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This JRC 701B / 901B /2000 Course provides the trainees with specific knowledge of functionality and effective use of the ECDIS. The course is concluded with a compulsory test and if passed the certificate is issued. The certificate confirms and proves the successful completion of the type specific ECDIS course.

This JRC JAN-7201/9201 Course provides the trainees with specific knowledge of functionality and effective use of the ECDIS. The course is concluded with a compulsory test and if passed the certificate is issued. The certificate confirms and proves the successful completion of the type specific ECDIS course.

This course is intended to enhance the participant's understanding of the Navigational and VDR audit requirements of ISM Code Part A-3 Company responsibilities and authority, USCG Safety Alert 12-16 and TMSA Element 5 Navigational Safety.

This course is intended to provide participants with an understanding of SIRE inspections for tanker vessels and to assist shipowning and ship management companies.

RightShip Inspections have been developed to assess the quality of a ship by verifying crew familiarity and compliance with statutory and safety requirements as well as industry recommendations and best practices.

Cyber security comprises technologies, processes, and controls that are designed to protect systems, networks, and data from cyber-attacks. Effective cyber security reduces the risk of cyber-attacks, and protects organizations and individuals from the unauthorized exploitation of systems, networks, and technologies.

CERTIFIED BY MCA This fully online STCW ISPS Proficiency in Security Awareness (PSA) Course for the Commercial Cargo & Ferry Sectors provides the necessary Knowledge, Understanding and Proficiency (KUP) as detailed under the Learning Outcomes set by the Merchant Navy Training Board for ship’s crew who do not possess Designated Security Duties.

CERTIFIED BY MCA This fully online STCW ISPS Proficiency in Designated Security Duties (PDSD) Course for the Commercial Cargo & Ferry Sectors, also referred to as Vessel Personnel with Designated Security Duties (VPDSD), explores the role and responsibilities of personnel onboard ship who have designated security duties, and assists in the development of the their ability to carry out all their security responsibilities.

CERTIFIED BY MCA This fully online STCW ISPS Proficiency as Ship Security Officer (SSO) Course for the Commercial Shipping Sector explores the role and responsibilities of persons onboard ship who are fulfilling the role of the Ship Security Officer, and assists in the development of the their ability to carry out all their security responsibilities.

This newly updated course aims to provide ports and port facilities with a consistent, cost-efficient and effective means of providing necessary instruction in security awareness to their staff, contractors and port personnel. Under the duty of care, it is the responsibility of port owners and operators to ensure that proficient security-related training has been provided, and that all personnel can effectively assist in the mitigation of the risk of a security-related incident.

This course is designed to provide the user, who is at any level in the company or on board ship, with a firm grounding in Maritime Cyber Security issues, and to provide seafarers the basic knowledge and training to enable them to safeguard on board equipment vulnerable to cyber security threats as well as to introduce measures within the shipboard safety management system (SMS) to ensure that vessels are operationally resilient to cyber risks.

The course provides a practical approach to auditing and the responsibilities of Company Security Officer uses interactive case studies to enhance understanding and based on IMO Model Course 3.20.

This training course aims to provide knowledge and appropriate skills to those who may be designated to perform the duties and responsibilities of as Ship Security Officer (SSO),as defined in section A/2 1.6 and section A/12.1-2 of the ISPS Code and in particular the duties and responsibilities with respect to the security of a ship,for implementing and maintaining a ship security plan and for liaising with the Company Security Officer(CSO) and Port Facility Security Officers (PFSOs),based on IMO model 3.19

This course is intended to provide participants with the tools needed to carry out an International Safety Management (ISM) and International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) internal audit for a company, ship or facility, and explains step by step the onboard verification process from the MLC internal inspector’s perspective together with reference to procedures for such application.

This course is intended to provide participants with an understanding of the structure and terms of the ISO 9001/14001/45001 standard. The course also reviews techniques used in internal auditing for integrity enhancement and continual improvement.

This course is intended to provide participants with an understanding of the requirements for successfully completing Port State Control inspections. The course aims to enhance awareness and preparedness for PSC Inspections and help achieve compliance with the requirements regarding safety and pollution prevention.

This course is intended to provide Participants understanding the maintenance and repair and how to properly inspect the tank conditions.

To meet the increasing power demands of a vessel’s equipment, High Voltage (HV) systems are used. The typical voltages of marine HV systems are 3.3 KV and 6.6 KV. For safety reasons, all personnel involved with HV systems should be familiar with the procedures for handling, installing and testing such systems.

The following subjects will be covered in this course: Know what is the FRAMO cargo pump systems. Identify the different operations and functions of the Framo cargo pump system on board ship. Correct operation during discharging, stripping, tank washing and cargo heating. Maintenance of the main components in the system.

This course is intended to address the management of change requirements of the ISM Code (3-Company responsibilities and authority), TMSA (Element 7 - Management of Change), ISO 9001 (Management Responsibility) and ISPS Code (Part A/11-Company Security Officer).