OPERATOR QUALIFICATION ABNORMAL CONDITIONS & SAFETY- 19OQABN

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  • Categories: Site Specific Training
  • Types: Computer Based
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Course Name Operator Qualification Abnormal Conditions & Safety
Course Code 19OQABN
Course Price $45
Course Length 1 hour
Course Expiration 1 year
Passing Score 75% on 22 questions
Testing Opportunities Unlimited  retakes
Miscellaneous Info Course content includes factors to consider when responding to emergencies for both natural gas and liquid pipelines Operators.

After completing this module, the learner:

•           Will become familiar with the Department of Transportation definition of Abnormal Operating Conditions.

•           Will be able to recognize Abnormal Operating Conditions on a pipeline facility.

•           Will be able to take safe corrective action(s) regarding Abnormal Operating Conditions to ensure the safety of people first, property and the environment.

•           Will be able to explain the difference between Abnormal Operating Conditions as defined in the Operator Qualification Rule 192.803 and 195.503 and Abnormal Operations as defined in 192.605(c) and 195.402(2).

•           Will be able to describe potential Safety Related Conditions.

•           Will have knowledge of the special consideration that should be given to the development of written procedures for the timely analysis of, and follow through on, information obtained through the use of an instrumented (smart) pig.

•           Will be able to list typical Abnormal Operating Conditions on a pipeline facility.

•           Will be able to rate the level of hazard associated with identified Abnormal Operating Conditions.
Prerequisites  
Valid BOP/BOPR Card N/A
SSV Verification N/A
Other Courses No
Background Screen N/A
Medical Services N/A
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Reading Assistance No
Other Languages No
ID Requirements Accepted forms of photo identification are:  VALID Driver’s License or State issued ID Card- or (2) forms of the following:  Federal ID Card, INS Card, Valid Passport, School ID Card with photo, US Military Card, Military Dependent ID Card, US Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Card, Native American Tribal Document, or Canadian Drivers’ License.
Course Exceptions None
Handouts No
Additional Course Notes No
Course Delivery Date March 3, 2020
Last Updated March 3, 2020

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Course Registration

Registration for NSCALT training classes is done through our website: www.nscalt.org, or in certain cases via email to us at info@nscalt.org. An administrative fee of $15.00 per trainee/course will apply for students not pre-registered, or for phone registrations that could have been placed through our website or email. The administrative fee will also apply to students who “walk-in” without pre-registering. Registrations are closed at 3:00PM the afternoon prior to the training day.

If indicated in course materials, or for courses not listed on our website, call us at 318-687-7550. Phone registrations are accepted if needed courses are not listed on our website, or for technical reasons. For those instances additional registration charges will not apply.

Training Course Payment

Payment arrangements must be made prior to any training. Training payments may be made through credit cards and company checks. We will invoice companies who have made prior applications with us to do so. There is a minimum of $150 in training for invoicing. We do not accept personal checks but will accept money orders and cash payment from individual trainees. When paying in cash the exact amount should be tendered as we do not have the ability to make change. Except for invoicing, all payment must be made prior to training. All special, site delivered, or out of normal business hours training must be paid in advance of the training.

Check-in Policy

Students should arrive 15-30 minutes prior to your scheduled start times. Students arriving without pre-registration (walk-ins) will not be registered until all pre-registered students have been handled. No students will be allowed to register after the training class has started. The computer lab opens at 7:30 AM each day, and closes at 4:00 PM Monday through Thursday and 2:00 PM on Friday. All computer training must be started with regard to the lab closing times.

Proper identification with a photo ID is required for all training. Accepted forms of photo ID are:

  • Valid U.S. driver’s license or state ID card
  • Federal ID card
  • INS ID card issued by federal, state or local government agencies
  • Valid passport
  • Military ID or Dependent ID card
  • TWIC Card
  • Federal inmate card (includes municipality or state)
  • Native American tribal document

Some courses require an additional form of ID. Call the safety council for more information on these.

Cancellation / No Show Policy

Once a registration is confirmed, the account will be charged for the class unless a cancellation is received by the following specified times:

  • Before Noon two business days prior to the class- no charge (cancellation must be done via email)
  • After Noon two business days prior to the class until 4:00 PM the day prior to the class- 50% (must call 318-687-7550 to cancel)
  • Day of the class, or no-shows- full price
  • For Saturday Classes, the cancellation deadline is Noon on Wednesday prior to the class
  • For Monday classes, the cancellation deadline is Noon on Thursday of the previous week

If the Safety Council must cancel a class due to insufficient registrations notice will be given two days prior to the class date. For any weather, technical or other closings, notice will be given when possible. In either event there will be no charge to the attendee.