Course catalogue

There is no “one-size-fits-all” leadership style or approach for today’s managers. Each day brings new situations and challenges to be navigated. Depending upon the circumstances, effective leaders modify how they lead others and how they manage outcomes. They build collaborative partnerships with their team members. They develop and apply multiple leadership styles. As they know that change is inevitable, they plan for the future—for themselves and their team members. Let’s take a look at the skills situational leaders need to succeed.

• Identify the core situational leadership skills

• Evaluate your leadership approaches

• Create individual development plans

This course provides basic training on relevant first aid topics, with emphasis on practical skills training. After completing the course, participants should be able to provide lifesaving first aid and be able to assist the nurse in the examination and treatment of patients.

Course Content

The course provides thorough basic instructions in relevant first aid topics emphasising training in practical skills. 

- Emergency measures/organisation

- General first aid

- Examination of the patient

- Unconsciousness

- Bleeding and traumatic amputation

- Abdominal injuries

- Loss of circulation

- Head injuries

- Back and neck injuries

- Fire and caustic burns incl. electricity and radiation

- Fractures

- Measuring blood pressure

- Chest pains (heart disease)

- Breathing problems and cramps

- Lifelessness – Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

- Assisting the nurse in administering an infusion

- Hypothermia

- Mental reactions and dealing with stress (as a result of

accidents or disasters)

- Accident site with several injured – Triage on scene.

- Chest injuries

The course is valid for 24 months.

Good leaders are predominantly facilitators, these leaders teach their people how to work effectively and solve problems. The result is more empowered and capable teams. Directing is said to be a process in which the managers instruct, guide, and oversee the performance of the employees to achieve predetermined goals. 

• Differentiate between a leader and a director 

• Define an enabler 

• Describe how a good leader facilitates an employee's problem solving ability

Kraner - Ståltau - Håndtering og vedlikehold, inspeksjon og kassasjon
Norsok Standard R-003N og R-005N - Sikker bruk av løfteutstyr.

Kursets målsetning:

Kraner - Ståltau - Håndtering og vedlikehold, inspeksjon og kassasjon.
Dokumentasjon av kontroll i samsvar med standard ISO-4309

Ståltau har røket ved flere anledninger. Dette kan føre til alvorlige hendelser og i verste fall kan liv gå tapt. Kurset skal gi elevene god innsikt i prinsippene for ståltauets oppbygning, konstruksjon og virkemåte. Ståltau beregnet til løfteredskap, kraner og winch. Montering, lagring, smøring, vedlikehold, terminering, endefester og brukskontroll.

Ståltau -Teori og praksis:
Dokumentasjon av kontroll i samsvar med standard ISO-4309

Introduksjon
Oppbygning av ståltau
Standarder for ståltau
Ståltau til kraner og maskiner
Bestilling av ståltau
Definering av bruddlaster
Håndtering, installasjon, vedlikehold og lagring
Smøring og vedlikehold
Ståltau skiver
Vinsjer og tromler
Termineringer og endefester
Typiske feil og skader
Kontroll av ståltau etter ISO 4309
Teoretisk og praktisk kontroll
Utfylling av kontroll/evalueringsskjema
Eksamen/test

Læremateriell, kursbevis, kaffe og lunsj er inkludert i kursavgiften.

This course is only available in Norwegian.

Objective: The aim of the training is that those who are given training are given the opportunity to acquire theoretical and practical knowledge about fall protection and the correct use of rescue equipment, rescue of free-hanging persons, rescue of personnel over open sea, tank, stretcher transport, descent and treatment of personnel after fall accident.

The training is adapted for personnel who are part of fall protection / rescue teams on board an installation, but also for personnel who want a basic understanding of a rescue operation, evacuation equipment after a fall accident when using fall protection / rescue equipment.

The course runs over 3 days (24 hours)

Repetition 2 every year in accordance with NOG 113 and SFS.

Content:

- Introduction
- Regulations, guidelines
- Best practice
- Risk assessment
- Fall protection equipment
- Use of personal protective equipment
- Knowledge of different equipment and methods
- The equipment's limitations and possibilities
- Requirements for maintenance, storage and control
- Consequences of falls

Practical and theoretical review of rescue exercises

- Planning and risk assessment of rescue
- Basic first aid
- Rescue operation w / fresh air equipment
- Rescue of a hanging person
- Rescue from tanks / cramped spaces
- Rescue over open sea
- Descent / hoisting of person
- Stabilization of person
- Knowledge of hanging trauma