This qualification is assessed through evaluations and Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs). To obtain the qualification, learners must achieve a specified percentage on both assessments.

The qualification is recommended to have a course duration of 4 to 5 days. However, this duration may be extended to address additional learning needs if necessary, but it cannot be shortened.

The Award in Offshore Induction & Emergency course may cover a range of specific modules, typically including:

• Overview of the Offshore Industry and Relevant Regulations
• Offshore Safety Management Systems
• Procedures and Protocols for Emergency Response
• Personal Safety and Survival Skills in Offshore Environments
• Helicopter Safety and Escape Techniques
• Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in Offshore Activities
• Fire Safety and Prevention in Offshore Environments
• Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment in Offshore Settings
• Communication and Reporting Practices in Offshore Operations
• Health and Hygiene Management in Offshore Environments
• Enhancing Health and Safety and Evaluating Managerial Performance.