British Petroleum Plc International ERT training program 4/10/2019

An Overview of BP Plc.’s International Fire Training Introduction An Overview of BP Plc.’s International Fire Training Randal S. Fletcher Eastern Hemisphere Coordinator Australasia Crisis Management Advisor CM/ER supt. Bulwer Island 4/10/2019

Topics of Discussion Brief History of program Focus and Philosophy Courses and course content Advanced Exterior Fire fighting LNG Leadership AEF 2 (pending) Logistics 4/10/2019

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Brief History Began in 1986 as joint effort of 5 BP US refineries Met NFPA 600,(then draft 1081) EMACS certified (first of its kind) After 2000 mergers programs combined enhanced and modernized (100 company Chief’s and ER managers world wide, meet and agree on course and curriculum!!!) Long term agreement with training facility (2020) Additional courses introduced (leadership 2002, LNG 2006) New course pending additional training sites under review 4/10/2019

Focus and Philosophy A consistent approach and standard where practicable Capitalize on “in house” expertise and learning Follow NFPA as minimum guideline Produce a “Thinking” firefighter that is effective in real facility context (not hose monkeys) Knowledge and skills based (classroom and field) Cooperation with and supplement to site specific training, Not a substitute Professional development for leaders 4/10/2019

Focus and Philosophy Does not replace specialized or advanced training Tank firefighting, HAZMAT, Strat/tact, etc. Modularized, progressive and integrated Promotes sharing of ideas/lessons learned Demonstrates support from “Top of House” Is a “Perk” Documented and verified training Cost management 4/10/2019

Advanced Exterior Firefighting Focus is to develop ability to safely perform both offensive and defensive firefighting duties as a basic firefighter (NFPA 600). 5 day course (40 hrs) 14 elements Includes written test and Field Skills testing Ratio of 1 to 8 with an additional safety officer and a fuel controller provided by A&M 4/10/2019

Advanced Exterior Firefighting COURSE OUTLINE Chemistry of Fire Portable Fire Extinguishers Self Contained Breathing Apparatus Hose Handling Basic Hardware Fire Ground Hydraulics Hose Deployment and Decommissioning 4/10/2019

Advanced Exterior Firefighting Master Streams / Fixed Systems Effective Streams ICS Duties and Responsibilities Foam Incident Response and Hazards LPG Emergencies Strategy and Tactics 4/10/2019

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LNG Same basics as Advanced Exterior class Video 4/10/2019

Leadership The Course focuses on the Team Leader/Company Officer level responder. Not strat/tact Focuses on leadership attributes and skills in a fire ground context Broad spectrum of media, techniques Small classes (max 15) 4/10/2019

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Leadership COURSE OUTLINE Roles and Responsibilities of Fire Ground Leaders Motivation Order giving Communications Fire Ground Size-Up Fire Ground Tactics Equipment and Resources 4/10/2019

Advanced Exterior 2 Much more focused and specialized Grew out of need for “next step” for firefighters Pilot scheduled for this fall Detail focus on: hydraulics, priorities and size-up, actually USING plans, different agents, Special hazards, SCBA management and control, special equipment, etc. 4/10/2019

Logtistics Held twice a year Total attendance approx 80 students for all three (demand growing) International representation Municipal Govt. Reps. JV and mutual aid attendance as well Instructors from BP assets and Texas A&M 4/10/2019

Logisics Guest speakers and presentations GVP intro and endorsement Buncefield, Turkey earthquake, 911, Texas city GVP intro and endorsement Coordination of international travellers Special diets Medical qualifications Course materials TEEX integration 4/10/2019

Logtistics Costs AEF $1800 US does not include airfare and accommodations (special rates) LNG $3000 plus airfare and accommodations Leadership $2000 US plus airfare and accommodations 4/10/2019

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