What is a RSO card?
RSO stands for “refinery safety overview” and refers to required training for employees working at oil refineries on the west coast. An RSO card is awarded after a worker has completed training to learn about the health and safety hazards he can encounter while working in the petrochemical industry.
What is a RSO class?
The NRA Basic Range Safety Officer (RSO) Course is designed to prepare experienced shooters to perform the basic duties of an RSO. RSOs ensure that the users of a range follow range regulations in order to reduce property damage and personal injury.
How long is an RSO card good for?
2 years
The RSO card is valid for 2 years.
What cards do you need to work for refinery?
Refinery Safety Training
- Unexpired U.S. Passport.
- Valid driver’s license AND birth certificate bearing official seal (or certified copy)
- Bring one of the following plus a government-issued photo ID. • U.S. Certificate of Citizenship (N-560 or 561) • U.S. Certificate of Naturalization (N-550 or 570)
How do I get a RSO card?
To receive your RSO certification: you can attend a course at the Integrity Safety Services office in various locations. The cost for the course is $50 and the certification card is valid for two years.
What does an army RSO do?
Range Safety Officer. The range safety officer (RSO) is responsible for the safe operation of the range to include conducting a safety orientation before each scheduled live-fire exercise. He ensures that a brass and ammunition check is made before the unit leaves the range.
Do you need a TWIC card to work on an oil rig?
Having a TWIC card is necessary for those working on offshore rigs in the oilfield – and already possessing this card can give you an advantage over individuals who do not when applying for offshore positions.
What is the qualification of RSO?
The eligibility criteria for approval of RSO are required to be concomitant with the likely hazard potential associated with the practice. The basic objective of the use of x-rays in diagnostic radiology is to obtain optimum diagnostic information with minimum exposure to the patient and the occupational workers.
What does an RSO do at the range?
At the Summit County Shooting Range, RSO’s perform the following tasks: Supervise safe shooting activities and range operations. Inform and educate visitors on the range’s rules. Occasionally assist visitors with firearm issues (stoppages, malfunctions, sight adjustments, etc.)