Security
Security Related Training (Security Awareness and Designated Security Duties) acc. STCW
On request
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In accordance with the Manila Amendments (2010) to the STCW Code, as of January 1, 2014, all seafarers holding a certificate of competency must demonstrate proficiency in basic shipboard security training.
The “Certificate of Proficiency” for Security Awareness Training is obtained by completing an approved course in accordance with STCW A-VI/6-1 and STCW A-VI/6-2. It is issued by the BSH upon presentation of our BSH-accredited certificate of attendance.
If you do not yet have a valid “Basic Safety Training” certificate, you can book the “Basic Safety Training, including Security-Related Training in accordance with STCW 78, as amended” with us.
- Legal framework, international and national
- Types of threats, countermeasures, crew responsibilities
- How can my actions contribute to safety on board? What are my duties under the ISPS Code?
- What are threats as defined by the ISPS Code?
- Measures and duties to counter threats?
- Ship Security Plan and general implementation measures?
- What should I do if I detect threats or in the event of a security incident?
- What are ship searches and how should they be conducted?
- The use of security equipment in implementing the ISPS Code