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1 Clyde Training Solutions Training Directory For the Maritime, Offshore and Oil and Gas Sectors

2 Contents Our Approach Our Experience Training Facilities Northern Marine Manning Services Training Management Services Competence Management Solution Section 1: Simulation Courses Bridge Resource Management Navigation Coaching & Assessment ECDIS Generic ECDIS Auditors Course ECDIS Type Specific Bridge Team Management (CS) Bridge Team Management (Paperless) (CS) Bridge Proprietary Course (CS) Engine Room Resource Management (CS) Marine Resource Management (includes simulation) Shiphandling and Emergency (CS) Basic Shiphandling (CS) Advanced Shiphandling (CS) Engine Room Coaching and Assessment (CS) (Coming Soon) Section 2: Tanker Operations Combined Basic Training for Oil, Chemical and Liquid Gas Tanker Operations Advanced Training for Oil Tanker Cargo Operations Advanced Training for Liquefied Gas Tanker Cargo Operations Liquid Cargo Operating Simulator Gas (SIGTTO) Liquid Cargo Operating Simulator Oil (LICOS) Section 3: Marine Courses Maritime Resource Management RYA Short Range Certificate Accident Investigation Risk Assessment ISM Internal Auditor Training Course for Instructors IMO Model Course 6.09 Section 4: Security Training STCW Proficiency in Maritime Security Awareness Shipboard Safety Officer STCW Proficiency for Seafarers with Designated Security Duties STCW Proficiency for Ship Security Officer Company Security Officer STCW Crowd Management on passenger Ships Crisis Management on Passenger Ships Passenger Safety, Cargo Safety and hull integrity for Ro Ro Passenger Ships Section 5: STCW Safety Courses STCW Basic Safety STCW Personal Safety and Responsibilities STCW Personal Survival Techniques (PST) STCW Updates Proficiency in PST STCW Elementary First Aid STCW Medical First Aid STCW Medical Care Onboard Ship STCW Medical Care Onboard Ship Refresher STCW Fire Fighting (FF) & Fire Prevention (FP) STCW Updated (FF) & (FP) STCW Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF) STCW Updated Proficiency in AFF Route 1 STCW Updated Proficiency in AFF Route 2 Entry into Enclosed Spaces STCW Tanker Fire Fighting STCW Refresher Training Route 1 (Block) STCW Refresher Training Route 2 (Block) STCW Updated Certificate of Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats Route 1 STCW Updated Certificate of Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats Route 2 Section 6: Oil and Gas Courses BOSIET Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training BOSIET with Compressed Air EBS FOET Further Offshore Emergency Training FOET with Compressed Air EBS HUET Helicopter Underwater Escape Training HUET with Compressed Air EBS MIST Minimum Industry Safety Training Standard Offshore Emergency Response Team Member (CS) Further Offshore Emergency Response Team Member (CS) Offshore Emergency Response Team Leader (CS) Further Offshore Emergency Response Team Leader (CS)

3 Our Approach Training for the Maritime, Offshore and Oil and Gas Sectors As Clyde Marine Training we are recognised as the biggest provider of maritime training in the UK, but we always want to improve. So we ve created a new company - Clyde Training Solutions - with its own purpose built training facility especially for the maritime, offshore, and oil and gas sectors. Designed specifically for us, and manned by one of the UK s most experienced training teams, it includes multiple classrooms, dedicated deepwater pool, HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training Module), and full fire training ground complete with training stack and helideck, all within easy reach of Glasgow airport and Glasgow city centre. Wherever relevant, our courses are fully accredited to the highest industry standards. Our international connections mean that we can also offer tailored training solutions at a number of onsite facilities in Singapore, Houston, St Petersburg, Mumbai and Manila. This Training Directory provides detailed information on our courses, facilities and services, however we welcome all enquiries should you wish to discuss your specific requirements. Also included in this directory is information on the range of maritime and offshore courses provided by our partner Northern Marine Manning Services from its modern training complex in Clydebank. Contact Clyde Training Solutions Cable Depot Rd Clydebank Glasgow G81 1UF Tel +44 (0) E: customerservices@clydetrainingsolutions.com Web:

4 Our Experience Our Experience While our modern state of the art training faciltiies place us amongst the world s premier maritime, offshore and oil and gas training providers, it is our experience which really sets us apart. Founded in 1986, Clyde Marine Training has grown to be the largest mariitme training provider in the UK recruiting approximately 50% of the annual Trainee Officer intake for the Briitsh Navy. Equipped with the knowledge, experience and assets of Clyde Marine Training, Clyde Training Solutions marks a new chapter in the history of the Clyde Group and a significant leap forward for maritime, offshore and oil and gas training in central and southern Scotland. Remote Course Delivery It is not always possible for Crew to comply with new regulation change and conveniently attend mandatory training before established deadlines. Upon request we have delivered courses at suitable onshore facilities, for Officers requiring urgent training. The courses have been delivered remotely at international locations including Singapore and Canada. Courses have been delivered with full MCA Approval and Certification. Onboard Training Delivery One of the main benefits of delivering training onboard is that shore based mandatory skills are implemented into challenging and ship specific, training drills onboard the Client s vessel. For this reason we have sent Fire Fighting professionals onto a Client s fleet to observe and coach onboard Fire Fighting drills, delivered by their Officers. The feedback from the owners and officers was very positive and improvements to their internal drills have been considerable. Onboard training delivery is also an opportunity to deliver short, focused training sessions to Crew, in their natural working environment, eliminating the cost and disruption of removing Crew to attend onshore training events. We have scheduled and delivered Managing Difficult Passengers training to the Crew of Passenger vessels, with minimal disruption to the vessel routine and schedule, whilst providing Crew with the essential skills required to maintain a safe and professional service to their customers. New Course Development We have delivered nine new approved Training Course Approvals. However our greatest success comes from creating customised courses to provide our Clients with specific training solutions. One such opportunity came from an Oil Major who was sending Senior Management, Engineers and Auditors to floating installations, when the majority of their work experience was based on fixed offshore installations. Therefore issues such as weather, heading, stability, ballast control were concepts that needed to be developed, to ensure a safe and efficient operations. We developed a series of training modules, using a blend of training media, for a range of professionals, who were experiencing floating installations for the first time.

5 Training Facilities Centre of Excellence Clyde Training Solutions purpose built training facility for the maritime, offshore and oil and gas sectors is the first centre of its kind in Scotland s central belt. The facility is located in Clydebank, Greater Glasgow, on the banks of the River Clyde - the heartland of Scotland s ship building past, present and future. The centre offers multiple classrooms, a dedicated deep-water pool and a HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training module). A full fire training ground complete with training stack and helideck is also onsite, located within easy reach of Glasgow Airport and Glasgow city centre. Crucially our facilities are all sitauted in the same location, meaning delegates save on travel costs and time. Contact Clyde Training Solutions Cable Depot Rd Clydebank Glasgow G81 1UF Tel +44 (0) E: Web: Facilities: 5 versatile training rooms Purpose built training pool with Helicopter Underwater Escape Trainer (HUET) Full fire training ground with training stack and helideck Modern canteen facility for lunch and refreshments Free parking facilities

6 Northern Marine Manning Services Training Management Services Northern Marine Manning Services (NMMS) provides quality, approved and accredited training courses for the marine, offshore and oil and gas sectors. In 2016, NMMS and Clyde Training Solutions significantly enhanced their quality training capabilities by entering into an exciting, industrychanging partnership. Each training provider s state of the art facilities are now available to delegates as part of a comprehensive one stop shop training service package. NMMS training courses are offered at its Clydebank and Aberdeen s by qualified and experienced subject experts, who keep their skills current through close association with the industry. Our international connections mean that we can also offer tailored training solutions at a number of onsite facilities in Singapore, Houston, St Petersburg, Mumbai and Manila. Facilities: Tiered auditorium with seating capacity of versatile training rooms with seating capacity ranging from 10 to 30 Fully integrated kongsberg cargo handling and engine room simulator Electronic chart display and information simulators Smartboards and IT equipment Comfortable quiet study area (breakout area) Modern canteen facilities for lunch and refreshments Free parking facilities Northern Marine Manning Services Alba House 2 Central Avenue Clydebank Business Park Clydebank Glasgow G81 2QR Tel +44 (0) training@nmms.co.uk Web:

7 Training Management Services Training Management Services We offer a wide range of solutions to successfully manage companies Training Management Services. We strongly believe that outsourcing your Training Management Service is not just an administrative process but, if managed effectively, can reduce training and supply chain costs, ensuring a sustainable service. Training Management Services are typically outsourced when a need to reduce headcount is identified, while service provision must continue to be maintained. To free up resources in-house, clients may entrust the performance management remit to an outsourced service provider. We can deliver all administrative functions related to assuring and managing a competent workforce. Where performance can be improved, we would organise relevant training for personnel and third party suppliers at one of a range of facilities. We work extensively with our clients to ensure their Training Management Service a key aspect of workforce capability - is not only fit for purpose, but also offers visible value, savings and innovation. A full Training Management Service encompasses the following functions: Document control Recording and reporting In line with clients own Competence Management System (CMS), training requirements can be coordinated and administered in their full entirety Professional and cost-effective Training Management Service solutions Benchmarking: the comparison of processes and performance against the best in the industry. Particular attention is paid to quality, time and cost. Benchmarking reveals what makes a business successful and provides targets to emulate Risk measurement: to assess the probability and potential impact of any given risk Analytical and statistical performance analysis: to reveal drivers and barriers to performance success. These may be used to shape the best system for the achievement of defined business goals Reduction in cost with single invoice processes to meet with clients needs beyond the training service offering.

8 Competence Management Solution Competence Management Solution Our Competence Management Solution helps customers to ensure competence is always assured from front line seafarers to office personnel working on Safety Critical Tasks. Our objective is to deliver a clear and practical process, underpinned by a single global tool, to enable a consistent approach to assessing and recording the competency of all personnel performing Safety Critical as well as routine operational tasks. What are the benefits of a CMS? There are considerable benefits our CMS will bring to Vessels including: Essential process to provide verifiable Competence Assurance for Front Line Seafarers Supervisors have a structured and collaborative approach to assessing their teams competencies Individual benefits:»» Recognises employee skills with a recognised qualification»» Sets clear expectations for the employee with focused training»» Provides a roadmap for employee development within job/role with a recognised qualification Corporate benefits:»» Essential and consistent system for front line seafarers to improve control of Major Accident Hazards»» Leverages Best Practice in ways of working Business differentiator sets you apart from the competition. Why do we need a CMS? An effective Competency Assurance Program is an essential part of your business activities. Assessments are like a health check-up, you don t have just ONE health check-up in your life to say you re healthy. Health check-ups are required every few years. In the same way, vessel crew will undertake competence assessments for Safety Critical Tasks on a regular basis. A CMS reduces operational incidents and improves performance. Heightened focus on the competency of frontline Seafarers performing safety critical tasks and safety critical roles improves crew motivation and performance, and critically, reduces risks and the potential for human error. Competence is good business. Our employees are judged on an open and structured basis which can be viewed within the industry as proof of their expertise. By linking Seafarers to the required competences, we are able to shape the capabilities of its workforce and achieve improved results. This is done by ensuring that the right person is in the right position at the right time. Why Clyde Training Solutions? Competency Assurance is part of an effective part of the solutions which Clyde Training Solutions can provide to our clients. We have a pragmatic approach which enhances current processes and build upon good practice, delivering a stage by stage approach meeting with the expectations and drivers in your business.

9 Simulation Training Bridge Resource Management Bridge Resource Management Course Overview: The Bridge Resource Management course introduces the concept of a navigation team to ship masters and watch officers enhancing their decision making processes as would be expected of a safe and efficient team. Bridge Resource Management techniques will emphasise decision making based upon conditions related to workload and potential threat to the vessel. It is designed to meet the Bridge Resource Management requirements detailed in Table A-II/I of the 2010 Manila amendments to the STCW Convention and Code. Newly qualified OOW welcome. Entry Requirements: Navigational knowledge & Certificate of Competency Duration: 3 days Certifying Authority: Company or Client specification following industry guidelines Course Code: SI001 Location: Training conducted at an approved with simulation The intent of the program is to define the individual task and responsibilities of the various team members while developing a situational awareness to prevent individual errors. Our trainees can expect a high proportion of simulator time interspersed with lectures on human factors and decision making. Course Topics: Terminology Human Error Stress and Fatigue Teamwork Decision Making Communications Cultural awareness Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical scenarios. Continuous assessment throughout the course.

10 Simulation Training Navigation Assessment Navigation Coaching and Assessment Course Overview: The purpose of the course is to coach, assess and remediate candidates in the below areas. This will give quality assurance as to the knowledge, Understanding and Proficiency (KUP) of their Deck Officers and those in command of their vessels. The course has been designed at a core knowledge level delivered through interactive lectures, including simulated scenarios using rubric, concept, peer and criteria assessment tools. The course content can be adjusted to meet individual company needs. Assessment summaries can be forwarded to stakeholders. Entry Requirements: Delegates should hold a deck certificate of competency at the Operational Level. Single seat bookings are not available for this course. Duration: 2 days Certifying Authority: Company or Client specification following industry guidelines Course Code: SI002 Location: Training conducted at an approved with simulation Rule of the Road Route Planning IALA Buoyage Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical scenarios. Assessment at the end of the course

11 Simulation Training ECDIS Generic ECDIS Generic Course Overview: The course has been laid out following the guidance of the I.M.O. model course (1.27) for ECDIS (2010 ed.) in compliance with the requirements of A-II/1, A-II/2 and A-II/3 of the STCW code (as revised Manila 2010) to allow serving officers and navigation trainees to gain the required background knowledge of ECDIS with regard to the legislation, limitations and safe use of ECDIS as a primary source of navigational information. The 40 hour course will be conducted over a period of 5 days consisting of a series of short lectures, demonstrations and practical ECDIS use, in both static and dynamic simulated exercise modes. Entry Requirements: Delegates should hold a deck certificate of competency at the Operational Level Duration: 5 days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SI003 On completion of this course the trainee should obtain: Knowledge of the capability and limitations of ECDIS operations, Proficiency in the operation, interpretation and analysis of information obtained from ECDIS, Management of operational procedures, system files and data contained within ECDIS. Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching with assessment at the end of the course.

12 Simulation Training ECDIS Auditors Course ECDIS Auditors Course Course Overview: The aim of this course is to update the knowledge of Personnel such as Company Superintendents attending vessels. To assist in reviewing watch-keeper s knowledge with respect to: Maintaining and checking ECDIS equipment for compliance wit hcarriage regulations Appropriate equipment set up and knowledge of any limitations and dangers of incorrect procedures Assessing watch-keeper s knowledge of procedures and requirements to carry out tests, cross check equipment set up and knowledge of any limitations and dangers of incorrect procedures Knowledge of Present SIRE and Flag State ECDIS inspection checks Entry Requirements: Delegates should hold a deck certificate of competency at the Operational Level Single seat bookings are not available for this course. Duration: 1 day Certifying Authority: Company or Client specification following industry guidelines Course Code: SI004 Location: Training conducted at or requested remote onshore/offshore location Training takes place over a day in the ECDIS training suite at Northern Marine Manning Services Training Centre. Practical exercises using the desktop simulators reinforce the theory and provide an opportunity for delegates to familiarise themselves with the ECDIS system. Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical scenarios. Continuous assessment throughout the course.

13 Simulation Training ECDIS Type Specific ECDIS Type Specific Course Overview: The course has been laid out following the requirements in ISM Code section 6.3. The training course has been approved by the equipment Manufacturer Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine and held as per the requirements in Chapter II Section A-II/1 and A-II/2 of the International Convention of Standards on Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for seafarers, 1978, as amended This equipment specific training will concentrate on the functionality and effective use of the system onboard. The training will cover the following areas: Entry Requirements: Delegates should hold a deck certificate of competency at the Operational Level and have attended a Generic ECDIS course meeting approved requirements of the IMO Model course Duration: Depending on Previous experience 1-2 day course. Certifying Authority: Course Course Code: SI005 Manufacturer Approved Familiarisation with available functions Familiarisation with the menu structure Display setup Setting of safety values Recognition of alarms and malfunction indicators and the actions to be taken Route planning Route monitoring Changing over to backup systems Loading charts and licenses Updating of software Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching with assessment at the end of the course.

14 Simulation Training Simulation Courses Coming Soon Simulation Courses Coming Soon We will soon offer the following courses Bridge Team Management Bridge Team Management (Paperless) Bridge Proprietary Course Engine Room Resource Management Marine Resource Management (includingsimulation) Shiphandling and Emergency Basic Shiphandling Advanced Shiphandling Engine Room Coaching and Assessment

15 Tanker Operations Combined Basic Oil, Gas, Chemical Combined Basic Training for Oil, Chemcial and Liquid Gas Tanker Operations Course Overview: This training is to give seafarers the essential education and training in tanker cargo operations to meet the knowledge, understanding and proficiency requirements set out by the IMO Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watch keeping (STCW Code). Table A-V/1-1-1 & A-V/1-2-1 Courses also available on request: Basic Training for Oil and Chemical Tanker Basic Training for Gas Tanker Operations Training involves the following three elements: The learner knows the properties of Oil, Chemical and liquefied gas and the associated hazards. The learner is able to apply health, safety and environmental precautions and measures in working on tankers The learner is able to carry out safe tanker cargo operations Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching with assessment at the end of the course. Entry Requirements: Certificate in Proficiency (COP) - Students must complete Training in Tanker Fire Fighting set out in tables A-V/1-1-1 and A-V/1-2-1 of the STCW convention and code 1978 as amended and be in possession of the approved certificate for the issue of an MCA approved Basic Training for Oil, Chemical and Liquid Gas Tanker Operations Certificate Certificate of Training (COT) - Students attending MCA Approved Basic Training for Oil, Chemical and Liquid Gas Tanker Operations course without the pre-requisite Tanker Fire Fighting certification will be awarded a Certificate of Training only. This certificate does not meet the standards to comply with STCW A-V when applying for Dangerous Cargo Endorsement Duration: 3 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: T001

16 Tanker Operations Advanced Oil Tanker Advanced Training for Oil Tanker Cargo Operations Course Overview: This training is to give seafarers the essential education and training in tanker cargo operations to meet the knowledge, understanding and proficiency requirements set out by the IMO Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watch keeping (STCW Code). Table A-V/1-1-2 The learner understands the physical and chemical properties of oil and the hazards and control measures associated with carrying oil on board tankers. The learner knows what is involved in the safe operation and monitoring of cargo on board an oil tanker The learner is able to apply health, safety and environmental precautions in working on oil tankers The learner is able to perform and monitor safe oil tanker cargo operations in compliance with legislative requirements Entry Requirements: Those undertaking this training must have completed the Combined tanker operations including Tanker fire fighting. Duration: 5 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: T002 Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical scenarios. Assessment at the end of the course.

17 Tanker Operations Advanced Gas Tanker Advanced Training for Liquefied Gas Tanker Cargo Operations Course Overview: This training is to give seafarers the essential education and training in tanker cargo operations to meet the knowledge, understanding and proficiency requirements set out by the IMO Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watch keeping (STCW Code). Table A-V/1-2-2 The learner understands the physical and chemical properties of liquefied gas and the hazards and control measures associated with carrying liquefied gas on board tankers. The learner knows what is involved in the safe operation and monitoring of cargo on board a liquefied gas tanker. The learner is able to apply health a, safety and environmental precautions in working on liquefied gas tanker. The learner is able to perform and monitor safe liquefied gas tanker cargo operations in compliance with legislative requirements Entry Requirements: Those undertaking this training must have completed the Combined or Basic Training for Liquefied gas cargo operations, including Tanker fire fighting. Duration: 5 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: T003 Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical scenarios. Assessment at the end of the course.

18 Tanker Operations LICOS Gas Liquid Cargo Operating Simulator Gas Course Overview: Approved by Bureau Veritas, and meeting the recommendations detailed within the SIGTTO LNG competency standards, this course is intended for the training and practise of tanker personnel in the cargo handling and auxiliary control functions that would occur in the operational life of gas tankers. The simulator can be used within the framework of IMO model courses. Develop familiarisation and understanding of LNG transportation requirements Manage and operate safety systems and equipment Prepare and implement a detailed plan for the entire cargo cycle Monitor and review cargo operations Plan for and manage cargo operations under non-standard conditions Plan for and manage cargo operations under emergency conditions Ensure the integrity of cargo containment, cargo equipment and cargo related spaces Develop an awareness of the commercial aspects of LNG transportation Entry Requirements (SIGTTO): Valid Gas Tanker Endorsement & 3 months service on LNG Carriers. Duration: 5 Days Certifying Authority: Bureau Veritas Course Code: T004 Teaching and Assessment: The course will include a mix of training delivered on the liquid cargo handling simulator using the LNG Membrane ship model, and supplemented by additional course presentations to deliver the theoretical elements required by SIGTTO LNG competency standards. Delegates will be assessed throughout the course. There will be a final assessment where delegates are required to achieve a 70% pass mark.

19 Tanker Operations LICOS Oil Liquid Cargo Operating Simulator Oil Course Overview: Liquid cargo handling simulator courses (Oil) is intended for the training and practise of tanker personnel in the cargo handling and auxiliary control functions that would occur in the operational life of Suez Max Double Hull Tanker. This course meets the requirements of IMO model course 2.06, Oil Tanker Cargo and Ballast Handling course. Familiarisation with the equipment Familiarisation with the cargo system Cargo handling procedure training Refresher training for experienced cargo officers Training of normal and extreme stress situations under realistic cargo handling conditions Training of normal and emergency procedures within the entire cargo handling range Command and crew integration during complex cargo handling procedures Training completely independent of actual tanker and environmental conditions Entry Requirements: Tanker experience considered advantageous. Duration: 5 Days Certifying Authority: Bureau Veritas Course Code: T005 Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical scenarios. Assessment at the end of the course.

20 Marine Courses Maritime Resource Management Maritime Resource Management Course Overview: Good communication and coordination is essential in ensuring safe and efficient working shipboard practices. Aimed at deck and engineering officers, maritime pilots and shore based personnel, Maritime Resource Management explores themes of communication, leadership and compliance with operating procedures. Course content: Entry Requirements: Sea going experience Duration: 3 Days Certifying Authority: Swedish Club Academy Course Code: M001 Location: Training conducted at an approved with simulation Attitudes and Management skills Communication and Briefings Situation Awareness Cultural Awareness Authority and Assertiveness Challenge and Response Workload Management Styles Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical teaching, underpinned by real life reflections.

21 Marine Courses RYA Short Range Certficiate RYA Short Range Certificate Course Overview: Mandatory requirement for any voluntary VHF radio user. Ensure a working knowledge of maritime radio systems in situations such as distress, urgency or safety and routine working. Course content: Understand VHF radio operation and channel use Understand Distress, safety and urgency procedures Use of digital selective calling systems Use of Navtex, EPIRB and SART Entry Requirements: None required Duration: 8 hours Certifying Authority: RYA (On behalf of MCA) Course Code: M002 Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching with assessment at the end of the course.

22 Marine Courses Accident Investigation Accident Investigation Course Overview: It is essential for any employer that if an accident occurs, it is investigated in a thorough manner and the root cause is established. By following this process, employers can ensure effective preventative measures are implemented to prevent future recurrence. This course aims to provide delegates with a knowledge and understanding of the steps required to be taken to preserve the scene of an accident and carry out a thorough investigation into its root cause. It combines a theory session with practical exercises where-by trainees can develop skills in interviewing witnesses, gathering evidence and root cause analysis. Entry Requirements: There are no pre-requisites for this course. Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: Company or Client specification following industry guidelines Course Code: M003 Location: Training conducted at or requested remote onshore/offshore location It is recommended that the one day Risk Assessment course is completed in conjunction with the Accident Investigation Training. Course content: Accident Terminology Preserving the evidence at the accident scene Interviewing witnesses including interview techniques Practical exercises where participants investigate the accident Root cause analysis S.M.A.R.T. Corrective and Preventative Actions Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching scenarios. Assessment at the end of the course.

23 Marine Courses Risk Assessment Risk Assessment Course Overview: Management of risk is now a legal and industrial requirement across all manner of industries. We all have a duty to ensure we work in the safest way that we can. All reasonably foreseeable hazards have to be identified, the risk levels assessed and controls put in place in order to work safely. The aim is to enhance safety, protect life, health, the environment and property. This course offers an introduction to the risk management process and aims to provide candidates with the sufficient knowledge, understanding and skills to carry out a thorough risk assessment in their work place. Course content: Purpose and Principles Benefits of Risk Assessment Understanding of Terms Identification of Hazards How to Determine Risk Level Risk Categories Control Measures Performing a Risk Assessment Entry Requirements: This course is open to employees across a wide range of industries and can be combined with the Accident Investigation Training Course. Single seat bookings are not available for this course. Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: Company or Client specification following industry guidelines Course Code: M004 Location: Training conducted at or requested remote onshore/offshore location Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching scenarios. Assessment at the end of the course.

24 Marine Courses ISM Internal Auditor ISM Internal Auditor Course Overview: To provide delegates with an overview of the purpose and requirements of Integrated Management Systems as a tool for business management and improvement. To enable delegates to plan audits of management systems based on ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS and other similar standards, and enable delegates to learn about more in-depth issues and workings of an Integrated Management System. Training is split over 2 sessions focusing on ISM Code initially followed by Internal Auditor training. Entry Requirements: There are no pre-requisite for this course. Duration: 2 Days Certifying Authority: Bureau veritas Course Code: M005 Location: Training conducted at or requested remote onshore/offshore location Understand the purpose of internal audits. Understand how to plan and carry out audits of management systems Awareness of the ISO 9001, ISO and OHSAS standards Understanding of IMS issues Plan an IMS audit schedule Carry out IMS internal audits Teaching and Assessment: The course is set up in a mixture of taught sessions, case studies, discussions and practical exercises.delegates will be assessed continually throughout the course.

25 Marine Courses Training Course for Instructors IMO Model Course 6.09 Training Course for Instructors IMO Model Course 6.09 Course Overview: The course is designed to facilitate the delivery of a sound basis for training within the marine industry to STCW competence level. Techniques developed can be utilized in the development and presentation of all training programmes for Deck and Engineering programmes at various levels. Course content: Understand STCW competency based training terminology Plan an effective teaching environment Use a range of teaching methods Use a range of training aids Develop a timetable and lesson plan Design a course of study Evaluate teaching and learning Entry Requirements: Relevant Industry experience Duration: 5 days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: M006 Location: Training conducted at or requested remote onshore/offshore location Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical teaching and group activities, culminating with an individual lesson delivery.

26 Security & Safety Courses Proficiency in Security Awareness Proficiency in Security Awareness Course Overview: All seafarers employed or engaged in any capacity on ships required to comply with the ISPS code are required to undertake the Proficiency in Security Awareness course. Covers requirement STCW A-VI/6-1 Course content: Recognise security threats Understand the need for and methods of maintaining security awareness through heightened awareness. Basic knowledge enabling recognition of weapons, dangerous substances and devices. Entry Requirement: N/A Duration: Half Day Certifying Authoriy: MCA Course Code: SE001 Teaching and Assessment: This is a half day course with a practical and theoretical mixture giving candidates sufficient knowledge, understanding and skills enabling them to deal with security related issues on board ship. A cumulative multiple choice questionnaire.

27 Security & Safety Courses Shipboard Safety Officer Shipboard Safety Officer Course Overview: This course is intended for seafarers who are about to serve, or are already serving as either safety representatives or safety officers. Its aims are to ensure that the student is trained within the current legislative framework. Meets the requirements set out in the Merchant Shipping and Fishing Vessels (Health and Safety at Work) Regulations 1997 (SI 1997 No. 2962) (the Regulations) and the Code of Safe Working Practice for Merchant Seafarers (CoSWP). Entry Requirements: Candidates must be at least 18 years of age, have proof of 12 months Sea Time and knowledge of ship operations Duration: 3 Days Certifying Authority: MCA recognised course. Course Code: SE002 Understand the duties of the Shipboard Safety Officer Current Marine Safety Legislation The Role of Safety Committees Understand Safety Management Systems and relationship with the ISM Code. Investigation of accidents Understand the process and limitations of risk assessment Interviewing technique and collating of evidence Raising Onboard Safety Awareness Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching scenarios. Assessment at the end of the course.

28 Security & Safety Courses Proficiency in Designated Security Duties STCW Proficiency for Seafarers with Designated Security Duties Course Overview: Required by all crew who have a role within the Ship Security Plan (SSP). Covers requirement STCW A-VI/6-2 ISPS/SOLAS Overview, Criminal Techniques/ Hostile Reconnaissance, SSP Overview, Recognition of those posing a security threat, Search and Non-intrusive inspection, Security Equipment, Recognition of weapons and bombs, Information security, Crowd control techniques Entry Requirement: N/A Duration: One Day Certifying Authoriy: MCA Course Code: SE003 Teaching and Assessment: This is a one day course with a practical and theoretical mixture giving candidates sufficient knowledge, understanding and skills enabling them to deal with security related issues on board ship. A cumulative multiple choice questionnaire.

29 Security & Safety Courses Ship Security Officer STCW Proficiency for Ship Security Officer Course Overview: This training meets the requirements set out Section A-VI/5 of the STCW Code and relevant UK legislation and is based on the MCA / MNTB Ship Security Officer specifications. Designed to give delegates a full understanding of the Code, how to implement the Code and related legislation and maintain an effective security system for their operation. Co-ordinate implementation of the ship security plan with the company security officer and the port facility security officer Maintain and supervise implementation of the ship security plan Propose modifications to the ship security plan Undertake regular security inspections of ships Co-ordinate the security aspects of the handling of cargo and ship s stores Report to the company security officer any deficiencies and non-conformities Periodic reviews, security inspections and verification of compliance and implement any corrective actions Ensure that security equipment is operated, tested, calibrated and maintained (as appropriate) Encourage security awareness and vigilance on board Report on all security incidents course. Entry Requirement: Candidates should have either; 12 months sea service or appropriate sea service Duration: 3 Days Certifying Authoriy: MCA Course Code: SE004 Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching scenarios. Assessment at the end of the

30 Security & Safety Courses Company Security Officer STCW Proficiency for Company Security Officer Course Overview: Required by those who will fulfill the role of shore-based Company Security Officer ISPS/SOLAS Overview, The threat from international terrorism, international security framework, Piracy, security levels, Duties and responsibilities, Security administration, Ship/ Port interface, Criminal Techniques/Hostile Reconnaissance, Security communications, Ship Security Assessment, Approval/verification processes, Risk/threat/vulnerability, Recognition of those posing a security threat, Ship security plans, Search and Non-intrusive inspection, Security Equipment, Recognition of weapons and bombs, Emergencies planning, Contingency plans, Training and drills, Ship preparation BMP4, BIMCO RUF, Information security, Crowd control techniques Entry Requirements: There are no pre-requisite requirements for this course Duration: 4 Days Certifying Authoriy: MCA Course Code: SE005 Teaching and Assessment: Tutor led presentations, discussion and group exercises. Multi choice and free text knowledge check

31 Security & Safety Courses Crowd Management STCW Crowd Management on Passenger Ships Course Overview: This course is required for all crew with a responsibility for the Safety of passengers in emergency situations. The course is in compliance with STCW code Section A-V/2. Underpinning knowledge for dealing with crowds in emergencies Rules of crowd management and factors affecting human behavior in emergencies. Entry Requirement: No pre-requisites Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: Company or Client specification following industry guidelines Course Code: SE006 Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching scenarios.

32 Security & Safety Courses Crisis Management Crisis Management and Human Behaviour on Passenger Ships Course Overview: This course is required for all crew with a responsibility for the safety of passengers in emergency situations. The Knowledge, Understanding and Proficiency (KUP) requirements are covered as per STCW section A-V/2 paragraph 3. Crisis management Organise shipboard emergency procedures Optimise the use of resources Control response to emergencies Control passengers and other personnel during emergency situations Establish and maintain effective communications Entry Requirement: No pre-requisites Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SE007 Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching scenarios.

33 Security & Safety Courses Passenger Safety Passenger Safety, Cargo Safety and Hull Integrity for RoRo Passenger Ships Course Overview: The aim of the course is to give masters, chief mates, second engineer officers and persons assigned immediate responsibility for embarking and disembarking passengers, for loading, discharging or securing cargo or for closing hull openings on board ro-ro passenger ships, the training required by Regulation V/2 paragraph 4. Course content: Safe Loading and embarkation procedures Safe carriage of goods Securing cargoes, the use of cargo-securing equipment and materials Carry out stability and stress calculations Knowledge to open, close and secure hull openings How to monitor and maintain a Ro-Ro deck atmosphere Entry Requirement: Pre-requisites company specific Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SE008 Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching scenarios.

34 STCW Safety Courses Basic Safety STCW Basic Safety Course Overview: The Basic Safety Training courses can be provided individually or as a block booking. The courses below make up th eminimum safety familiarisation and basic training required for those intending to work onboard a vessel in accorance with section A-V/1 of the STCW Code. Course content: This 5 day course will include training encompassing all 4 STCW courses listed below. STCW Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention STCW Personal Survival Techniques STCW Elementary First Aid STCW Personal SAfety & Social Responsibilities Teaching and Assessment: The course has a combination of both theoretical and practical scenarios. Continuous assessment throughout the course. Entry Requirements: The learner must be at least 16 years of age to be issued with a certificate of Proficiency in Personal Survival Techniques. In exceptional circumstances where a learner is physically fit they may be able to complete the training course prior to his/her 16th birthday. In thi case we would request that candidates hold a UK ENG1 medical certificate or equivalent as an indicator of fitness. Parts of the course are of a physical nature. You will be required to complete a Medical Self Declaration Form prior to the start of the training. Duration: 5 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA001

35 STCW Safety Courses PSSR STCW Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities Course Overview: Required under Standards of Training Certification and Watch keeping (As per STCW A-VI/1-4) for Merchant Navy Seafarers for all new entrants to the Merchant Navy as part of the mandatory Basic Familiarisation Training. Course content: Basic induction training in safety procedures and accident prevention and familiarises novices with the employment conditions and working environment on board. Entry Requirements: N/A Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA002 Covering the following areas: Safe working practices Pollution prevention Shipboard duties & responsibilities Human relationships Emergency procedures Teaching and Assessment: Classroom-based course forms part of the mandatory basic safety training for crew. A cumulative multiple choice questionnaire.

36 STCW Safety Courses PST STCW Personal Survival Techniques Course Overview: The aim of the course is to provide seafarers with the necessary knowledge, understanding and proficiency to protect and maintain their own and others safety at sea in accordance with STCW A-VI/1-1. Course content: Main Types of Maritime Emergencies Survival Equipment used during a Maritime Emergency Principles of Survival during a Maritime Emergency Abandon Ship during a Maritime Emergency How to be able to survive in the water during a Maritime Emergency How to use a survival craft during a Maritime Emergency Entry Requirements: All candidates should be medically fit as the course does require physical activity. Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA003 Teaching and Assessment: The course will combine both practical and theoretical learning and skills.

37 STCW Safety Courses Updates PST STCW Updates Proficiency in Personal Survival Techniques Course Overview: This half day course is designed for seafarers who already hold an existing STCW Personal Survival Techniques certificate and are required to maintain proficiency as required in the STCW 2013 Manila Amendments. Teaching and Assessment: This course will involve time in the class room and pool facility and is supervised by fully qualified instructors making it suitable for non swimmers. Duration: Half Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA004 Entry Requirements: Proof of completing the Personal Survival techniques training or equivalent is required. Updating training should be undertaken in line with the following regulations: Seafarers who have six months or more sea service prior to 1 August 1998 and were exempt from basic safety courses Seafarers who have a certificate of Proficiency in Personal Survival techniques and who have maintained the required standard of competence by on board training and experience for all competences listed in the self declaration form. Delegates will be requested to provide a signed self eclaration form (contained within the MCA website) as pre-requisite to attending the reduced hours entry route of the MCA approved update course.

38 STCW Safety Courses Elementary First Aid Elementary First Aid Course Overview: Required under Standards of Training Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW A-VI/1-3) for Merchant Navy Seafarers for all new entrants to the Merchant Navy as part of the mandatory Basic Familiarisation Training. To give all persons intending to go to sea a basic knowledge of the immediate action to be taken upon encountering an accident or other medical emergency on board ship. Entry Requirements: N/A Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA005 Casualty assessment and resuscitation Treatment of bleeding, burns, shock Rescue and transportation of casualty Improvisation techniques Teaching and Assessment: A combination of theory and practical training for basic first aid and life-saving skills. Continuous assessment by observation and questioning of learning outcomes ending with a cumulative multiple choice questionnaire.

39 STCW Safety Courses Medical First Aid STCW Medical First Aid Course Overview: This training is intended for seafarers who are designated to provide medical first aid on board a ship, in accordance with section A-VI/4-1 of the STCW code. Awareness of basic incident management Protection of the team from hazards arising from the scene or cross infection Burns, scalds and smoke inhalation management Airway management and basic adjuncts The importance of accurate recording and reporting Environmental issues including drowning and rescue Effects and management of common offshore poisons CPR and defibrillation Haemorrhage control Head and Eye injury management Ongoing care and transportation issues The use of analgesia as appropriate Recognition and management of shock Initial management of minor injuries Initial management of acute medical conditions Entry Requirement: At least 16 Years of age Duration: 4 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA006 Teaching and Assessment: A combination of theory and practical training delivered and assessed by industry experienced instructors with a wealth of skills and knowledge.

40 STCW Safety Courses Medical Care on Board STCW Medical Care onboard Ship Course Overview: This training is intended for seafarers undertaking their Chief Mates Certificate of Competence and others who are designated to take charge of Medical Care onboard Ship, in accordance with STCW Section A-VI/4-2 Care of casualty Aspects of nursing Diseases Alcohol and drug abuse Dental Care Gynaecology, pregnancy and child birth Medical care of rescued persons Death at sea Hygiene Entry Requirements: At least 16 Years of age. A Proficiency in Medical First Aid On Board certificate, or a Proficiency in Medical Care On Board certificate or its update. Duration: 5 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA007 Teaching and Assessment: A combination of theory and practical training delivered and assessed by industry experienced instructors with a wealth of skills and knowledge.

41 STCW Safety Courses Medical Care on board Refresher STCW Medical Care onboard Ship Refresher Course Overview: This training is intended for seafarers undertaking their Chief Mates Certificate of Competence and others who are designated to take charge of Medical Care onboard Ship, in accordance with STCW Section A-VI/4-2 Care of casualty Aspects of nursing Diseases Alcohol and drug abuse Dental Care Gynaecology, pregnancy and child birth Medical care of rescued persons Death at sea Hygiene Entry Requirements: At least 16 Years of age. A Proficiency in Medical First Aid On Board certificate, or a Proficiency in Medical Care On Board certificate or its update. Duration: 5 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA008 Teaching and Assessment: A combination of theory and practical training delivered. Assessment at end of course.

42 STCW Safety Courses Fire Fighting & Fire Prevention STCW Fire Fighting & Fire Prevention Course Overview: This course is designed to give those seeking/requiring Certificates of Competence, able seafarers, UK watch ratings and others with specified survival duties onboard the essential education and training in fire prevention and fire fighting meeting the knowledge, understanding and proficiency set out in the STCW code. Fire theory Causes of ignition Onboard safety The conditions required for fire Methods to extinguish fire The spread of fire Classes of fire Carrying out the initial actions on discovering a fire Identifying the environment Correctly using portable and mobile fire extinguishers The use of hoses, nozzles and hose equipment Extinguishing different types of fires Testing and using BA equipment Entry Requirements: At least 16 Years of age. A Proficiency in Medical First Aid On Board certificate, or a Proficiency in Medical Care On Board certificate or its update. Duration: 5 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA009 Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture of training. Assesment at end of course

43 STCW Safety Courses Updated Fire Fighting & Fire Prevention STCW Updated Proficiency in Fire Fighting & Fire Prevention Course Overview: Section A-VI/1 of the STCW Code (paragraph 3) states that Seafarers qualified in accordance with paragraph 2 in basic training shall be required, every 5 years, to provide evidence of having maintained and required standard of competence, to undertake the tasks duties and responsibilities listed in column 1 of table A VI/1-2. This course will involve practical and theoretical training which will give those seeking an updated STCW Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention training certification as per the guidance set out in the STCW code. This course will involve the use of hoses, extinguishers and BA sets. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture of training. Assesment at end of course Entry Requirements: Proof of completing the FFFP course or equivalent is required. Candidates will also be asked to complete a Medical Self declaration form to prove their fitness prior to completion of training. Updating training is required to be undertaken in line with regulations for seafarers who: Have six months or more sea service prior to 1 August 1998 and were exempt from basic safety courses Seafarers who have a certificate of Proficiency in Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA010

44 STCW Safety Courses Advanced Fire Fighting STCW Advanced Fire Fighting Course Overview: This advanced course is designed for those designated to control fire fighting operations onboard with particular attention paid to organisation, tactics and command. The course will involve both practical and theory training. Fire fighting procedures at sea and in port The use of water for fire fighting and the effect on ship stability Communication and team work during fire fighting operations Control of ventilation, fuel and electrical systems Fire precautions and hazards Management of injured persons Procedures for coordination with shore based fire fighters Actions taken to control fire The order of priority Transmission of information Personal safety Entry Requirements: Candidates must be fit and able to complete all aspects of training. This course is physically demanding and candidates will be required to complete a medical declaration prior to course commencement. Duration: 4 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA011 Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture of training. Assesment at end of course

45 STCW Safety Courses Updated Advanced Fire Fighting 1 STCW Updated Proficiency in Advanced Fire Fighting Route 1 Course Overview: This course covers Section A-VI/3 of the STCW Code (paragraph 5) which states that Seafarers qualified in accordance with paragraph 4 in advanced fire fighting shall be required, every five years, to provide evidence of having maintained the required standard of competence, to undertake the tasks, duties and responsibilities listed in column 1 of Table A VI/3. Please note, there are 2 routes for this advanced training: Route 1 (detailed on this page) can be taken by seafarers who hold an Advanced Fire Fighting Certificate and who have maintained the required standard of competence by onboard training and experience, for all competencies listed in the selfdeclaration form. Route 2 (see directory) - is available to seafarers holding an Advanced Fire Fighting Certificate (or equivalent) but who have not completed the required updating training onboard ship. Entry Requirements: Proof of completion of the Advanced Fire Fighting training or equivalent is required. Delegates will be rquired to provide a signed self-declaration form (contained within the MCA website) as pre-requisite to attending the reduced hours entry route of the MCA approved update course, stating that they have obtained a previous Advanced Fire Fighting certificate and have maintained the required standard of competence through onboard training and experience for all competences listed in the self-declaration form. Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA012 Controlling fire operations onboard ship Organisation and training of fire parties Inspection and servicing of fire detection and extinguishing systems and equipment Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture of training. Assesment at end of course

46 STCW Safety Courses Updated Advanced Fire Fighting 2 STCW Updated Proficiency in Advanced Fire Fighting Route 2 Course Overview: This course covers Section A-VI/3 of the STCW Code (paragraph 5) which states that Seafarers qualified in accordance with paragraph 4 in advanced fire fighting shall be required, every five years, to provide evidence of having maintained the required standard of competence, to undertake the tasks, duties and responsibilities listed in column 1 of Table A VI/3. Please note, there are 2 routes for this advanced training: Route 1 (see directory) can be taken by seafarers who hold an Advanced Fire Fighting Certificate and who have maintained the required standard of competence by onboard training and experience, for all competencies listed in the self-declaration form. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture of training. Assesment at end of course Entry Requirements: Proof of completion of the Advanced Fire Fighting training or equivalent is required. Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA013 Route 2 (detailed on this page - is available to seafarers holding an Advanced Fire Fighting Certificate (or equivalent) but who have not completed the required updating training onboard ship. By the end of this course, candidates will be able to: Control fire fighting operations onboard ship Organise and control fire fighting parties Inspect and service fire detection and extinguishing systems and equipment Investigate and compile reports on incidents involving fire

47 STCW Safety Courses Entry into Enclosed Spaces Entry into Enclosed Spaces Course Overview: This training is designed in accordance with MNTB guidelines. The training is required to meet the requirements set out in the Merchant Shipping (Entry into Dangerous Spaces) Regulations 1988 (SI 1988 No.1638) (the regulations), IMO Resolution A.864 (20) Recommendations for entering enclosed spaces aboard ships (adopted on 27 November 1997) and the Code of Safe Working Practices for Merchant Seamen (COSWP). Entry Requirements: There are no formal entry requirements for this course Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: Course Code: SA014 Location: Training conducted at an approved with simulation Recognising a potentially dangerous enclosed space Complete a typical enclosed space entry Permit to Work Carry out safe testing of an atmosphere prior to the entry Use typical industry test equipment including knowledge of its maintenance & testing/ calibration requirements Carry out a safe enclosed space entry Carry out a rescue from an enclosed space Carry out safety attendant role Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide practical training

48 STCW Safety Courses Tanker Fire Fighting STCW Tanker Fire Fighting Course Overview: The course is designed to give Seafarers the essential education and training in fire fighting and operations onboard tankers (oil, chemical, liquefied gas) meeting the knowledge, understanding and proficiency (KUP) requirements set out in Tables A-V/1-1-1 and A/V/1-2-1 in for oil and chemical tankers and liquefied gas tanker cargo. On completion of the training the candidate will be able to carry out fire fighting operations onboard tankers. They will be able to describe the typical tanker fire response and fire fighting organisation and procedures Identify the special hazards associated with cargo handling and transportation of hazardous and noxious liquids and liquefied gases in bulk Carry out the initial actions on discovering a fire Describe the correct fire fighting agents used to extinguish oil, chemical and liquefied gas fires Describe the use of fixed deck fire fighting equipment including dry powder installation Demonstrate and use portable fire fighting foam equipment Describe spill containment in relation to fire fighting operations Entry Requirements: Those undertaking this training must have completed Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention course or be in th eprocess of completing it or similar training acceptable to the MCA. Learners must be fit to participate in the physically demanding aspects of the training - we may consider asking for proof of an up to date ENG 1 medical in order to prove candidate fitness Duration: Half Day Course Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA015 Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide practical training.

49 STCW Safety Courses Refresher Route 1 STCW Refresher Training Route 1 (block) Course Overview: The STCW Convention has been amended by the 2010 Manila Amendments which contains new training requirements. Seafarers are required to provide evidence of having maintained the required standard of competence every 5 years in order to undertake their tasks, duties and responsibilities regarding emergency, occupational safety and survival functions. If you are serving onboard a ship and are qualified in any of the following you are required as of the 1st January 2017 to have documentary evidence of either completing the training course or updating trainig within the last 5 years. This course enables all seafarers who can complete the necessary self-certification paperwork to complete Route 1 of the required Refresher training over a 4 day block. This course will include: Updated Proficiency in Personal Survival Techniques Updated proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats Updated proficiency in Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention Updated Proficiency in Advanced Fire Fighting Entry Requirements: Seafarers must be able to provide evidence of having previously completed their basic training or equivalent. Delegates will be requested to provide a signed self declaration form (contained within the MCA website) as pre-requisite to attending the reduced hours entry route of the MCA approved update courses. Should you have any questions as to the validity of your certification please do not hesitate to contact us. This route should only be taken by delegates who are able to complete the self declaration form (contained within the MCA website) relating to ongoing onboard ship training. Please contact us by telephone if you require further clarification before booking. Duration: 4 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA016 Teaching and Assessment: This course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching with assessment at the end of the course.

50 STCW Safety Courses Refresher Route 2 STCW Refresher Training Route 2 (block) Course Overview: The STCW Convention has been amended by the 2010 Manila Amendments which contains new training requirements. Seafarers are required to provide evidence of having maintained the required standard of competence every 5 years in order to undertake their tasks, duties and responsibilities regarding emergency, occupational safety and survival functions. If you are serving onboard a ship and are qualified in any of the following you are required as of the 1st January 2017 to have documentary evidence of either completing the training course or updating trainig within the last 5 years. This course enables all seafarers to complete Route 2 of the required Refresher training over a 4 day block. This course will include: Updated Proficiency in Personal Survival Techniques Updated proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats Updated proficiency in Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention Updated Proficiency in Advanced Fire Fighting Entry Requirements: Seafarers must be able to provide evidence of having previously completed their basic training or equivalent. Should you have any questions as to the validity of your certification please do not hesitate to contact us. STCW Refresher Training Route 2 should be undertaken by delegates who are unable to complete self-certificates (contained within the MCA website) relating to ongoing training. Delegates who have not completed onboard ship training are required to complete 4 full days of shore based training rather than the Route 1, 3 half days and 1 full day (FFFP). Please contact us by telephone if you require further clarification before booking. Duration: 4 Days Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA017 Teaching and Assessment: This course has a combination of both theoretical and practical teaching with assessment at the end of the course.

51 STCW Safety Courses Updated Survival Craft & Rescue Boats Route 1 STCW Updated Certificate of Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats Route 1 Course Overview: Seafarers holding an existing PSCRB qualification are required to complete this updated proficiency training course every five years to maintain proficiency under the STCW 2010 Manila Amendments (STCW Section A-VI/2) Please note, there are 2 routes for this advanced training: Route 1 - (Detailed on this page) comprises of theory and practical sessions, where candidates are required to be fit enough to undertake practical drills in handling inflatable rescue boats, life boats and life rafts. Route 2 - (See Training Directory) comprises of theory and practical sessions, where candidates are required to be fit enough to undertake practical drills in handling inflatable rescue boats, life boats and life rafts. Entry Requirements: Proof of completing PSCRB training or equivalent is required. Delegates will be required to provide a signed self-declaration form (contained within the MCA website) as pre-requisite to attending the reduced hours entry route of the MCA approved update course, stating that they have obtained a previous PSCRB (or equivalent) certificate and have maintained the required standard of competence through on board training and experience for all competencies listed in the self declaration form. Duration: Half Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA018 Candidates are required to be fit enough to undertake practical drills in handling inflatable rescue boats, life boats and life rafts. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture of training. Assessment at the end of the course.

52 STCW Safety Courses Updated Survival Craft & Rescue Boats Route 2 STCW Updated Certificate of Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats Route 2 Course Overview: Seafarers holding an existing PSCRB qualification are required to complete this updated proficiency training course every five years to maintain proficiency under the STCW 2010 Manila Amendments (STCW Section A-VI/2) Please note, there are 2 routes for this advanced training: Route 1 - (See Directory) comprises of theory and practical sessions, where candidates are required to be fit enough to undertake practical drills in handling inflatable rescue boats, life boats and life rafts. Route 2 - (Detail on this page) comprises of theory and practical sessions, where candidates are required to be fit enough to undertake practical drills in handling inflatable rescue boats, life boats and life rafts. Entry Requirements: Proof of completing PSCRB training or equivalent is required. Delegates will be required to provide a signed self-declaration form (contained within the MCA website) as pre-requisite to attending the reduced hours entry route of the MCA approved update course, stating that they have obtained a previous PSCRB (or equivalent) certificate and have maintained the required standard of competence through on board training and experience for all competencies listed in the self declaration form. Duration: Half Day Certifying Authority: MCA Course Code: SA019 Candidates are required to be fit enough to undertake practical drills in handling inflatable rescue boats, life boats and life rafts. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture of training. Assessment at the end of the course.

53 Oil and Gas BOSIET Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training Course Overview: The aim of the BOSIET is to introduce delegates to the specific safety issues and regimes relevant to offshore installations, and to equip them with the basic emergency response knowledge and skills for travelling to and from offshore installations by helicopter. The objectives of the BOSIET are that delegates will be able to: Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture Entry Requirements: Not applicable Duration: 3 Days Certifying Authority: OPITO Identify the generic hazards which are specific to offshore oil and gas installations, potential risks associated with those hazards, and how controls are put in place to eliminate or reduce risks. Identify key offshore related safety regulations and explain the basic safety management concepts Demonstrate that they can use the safety equipment, and follow procedures in preparing for, and during helicopter emergencies with particular focus on escaping from a helicopter following ditching Demonstrate sea survival and first aid techniques Demonstrate that they can effectively use basic firefighting equipment, and practise self-rescue techniques in low visibility situations, to include smoke filled areas.

54 Oil and Gas BOSIET with CA-EBS BOSIET with Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) Course Overview: The OPITO-approved BOSIET (Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training) with Compressed Air Breathing System (CA-EBS) course provides the delegate with a range of knowledge and skills relevant to travelling offshore by helicopter and working offshore, including safety induction, fire safety and basic firefighting; first aid; using a CA-EBS; helicopter safety and escape; and survival at sea. This OPITO Standard has been developed specifically to meet Aviation Regulation requirements in the UK. The objectives of the BOSIET (with CA-EBS) Training are that delegates will be able to: techniques Demonstrate that they can effectively use basic firefighting equipment, and practise self-rescue techniques in low visibility situations, to include smoke filled areas. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture Entry Requirements: Not applicable Duration: 3 Days Certifying Authority: OPITO Identify the generic hazards which are specific to offshore oil and gas installations, potential risks associated with those hazards, and how controls are put in place to eliminate or reduce risks Identify key offshore related safety regulations and explain the basic safety management concepts Demonstrate, in a simulated environment, that they can use the safety equipment, and follow procedures in preparing for, and during helicopter emergencies with particular focus on escaping from a helicopter following ditching Demonstrate sea survival and first aid

55 Oil and Gas FOET Further Offshore Emergency Training Course Overview: The FOET programme is designed to meet the further offshore safety and emergency response training requirements for personnel working in the offshore oil and gas industry. Delegates have the opportunity to practice and demonstrate emergency response skills which are not possible to practice during drills, exercises and emergency offshore training. Entry Requirements: Delegates must have a valid (in-date) OPITO approved BOSIET or TBOSIET, or FOET or TFOET certificate Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: OPITO The objectives of the FOET are that delegates will be able to: Demonstrate, in a simulated environment, that they can use the safety equipment and follow procedures in preparing for and during helicopter emergencies with particular focus on escaping from a helicopter following ditching. Demonstrate that they can use basic firefighting equipment effectively, and use self-rescue techniques in low visibility and completely obscured visibility situations e.g. smoke filled areas. Demonstrate that they can perform basic first aid. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture

56 Oil and Gas FOET with CA - EBS FOET with Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) Course Overview: The aim of the FOET (with CA- EBS) is to provide the delegates with the opportunity to practise and demonstrate emergency response skills which are not possible to practise during drills, exercises and emergency training offshore. The objectives of the FOET are that delegates will be able to: Demonstrate, in a simulated environment, that they can use the safety equipment and follow procedures in preparing for and during helicopter emergencies with particular focus on escaping from a helicopter following ditching. Entry Requirements: The FOET (with CA-EBS) is open to persons who have a valid (in-date) OPITOapproved BOSIET (with CA-EBS), BOSIET, TBOSIET, FOET (with CA-EBS), FOET or TFOET certificate. Duration: Contact us for detail Certifying Authority: OPITO Demonstrate that they can use basic firefighting equipment effectively, and use self-rescue techniques in low visibility and completely obscured visibility situations e.g. smoke filled areas. Demonstrate that they can perform basic first aid. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture

57 Oil and Gas HUET Helicopter Underwater Escape Training Course Overview: This programme is designed for oil and gas personnel travelling to oil and gas installations/facilities via helicopter. It will prepare delegates travelling via helicopter with the specific training in pre-flight and in-flight requirements, basic emergency response knowledge and skills required in the event of an emergency with specific focus on escaping the helicopter following ditching Entry Requirements: None Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: OPITO The objectives of the HUET Training are that delegates will be able to: Demonstrate, in a simulated environment, that they can use the safety equipment, and follow procedures in preparing for, and during helicopter emergencies with particular focus on escaping from a helicopter following ditching Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide a practical assessment

58 Oil and Gas HUET CA -EBS HUET with Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System Course Overview: The aim of the HUET (with CA-EBS) programme is to prepare delegates that intend to travel to and from offshore oil and gas installations and vessels by helicopter by providing specific training in pre-flight and in-flight requirements and to equip delegates with the basic emergency response knowledge and skills required in the event of a helicopter emergency with specific focus on escaping from a helicopter following ditching. Entry Requirements: None Duration: 1 Day Certifying Authority: OPITO The objectives of the HUET (with CA-EBS) Training are that delegates will be able to: Demonstrate, in a simulated environment, that they can use the safety equipment, and follow procedures in preparing for, and during helicopter emergencies with particular focus on escaping from a helicopter following ditching Target Audience: The target group is personnel travelling to oil and gas installations/facilities via helicopter supplied with a Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide a practical assessment

59 Oil and Gas MIST Minimum Industry Safety Training Standard Course Overview: The aim of the MIST programme is to introduce delegates to the key safety elements required by all employees working in the oil and gas industry. It also ensures the knowledge and understanding of these basic safety elements are maintained and current amongst the existing workforce. This introductory safety training programme is designed to introduce the fundamental safety elements of the offshore oil and gas industry to new starts, giving an appreciation of the potential hazards and controls that might be encountered by personnel offshore. Entry Requirements: None Duration: 2 Days Certifying Authority: OPITO The objectives of the MIST are that delegates will be able to explain / demonstrate understanding of: Major Accident Hazards in the offshore industry Workplace Hazards and Personal Safety Risk Management Control of Work Helicopter Safety Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture

60 Oil and Gas OERTM (Coming Soon) Offshore Emergency Response Team Member Course Overview: The aim and objectives of the OERTM Initial Training Programme are to equip the delegate with the necessary knowledge, understanding and skills to perform the role of Offshore Emergency Response Team Member effectively. Use safe working practices and site-specific procedures Select and use portable fire fighting equipment. Select, operate and flush foam firefighting equipment. Coming Soon The Offshore Emergency Response Team Member training programme is for personnel who are appointed to, or to be appointed to, the role of an Offshore Emergency Response Team Member Define the role and explain the key responsibilities of the Emergency Response Team Member. Explain the purpose of offshore emergency response arrangements Explain the purpose of offshore emergency response procedures. Identify hazards and risk mitigation associated with typical offshore fire and non-fire incidents. Explain the purpose of fixed fire systems offshore. Understand the performance capability and limitations of typical fixed systems offshore. Extinguish a fire and secure an area. Conduct breathing apparatus operations in accordance with OERTL directions and safe practices. Conduct effective search and rescue for missing persons and casualties during the emergency Demonstrate correct casualty handling and recovery techniques. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture Entry Requirements: Delegates must hold a valid BOSIET, FOET, T-BOSIET or T-FOET certificate. Duration: 4 Days Certifying Authority: Internationally recognised industry standard. Identify the emergency response PPE requirements for the OERTM. Under directions from the OERTL: approach the incident area in a controlled manner continually assessing how the changes in the emergency could impact on the safety of other OER team members. Respond appropriately to OERTL direction in emergencies

61 Oil and Gas FOERTM (Coming Soon) Further Offshore Emergency Response Team Member Coming Soon Course Overview: The target group for the OERTM Further Training are existing offshore emergency team members that are required to revalidate their OPITO OERTM certification by completing training scenarios which they are unable to undertake offshore. provide both a practical and theoretical mixture Entry Requirements: Delegates must posess any one of the following. A valid OPITO Offshore Emergency Response Team Member certificate A valid OPITO OERM Further Training certificate The Further Offshore Emergency Response Team Member training programme is for personnel who are appointed to the role of an Offshore Emergency Response Team Member. Entering and working in the fire incident area using safe working practices and site-specific procedures Duration: 1.5 Days Certifying Authority: Internationally recognised industry standard. Locating and recovering casualties Appropriate selection and use portable fire fighting equipment to extinguish fires Extinguishing a fire and/or securing an area Conducting breathing apparatus operations during incidents Responding to a confined space incident. Responding to an incident involving personnel working at height Maintaining effective communications techniques. Teaching and Assessment: The course will

62 Oil and Gas OERTL (Coming Soon) Offshore Emergency Response Team Leader Coming Soon Course Overview: The aim and objectives of the OERTL Initial Training Programme are to equip the delegate with the necessary knowledge, understanding and skills to perform the role of Offshore Emergency Response Team Leader effectively. Define the role, the key responsibilities and the main priorities of the Emergency Response Team Leader. Explain the purpose of OER arrangements and procedures. Identify the typical elements of emergency response planning. Identify the emergency response PPE requirements for the OERTL and the OERTM. Explain the purpose of setting priorities and objectives in response to an incident. Explain the importance of monitoring environmental conditions during an incident. Explain the importance of monitoring human factors during an incident. Explain the reason for dynamic risk assessment during an emergency response Delegate tasks to the OERT effectively. Communicate effectively with relevant emergency response personnel. Give clear and concise instructions to the OERT members during the emergency. Lead the OERT in a clear and confident manner. When safe to do so, direct the OERT members into the incident area continually assessing how the changes in the emergency could impact on the safety of the OERT members. Conduct dynamic risk assessments throughout the incident. Look for and respond accordingly to signs of stress in individual ERT members during the emergency. Effectively monitor breathing apparatus (BA) control. Lead the OERT during non-fire incidents effectively. Lead the OERT during firefighting operations effectively. Conduct missing persons and casualty management effectively during the emergency. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture Entry Requirements: Delegates must hold a valid OPITO Offshore Emergency response Team Member certificate. Duration: 3 Days Certifying Authority: Internationally recognised industry standard.

63 Oil and Gas FOERTL (Coming Soon) Further Offshore Emergency Response Team Leader Coming Soon Course Overview: The target group for the OERTL Further Training are existing offshore emergency team leaders that are required to revalidate their OPITO OERTL certification by completing training scenarios which they are unable undertake offshore. Entry Requirements: Delegates must hold a valid OPITO Offshore Emergency response Team Member certificate. Duration: 1.5 Days Certifying Authority: Internationally recognised industry standard. The Further Offshore Emergency Response Team Leader training programme is for personnel who are appointed to the role of an Offshore Emergency Response Team Leader. The aim and objectives of the OERTL Further Training Programme are to allow Offshore Emergency Response Team Leader delegates to practise and be assessed on live fire exercises which they would not be able to conduct in the workplace. Maintaining relevant communications Effectively directing the team s duties and tasks during emergency response exercise Monitoring the team s progress, evaluating, adjusting and communicating the response plan Briefing and debriefing the team at appropriate points Monitoring stress in team members On completion of the exercises, confirming and checking that the emergency situation is under control and ER team and relevant personnel are accounted for. Teaching and Assessment: The course will provide both a practical and theoretical mixture