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DELTA STATE BRANCHNISP Secretariat

Tony Mene ApataAfter Jaak Filling Station Ogunu

Road,Warri, Delta State.

Tel: +234 806-678-1619.

LAGOS STATE BRANCHMAN Centre

5, Eleruwa Street,Wema Board Estate,

Off Ajao Road, By Adeniyi Jones,Ikeja.

P.O. Box 12963, Ikeja, Lagos Tel. +234(01)8910154, 234 706-

477-0757

RIVERS STATE BRANCHNISP Secretariat

Blk 1 Plot 3-15, Mile 3 Omueke,Igwuruta

Eneka/Army Range Road, Eneka,Port Harcourt.

Tel: +234 084-572810, +234 803-340-4868

ABUJA FCT BRANCHFlat 1, 3rd Floor Busymart Plaza

44, Ebitu Ukiwe Street/Plot 503 ObafemiAwolowo Way, Jabi, Abuja.

Tel: +234 704 338 7799, +234 806 4658765

IMO STATE BRANCHNISP Secretariat

130, Wetheral Road, OwerriImo State.

Tel: +234 803 710 6429, +234803 491 6337

AKWA-IBOM STATE BRANCH8, Eket-Etinan Road

Ikot Okudomo, Okon Eket. Tel: +234 803-510-2605


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NISP provides comprehensiveand up-to-date courses forHealth, Safety and Environmentprofessionals and intendingSafety Professionals.Our objective is to disseminatesafety information and createsafety awareness throughcourses, seminars andpublications, thus promoting,encouraging and improvingoccupational methods andprocedures which will lead to

increased safety, health andwelfare, environmentconservation in industry,commerce and communities.Many industries and companieslook to NISP to help develop andimplement their Health, Safetyand Environment programsthrough our professional

More than 30 courses on HSE areall designed by our industryexperts who are recognizedleaders in safety. Our courses arecontinually updated with thelatest available information

The Instructors for allcourses are experiencedmembers of the NigerianInstitute of SafetyProfessionals andspecialists in relatedsubjects and professions.

Our instructors use thelatest advances in trainingdelivery and professionallearning techniques.


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Courses are held in theInstitutes trainingcentres which are wellequipped with trainingvisual aids, and offer

conducive atmosphere forlearning.

RIVERS STATE BRANCHNISP Secretariat

Plot 71, Stadium Road,Port Harcourt.

Tel: +234 084-572810, +234 803-340-4868

DELTA STATE BRANCHNISP Secretariat

After Jaak Filling Station Ogunu Road,

Warri, Delta State. Tel: +234 053-321836, +234 803-704-7122, +234806-678-1619.

Generally Classes begin at8.00am and terminate at5.00pm each day, Mondaysto Fridays.


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Accident Reporting andInvestigation Advance Fire fighting Advanced FraudDetection and Prevention Auditing in a TechnicalEnvironment Basic First Aid Basic Fire Safety

SPDC 3-levels customizedHSE Training Supervising HSE in

Business Transportation Safety Survival Swimming Waste Management Unsafe Act Audit

Chemical Handling Course(SHOC) Confined space Entry Construction Safety Defensive Driving Drugs and Alcohol Environmental Management

System Emergency ResponseManagement

Fire Prevention andProtection

Fire Fighting EquipmentMaintenance Food Handling and Hygiene Gas Testing and BreathingApparatus General Health, Safety andEnvironment HEMP Appreciation HSE Management SystemsAudit HSE in Welding

HSE Tools and Techniques HUET Course Job safety Analysis

Industrial First Aid and CPR Laboratory /Technician Safety Leading Hazop Material Handling Course

Marine Safety Occupational and Health Risk Management

Permit to work systems Radiation Safety Rig Safety Scaffold Safety Security in Specialized Industry


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Professional and scientificapproach to accident investigation; including accident causation, discovering

hazardous conditions and practices, how to establishrelevant facts.

Benefits of an effective accident

investigation, steps necessary for an effective accident investigation, analysis of root causes for a given occupational incident, effective methods for awitness interview, use of various investigative tools,

H. S. E Representatives,Coordinators, SiteInspectors, Safety

Officers, ConstructionSuperintendents, Safety Managers, All employees,Traffic Officers,Government Personnel,Police/Road Safety Officers.


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During this course,students are exposed to live fire scenariosin the Fire TrainingUnit (FTU) where they apply their training

and use fire fightingequipment to control the fire. A practical damage control

element is also

Safety Officers, firefighters, site engineersfire managers risk managers,

Architects/Draughtsman.


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Safety recommendations in thetransportation industry are theengines that drive needed changes.

This course will cover all aspectsof developing and responding tosafety recommendations.Students will learn how to

identify safety problems that need correcting, and when tomake recommendations. Somesafety problems uncovered during an investigation require

urgent consideration and immediate action to avoid a

All staff, Newemployees,Transport Officers,HSE Reps.


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This course has beendesigned for

personnel who donot have any

previous fire safety experience. Thiscourse will give

personnel, who haveno previous firesafety experience,the necessary foundationknowledge to begin

Safety Officers,Fire fighters, Sitemanagers.


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Objective of practical safety programmes,Introduction to theaspects of chemical safety, Law and Regulations on handlingof Hazardous chemicals,Identification,

classification and labelling of hazardouschemicals, Safety intransport and storage,compilation of chemical

data sheets, Risk and Hazards Preventive

Laboratory Analyst,Laboratory

technologist, Safety Inspectors, Safety Advisers, All chemical Factory staffs


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The Confined Space course hasbeen designed to give traineesboth the theoretical and practical knowledge and awareness of

Confined Space specific hazards,including:-Confined spacerestrictions, and their effect on

patient recovery in the event of incident.-Methods of entry and exit into confined spaces.-Types of

gases that can be found in commonConfined Spaces (e.g sewers,tanks, silos, trenches).-Suspension Trauma, and its effectson the human body.-Duties of Safety Personal, and the risks

associated with these tasks.-Isolation of Confined Space

Safety managers, SiteEngineers, Staff working in confined spaces.


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This course is designed toinform new constructionworkers and site visitors in

and around constructionsites of the potential hazards and safe work

practices associated withthe construction industry.The content in this courseis designed to comply withthe intent of the applicableregulatory requirements -

recognize hazardscommonl found at

New employees,individuals with no

safety experience,Supervisors, foremenand operators


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This course includes: Practical knowledgeand techniques to avoid

collisions and violations Sensible advice for choosing safe,responsible and lawful driving behaviours and habits. Guidance for coachingyour employees to viewsafety on personal level

Skill for recognizinghow attitude can hel

New employees,individuals withno safety experience,Supervisors,foremen and

operators


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A study of drugs and their effects. This courseexamines physiological,

psychological, and societal effects of drug misuse and abuse in our society.

All staff working inthehospitals.


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Understand the planning,development, and

execution of anemergency plan,including relevant

parties and processes

Identify and outline potential issues in anemergency responsesituation


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This course provides anoverview of the history,development, methods,

systems, and regulationsas they apply to the fire protection field. Topicsinclude history, evolution,statistics, suppression,organizations, careers,curriculum, and other related topics. Uponcompletion, students

should be able todemonstrate a broad

Safety Officers,Fire fighters, Sitemanagers.


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Entering a confined space isone of the most hazardousactivities performed in any industry, but when energy sources and hazardouschemicals are present the risksare even greater. It isessential for the peopleinvolved to know how toensure that atmosphere is safefor entry and that it stays safefor the duration of the work.Understanding of the

importance of gas testing,different types of gases and

All Employeeswhose jobentails working

with gas.


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This course has been designed togive trainees both the theoreticaland practical knowledge andawareness of the following:

Introduction to HSE Management HSE Policy, rules and regulations. Introduction to Environmentalissues Personal protective equipment Accident investigation andreporting First aid and CPR Medevac

procedures Site training documentation Fire prevention and protection

Principles and practice of unsafeact auditing

New employees,individuals with nosafety experience,

Supervisors,foremen and operators.


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HSE Management Systemauditing is an independent appraisal function

undertaken by anorganization to examineand evaluate its activities.The objective of auditing is

to provide information tothose in management insupport of decision makingto support appraisals,recommendations,counsel, or information

All H S E staff, Safety Inspectors, HSESupervisors, SiteEngineers.


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The HUET course isdesigned to improvean individuals chanceof surviving ahelicopter ditching.Training includes both

classroom lecturesand practical application of underwater escape

training and sea

All employees whosework entails workingwith helicopter


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This course givesindividuals theknowledge and skillsnecessary torecognize and

provide basic care for breathing, cardiacemergencies, injuriesand sudden illnesses,including how to use

an automated external defibrillator

All staff, H.S.E personnel,First Aiders


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This course is intended to provide information that will help improve the quality of work environments, improveabsenteeism, help maintain ahealthier workforce, reduceinjury and illness rates, and make workers feel good about their work. This course was

specifically designed for supervisors and managers tohelp enhance existingtechniques in Job Hazard

Analysis. The content in this

course is designed to comply with the intent of the applicable

Supervisors,Safety personnel,


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This class satisfiesinitial awarenesstraining specified by the laboratory safety standard for

personnel working in

laboratories that usechemicals. This classis also appropriate for workers new to

chemical laboratory

Laboratory workers,chemical hand lers, H. S. EPersonnel.


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This course is intended to provide participants withthe knowledge and

practical skills to conduct Hazard and Operability Studies (HAZOP). Thecourse include the

following: Introduction toHAZOP, HAZOPMethodology, Why and when to apply HAZOP,The HAZOP technique and

preparation, The HAZOP

Supervisors, Safety personnel,


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This course coversinformation about drumhandling, compressed

gas cylinders, flammablematerials, slings, safelifting techniques, and safe handling procedures.The intent of theinformation is tofamiliarize the learner with safe work practicesnecessary to prevent

injury while handling

Supervisors and all personnel involved in material

purchase, etc.


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The course discussesunderstanding of thehazards associated with the MarineEnvironment,necessary knowledgefor prevention of

shipboard incidents,including fire,necessary knowledgeto raise and react toalarms and to deal with any emergencies.

All those working inthe marine industry.


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This course combines tutorialsand guidance materials that have been developed to provide

participants with anunderstanding of the relevant legal requirements and the

practical issues that relate to permit to work systems. It will also increase the awareness of the relevant hazards and theneed to closely follow the

permit requirements and other relevant procedures.

The course also gives a good appreciation of the legal requirements that apply to

permit to work systems,

Managers and employeeswho regularly manage, useor carry out tasks under

permit to work systems.


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The course is designed to provide new employees witha basic orientation of rigoperations and safe work

practices. After completionof this course, newemployees should be able todemonstrate a basicknowledge of, government agencies and regulationsapplicable to the work site,incident and environmental

protection reporting procedures, general safety policies applicable to thework site, service

Oil industry personnel ,Safety Inspectors and Supervisors


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Identify basicscaffold hazards,

fall hazards, personal fall arrest systems, scaffold access, struck by

falling objectshazards,electrocutionhazards, scaffold collapse hazards,

Scaffold users, Foremen,Project engineers, Job-sitecompetent persons, Job-site safety coordinators,Others involved in theconstruction industry


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The course familiarize the participants with:Emergency Situations

Survival Principles Personal Flotation Devices Life Ring Buoys Life Floats Life Rafts Survival Capsule Signaling Equipment and Pyrotechnics Helicopter Safety

Emergency preparation for

All employees whose job entails working inswampy areas.


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This course will cover all aspects of developing and responding to safety recommendations. Studentswill learn how to identify safety problems that need correcting, and when to makerecommendations. Somesafety problems uncovered

during an investigationrequire urgent considerationand immediate action toavoid a similar accident,while others can wait for the

completion of theinvestigation. The course will

Maintenance personnel,Safety professionals,Managers, Supervisors,Maintenance managers.


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