September+Webinar+Notes


 * Thank you for making the time to attend the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Safety Team Planning Meeting in Denver August 11 and 12th.**

The Attendance Roster and Group Memory Notes from the meeting has been posted to the WIKI:

http://rkyoilgas.wikispaces.com/

Based on the consensus of the members attending the Denver Meeting, the OSHA Outreach program for Oil and Gas will focus on developing levels of training for oil and gas workers that can build upon the orientation and awareness training that already exists. Updated 10/5/2011

1:00 – 1:30 I. SafeLandUSA Orientation
 * Draft outline of the training plan** detailing the three levels of competent worker education and training I. Management/Leadership course for those with responsibilities for worksite safety compliance and reporting

II. Oil and Gas Standards course for field personnel and site supervisors III. Management/Leadership course for those with responsibilities for worksite safety compliance and reporting

Each level of training should offer coursework to prepare competent workers based on the hazards that exists in the primary Oil and Gas E & P Job Families: A. Surface Preparation B Drilling C Production D Servicing

Updated Job Task Hazards 1:30 – 1:45
 * 1) **Transportation modules** will need to be developed for each level of training addressing the transportation hazards by job family.

1:45 – 2:30 2:30 – 3:30 NOTE: A survey in preparation for this discussion will be posted to the WIKI. Survey Summary to date 9/27/2011 []
 * 1) Beginning with the Level 1 Field Operator Training, the **Task Analysis** will be revised with a focus on aligning OSHA standards with the job tasks and associated hazards encountered by the field operator working in Drilling, Production, or Servicing. The working DRAFT is linked below:
 * 1) The discussion on **trainer qualifications** will need to include definitions of work and education experience based on the level of training offered. Trainer pre-requisites will be defined to ensure that the trainers are prepared to provide competency level worker training specific to the hazards identified in the associated job task analysis completed for each level of training.

3:30 – 4:00
 * 1) **Creation of the Rocky Mountain STEPS.** A steering committee is being formed with the first meeting to kick off **//RM STEPS//** planned November, 3 in Denver. More details soon!