BOSIET safety training: Keeping your head above water

In the BOSIET (Basic Offshore Safety, Induction & Emergency Training) a simulation of a helicopter crash is used to help you to see how to free themselves from a damaged, rotating chopper underwater - or how to evacuate from a platform via an emergency slide, extinguish a fire and provide first aid.
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[@juliusmbendu9187]

Its has been a good lesson that can live within me for the rest of my life.

[@oompinvestment9013]

I like the safety here, safety is number one priority

[@manikrishnakadali9346]

Are you member in offshore

[@Taduroficaemcasa]

Aqui no Brasil curso é CBSP só que este aí muito mais completo meus Parabéns. Daqui a pouco as empresas offshore vão exigir também esse treinamento mais avançado.

[@vishnupn1498]

Wow we didn't had the oxygen supply in huet. Hold ur breath.

[@sabareesan.a9374]

There are two courses TBOSIET and BOSIET. TBosiet - T stands for tropical. Usage of oxygen supply is mandatory for cold regions and not for tropical.

[@macflod]

To be honest- having that breather is actually worse than holding breath. It is just a bag you breath out into and can rebreath that air a few times. In the pool they fill with water and its scary to breathe them underwater. I had traumatic experience with it where i started coughing combined with my seatbelt getting stuck. It was worst 30seconds ever and set me on a path to change career.

[@le_th_]

@@macflod It can really mess with the subconscious part of your brain when your brain perceives a life-threatening situation like aspirating pool/ocean water. I do hope you had the trauma treated so that you don't develop PTSD somewhere down the road when another traumatic experience occurs. Remaining calm is crucial. The same when learning to buddy-breathe while getting SCUBA certified and you must share your regulator under water with a fellow diver Best wishes to you, and please do not let these traumatic experieces go because the human brain can only take so many perceived life-threatening experiences before full blown PTSD develops. In some cases (like a predator trying to kill you), it only takes one event before your life is destroyed for 7-10 years while the brain tries to restabilize itself.

[@macflod]

@@le_th_ thanks. I spoke to a counsellor and i need help because i had ptsd, it was a shock to me but she said its a sliding scale and you are on the milder end. Memories of that moment made me sweat and heart race and i used to get nightmares. Their technique helped my brain to desensitise to it. However i started to notice i became very nervous around thought of flying. Helicopter flight always scared me since and even before so i managed to avoid it apart from one time. However flying in general even just travel i get nervous and anxious. So i started on some cbt therapy, but i had to stop for now for financial reasons but plan to complete it when i can. However i learned a lot and noticed things like- im highly irratated by loud noises, i get more angry easily etc, it all seems to be things that have grown worse since my scare so j hope i can reverse it I hope i can learn to conquer it as its like a cloud there all the time.

[@ricosuplemento6122]

No need oxygen

[@mohammadvajirullah5062]

Nice training❤

[@febyfaulina4343]

Nice jab

[@kongo.infosmuzicaloyondeti5836]

How much is the course of basic offshore safety induction ?? Be side offshore survival do you provide offshore crane training ?

[@omv]

Please note that there are several suppliers for BOSIET trainings and we hope that you understand that we don’t communicate prices from our suppliers.

[@michaelpamintuan7855]

how exciting. now i have an idea

[@ilmarm9551]

I studied Petroleum Engineering and I started a job in this area. Naturally, I have to pass this training but unfortunately I have claustrophobia. I don't know what to do. Does anyone know about this issue? I wonder whether anyone who has claustrophobia passed this training. 😕

[@elvinjack8508]

So am I and I passed with no problem. Just focus on something that keeps you calm. For instance, I imagined my son telling me everything was alright. It worked for me

[@GM-ds5bu]

I'm one of the trainers at this facility. Just listen to the staff and focus on the exercise. You Always have the possibility to stop the training with a "time out". If you encounter a serious problem (very rare) you can repeat the missing part of the training within 3 months. I've passed dozens of scared persons but you must be able to listen and go on even if you are afraid. It is all in a controlled environment.

[@kongo.infosmuzicaloyondeti5836]

Its nice course ilove it ....but the pblm after doing this course how can you Apply job on offshore as général worker

[@treyfisse3230]

Pick a different industry

[@macflod]

Hey Dude, i have to do this and don’t like it. I think you can tell your instructor about your fear and they can help! I spoke to company at training centre and they were very understanding and please don’t be worrying as they can keep extra watch on you.

[@alialshuhoumi640]

I completed today The helicopter part was little difficult because make people nervous

[@shoebansari6701]

After completion of training do u conduct any written/oral test or only training is mandatory.

[@omv]

Hello! The BOSIET course is in essence a continual assessment. There are written tests after certain sections of the course and then there is an instructor assessment of each person’s performance during each of the practical sessions. There are many practical sessions and these performance reviews are very important. If an individual does not perform a particular task to the satisfaction of the instructor and reviewer, they will be assisted and asked to repeat it to demonstrate understanding and capability. There is a final written test at the end of the course and if the candidate passes all of the sections then a certificate will be issued.

[@shoebansari6701]

@@omv thanks to reply another doubt is am I eligible for training even I don't know swimming

[@omv]

Hello, OMV is not provider of BOSIET trainings, our staff only runs through such trainings. For details, please contact the training providers (such as Falck or MTC, for example). But yes, swimming would be definitely of advantage.

[@shahalamkhan1687]

Nice Training

[@advanceexcel1044]

Nice job😉😉😉

[@GojoRamsay888]

does the galley crew needs to take this training??

[@alanj9391]

Yes - everyone who travels offshore on a regular basis has to do it.

[@GojoRamsay888]

@@alanj9391 thank you sir 😁

[@hermesdamianlopezalvarado8648]

I am an assistant crane operator. Do I need it?

[@omv]

Hello, all employees on the offshore platform need to do this training.

[@macflod]

Yeah

[@12Alex121]

Can i pass test if i am not good at swimming and have no experience in diving (my eyes are irritating if i try to open them under water)

[@omv]

Hello, for any information regarding this topic, please contact the training provider directly for information: www.falck.com.

[@alialkawajah5622]

We do it with out oxygen

[@anandhu5184]

Lot of lime I try to join offshore jobs . But not get 😭😭

[@ctsibdd9644]

What type of seat belt is used in the helicopter escape activity? Thank you.

[@omv]

Hi ctsi BBD, in most BOSIET training they use a 4 point rotational seat restraint which is the same as you would use and experience in a helicopter transfer. The harnesses are easily cut from behind so if a student gets into difficulties the divers (in the helicopter) can quickly release them.

[@cndayusuph9886]

If an institution or a university is offering oil and gas related courses and it is accredited by OPITO does it mean they go through all of this at some point in uni?

[@omv]

We cannot comment on the requirements of certain institutes or courses. In that case please reach out the specific course owners.

[@nsikaninyang4074]

I have B.O.S.I.E.T., training CHARKN MARITIME & OFFSHORE SAFETY CENTER with Certificate of Competency .I work OFFSHORE 2017 till now no work that was jaskon 8 W .A.V. ,

[@omv]

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[@ashokkumarsingh4403]

My training completed but certificate missing how to find certificate copy

[@omv]

Hello Ashok kumar Singh, please contact your provider directly. They can certainly send you your certificate.

[@EzzeddinMohamed]

I like falck

[@humfredakama7639]

nice video pls were in UAE is the training center

[@aajam713]

It's Saudi Arabia

[@RicardoHernandez-zr1pw]

But what do you do about the sharks in the ocean who will attack you?

[@olaoluwaogunseye5467]

You thank God for the life well lived.

[@mariagabrielaguaitolini1981]

Training offshore Brazilian ❤️

[@migs6395]

Laughs in usmc helo dunker

[@eastenderirl7607]

I would like to work for OMV

[@omv]

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[@mattshadow7401]

I already training this h.copter and escape huh ... its not easy for 1st .

[@eslamahmed9963]

Can I have it free?

[@thatriewichatsaeree3121]

Specify the goal and need money

[@sunilrautela1138]

Bosiet oil gas salary

[@izzatifatihah951]

Come here for KRI Nanggala 402 ~on eternal patrol

[@cpohl7997]

Yall got inhalers lol. When I took it we didn't get shit. We had to hold our breatj

[@ashleyjoven6855]

Same!

[@ashleyjoven6855]

Hold our breath is better...

[@macflod]

Believe me, those rebreathers are worse than holding breath. I done it holding breath and rebreather and id say you really gamble using the breather as they fill with water. In real life the cold shock would force you to use the breather but in this day and age why they use them and not air is madness to me, so much can go wrong with them.