The purpose of this course is to describe the procedures that should be followed regarding the Cargo Handling and Operations and Cargo Hold Cleaning.
The course focuses on the following:

• Wooden Dunnage
• Cargo Lashing on Time Charter Ships
• Cargo of Cement
• Ventilation of Cargo
• Holds Cleaning Instruction

This course provides an introduction to the purpose & objectives of Marine incident investigations. Every accident or incident is a learning opportunity, but one that could be wasted unless effort put into analyzing it focuses on discovering the true underlying causes of the incident rather than focusing on the people directly involved & the immediate causes of their failure.
If properly investigated, each incident is of high learning value & it is very important that the lessons learnt are put into full use so as to avoid the re-occurrence of the same types of incidents. The only way one can learn the proper lessons is by learning the structured methods of root cause analyses in order to find the true root causes of such incidents. Only then can the correct preventive actions be initiated & implemented.
The course focuses on the following:

• Immediate Action
• Planning the Investigation
• Incident Investigation
• Reporting
• Incident Analysis
• Near Miss Analysis
• Lessons Learn Report

This course is designed to increase awareness on the comprehensive rights and protection at work for the world’s more than 1.2 million seafarers, in order to achieve both decent work for seafarers and secure economic interests in fair competition for quality ship owners.This course utilized the published materials by the International Labour, Maritime Labour Convention, 2006. Other sources of relevant materials are those of Compliance Booklet – Marshall Islands Flagged Vessels.
This course focuses on the following:

• Introduction to MLC 2006
• Purpose of MLC 2006
• Protection and Enforcement of Seafarers Rights
• Application of MLC 2006
• Requirements of MLC 2006
• Minimum Requirements for Seafarers to Work on a Ship
• Conditions of Employment
• Accommodation, Recreational Facilities, Food and Catering
• Health Protection, Medical Care, Welfare and Social Security Protection
• Compliance and Enforcement

This course is designed to provide knowledge in respect to Operational Good Practices in regards to Commercial Issues
This course focuses on the following:

• Communications – Reporting
• Bills of Ladings
• Liens on Ships under Time Charter
• Letter of Protest in Case of Difference BL Ship Figures
• Dead Freight
• Notice of Sea Protest
• Notice of Readiness and Statements of Facts
• The signing of Various Documents
• Bunker Survey

This course provides an introduction to the purpose & objectives of Risk Assessment & Management. In this course, the trainee is guided to use the principles of Risk Assessment & Management in carrying out all shipboard operations to prevent the occurrence of any accidents or incidents. This is a proactive approach to avoid accidents onboard. This course aims to equip the trainees with the skills required to carry out Risk Assessment & Management in day to day shipboard operations as per Company specific documentation. Also, they are encouraged to make Risk Assessments in all routine & non-routine activities in order that it becomes an inherent part of the safety culture onboard.

This course is intended for Masters and Deck Officers. The training focuses on essential ship handling issues & practices with emphasis on Safe Anchoring.
This course focuses on the following:

• Planning for Anchoring
• Preparation for Anchoring
• Procedures for Anchoring
• Deep Water Anchoring Practice
• Emergency Anchoring
• Windlass Design, Criteria, Efficiency and Maintenance

The course aims to provide information on how to deal with Third Party Inspectors, their functions, authority including inspection procedures, rectification, detentions and penalties.
This course focuses on the following:

• PSC Inspection: Regional Agreements MOU
• Mission
• Type of Inspection
• Major Categories for Detention
• Vessel Targeting Factor
• Item Identified during Inspection
• Action Codes
• Company Support
• Guidance on PSC Inspection
• Guidance to Master
• Reports on Active PSC
• Ship Vetting Information System (SVIS)
• Quality Index
• Vetting Requirements
• Rightship Rating
• Fleet Rating Status