HSE Careers Lessopn Plan
HSE Careers Lessopn Plan
HSE Careers Lessopn Plan
Plan:
Lesson
Title:
Health,
Safety
and
Environmental
Specialist.
The
lesson
plan
will
introduce,
describe
and
associate
the
HS&E
specialist
occupation
to
the
oil
processing
industry
and
define
the
need
for
the
job.
Suggested
Timeframe:
one
class
period
of
80
minutes
taught
to
the
target
audience
is
20-‐25
(grade
9-‐12)
students
enrolled
in
Emergency
Trauma
Technician
and
Emergency
Medical
Technician
classes.
Standards
Addressed:
Language
Arts:
(A-‐1)
Write
(note
taking)
and
speak
well
for
a
variety
of
audiences.
(B-‐2)
Reflect
on;
analyze
a
variety
of
oral
and
written
information
Employability:
(A-‐1)
Develop
and
maintain
knowledge
of
work
ethics
Lesson Objectives:
*
Students
will
be
able
to
describe
why
HSE
occupation
is
necessary
in
the
oil
processing
industry.
*
Student
will
know
courses/classes
offered
in
this
school
to
prepare
and
benefit
students
interested
in
HSE.
* Students will know basic vocabulary and identify basic acronyms of HSE field.
* Students will know necessity of document control procedures followed by HSE.
* Students will be able to generate a basic Hazard Analysis card.
Anticipatory
Set;
To
prepare
students
for
specific
information
related
to
Health
Safety
Environmental
Specialist
occupation
they
will
be
introduced
to
the
APICC
Priority
Occupation
Report.
The
report
identifies
priority
occupations
with
defined
levels
of
need
such
as;
shortage
(Red),
concern
(Blue)
and
availability
(Green).
The
10-‐year
study
predicts
HSE
as
an
occupational
shortage
of
qualified
applicants.
Assessments;
(1).
KWL
Chart,
(2).
Vocabulary
matches
with
definition
or
acronym,
(3).
Discussion
questions
students
respond
to
in
a
small
group,
(4).
Small
group
analysis
of
MEHS
Master
Schedule
for
first
semester,
(5)
Students
paired
to
analyze
MEHS
Master
Schedule
for
second
semester
and
(6)
Individualized
project
with
student
schedules.
Lesson
Description:
Instructor
will
engage
students
in
Prudhoe
Bay,
CCI
Industries
slide
presentation
of
oil
processing
industries
facilities
and
lecture
on
the
delicate
balance
of
man
and
nature.
Information
and
vocabulary
introduced
will
describe
and
demonstrate
that
protecting
the
balance
is
everyone’s
responsibility
and
to
assure
this
value
is
honored,
a
specific
Health
Safety
Environmental
specialist
occupation
is
created
to
concentrate
on
this
objective.
The
presentation
will
focus
on
HSE
values
of
(1).
Ensure
everyone,
on
every
job
goes
home
safely
every
day,
(2)
Ensure
we
comply
with
every
regulatory,
company
and
client
required
policies,
and
(3).
Ensure
proper
care
and
stewardship
for
the
environment.
Activities:
Students
will
be
directed
to
complete
only
the
first
two
sections
of
the
KWL
chart
with;
what
they
know
about
the
HSE
job
and
what
they
want
to
learn
about
the
HSE
job.
Key
words
will
be
listed
on
a
worksheet
with
scrambled
definitions
and
or
acronyms
students
will
match.
A
set
of
guiding
questions
will
spark
discussion
on
HSE
training
requirements
and
responsibilities
small
groups
will
respond
to
and
record.
These
same
small
groups
will
be
given
an
MEHS
1st
Semester
Master
Schedule
to
record
all
the
courses
currently
offered
that
would
benefit
anyone
interested
in
preparation
for
a
career
in
HSE.
From
small
groups,
students
will
be
paired
off
to
analyze
MEHS
2nd
Semester
Master
Schedule
to
record
all
the
courses
listed
that
will
benefit
anyone
interested
in
preparation
for
a
career
in
HSE.
As
a
follow-‐up
and
check
for
comprehension,
each
student
will
be
assigned
a
classroom
laptop
computer
and
directed
to
log
into
their
academic
transcript
located
in
the
MEHS
Pinnacle
Database.
Students
will
list
all
classes
on
their
transcript
that
may
benefit
them
in
any
occupation
listed
in
the
APICC
Occupation
Priority
Report.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
lesson
the
KWL
charts
will
be
returned
to
students
and
will
briefly
list
things
they
learned
about
the
HSE
job.
Time
permitting
the
instructor
will
guide
a
discussion
on
discoveries
or
patterns
students
may
have
made
in
their
transcript
analysis.