Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities

Training Program covers the requirements of the STCW Convention.

Passing training program, trainee must:

• Know about contingency plans, to be able to react in case of emergency situation;
• Know emergency signals, crew members duties according to muster list, muster stations and proper use of personal protective equipment;
• Know what to do in case of emergency situation (fire, collision, grounding and ship flooding);
• Know what to do in case of emergency alarm;
• Know about drill’s importance;
• Know about emergency exits on board, use of internal communication systems and alarm systems;
• Know about ship’s influence to environment and hazards that can be in case of distress situation;
• Know about environment protection procedures;
• Know about the complexity and diversity of the marine environment;
• Understand proper use of technical equipment;
• Know about personal protective equipment;
• To be familiar with international regulations in the event of accidents
• Have an understanding of the international regulations relating to the prevention of accidents and occupational health.
• To understand about principles of effective communication between crew members;
• To be able to keep effective communication;
• Know about the importance of maintaining domestic and employment relationships on board;
• Know the basic principles of team work and general accepted practice, including conflict resolution methods;
• Be aware of social responsibility, employment conditions, rights and obligations of the individual and the risks of drug and alcohol use.
• Know about importance of Fatigue control.

In order to enter into the presented training program, trainee must represent:

• Certificate of Competency, Education Certificate or Certificate of Proficiency;
• Seamen’s book or Civil passport or ID;
• Medical Certificate or medical certificate form 100(for coastal water area seafarers’).