Designed to meet the stringent requirements set forth by STCW Regulation V/2 (9), A-V/2 (5), this training is mandatory for specific personnel, including Masters, Chief Engineer Officers, Chief Mates, and Second Engineer Officers.

Additionally, it is compulsory for individuals assigned immediate responsibilities involving passenger embarkation and disembarkation, cargo loading, discharging, or securing, and closing hull openings on ro-ro passenger ships.
The course covers various critical aspects, including the safe movement of vehicles and passengers during embarkation and disembarkation, cargo safety protocols, and the maintenance of hull integrity. Ensuring the well-being of passengers and crew, along with the protection of cargo and the ship's structural soundness, are fundamental objectives in maritime safety and security.

By successfully completing this training, individuals are well-prepared to fulfill their responsibilities effectively and
contribute to the overall safety and operational excellence of ro-ro passenger ships. Compliance with these regulations is not only a legal obligation but also a testament to the maritime industry's commitment to safeguarding lives, assets, and the integrity of its operations at sea.

The STCW Passenger Safety, Cargo Safety, and Hull Integrity online course serve as a fundamental training program
dedicated to ensuring the safety of passengers, cargo, and the structural integrity of roll-on/roll-off (ro-ro) passenger ships. The course aims to impart essential safety procedures and knowledge necessary for the seamless and secure operation of these vessels.

• Offshore Transportation Safety
• Helicopter Hazards Guidelines & Checklist
• Helicopter Underwater Escape Procedure
• Helicopter Rescue
• Rescue From Air
• Rescue by a Surface Vessel or Craft
• Helicopter Emergency
• Helicopter Ditching
• Abandonment Techniques
• Location Aids

• Offshore Transportation Safety
• Helicopter Hazards Guidelines & Checklist
• Helicopter Underwater Escape Procedure
• Helicopter Rescue
• Rescue From Air
• Rescue by a Surface Vessel or Craft
• Helicopter Emergency
• Helicopter Ditching
• Abandonment Techniques
• Location Aids

This training program is mandatory for specific personnel, including Masters, Chief Engineer Officers, Chief Mates, and Second Engineer Officers. Additionally, it is required for any individual listed on the muster list with responsibilities for passenger safety during emergency situations.

The course focuses on two key aspects: crisis management and human behavior. Seafarers learn how to organize and execute shipboard emergency procedures efficiently, utilizing emergency plans and control measures to mitigate the impact of critical situations. Understanding the roles and responsibilities of each crew member in crisis management is crucial for maintaining order and ensuring an effective response.

Moreover, the training delves into the intricacies of human behavior during emergencies, emphasizing the importance of communication, leadership, and psychological aspects. It equips seafarers with the knowledge to manage passengers and other personnel effectively, keeping them calm and informed during high-stress situations.
In compliance with STCW Regulation V/2 (8), A-V/2 (4), this course ensures that maritime professionals are well-prepared to navigate the complex challenges posed by emergencies at sea.

By promoting effective crisis management and understanding human behavior under stress, this training contributes significantly to the overall safety and security of ships and their occupants, emphasizing the maritime industry's commitment to preserving lives and assets.

The STCW Crisis Management and Human Behavior online course serve a critical purpose in the maritime industry by
equipping seafarers with the skills necessary to effectively manage shipboard emergency procedures and ensure the
safety of passengers and crew during crises.

• Definition of confined space
• Hazards and Dangers associated with confined spaces
• Characteristics of confined space
• Safe operating procedures in confined spaces
• Duties of the support personnel for confined spaces
• Understand the Permit to work system (PTW)
• Practical confined space entry/rescue (horizontal and vertical).
• Emergency procedures and rescue of personnel in confined spaces
• Inspection, donning, doffing, and use of Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) or Supplied Air System (SAS) in normal operation and in emergency rescue conditions.

• Definition of confined space
• Hazards and Dangers associated with confined spaces
• Characteristics of confined space
• Safe operating procedures in confined spaces
• Duties of the support personnel for confined spaces
• Understand the Permit to work system (PTW)
• Practical confined space entry/rescue (horizontal and vertical).
• Emergency procedures and rescue of personnel in confined spaces
• Inspection, donning, doffing, and use of Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) or Supplied Air System (SAS) in normal operation and in emergency rescue conditions.