NOGEPA 2.2B Offshore First Aid

Our NOGEPA 2.2B Offshore First Aid course is designed as a refresher for individuals whose NOGEPA 2.2 Offshore First Aid certificate is about to expire. This training is essential for those designated to provide first aid on mining installations or offshore platforms, ensuring they remain fully qualified to respond effectively in emergency situations. The course focuses on maintaining and updating the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver first aid to accident victims or individuals suffering from acute illness offshore.

Participants will learn to escort sick or injured persons during transport, coordinate and assist in the event of multiple casualty incidents, and manage first aid resources on board. The training also covers carrying out specific medical procedures under the guidance of a supporting doctor via radio medical advice. Our NOGEPA 2.2B Offshore First Aid refresher ensures that all participants are prepared to communicate efficiently with medical professionals ashore and maintain accurate medical records.

This course is intended for those whose NOGEPA 2.2 Offshore First Aid certificate (A or B) is nearing expiration. It provides comprehensive training in offshore first aid procedures, including the management of equipment and personal hygiene, to ensure the highest standards of safety and care are upheld on offshore installations.

This course is designed for participants whose NOGEPA 2.2 Offshore First Aid certificate (A or B) is nearing expiration. The certificate must be renewed every two years. NOGEPA allows a three-month renewal window, meaning delegates may refresh their certificate up to three months prior to its expiry while maintaining the original expiration date as reference. If the course is completed earlier than this three-month period, the new certificate will be issued with the completion date as new reference.

The training provides comprehensive instruction in offshore first aid procedures, including the use and management of medical equipment and the importance of personal hygiene, to ensure the highest standards of safety and care are maintained on offshore installations.