All seafarers employed or engaged in any capacity on board ship as
part of the ship’s complement with designated safety or pollution
prevention duties in the operation of the ship shall and receive appropriate basic training or
instruction.

On meeting the minimum standard of competence in survival craft
and rescue boats other than fast rescue boats, a trainee will be
competent to operate life-saving appliances and take charge of a
survival craft or rescue boat during or after launch

Trainees successfully completing this course will thereby be enabled
to contribute to the preparation and execution of the safe carriage of
dangerous goods and marine pollutants by sea

The training in this course aims to provide seafarers with the knowledge and skill in first aid to be able to take immediate effective action in the case of accident or illness likely to occur on board ship

To provide the knowledge to masters, officers and ratings who is going to handle a cargo operations by means of a crane.

1.Introduction, Course overview
2.Maritime Security Policy
3.Security Responsibilities
4.Ship Security Assessment
5.Security Equipment
6.Ship Security Plan
7.Threat Identification, Recognition, and
8.Ship Security Actions
9.Emergency Preparedness

1.Introduction, Overview
2.Maritime Security Policy
3.Security Responsibilities
4.Ship Security Assessment
5.Security Equipment
6.Threat Identification, Recognition and Response
7.Ship Security Actions
8.Emergency Preparedness, Drill and Exercises

1. Introduction, Overview of the course
2. Maritime Security Policy
3. Security Responsibilities
4. Threat Identification, Recognition and Response
5. Ship security actions
6. Emergency Preparedness, Drills and Exercises

1.Mooring arrangement and terminology
2.Safe mooring procedures
3.Practical exercises
4.Extras (optional)

• You are not a superman
• What does “safety first” mean?
• Safety is a common responsibility
• Be proud to say “stop”
• Stress coping
• Resilience
• Conflict handling
• Suicide warning signs