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Navigate the essential regulations for preventing collisions at sea with this comprehensive learning path. Covering the COLREGS (International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea), you'll explore Part A - General, Part B - Steering and Sailing Rules, Part C - Lights and Shapes, and Part D - Sounds and Light Signals. Each course provides in-depth knowledge and practical insights to ensure compliance and enhance safety on the water. Ideal for maritime professionals and sailors seeking to master the COLREGS and promote safe navigation practices.

We all know the dangers involved with a fire in the workplace. It can cause devastation to machinery, materials, and most importantly, people's lives.

It is critical that we all have an understanding of fire safety and how we can reduce the risks of a fire in our organisation. No matter what position you are in, every person has a responsibility to themselves and each other in creating an environment safe from fire.

Covering all components of the 'FAA Level 2 Award in Fire Safety (RQF)', this course will help you to do just that.

This course explores the importance of social wellbeing for maritime seafarers, covering key components, influencing factors, and practical strategies to enhance social interactions on board. It addresses challenges such as cultural diversity and confined living spaces, emphasising effective communication and mental health support. It provides information and examples for self-paced learning, helping seafarers create a positive and inclusive social environment.

This course provides general guidance and practical advice to marine engineers and ship owners on blackouts and main engine failures, addressing the risks associated with propulsion loss and the precautions needed to manage these risks.

Throughout this course, we will delve into the critical precautions, regulatory requirements, and emergency procedures necessary to manage reactive and self-reactive cargoes effectively. We will explore the guidelines set forth by the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code, U.S. regulations including 46 CFR 150, and best practices for ensuring safety on board vessels.

Welcome to the International Safety Management (ISM) Code course. This course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the ISM Code, its implementation, and its critical role within the maritime industry. The course aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance the safety and security of shipping operations. Through this course, participants will learn about the structure, principles, and objectives of the ISM Code, developing a solid foundation in the practices and strategies essential for the safe management of ships.

Modern slavery is a grave violation of human rights, a crime that robs individuals of their freedom and dignity.

This course on spiritual wellbeing is designed specifically for maritime seafarers to help enhance their overall health, resilience, and sense of community.

Spiritual wellbeing involves finding inner peace, a sense of purpose, and a connection to something greater than oneself. It is not limited to religious practices but includes personal values and experiences that bring meaning to life.

We explored the importance of spiritual wellbeing, highlighting its positive impact on mental, emotional, and physical health.

This course is designed to teach maritime security professionals how to effectively search a cargo vessel for the presence of contraband and/or stowaways.

This course covers mandates in SOLAS (Chapter 13 - Training).

Enhance your understanding of engine room safety and maintenance with this essential learning path. Covering hand tools safety, workshop safety, handling chemicals in the engine room, and planned maintenance systems, each course provides critical knowledge and best practices for maintaining a safe and efficient engine room environment. Ideal for marine engineers and engine room personnel seeking to improve their safety protocols and maintenance procedures on board.

Dive into this learning path focused on engine room operations. From engine room watchkeeping to resource management and operations procedures, each course equips you with essential knowledge and skills to ensure the smooth and efficient functioning of the engine room. Ideal for marine engineers and engineering personnel seeking to enhance their expertise and proficiency in maintaining and operating shipboard machinery.

Embark on a comprehensive journey into navigational leadership and watchkeeping with this learning path. Covering topics such as bridge resource management, bridge watchkeeping, bridge watch handover procedures, basic radar training for watch officers, and passage planning and pilotage on ECDIS, each course provides essential knowledge and practical skills for ensuring safe and efficient navigation at sea.