This Fast Rescue Boats (FRB) course is designed to meet the requirements of Table A-VI/2-2 of the STCW 1978 Convention, as amended by the 2010 Manila Amendments, and follows the IMO Model Course 1.24 guidelines. The primary aim is to ensure participants are proficient in the operation and handling of fast rescue boats in various conditions and scenarios.
AIMS:
Equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to operate fast rescue boats safely and effectively.
Provide comprehensive training on the launch, operation, and recovery of rescue boats.
Familiarize participants with handling fast rescue boats in both calm and adverse weather conditions.
OBJECTIVES:
Understand the characteristics and use of rigid hull inflatable rescue boats.
Demonstrate proficiency in startup, shutdown, and basic operations of Fast Rescue Boats (FRB).
Perform high- and low-speed operations in varying sea and weather conditions.
Conduct mechanical checks and troubleshooting of FRB systems.
Execute rescue operations in heavy weather and open water.
Safely approach and work alongside another vessel underway.
Conduct towing operations, manage helicopter hoists, and ride a sea painter effectively.
Develop proficiency in swimming with special equipment during rescue operations.
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AIMS:
1. Provide a thorough understanding of container ship operations and stowage.
2. Familiarize participants with container types and securing methods.
3. Emphasize safety, inspection, and handling of various cargoes.
4. Ensure compliance with insurance, IMDG code, and documentation.
5. Promote best practices to protect the vessel during cargo operations.
Objectives:
1. Understand key duties, safety protocols, and stowage planning.
2. Learn inspection, securing methods, and care for lashing materials.
3. Identify container types, advantages, and insurance requirements.
4. Handle reefer containers, check stacking weights, and calculate lashing strength.
5. Comply with IMDG code for dangerous cargo segregation, documentation, and protection against stevedore damage.
Course Content:
Module: 1 Specific items for Familiarization in Each Duty
Module: 2 Container ship cargo stowage and planning procedures
Module: 3 Advantages of carrying cargo through containerships & insurance requirement
Module: 4 Inspection and securing for sea – Guideline for ship when to check and what to check
Module: 5 Container types
Module: 6 Container securing arrangement
Module: 7 Container ship operation: Care of lashing materials and cargo securing devices
Module: 8 General guidance for Reefer Container handling, care during transit
Module: 9 Why it is important to check the stacking weights of a Container Ship stowage plan
Module: 10 How to calculate Lashing Strength onboard Container ships
Module: 11 Segregation and stowage requirements for dangerous cargo - IMDG code guideline
Module: 12 Dangerous Cargo Documentation in Container ship
Module: 13 Measures to protect the vessel side against Stevedores injury & stevedores damage
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AIMS
The BRM course aims to enhance the safety and efficiency of maritime operations by
ensuring that participants can manage bridge resources effectively. The course covers
essential aspects such as maintaining a safe navigational watch, understanding human
factors, and promoting effective communication, teamwork, and decision-making.
Objectives:
1. Maintain a Safe Navigational Watch: Ensure participants can safely manage and monitor
navigational systems.
2. Effective Communication: Promote clear and concise communication within the bridge
team.
3. Human Factors: Address the impact of stress, fatigue, and other human factors on
decision-making and performance.
4. Standard Maneuvers: Teach techniques for handling vessels in different conditions like
wind, current, and shallow waters.
5. Problem Solving and Decision Making: Develop the ability to assess situations and make
informed decisions quickly.
6. Leadership and Assertiveness: Encourage leadership and assertiveness in managing
bridge operations.
7. Resource Management: Plan and allocate resources efficiently, improving team
coordination and response.
8. Team Experience Analysis: Reflect on team performance to enhance future bridge
operations.
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AIMS
The Bridge Team Management (BTM) course is designed to ensure that participants acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively manage a bridge team in line with international standards. The course emphasizes safe navigation, effective communication,teamwork, and adherence to the principles set forth in the STCW Code and IMO Model Course 1.22.
This course satisfies regulation I/12 of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers 1978, as amended 2010, and Section A-VIII/2, Section B-VIII/2 and Section A-II/2-6, of the STCW Code and requirements as per IMO Model Course 1.22
Objectives of the Bridge Team Management Course:
1. Introduction to BTM: Understand the fundamentals of effective bridge team
management.
2. Bridge Resource Management: Learn to optimize the use of personnel, equipment,
and information.
3. Situational Awareness: Maintain awareness of surroundings and vessel positioning.
4. Watchkeeping: Implement proper practices for safe navigation.
5. Navigation & Collision Avoidance: Plan and execute navigation to prevent collisions.
6. Emergency Procedures: Respond effectively to emergencies on board.
7. Communication & Teamwork: Enhance clear and effective collaboration among the
bridge team.
8. Human Element: Address human factors like fatigue and stress that impact
operations.
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