This course equips you with essential lifesaving skills and provides you with the knowledge and confidence to handle medical emergencies at sea.
Basic Mandatory Courses
STCW Elementary First Aid
Learning Outcome
A graduate of this major should be able to:
- Gain proficiency in basic first aid techniques, including CPR, wound care, and the treatment of burns and fractures, ensuring you can respond to common injuries and illnesses.
- Earn to address medical emergencies unique to the maritime environment, such as hypothermia, seasickness, and injuries related to shipboard activities.
- Familiarize yourself with the use of onboard medical equipment and supplies, such as defibrillators, splints, and bandages, to provide effective first aid.
- Earn your STCW Elementary First Aid certification, recognized globally and essential for fulfilling your role as a competent and responsible seafarer.
Career Opportunity
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- Deck Officer: Utilize your first aid skills to ensure the safety and well-being of the crew and passengers while overseeing deck operations.
- Marine Safety Specialist: Focus on developing and implementing safety protocols, including first aid procedures, to enhance safety standards on vessels.
- Maritime Trainer: Teach first aid and emergency response techniques to other maritime professionals, sharing your knowledge and expertise.
- Maritime Health and Safety Coordinator: Oversee health and safety initiatives on vessels or in maritime organizations, including first aid training and emergency preparedness.
STCW Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting
This course prepares you to protect your vessel and crew from fire hazards, ensuring you prevent, respond to, and manage fire emergencies.
Learning Outcome
A graduate of this major should be able to:
- Understand the principles of fire science, including the fire triangle, types of fires, and common causes of onboard fires, to enhance your fire prevention capabilities.
- Learn effective fire prevention techniques, such as safe handling of flammable materials, proper maintenance of electrical systems, and implementation of safety protocols to minimize fire risks.
- Gain hands-on experience with firefighting equipment, including fire extinguishers, hoses, and breathing apparatus, ensuring you can operate them confidently and effectively.
- Develop skills in emergency response, including fire detection, alarm activation, and evacuation procedures, ensuring swift and coordinated action during fire emergencies.
Career Opportunity
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- Fire Safety Officer: Oversee fire safety protocols on ships or in maritime facilities, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and effective emergency response.
- Marine Safety Specialist: Develop and implement fire safety plans and procedures, enhancing overall safety standards in maritime operations.
- Maritime Trainer: Teach fire prevention and fire fighting techniques to other maritime professionals, sharing your expertise and enhancing safety standards.
- Safety Equipment Specialist: Maintain and inspect fire safety equipment on ships and maritime facilities, ensuring readiness and compliance with safety standards.
STCW Personal Survival Techniques
This vital course ensures that you are ready to respond to emergencies and protect your life and the lives of others in challenging maritime conditions.
Learning Outcome
A graduate of this major should be able to:
- Understand the principles of survival at sea, including staying afloat, maintaining body heat, and conserving energy, to increase your chances of survival in emergencies.
- Gain hands-on experience with life-saving appliances such as life jackets, life rafts, and emergency signaling devices, ensuring you know how to use them effectively in real-life scenarios.
- Develop techniques to protect yourself from harsh marine environments, including cold water shock, hypothermia, and sun exposure, ensuring you can endure until rescue arrives.
- Learn the correct procedures for abandoning ships, including how to launch and board life rafts, and how to jump safely from height into water.
Career Opportunity
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- Survival and Safety Officer: Implement and oversee personal safety and survival protocols on vessels, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and readiness for emergencies.
- Marine Safety Specialist: Develop and enforce personal survival strategies and training programs, promoting safety awareness and preparedness in maritime operations.
- Safety Equipment Specialist: Ensure the maintenance and functionality of personal survival equipment on ships and maritime facilities, ensuring readiness for emergencies.
- Port Safety Manager: Oversee personal survival techniques and safety measures at port facilities, enhancing overall safety and emergency preparedness.
International Ship And Port Facility Security (ISPS)
This essential training prepares you to protect ships, ports, and maritime assets from threats and ensures compliance with international security standards.
Learning Outome
A graduate of this major should be able to:
- Understand the principles and requirements of the ISPS Code, including its objectives, framework, and key components, to ensure compliance with international maritime security standards.
- Develop skills in emergency response and crisis management, including how to respond to security breaches, conduct evacuations, and coordinate with local authorities and agencies.
- Understand the roles and responsibilities of key personnel, such as the Ship Security Officer (SSO) and Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO), to ensure effective coordination and communication in maintaining security.
- Gain expertise in developing and implementing Ship Security Plans (SSP) and Port Facility Security Plans (PFSP), tailored to address specific security risks and ensure comprehensive protection.
Career Opportunity
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- Safety Officer: Oversee and implement personal safety protocols on vessels, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and fostering a culture of safety among crew members./li>
- Marine Safety Coordinator: Develop and enforce safety policies and social responsibility programs, ensuring maritime operations adhere to best practices and ethical standards.
- Emergency Response Coordinator: Coordinate safety and social responsibility efforts during emergencies, ensuring effective response and adherence to ethical standards.
- Port Safety Supervisor: Oversee safety measures and social responsibility practices at port facilities, ensuring a safe and respectful environment for all port operations.
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STCW Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities
Equips yourself with the skills that ensure your safety and that of your fellow crew members while promoting a harmonious and responsible onboard environment.
Learning Outcome
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