Safety training
Enhanced First Aid Refresher Training / V5 2023-05-02
Low Normal inspection work Operation monitoring
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<4 >10 Number of persons on a non-permanently manned offshore/onshore renewable energy installation 4-10
Figure Annex 2.2 (Example of) risk assessment with recommended ratio of EFA-personnel for a non-permanent manned renewable energy installation 7. Manned installation Manned installations, e.g. supply ships, transformer, and residence platforms, normally offer various additional first aid equipment or facilities and special rescue personnel, e.g. paramedic support. If, in principle, an increased level of risk exists (see preceding, figure Annex2.2) or at the locations above, many workers are present for prolonged periods more highly qualified professional emergency responders and fixed equipment should be allocated. The emergency capabilities of co-located assets should be considered e.g. other manned platforms, oil and gas platforms. 8. Organisational Measures It is the employer’s duty to ensure, according to the specific national regulations, coordination between all parties and participants, especially between the company physician, safety responsible first aid personnel, onsite rescuer personnel and employee representatives. This also includes first aid rendered through external sources, such as public rescue services, emergency control centres and medical teleconsultation, as commissioned by the employer. 9. EFA-Equipment - Personal rescue bag for EFA This standard recommends work-team-related special EFA-bags are issued containing the following items: 1. automated External Defibrillator (AED) according to national best practice 2. bag valve mask including accessories, national best practice airway devices e.g. a. supraglottic airway device, e.g. iGel (sizes 4/5), laryngeal tubes (sizes. 4/5) b. nasopharyngeal airway c. oropharyngeal airway
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