New CBTs 2018 ASH Update and NSTC Unescorted Hybrid Course Now Available Through the ASA Online Portal!

May 14th 2020
By: Krystal

Self-isolation. Quarantine. Hunkering Down – Whatever you call it, this “new normal” is requiring significant modifications to everyday life. As we continue to adapt daily business practices to address COVID-19 precautions, and adjust face-to-face meetings to online interactions, the ASA team has been working to create training solutions to meet the continued demands of Alaska’s industry and workforce. With this, we wanted to announce the newest computer-based trainings (CBTs) available to the public through the Alaska Safety Alliance online portal.

In early May, ASA released an online version of the 2018 ASH Update. Thanks to a generous contribution from ConocoPhillips Alaska, the 2018 Alaska Safety Handbook Update is now available to take as an online course – Anytime, anywhere! This one-hour CBT emphasizes key changes made to the 2018 ASH and is a recommended course for all North Slope employees. Visit the Alaska Safety Alliance website to access this course and other ASA online courses.

The ASA team has also converted the eight-hour NSTC Unescorted course into an online hybrid training. This course combines instructor-led training (ILT) by certified NSTC Instructors with online student activities and knowledge checks. This training meets the minimum requirements for North Slope operating companies and contractor personnel. To learn more about this hybrid training, contact nstc@alaskasafetyalliance.org

In these uncertain times, we are committed to serving the needs of industry, the Alaska workforce, and our ASA Members. If your organization is interested in web-based training, or creation of online courses, please contact info@alaskasafetyalliance.org – The ASA team would be happy to discuss options for custom in-house course creation to meet your individual training needs. Until then, stay safe – Stay healthy!

About Krystal

KJ Crawford serves as ASA’s Programs Manager and resident “cat herder.” With a master’s degree in organizational management, KJ is known for her color-coding and attention to detail as she facilitates committee meetings, addresses instructor inquires and audits, and manages ASA’s course scheduling. With a background in education, outreach, training and development, KJ enjoys leveraging technology to create comprehensive training resources.

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