MARITIME SAFETY & EMERGENCY RESPONSE

This extensive course provides integrated training in Maritime Safety & Emergency Response, combining critical elements of personal survival, fire prevention, emergency procedures, and immediate medical care. It is designed for all personnel working in the maritime environment, equipping them with the comprehensive knowledge, ability, and practical skills to prevent accidents, mitigate hazards, and respond effectively to a wide range of onboard emergencies. The program covers mandatory STCW competencies alongside advanced emergency scenarios, including firefighting, pollution control, flooding response, and Medivac procedures, ensuring participants are fully prepared for any unforeseen event at sea.

• Understand the principles of risk assessment and hazard identification specific to maritime operations.
• Apply fire prevention and advanced firefighting techniques, including the use of various extinguishing agents and breathing apparatus.
• Implement effective procedures for containing and controlling flooding incidents.
• Respond efficiently to marine pollution spills, utilizing containment and cleanup protocols.
• Perform Medivac (Medical Evacuation) procedures, including initial assessment, stabilization, and preparation for evacuation of sick or injured persons.
• Demonstrate personal survival techniques in various abandonment scenarios, including the use of life-saving appliances.
• Master the use of shipboard life-saving appliances and emergency communication equipment.
• Execute shipboard emergency plans and procedures.

SOLAS (Chapters III and VII), STCW Convention (basic and advanced safety training), ISM Code (emergency preparedness, Section 8), MARPOL (pollution emergency response), OPRC Convention (oil pollution preparedness), SAR Convention (search and rescue), MLC 2006 (health and safety protection), COSWP (emergency procedures), IMO FSS Code, IMO FTP Code, IMO International Medical Guide for Ships, WHO International Medical Guide for Ships.