BASIC INCIDENT REPORTING AWARENESS
Course Code
OGS 106
Category
Safety & Security
Scope
Safety & Security
Duration
1 day
Status
ACTIVE
Competency
Ability to report incidents accurately and timely.
Target Audience
All employees.
Course Overview
This course provides essential training on basic incident reporting awareness for all employees. It is designed to ensure that all personnel understand the importance of reporting incidents, near-misses, and hazards. The program covers the principles of incident reporting, including what to report, when to report, and how to report. Participants will learn how to complete incident report forms accurately and contribute to a positive safety culture. The program is aligned with ISM Code, SOLAS Chapter XI-1, MARPOL, MLC 2006, IMO Casualty Investigation Code and Flag State reporting requirements, and their application to basic incident reporting awareness is examined throughout. The program equips participants to understand the importance of incident reporting, identify what constitutes a reportable incident, complete incident report forms accurately, report incidents in a timely manner and contribute to a positive safety culture. It prepares all employees to report incidents accurately and timely.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the importance of incident reporting.
- Identify what constitutes a reportable incident.
- Complete incident report forms accurately.
- Report incidents in a timely manner.
- Contribute to a positive safety culture.
Daily Topics
Day 1: Incident Reporting – Importance, Reportable incidents, Report forms, Safety culture; ISM Code Section 9, SOLAS Chapter XI-1, MARPOL pollution reporting, MLC 2006, IMO Casualty Investigation Code, Flag State and Port State Control reporting.
References
ISM Code (accident reporting, Section 9), SOLAS Chapter XI-1 (casualty reporting), MARPOL (pollution incident reporting), MLC 2006 (occupational accident reporting), IMO Casualty Investigation Code, Flag State reporting requirements, Port State Control reporting.
Upcoming Course Dates
November 4 – November 4, 2027