presentation of the training objectives and the following program:

Module A - Methodology
- Define a safety strategy.
- Developing safety concepts.
- Information on Security Policies.

Module B - Analysis
- Threat and risk levels.
- Threat, risk and vulnerability assessment methods.
- Changing alert levels.

Module C - Protection
- Passive protection of ships, other floating units and platforms.
- Protection of offshore operations.
- Citadel concept.
- Hot spots, zoning
- Escorts
- Operational protection of a seafront site in a high-risk zone, practical application on a site or model.
Module D - Documentation
- Security plans.
- Safety procedures.
- Periodic incident and accident reports, situation notes, safety flashes.
- Maritime security audits.
Module E - Routine communication - Information
- Upstream, downstream and cross-functional communication.
- Collecting, sharing, analyzing and protecting information.
Module F - Maritime security support
- Management and employment of armed teams on board ships.
- Use of Government Security Forces (Navy), protocols, MOU.
- Rules of engagement, ROE - RUF.
- Specifics and selection of a security vessel.
- Selecting a private maritime security company.
Module G - Exchange and sharing, interactivity
- Challenges presented by trainees.
- Answers to trainee challenges.
- Delivery of training materials.

Conclusion: Questions/answers, consolidation and evaluation of acquired skills, assessment and evaluation of training.

FOR PARTICIPANTS

To ensure the effectiveness of this training course, trainees must be familiar with the conditions for carrying out the program, as defined in this description and in the Trainee's Welcome Booklet, prior to the start of the course (conditions for carrying out the program, applicable hygiene rules, disciplinary rules and applicable sanctions, etc.).

VPSHR (Voluntary Principles on Security and Human rights) Voluntary principles on security and human rights.
RUF (Rules use of Firearms /Force) Rules for the use of weapons and/or the use of force.
ROE (Rules of engagement) equivalent to our self-defense.

Customer's responsibility (if training is organized on the customer's premises)
- Screen for projection.
- List and convocation of trainees.
- Room adapted to the number of trainees.
SURTYMAR's responsibility:
- Video projector and computer.
- Learning Management System (LMS).

On quotation.

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DURATION: 38 h

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TARGET AUDIENCE

This training course is aimed at incumbents and alternates already in safety management positions, seeking to strengthen their expertise and operational safety culture, or wishing to acquire the level of safety director at country, subsidiary or project level. The course is also aimed at project managers, department heads (particularly HSE or QHSE), people undergoing retraining, and any personnel wishing to acquire or reinforce a safety or maritime safety culture.

No pre-qualification is required to follow this course.

OBJECTIVE

Provide effective advice to management on safety and maritime security.
Develop security strategies and concepts to protect personnel, sites and operations on land and at sea.
Implement preventive safety measures.
Organize and manage a safety department.
Conduct security assessments on land and at sea, and strengthen risk and vulnerability analysis methods.
Monitor security (collect, analyze and protect security information).
Draft safety documents (Plans - Procedures - Reports - Audits).
Adapt alert levels to changes in the security situation.
Monitor safety measures in place and rectify any identified needs.
Respond to critical or emergency situations.
Select a private security company for onshore or offshore support.
Select vessels for security missions

PREREQUISITES

None

TEACHING METHOD

The training session is led by SURTYMAR trainers, all French Special Forces graduates who, after a career in the armed forces, have held safety management positions at country, subsidiary and project level for over 15 years in high-risk areas, both on land and at sea.

The alternation of theoretical and practical modules, which place trainees in operational situations as close as possible to real-life situations, makes this training innovative and unique.

Simple exercises are programmed to assess comprehension and adapt learning methods where appropriate.

Each module is reinforced by concrete case studies.

DURATION

38 hours of training, including 5 hours of interactive sessions.

AUDITORY

12 trainees maximum. (no minimum).

TRAINER

This training course is led and supervised by trainers with expertise and experience in implementing the knowledge and concepts taught. Trainers' CVs are available on request.

DATES AND LOCATIONS

Training dates and locations are defined in the invitation issued by the employer or training organization.

You can also visit "Our upcoming training courses".

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OPERATIONAL TRAINING FOR SAFETY MANAGERS

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