“The DryBMS has been created by international ship managers and maritime risk management experts coming together in working groups to provide input and feedback into the standard. With support and interest more than 500 companies from 42 countries, we are now ready to take the next steps to achieve a united approach to dry bulk safety. So we’re asking for feedback and input at this vital development stage.”
Mariner Skills’ DryBMS-Rightship series in an industry first of tailored training courses to meet the exact requirements of a Rightship audit. Over 65+ courses in eLearning format suited for management-level training or in Video-only formats for onboard crew training.
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DBMS-201 | Bridge Procedures and Standards | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with Knowledge, Understanding and Proficiency of bridge procedures and standards essential for effective and safe watch-keeping. Participants will learn about regulatory compliance, best Practices and the use of modern navigation aids to enhance operational efficiency and safety of navigation at sea.
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DBMS-202 | Bridge Resource Management (BRM) | ||
This course focuses on the principles and practices of Bridge Resource Management (BRM), essential for the effective and safe operation of a ship's bridge team. Participants will learn to optimize the use of bridge resources, enhance communication, assertiveness, leadership, and maintain situational awareness to ensure the safety and efficiency of maritime operations.
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DBMS-203 | Ice or Polar Water Operations | ||
This course provides maritime professionals with the knowledge and skills required for safe and efficient operations in ice-covered and polar waters. Participants will learn about ice characteristics, vessel performance in ice, and the unique challenges posed by extreme cold environments. The course emphasizes crew preparation, safety procedures, and the use of specialized equipment to operate in these harsh conditions.
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DBMS-204 | Mooring and Anchoring | ||
This course is designed to equip maritime professionals with the skills and knowledge required for effective and safe mooring and anchoring operations. Participants will learn about different anchoring techniques, procedures, and the factors influencing the choice of anchorage. The course emphasizes safety precautions for successful anchoring and mooring maneuvers.
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DBMS-205 | Radio and Communication | ||
This course is designed to provide knowledge and skills in radio and communication protocols essential for safe and efficient ship operations. Participants will learn about the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS), and the use of various communication equipment including emergency communication, vessel traffic services, and international communication standards.
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DBMS-301 | Cargo handling on ships carrying dangerous and hazardous substances in packaged and solid form in bulk | ||
The course provides guidance for cargo handling of dangerous cargoes in packaged and bulk form, being carried on General Cargo and Multipurpose Ships including RO-RO vessels and Bulk Carriers. The course is based on the carriage requirements of the IMDG Code; IMSBC Code; and INF Code in handling such cargoes.
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DBMS-302 | Cargo Operations - Bulk Grain Cargoes | ||
This course provides knowledge and skills for safe and efficient transportation of bulk grain cargoes. The course covers critical topics such as stability calculations, grain heeling moments, and the preparation of holds, alongside effective methods for securing grain and preventing cargo shifting.
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DBMS-303 | Container Ships and Cargo Operations | ||
This course is designed to train maritime professionals for effective and safe management of containerized cargo. Participants will explore various types of containers, including refrigerated units, and know the marking, identification, and containerization process. The course covers the operational aspects of container stowage, and the use of container handling equipment. Additionally, the course delves into the manufacturing, maintenance, and ownership versus leasing of containers.
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DBMS-304 | Cargo Operations- General Cargo | ||
This course is designed for maritime professionals for efficient and safe handling of general cargo on multipurpose vessels. Participants will study general cargo types, the loading procedures, and the steps in preparing cargo holds. The course covers shipping documents, stowage techniques, and the principles of maintaining ship stability during cargo operations.
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DBMS-305 | Cargo Handling Gear and Equipment | ||
This course is designed to provide the knowledge and skills required for safe and efficient use of cargo handling gear and equipment. Participants will learn about cargo-handling safety practices, including the importance of safe working loads, visual inspections, and maintaining seaworthiness during operations. The course covers maintenance of cargo-handling gear, such as slings, pallets, and lifting appliances, with a focus on complying with statutory requirements. Additionally, the course offers insights into container handling equipment, like gantry cranes, and the operation of self-unloading systems.
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DBMS-306 | Cargo Operation - Solid Bulk Cargoes other than Grain | ||
This course is designed to provide the essential knowledge and skills needed for the safe and efficient handling of solid bulk cargoes other than grain. Participants will learn about the main hazards associated with solid bulk cargoes and the precautions to mitigate these risks. The course includes cargo calculations, use of stability and trim diagrams, hold cleaning procedures, and importance of proper documentation and communication between ship and shore.
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DBMS-307 | Fumigation of Cargo holds | ||
Cargo fumigation is a process that ensures the safe and uncontaminated transport of goods by eliminating pests and insects that threaten the integrity of cargo during transit. This course covers the principles of fumigation, and its application in grain operations and covers various fumigation methods and safety considerations.
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DBMS-308 | Timber Cargoes | ||
This course is designed to equip maritime professionals with the knowledge and skills for the safe and efficient handling of timber cargoes. Participants will learn the characteristics of timber cargo, the stability and load line requirements. The course covers aspects of stowage, lashing, and hazard mitigation including the appropriate actions if cargo is lost overboard.
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DBMS-310 | Hatch cover inspection and maintenance | ||
The Hatch Cover inspection and maintenance course focuses on safe operation, inspection, and maintenance of hatch covers and lifting appliances, ensuring vessel safety, cargo protection, and compliance with industry standards. The proper functioning and maintenance of these critical components are essential to maintaining a seaworthy vessel and preventing water ingress, cargo damage, or accidents during lifting operations.
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DBMS-311 | Carriage of Solid Bulk Cargoes other than Grains (IMSBC Code) | ||
This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the safe carriage of solid bulk cargoes in accordance with the IMSBC Code. Participants will know the basics of solid bulk cargoes, including concepts such as the angle of repose, Flow Moisture Point (FMP), Flow State, and the Transportable Moisture Limit (TML). The course discusses the carriage of coal and other solid bulk cargoes.
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DBMS-312 | Container Ships and Liner Operations | ||
This course offers an understanding of container ships and the intricacies of liner operations in global trade. Participants will explore the various types and sizes of container ships, including the mega container ships. The course covers topics such as liner service strategies, the regulatory framework governing liner shipping, and the strategic importance of liner operations. It delves into the influence of mega container ships on maritime logistics, including their effects on supply chains and port infrastructure.
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DBMS-313 | Heavy Lift Cargoes | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with the essential knowledge and skills required for the safe and effective handling of heavy lift cargoes. Participants will learn about the challenges of transporting heavy lift items and the techniques needed to secure and distribute these loads. The course covers topics such as the use of dunnage, load density calculations, and the principles of load distribution. Additionally, the course includes cargo securing techniques, the rigging of heavy lift derricks, and the identification of hazards associated with heavy lift operations.
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DBMS-401 | Maritime Cyber Security | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with a comprehensive understanding of cyber security principles and practices specific to the maritime industry. Participants will explore the cyber security challenges faced by maritime operations, including legal aspects, vulnerabilities of shipboard systems, and effective defense strategies. Through case studies and practical examples, it creates the knowledge to safeguard maritime infrastructure against cyber threats.
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DBMS-403 | Emergency planning including crisis management | ||
This course provides an in-depth exploration of emergency planning and crisis management, focusing on the implementation of the ISM Code. Through the study of international safety regulations, crisis management concepts, and practical case studies, this course helps in effectively plan, prepare for, and respond to emergencies at sea; optimizing resource utilization, situational awareness, and developing strong leadership for managing high-stress situations.
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DBMS-404 | Enclosed space entry | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely enter the enclosed spaces on ships. Participants will learn about the hazards associated with confined spaces, regulatory requirements, risk assessment, and the necessary precautions and procedures to ensure safety. The course also covers the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), atmospheric testing, and rescue operations.
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DBMS-405 | Helicopter operation at sea | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with the essential knowledge and skills required for the safe and efficient operation of helicopters at sea. Participants will learn about the different types of helicopters used in offshore operations, regulatory requirements, standard operating procedures, and safety precautions. The course covers communication protocols, weather management, and contingency planning to ensure successful helicopter operations.
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DBMS-406 | Incident reporting, investigation, and training | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective incident reporting, investigation, and training within the maritime industry. Participants will learn the principles of accident investigation, including preparation, evidence collection, interviewing techniques, and human factors analysis.
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DBMS-407 | Permit to work | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with an in-depth understanding of Permit-to-Work (PTW) systems, which are essential for ensuring safe work practices in hazardous environments. Participants will learn the purpose, objectives, and components of work permits, as well as the procedures for issuing, authorizing, and managing permits. The course covers training, competency requirements, and regulatory compliance, along with real-life case studies.
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DBMS-408 | Risk assessment and management | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective risk assessment and management within the maritime industry. Participants will learn about regulatory requirements, risk management systems, and various techniques for assessing and analyzing risks. The course emphasizes practical application of risk management methodologies in different areas, including cargo handling.
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DBMS-409 | Safety officer training | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform effectively as a Ship Safety Officer. Participants will learn about the requirements of the ISM code, roles and responsibilities, hazard identification, risk assessment, and methods to enhance safety culture on board. The course also covers accident investigation, safety management system auditing, and the organization of safety training and drills.
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DBMS-501 | Discrimination, Sexual Harassment and Bullying | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with an understanding of discrimination, sexual harassment, and bullying in the maritime industry. Participants will learn about the prevalence and effects of these issues, as well as strategies for prevention and response. The course covers legal frameworks, grievance procedures, and the roles and responsibilities of seafarers and shipping companies in fostering a safe and respectful workplace.
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DBMS-502 | Drug and Alcohol Policies at Sea | ||
This course is designed to provide an understanding of the risks associated with drug and alcohol use, and the effective management of these issues on board ships. Students learn about the effects of substance abuse, and the procedures for testing and handling such cases. It emphasizes education, training, and awareness to promote a healthy working environment at sea.
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DBMS-503 | Fatigue Management | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with an understanding of fatigue and stress, their causes, and how to effectively manage them on board ships. Participants will learn about the risk factors associated with endurance, the principles of fatigue management, and the implementation of Fatigue Risk Management Systems (FRMS).
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DBMS-504 | Health awareness and medical care | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with a comprehensive understanding of health awareness and medical care for seafarers. Participants will learn about international health regulations, the roles of various stakeholders, and best practices for maintaining health and well-being. The course covers medical care procedures, the management of common maritime injuries and illnesses, and the application of risk management principles to health risks.
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DBMS-505 | Hours of work and rest and the MLC | ||
This course provides maritime professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) and the regulations regarding hours of work and rest for seafarers. Participants will learn about seafarers' rights, legal frameworks, and implementation of these regulations to control crew fatigue. The course discusses responsibilities of senior officers, compliance and enforcement procedures.
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DBMS-506 | Mental Health for Seafarers | ||
This course is designed to address the challenges in maintaining mental well-being in a demanding and often isolated environment. This course provides an understanding of workplace health awareness, stress and fatigue management, and the recognition and management of anxiety and depression. Participants will learn to cultivate a healthy mindset, essential for resilience in the face of adversity. It discusses the critical role of organizations in supporting mental health on board ships, emphasizing shared responsibilities.
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DBMS-507 | Delivering on Seafarers' Rights and Welfare | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with a thorough understanding of seafarers' rights and welfare. Participants will learn about the Code of Conduct, the commitment required from shipowners and operators, and the strategies for ensuring fair terms of employment and enhanced wellbeing for seafarers. The course covers comprehensive strategies for crew protection, grievance handling, and the implementation and auditing of the Code of Conduct.
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DBMS-601 | Auxiliary Boiler and its Control Systems | ||
This Course focuses on the operation, and control of shipboard auxiliary and exhaust gas boilers, ensuring safety and efficiency and boiler automation systems.
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DBMS-603 | Hydraulic Machinery onboard | ||
This Course examines the maintenance, operation, and troubleshooting of hydraulic systems onboard , in particular for bulk carriers and General Cargo ships.
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DBMS-604 | Operation and Maintenance of Marine Diesel Engines | ||
Focuses on propulsion main diesel engine systems, covering operational techniques, maintenance schedules, and compliance with environmental and safety regulations.
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DBMS-605 | Operation and Maintenance of Auxiliary Engines | ||
Provides an understanding of auxiliary engine functions, maintenance practices, and safety protocols to ensure operational reliability.
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DBMS-606 | Scrubber Technician | ||
Offers knowledge on the installation, maintenance, and regulation of exhaust gas scrubbers, crucial for pollution prevention and adherence to maritime emission standards.
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DBMS-607 | Fresh and Potable Water System | ||
Focuses on the operation and maintenance of shipboard fresh and potable water systems, ensuring compliance with health and safety standards.
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DBMS-608 | Engineroom Pipes and Pumping Systems | ||
Provides in-depth knowledge on the layout, operation, and maintenance of engineroom piping and pumping systems, adhering to industry standards.
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DBMS-609 | Shipboard Ventilation and Engineroom Blowers and Fans | ||
Discusses ventilation systems, including blowers and fans used to maintain safe and efficient working environment in engineroom.
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DBMS-610 | Steering Gear Room: Arrangements and Practices | ||
Focuses on the steering gear room’s arrangement, safe operation, and maintenance practices, emphasizing compliance with regulatory frameworks.
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DBMS-611 | Safe Working Practices for Engineers | ||
Covers essential work hazards and safe working practices for engineers, ensuring compliance with regulatory and safety codes onboard ships.
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DBMS-612 | Engine room watchkeeping | ||
Provides the necessary skills for effective engine room watchkeeping, including UMS operations, ensuring safe engine operations, regular plant upkeep and adherence to MLC and STCW regulations.
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DBMS-613 | Main and Emergency Air Compressors | ||
Focuses on the operation and maintenance of air compressors used for main and emergency purposes, ensuring compliance with operational standards.
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DBMS-614 | Purifier and Fuel Oil Handling Equipment | ||
Examines the principles and practices of handling purifiers and fuel oil systems, critical for shipboard fuel management.
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DBMS-615 | Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Machinery | ||
Provides an overview of refrigeration and air-conditioning systems onboard ships, including their operation, maintenance, and regulatory compliance.
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DBMS-616 | Stern Tube and Sealing Arrangements | ||
Discusses stern tube arrangements, sealing technologies, and maintenance practices for ensuring the integrity of a vessel's propulsion system.
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DBMS-617 | Sewage/Garbage Management and Incineration | ||
Focuses on the operation of shipboard incinerators and sewage systems, crucial for waste management and pollution prevention.
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DBMS-622 | Understanding Energy Efficiency | ||
Provides insight into energy efficiency practices onboard, focusing on reducing fuel consumption and harmful emissions in improving the environmental footprint of vessel operations.
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DBMS-623 | Shipboard Energy Management | ||
Offers practical knowledge on managing energy systems onboard ships, emphasizing sustainable practices and compliance with pollution prevention regulations.
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DBMS-801 | Audit planning, review, and closeout | ||
This course is designed to provide knowledge and skills necessary for conducting effective internal audits on board ships. Participants will learn about the importance of internal audits, the responsibilities involved, and the processes for planning, preparation, performance, reporting, and follow-up. The course covers various types of audits, regulatory compliance, communication challenges, and the significance of addressing non-conformities to enhance operational efficiency.
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DBMS-803 | Fuel Management (LNG Fuels) | ||
This course provide the knowledge and skills in the management of LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) as a marine fuel. The course explores the fundamentals of LNG, including natural gas and shale gas. The course discusses LNG fuel systems, including the design, installation, and operation of LNG bunker tanks, piping systems, and valves. The course describes LNG bunkering procedures, safety protocols, and emergency shutdown systems, with emphasis on risk management and underscores the importance of crew training for LNG bunkering operations.
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DBMS-804 | Fuel Management (Oil Fuel) | ||
This course provides details of fuel management for ships, focusing on the safe and efficient handling of fuel systems. Participants will learn about bunkering procedures and fuel transfer systems. The course covers the analysis and management of fuel, lube, and hydraulic oils, with an emphasis on safety, compliance, and best practices for preventing engine damage.
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DBMS-805 | Safety Management System and the ISM Code | ||
This course provides a comprehensive overview of Safety Management Systems (SMS) and the International Safety Management (ISM) Code, focusing on their application in maritime operations. Participants will learn about the key components of SMS, including risk assessment and human factors, as well as the requirements and scope of the ISM Code. The course also covers the process of conducting shipboard ISM audits, addressing non-conformities, and preparing for a career as a Lead Auditor. Ideal for maritime professionals aiming to enhance safety management practices and compliance.
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DBMS-806 | Management of change including vessel acquisition | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with an understanding of the management of change (MOC) processes and the considerations involved in vessel acquisition. Participants will learn about the concepts of change management, best practices, and the application of MOC in shipping. The course covers the due diligence and documentation required for acquiring a ship, and the roles and responsibilities in MOC process.
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DBMS-807 | Pollution Prevention and Control- Oil | ||
This course provides an understanding of pollution prevention related to ship-source oil pollution. The course covers pollution control measures, operational discharge management, and stability considerations. Participants will also learn to conduct drills and exercises to ensure preparedness for oil spill responses in compliance with international and national standards.
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DBMS-808 | Pollution Prevention and Control- Air | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with knowledge and skills in preventing and controlling air pollution from ships. Participants will learn about international regulations, the impact of various pollutants, and the technologies and practices used to reduce emissions. The course covers the use of scrubbers, alternate fuels, and energy efficiency measures in maritime operations.
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DBMS-809 | Pollution Prevention and Control- Garbage | ||
This course is designed to provide maritime professionals with knowledge and skills in preventing and controlling garbage pollution from ships. Participants will learn about the sources and effects of marine pollution and best practices for garbage management on board.
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DBMS-810 | Pollution Prevention and Control- Ballast Water | ||
This course provide knowledge and skills in the management and control of ballast water to prevent marine pollution, ballast water treatment technologies, and the development and implementation of ballast water management plans. The course covers regulatory compliance, inspection procedures, and the application of various ballast water treatment methods.
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DBMS-811 | Safety Culture Improvement | ||
This course provide knowledge and skills necessary to develop and enhance a strong safety culture on board ships. Participants will learn about the key concepts of safety culture, the role of human error, and the importance of behavior-based safety (BBS). The course covers techniques for measuring and modifying behavior, leadership's role in promoting safety culture, and the application of best practices.
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DBMS-812 | Safety Management System: Firefighting on Drybulk vessels | ||
This course offers training on ship-specific fire safety measures, focusing on SOLAS requirements and operational procedures. Participants will learn to identify fire hazards, understand the fire control plans, and fire detection systems, firefighting equipment, and life-saving devices. The course also covers practices, such as emergency fire pump testing, portable extinguisher applications, and the operation of emergency escape breathing devices (EEBDs).
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DBMS-813 | Safety Management System: Personal Safety and Lifesaving Appliances | ||
This course focuses on enhancing the wellbeing and safety of seafarers, emphasizing its crucial role in ship safety and efficient operations. Participants will explore key concerns affecting crew welfare, such as onboard tensions, health outbreaks, and their impact on morale and performance. The course covers personal safety measures, the proper use of PPE, and emergency procedures, including Muster Lists and survival techniques.
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DBMS-814 | Safety Management System: Safe Working Practices | ||
This course is designed to provide knowledge and skills to ensure safe working practices on board. Participants will learn about occupational safety and health, and control of hazards, job safety analysis, and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). The course covers safe practices for welding and gas burning, enclosed space entry procedures, and the importance of drills, training, and ship familiarization to maintain a safe working environment.
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DBMS-815 | Safety Management System: Lifesaving Appliances | ||
This course provides comprehensive training on the operation, maintenance, and safety of lifeboats, liferafts, and life-saving appliances (LSA) used at sea. Participants will learn about the different types of lifeboats and liferafts, their equipment, and the methods for launching and maintaining these life-saving devices. The course also covers the dangers associated with on-load release mechanisms, proper maintenance procedures, and the servicing intervals for liferafts and other LSA equipment.
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DBMS-816 | Security Management | ||
This course is designed to provide knowledge and skills in security management on board ships. Participants will learn about the development and implementation of a Ship Security Plan, security assessments, and responsibilities. The course covers ISPS audit requirements, security training for crew, access management, stowaway management, risk management for High-Risk Areas (HRA), and contingency planning for piracy and other threats.
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DBMS-817 | Prevention of Air Pollution by EGCS - Scrubbers | ||
This course provides training on the use of Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems (EGCS), commonly known as scrubbers, to prevent air pollution from ships. Participants will learn about the regulatory requirements, types of scrubbers, and their operational and safety features. The course covers the environmental and economic impacts of scrubbers, maintenance procedures, and recent advancements in exhaust gas treatment technologies.
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DBMS-818 | Fleet Operations and Energy Management | ||
Focuses on the broader scope of energy management across fleets, integrating shipboard energy efficiency strategies into larger operational frameworks.
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