Top Maritime & Offshore Safety Training Center Philippines

We support the mission of GWO to strive for an injury-free work environment and to reduce the risk associated with safety hazards in the wind turbine industry. CTSI is a GWO certified for the BASIC SAFETY MODULES in First Aid, Fire Awareness, Manual Handling, Sea Survival, and Working at Heights.

ANNOUNCEMENT

FURTHER EXTENSION OF THE REVALIDATION PERIOFURTHER EXTENSION OF THE VALIDITY OF STCW CERTIFICATES

The actions are taken worldwide and within the Philippines, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, have severely affected the conduct of training, revalidation of certificates, and ship to shore interactions including effecting crew changes.

CLOSURE OF THE OPITO CERTIFICATE EXTEOPITO CERTIFICATE EXTENSION PROCESS AS OF MAY 1 2021

In March 2020, OPITO implemented a certificate extension process to support the impacted by the Covid 19 pandemic. This process was originally scheduled to draw to a close on 1st May 2021.

GWO ISSUE WITH REGISTERING IN WINDA

There has been a technical difficulty with the WINDA Portal. The issue entails that the delegate may not receive an email with a registration link / notification email from WINDA and are therefore not able to create a profile. GWO is working hard to resolve the issue and expect a resolution the soonest.

ISSUANCE OF OPITO RIGGER STAGE 2 LOGBOOK

Delegates successfully completing the Initial Training Programme will be issued with an OPITO certificate for the OPITO-approved Stage 1 Rigger Initial Training; they will also be issued with a Stage 2 Logbook to complete.

TRAINING SCHEDULE 2021

For course booking and other inquiries, you may email us at reservation@ctsi.com.ph or call us at +632 8524 – 0572

DIGITAL DELIVERY OF OPITO COURSES

The world has been slowly adapting to the new normal due to the COVID -19 Pandemic. CTSI also adapts to these changes to serve your training needs. With this, We would like to introduce to you our OPITO Digital courses

FEATURED COURSE

OPITO HELIDECK COURSES

HELIDECK EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM MEMBER

Helideck Emergency Response Team Member (HERTM) is a 4-day OPITO course that
aims to equip the offshore Helideck Assistants with the knowledge, understanding and
skills required to perform an emergency response team member role in offshore helideck
and helicopter emergencies.

This course covers lecture and practical exercises on:
Key role and key responsibilities of the HERTM

Main elements of helideck emergency response plan
Types of potential offshore helideck emergencies
General firefighting safety goals and objectives
Effective firefighting operations using fixed and mobile equipment
Purpose of typical helideck emergency systems and controls
Main differences between helideck emergency response on a main fixed or floating installation and a normally unattended installation (NUI)
Effective communication with HLO and team members
Appropriate respond to HLO direction in emergencies
Approaching the incident area in a controlled manner–continually assessing how the
changes in the emergency could impact on the safety of other HERT members under
the supervision of the HLO
BA operations in accordance with HLO directions and safe practices
Updating HLO on progress against the plan at appropriate times
Respond to non-fire helideck emergencies under the supervision of the HLO
Effective search and rescue for missing persons and casualties during the emergency
Use of correct casualty handling techniques
Working with ER back-up team when required to do so
Reporting to HLO any human factors that may affect individual or team performance during the emergency (Team Learning Objective)

Entry Requirement
- Medical certificate
- HO-IT or HDA IT or valid HLO IT Certificate

HELIDECK EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM LEADER

Helideck Emergency Response Team Leader (HERTL) is a 4-day OPITO course that
aims to equip the Helicopter Landing Officer to understand the importance of pre-planning
for and the main elements of the response requirement for a range of helideck and
helicopter emergencies.

This course covers lecture and practical exercises on:
Role and key responsibilities of an HERTL

Main elements of helideck emergency response plan
Typical organizations involved in a helicopter emergency response
Types of potential offshore helideck emergencies
General firefighting safety goals and objectives
Purpose of typical helideck emergency systems and controls
Main differences between helideck emergency response on a main fixed or floating installation and a normally unattended installation (NUI)
Effective communication with relevant emergency response personnel
Leading the helideck emergency response team in a clear and confident manner
Safely directing the HERT members to the incident area – continually assessing how the changes in the emergency could impact on the safety of the HERT members – dynamic risk assessment
Giving clear and concise instructions to HERT members during the emergency
Effective monitoring of BA control
Effective controlling of firefighting operations
Controlling the HERT during non-fire helideck incidents
Utilizing the ER back-up team via the Team Leader – as required
Effective management of missing persons and casualties during the emergency
Looking for and responding accordingly to signs of stress in individual HERT members during the emergency

Entry Requirement
- Medical certificate
- HO-IT or HDA IT or valid HLO IT Certificate
- Valid HERTM or HERTM FT Certificate
- For UKCS: Radio Operator’s Certificate of Competence (ROCC)

For any concerns and queries, please do not hesitate to contact us through:

reservation@ctsi.com.ph / (02) 72115205