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Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Program

Wednesday November 12 2014• Ohio Oil and Gas Safety Council Meeting / When OSHA Comes Knocking...

• “Snakes on an Oilpatch”• What are the Most Effective and Legal Means for Dealing with Protesters on your Location?

• Fire Extinguishers / Simulations• WhoisintheDriver’sSeat?

• HydrogenSulfide(H2S)/LowerExplosiveLimit(LEL)AirMonitoring• Oil Spill Cleanup / Prevention

Thursday November 13 2014• IADCRigPasswithSafeLandUSACertificationTraining

COURTYARD BY MARR IOTT4375 Metro Circle, NW

Canton, Ohio 44720

D A Y 1 A G E N D A7:30 A.M. REGISTRATION / CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:00 A.M. SESSIONS BEGIN

Session 1: Ohio Oil and Gas Safety Council Meeting / When OSHA Comes Knocking... This session will cover reasons for an OSHA visit, citations and current penalty structure including multi-employer work-sites. Expected inspection procedures and timelines will be reviewed as well as recent changes to the record-keeping standard and common oil/gas industry violations. The presentation will also include commonly requested written documentation by OSHA and a sample plan for addressing an OSHA visit.Conducted by: Sarah Ghezzi, CSP, Industrial Safety Consultant Specialist, Ohio BWC

Session 2: “Snakes on an Oilpatch”It’s not a movie, it’s reality! This session will educate participants about the 30+ different species of snakes that could show up on oilfield locations throughout the state. Experts will also help you identify which species to watch out for, and how you should deal with snake infestations.Conducted by: Brian Banbury, Wildlife Officer, ODNR Division of Wildlife

Session 3: What are the Most Effective and Legal Means for Dealing with Protesters on your Location?This session will provide special security training taught by the “Cut Team”. This crucial information will protect your employees and your company. Conducted by: The “Cut Team” from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office

Session 4: Fire Extinguishers / SimulationsLearn basic fire safety, including proper use of fire extinguishers on oil and gas emergencies, identification of fire extinguishers, reporting procedures, classes of fire and fire cycles/causes/prevention.Conducted by: OOGEEP Firefighter Instructors / Ohio Certified Fire Instructors: Chief Brent Gates, New Concord Fire Department Chief Dick Glessner, Sterling Fire Department Charlie Dixon, IADC Certified Instructor, OOGEEP Safety & Workforce Director

LUNCH AND OOGEEP INDUSTRY UPDATE

Session 5: Who is in the Driver’s Seat?The importance of safe driving crucial for our industry as a whole. We will take a closer look at what we can do to be safer drivers. Conducted by: Sarah Ghezzi, CSP, Industrial Safety Consultant Specialist, Ohio BWC Charlie Dixon, IADC Certified Instructor, OOGEEP Safety & Workforce Director

Session 6: Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) / Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) Air MonitoringThis session will focus on early recognition of potential H2S gas exposure and the importance of monitoring to prevent exposure to lethal concentrations. The session will also cover monitoring LEL air levels.Conducted by: Gary O’Brien, President, O’Brien’s Safety Services, L.L.C.

Session 7: Oil Spill Cleanup / PreventionIn order to make sure your business is prepared, this session will include an overview of rules regarding reportable spills, proper use of booms, pads, peat sorb, “plug and dike” and proper disposal. OOGEEP spill kits will be provided to all participants (value: $150).Conducted by: ODNR Division of Oil and Gas Resources Management

5:00 P.M. CERTIFICATE PRESENTATION / ADJOURN

IMPORTANT:Certificates will be handed out for this portion of the training at the conclusion of all breakout sessions.

Participants that leave early will not be provided with a certificate.

D A Y 2 A G E N D A7:30 A.M. REGISTRATION / CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:00 A.M. SESSION BEGINS

IADC Rig Pass with Safeland USA TrainingThe International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) Rig Pass-To-Go program will provide participants with a renewed outlook on the safety, health, and environmental issues oil and gas industry workers face every day. This course also provides the participant with the latest safety oriented training that is nationally recognized for land based operations. Each participant who completes this training will be assigned a unique identification card that is individually numbered and entered into a national data base for IADC Rig Pass with SafeLand USA. Each attendee will also receive the IADC Rig Pass participant guide (value: $100).Conducted by: Charlie Dixon, IADC Certified Instructor, OOGEEP Safety & Workforce Director Dan Marion, IADC Certified Instructor, Mid-East Career and Technology Center

12:00 P.M. LUNCH PROVIDED FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS

Session Continues

5:00 P.M. ADJOURN

FROm the north• TakeI-77StowardAkron• TaketheI-77Sexit,Exit23A,toward

Canton / Archwood Ave. / Firestone Blvd. N• MergeontoI-77S• TaketheEverhardRd.exit,Exit109,

toward Whipple Ave.• TurnrightontoEverhardRd.NW• TurnrightontoDresslerRd.NW• Takethe1strightontoMetroCir.NW• 4375 Metro Circle, NW will be on the left

FROm the east• TakeI-76WtowardAkron• TaketheI-77Sexit,Exit23A,toward

Canton / Archwood Ave. / Firestone Blvd. N• MergeontoI-77S• TaketheEverhardRd.exit,Exit109,

toward Whipple Ave.• TurnrightontoEverhardRd.NW• TurnrightontoDresslerRd.NW• Takethe1strightontoMetroCir.NW• 4375 Metro Circle, NW will be on the left

FROm the South• TakeI-77StowardCleveland• TaketheBeldenVillageSt./WhippleAve.exit,

Exit109A,towardEverhardRd.• StaystraighttogoontoBeldenVillageSt.NW• TurnrightontoDresslerRd.NW• TurnrightontoMetroCir.NW• 4375 Metro Circle, NW will be on the left

FROm the west• TakeI-71NtowardCleveland• TaketheI-76/OH-224exit,Exit209,towardAkron/Lodi• TaketheI-76/OH-224exit,Exit209A,towardAkron• MergeontoUS-224E• MergeontoI-77SviaExit4AtowardCanton• TaketheEverhardRd.exit,Exit109A,towardWhippleAve.• TurnrightontoEverhardRd.NW• TurnrightontoDresslerRd.NW• Takethe1strightontoMetroCir.NW• 4375 Metro Circle, NW will be on the left

COURTYARD BY MARR IOTT4375 Metro Circle, NW

Canton, Ohio 44720

d i r e c t i o n s

Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education ProgramP.O.Box187,1718ColumbusRoadSWGranville, Ohio 43023(740)587-0410

R E G I S T R A T I O N F O R M(Complete One Per Person)

Name: Nickname for Badge:

Company:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Phone: Email:

I will ONLY be attending the Ohio Oil & Gas Safety Council Meeting from 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM on DAY 1

I will be attending DAY 1 (November 12, 2014)

I will be attending DAY 2 (November 13, 2014)(Important: IADC Rig Pass with Safeland USA Training is limited to 50 people. REGISTER EARLY!)

I will be attending BOTH DAYS (November 12 & 13, 2014)

REG ISTRAT ION FEES

The registration fees are *$150.00 per day (if applicable). Fees include meeting accommodations, participant guide, speaker fees, contractor fees, certificates, handouts, continental breakfast and lunch.

I am, or work for, an OHIO PRODUCER (well operator) and currently fund all OOGEEP programs. THEREFORE, THESE REGISTRATION FEES AND EXPENSES ARE COMPLIMENTARY. Thank you for your continued support of OOGEEP!

* I am not an Ohio producer (well operator). Therefore, I am enclosing a voluntary, tax deductible, donation to the Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Foundation in the amount of $_____________.This donation will be used to help fund our industry’s scholarship program.

All registrations must be received in advance of any of these Industry Safety Training Workshops.Due to limited space, instructor ratio, materials, and other accommodations, no walk-ins will be permitted.No overnight hotel blocks have been made for these two day workshops. Please contact OOGEEP for a list of nearby hotels, if necessary.

RETURN FORMS TO

Mail: OOGEEP, P.O. Box 187, Granville, Ohio 43023 | Email: dquackenbush@oogeep.orgFax: (740) 587-0408 | Phone: (740) 587-0410

CANCELLAT ION POL ICY

Due to an anticipated wait list, we ask that you notify us as soon as possible if you are unable to attend so that we can accommodate those on the wait list.

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