Boarding at Sea

This two-day introductory course is intended for beginners who have not previously completed any offshore survival training. This training is designed for individuals working in the offshore sector, particularly in wind power, oil production, and on research vessels. The course content is based on the BOSIET, which meets the most current offshore training requirements. Course participants gain a basic understanding and awareness of the hazards associated with offshore work.
For corporate training sessions, we are happy to discuss your company’s specific scenarios with you.
Of course, all courses are conducted to our usual high standards, with the high proportion of hands-on training typical of ma-co. Among other resources, ma-co has a training vessel, a fire container, and a free-fall simulator for immediate application of what has been learned. Part of the training takes place in a swimming pool. Our trainers and experts serve as firefighters in leadership positions, pilots, captains, or nautical officers. Contents: - General accident hazards and accident prevention measures during land/sea/platform transfers - Understanding specific emergency situations at sea - Structure and components of personal protective equipment - Procedures for evacuating the ship or offshore facility - Accidents at sea and the risk of hypothermia - Pyrotechnic and non-pyrotechnic signaling devices - Proper conduct in a survival craft - Proper conduct and hazards during helicopter transfers (attaching the helicopter sling and practical exercises with the crane) - Use of fire extinguishers and fire blankets