Course Overview
SafeLandUSA 2021 Basic is a one-day safety orientation that is accredited by both SafeLand™ and SafeGulf. This course meets API RP 75 and API RP T-1. In this course, students will learn about hazards they may encounter in their workplace and become familiar with various practices to mitigate those hazards. Students will also gain understanding of their rights under OSHA and how those rights apply to their workplace.
- Prerequisites: None
- Duration: 8 hours
- Delivery Method: Available in-person and through instructor-led distance learning
- Timeline: One-time
Standards Covered
SafeLand
SafeGulf
30 CFR 250 (SEMS II) & American Petroleum Institute (API RP T-1)
OSHA 29 CFR 1910
OSHA 29 CFR 1926
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Upon Completion
Upon completion of the course, trainees are issued a physical and digital Veriforce photo ID card and entered into the Veriforce training database.
Meet Contractor Safety Training Requirements
- Reduce incidents through accredited SafeLand orientation and awareness training.
- Learn about the hazards encountered in the oil & gas industry.
- Avoid wasted days of costly redundant training.
- Gain extensive environmental health and safety orientation knowledge.
- Obtain a credential that is recognized and required by industry-leading owners and clients.
- Customize worker credentials with photo ID cards, digital barcodes, and completed training and certifications on the Veriforce badge.
One Day SafeLandUSA 2021 Basic Orientation
SafeLandUSA 2021 Basic orientation explains the hazards that workers may encounter in the oil and gas industry along with the various practices employed to mitigate those hazards. This SafeLandUSA and SafeGulf accredited one-day safety orientation also meets 30CFR 250 and API RP T-1 requirements. Students will also gain a clear understanding of their rights under OSHA and how those rights apply to their workplace.
In the days before SafeLand, the oil and gas industry would have to pull untrained workers and send them directly to the rig site. It was often the case that new hires would go straight to work with very little training if any. The phenomenon of drinking from a firehose has given the oil and gas industry a reputation of being both challenging and dangerous. While on the job training will always be important in the oilfield, pre-job oil and gas training is becoming more and more important and safety records reflect those efforts.
