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OSM Controlling Emergencies Assessment
Please find the full course description further down the page.
This course is not available for online booking. Please contact us regarding possible dates.
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Duration
1 day
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Language
English
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Course code
LER501
The course details are not available in Norwegian, so we redirected you to the English version.
OSM Controlling Emergencies Assessment
Objective
The aim of the OSM Controlling Emergencies assessment programme is to assess delegate’s performance as the OSM using direct observation as a method of assessment. A major factor in the judgement will be the performance of the OSM in controlling emergencies under simulated conditions according to the Industry Standard ‘Controlling Emergencies’.
Target Group
This course is designed for personnel who are about to be appointed to an OSM position or who are already serving as an OSM.
Prerequisites
Evidence for Element 1 must be compiled by the Duty Holder from mainly naturally occurring sources (RON will provide this Guidance Note). It is recommended that this evidence is submitted two (2) week prior to assessment.
NOTE: Clients are required to submit completed RON Designing Scenarios form two (2) weeks prior to training commencement.
Examination
Delegates will be assessed against the Learning Outcomes specified in the Content Section using direct observation and oral and/or written questions as appropriate.
Should a delegate encounter challenges to meet these Learning Outcomes, RON shall provide additional coaching as an opportunity to meet those requirements
Course Contents
Assessments are carried out against the industry standard
During these assessments candidates must demonstrate competence across the following areas
• Maintain a state of readiness
• Assess a situation and take effective action
• Maintain communications
• Delegate the authority to act
• Manage individual and team performance
• Deal with stress in self and others
Contact information
Tunapuna
The Centre of Excellence, Macoya Road, Tunapuna, Trinidad W.I., Trinidad & Tobago
Opens 7:30 AM on Monday
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