Onboard Operations

The Williamson Turn is one of the most widely recognized man-overboard maneuvers.

A Deck Watch has key points that all watchkeepers must follow. In line with that knowledge, all Watchkeepers are given throughout training. It is important to follow standard principles for any vessel, but watchkeepers must also have specialist knowledge that relates only to the specific vessel they are working on; such as bulk carriers.

Personnel transfers are hazardous operations that can lead to injury or worse if not completed in as safe a manner as possible. The responsibility of safety for such operations lies with all involved, including those undergoing the personnel transfer.

Operation and maintenance guide for Combijet JE60-500.

This short course aims to provide seafarers with a basic understanding of the dangers associated with smoking and its impact on their health and well-being.

Harbour tugs are fascinating, adventurous and complex. A tugboat Captain must know the theory surrounding these vessels and even more, must have the ability to shape it with his own experience in the environment in which he works. Considering the numerous variables he must adapt everything to the style of manoeuvre of the pilot on duty. Not everyone can stand out in this work. The Port Tug Course deals with important topics; 'we propose the theory necessary for practice'.

There may be a time or a situation where you will either have to assist or command a search and rescue operation. This course helps break down the courses of action you may have to take in order to safely rescue your own crew or other craft in distress.

DENJET CE40 Pump maintenance guide.

Our hands are vitally important tools, but they can become risk management nightmares when exposed to hazardous, uncontrolled environments. Fortunately, there are simple procedures that can mitigate these risks, such as knowing the correct PPE and understanding when and where to use it. Gain awareness of how hand injuries occur and learn simple prevention techniques.

This course will provide the learner with knowledge & awareness of maritime safety as well as the safe handling of chemicals on board vessels. It addresses the critical importance of safeguarding, the well-being of seafarers and how to prevent incidents related to chemical ingestion. Participants will gain insights into the potential hazards associated with chemical handling, the consequences of chemical ingestion, and best practices for ensuring safety at sea.

Marine firefighting and safety, stand as pillars of maritime security and well-being. In the challenging and often remote environment of the open sea, where lives and valuable assets are at stake, these practices play a pivotal role. From the prevention of fires to the rapid response and utilisation of advanced safety systems, the world of marine firefighting and safety is a crucial aspect of maritime operations, ensuring the protection of crew members, passengers, and vessels navigating the world's oceans.

Ship strikes are one of the greatest known threats to all whales, dolphins and porpoises (cetaceans), and are hampering the recovery of several endangered whale species worldwide. The magnitude of this threat has increased as shipping and tourism have expanded, resulting in greater numbers of ships and therefore a much greater risk of collisions. Scientists and conservation managers have been working to identify and implement appropriate measures to reduce the risks of strikes between ships and whales.