AIMS:
To provide participants with comprehensive knowledge and practical awareness of crane operations, types, safety procedures, and maintenance practices in order to ensure safe and efficient material handling in maritime and industrial environments.
OBJECTIVE:
To equip participants with essential knowledge and skills required for safe and efficient crane operations, including understanding crane types, operator roles and responsibilities, operational characteristics, standard signals, inspection and maintenance practices, and overall safety measures to prevent accidents and ensure smooth lifting operations.
COURSE CONTENT:
- Objective
- Briefing of a Crane Operator
- Characteristics
- Job Description
- Types of Cranes
- Skills of a Crane Operator
- Work Activities
- Crane Signals
- Inspection and Maintenance
- Teacher: AIMS MARITIME
AIMS:
The Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) course aims to provide participants with the essential knowledge, skills, and confidence to effectively respond to helicopter emergencies over water, particularly ditching and underwater escape situations. The training enhances awareness of helicopter safety features, emergency equipment, underwater survival strategies, and psychological resilience to increase survivability in emergency scenarios.
OBJECTIVES:
- Understand the purpose and evolution of HUET in offshore and aviation safety.
- Identify key helicopter safety features and onboard emergency equipment.
- Use personal safety aids such as lifejackets and emergency breathing systems correctly.
- Recognize and respond to various helicopter emergency situations.
- Demonstrate correct procedures for underwater escape from a ditched helicopter.
- Apply survival techniques after ditching, including life raft entry and group survival.
- Develop psychological resilience and manage stress during emergencies.
COURSE CONTENT:
- HUET Training – Its Evolution and Aim
- Helicopter Safety Features
- Safety Aids
- Safety Procedures
- Helicopter Emergency
- Underwater Escape
- Emergency Procedures – Ditching
- Psychology of Survival
- Safety Procedures
- Communication with the Helicopter
- Transportation Safety and HUET
- Survival Equipment
- Survival Hazardous
- Location Aids
- Abandonment Techniques
- Rescue and Summery
- Teacher: AIMS MARITIME
AIMS:
The course aims to equip maritime and offshore personnel with the knowledge, skills, and best practices for safely transferring personnel between vessels, offshore platforms, and other marine structures. It focuses on minimizing risks, ensuring compliance with international safety standards, and enhancing operational efficiency during personnel transfers.
OBJECTIVES:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the Fundamentals of Personnel Transfers – Identify the risks, challenges, and regulatory requirements for safe offshore personnel transfers.
- Recognise Roles and Responsibilities – Define the duties of the master, crane operator, banksman, and transferred personnel in ensuring safe transfers.
- Apply Best Practices for Safe Transfers – Implement proper procedures using personnel baskets, cranes, gangways, and other transfer methods.
- Assess Environmental and Operational Conditions – Evaluate weather, sea state, visibility, and vessel stability before initiating transfers.
- Ensure Compliance with Safety Equipment Requirements – Verify the use of life vests, PPE, lifebuoys, and other life-saving equipment.
- Understand Communication Protocols – Maintain clear and effective communication between vessels, cranes, and deck teams.
- Manage Emergency Situations – Develop response plans for incidents such as man-overboard situations or equipment failure.
- Handle Commercial Pressures Responsibly – Ensure safety remains the top priority despite operational or logistical demands.
COURSE CONTENT:
- Understand the Fundamentals of Personnel Transfers
- Recognize Roles and Responsibilities
- Apply Best Practices for Safe Transfers
- Assess Environmental and Operational Conditions
- Ensure Compliance with Safety Equipment Requirements
- Understand Communication Protocols
- Manage Emergency Situations
- Risk Assessment
- Teacher: AIMS MARITIME
AIMS:
The Aims and Objectives of the training are to ensure that the delegate gains the required knowledge and understanding of the particular hazards and properties of H2S and appropriate emergency response actions should an H2S-related incident arise.
OBJECTIVES:
On successful completion of the training modules delegates must be able to explain:
- Hydrogen Sulphide - how it is formed and where it is found.
- Other names used to describe H2S.
- An emphasis on safe and unsafe behavior, not a sole dependence on lagging indicators such as safety statistics.
- Respectful, trusting, open communication between management and employee groups about all aspects of safety in the workplace.
- Pre-use checks of personal detection devices and EBA.
- Operating personal H2S detection equipment (including checks).
- She was responding to an alarm.
- Donning & Operating (including checks) an escape breathing apparatus(EBA) with a mask within 30 seconds.
- They were donning and operating (including checks) an EBA with a hood within 30 seconds.
- Connecting to a pressurised cascade breathing system with an activated EBA, which has been donned correctly
- I am disconnecting from a pressurised cascade breathing system with an activated EBA, which has been donned correctly.
COURSE CONTENT:
- Introduction to hydrogen sulfide (H2S)
- Understanding H2S Hazards, Health Hazards and Effects of H2S Exposure
- Dangers of H2S
- Hydrogen Sulphide Detection and Monitoring
- Symptoms of Exposure & H2S Exposure Control
- How to protect against H2S and Safe Work Practices
- Hydrogen Sulphide H2S Contingency Planning
- Respiratory Protection
- Confined Space Entry
- Other safety tips for working in H2S- prone areas
- Procedures for Handling Cargo and Bunkers containing H2S
- Additional procedures when Handling Cargoes with very high concentrations of H2S
- Importance of using correct cartridges
- Safe Evacuation Procedures
- Emergency Response
- Regulatory Requirements for Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Safety
- Case Studies
Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) is a vital program that equips participants with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to evacuate from a helicopter that has ditched in the water safely. This comprehensive course focuses on developing essential survival techniques and the ability to remain calm and make quick, life-saving decisions during emergencies. Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) is a vital program that equips participants with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience to evacuate from a helicopter ditched in the water safely. This comprehensive course focuses on developing essential survival techniques and the ability to remain calm and make quick, life-saving decisions during emergencies. Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) is a vital program that equips participants with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to evacuate from a helicopter that has ditched in water safely. This comprehensive course focuses on developing essential survival techniques and the ability to remain calm and make quick, life-saving decisions during emergencies.
COURSE CONTENT:
- Introduction
- The role of a hert leader
- Hert leader training and certification
- Technical skills for hert leaders
- Leadership and management skills
- Emergency preparedness and risk management
- Case studies and real-life scenarios
