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This course prepares the seafarers in dealing with Port State Control Authorities by learning to; how ships are being targeted for inspection, anticipate deficiencies which are more likely lead to a detention, guidance on the conduct of PSC inspection, and outline typical actions when detainable deficiency is identified.

1 - Day

This course is intended for officers onboard and to all personnel responsible for marine accident prevention and investigation. It includes the collection of evidence, timeline analysis, root cause analysis and recommendations of initial and corrective actions.

1 - Day

This course familiarize the participants with the key principles of risk assessment and learn how to implement risk management procedures in a maritime organization and to understand the main aspects of incident investigation, root cause analysis and different exposures in relation to those risks.

1 - Day

The seafarers will understand the cultural influences onboard their ships and identify cultural differences in their workplace. They should be able to manage and reconcile these differences in order to conduct a harmonious relationship onboard and to the offices ashore.

2 - days

Seafarers will be guided on media response planning and execution during a marine emergency. It provides you with effective techniques for dealing with the incident itself, and internal and external communications including with the media and other important stakeholders.

1 - Day

What is Behavior Based Safety? Behavior based safety (BBS) is a proactive approach on increasing safe behavior in an area. BBS focuses on reducing hazards, risks, and incidents by observing the behavior of a person and determining what follows when this behavior occurs.

International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers

Protection and Indemnity (P&I) is a type of insurance that shipowners purchase to cover the potentially huge costs of any harm they accidentally cause to people, property and the environment.

This course is intended for supercargoes, cargo superintendents, ship officers and vessel managers of heavy lift and multi-purpose vessels. The participants will be able to learn heavy lift methods and securing calculations.

2 -Days

Seafarers and office personnels will learn the principles and key practical aspects of effective maritime cyber security risk management. It provides a key starting point to understand the impact of cyber security safety and cyber security risk management.

1 - Day

Strategies for managing your mental health include prescription drugs for mental health disorders, seeking mental health therapy or making lifestyle changes. If you have a mental or behavioral health condition, using all three strategies is the most effective way to manage symptoms.

RightShip dry inspections evaluate a ship's condition, quality and the effectiveness of Safety Management System (SMS) implementation, adoption of industry recommendations and best practices, and the health and well-being of seafarers onboard.

Enclosed space means a space which has any of the following characteristics: Limited openings for entry and exit; Inadequate ventilation; and. Is not designed for continuous occupancy.

Before closing the hatch covers, ensure that the hatch coamings and double drainage channels are swept clean of any cargo debris. This will ensure that the coaming drain non-return valve remains clear and free as well as ensuring that no damage occurs to either the hatch cover rubber packing or the compression bar.

Our Marine Safety Officers aim to keep our water ways safe by ensuring boaters have the correct safety equipment. They can conduct a vessel safety check by intercepting your boat on the water or when launching.

This guide covers some of the fundamentals of shipping, including key players, terminology, documentation, incoterms, and how they can not only affect the shipment but also seriously affect your markup

Participants will learn different organizations in maritime, their functions, relationships and operational procedures. This will guide new seafarers with their new career in joining their desired companies on entry level positions.

2 - Days

This course covers the Ballast Water Management Convention (BWMC), ballast water treatment systems, operational procedures, record-keeping requirements, and compliance with international and regional regulations for ballast water management.

This comprehensive course covers all annexes of MARPOL Convention, pollution prevention requirements, operational compliance, record-keeping, waste management, and best practices for environmental protection in maritime operations.

This course covers the AFS Convention (International Convention on the Control of Harmful Anti-fouling Systems), hull coating systems, inspection requirements, compliance procedures, and environmental impact of anti-fouling systems.

This course covers comprehensive voyage planning procedures from berth to berth, including passage planning, navigational assessments, regulatory compliance, bridge resource management, and passage plan execution and monitoring.

This course covers meteorological principles, weather routing strategies, interpretation of weather data and forecasts, optimal route selection, and use of weather routing services to enhance safety and efficiency.

This strategic course is designed to transform crew management from a reactive recruitment function into a proactive talent attraction and retention program. The course focuses on building a sustainable seafarer pool through effective attraction strategies, creating compelling employer value propositions, implementing retention best practices, and developing career progression pathways that eliminate constant recruitment needs. Participants will learn how to create an environment where seafarers choose to stay, recommend the company to others, and build long-term careers, resulting in a stable, experienced crew pool that maintains optimal manning levels without continuous external recruitment.

This comprehensive certification course provides specialized training in the safe handling, stowage, segregation, and transportation of IMDG Class 1 explosives and explosive articles by sea. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code requirements specific to Class 1 materials, including all six divisions (1.1 through 1.6) and compatibility groups.
The course covers critical operational procedures for loading, unloading, and stowing explosive cargoes on vessels, with emphasis on regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and emergency response. Through detailed instruction on classification systems, segregation tables, documentation requirements, and practical handling techniques, participants will develop the expertise necessary to safely manage explosives in maritime transport environments while meeting international regulatory standards.