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Shipboard Safety Officer

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Course contents
The Training course covers the following topics:

  • Brief introduction to ISM Code;
  • Introduction to Health and Safety legislations;
  • Responsibilities and duties of the Shipboard Safety Officer;
  • Risk management and Risk assessment;
  • Shipboard Safety Committee. Roles of Safety Committee members. Safety meetings;
  • Undergoing Audits;
  • Safety Management System (SMS). Record keeping;
  • Human factor. Safe work practices;
  • Accident / Incident theory. Accident / Incident investigation. Root cause analysis;
  • Reporting accidents, incidents, near misses. Maintaining an Accident prevention Log;
  • Creating a Safety Culture through teamwork;
  • Handling Stress and Fatigue and its impact on safety;
  • Case Studies and lessons learnt;
  • Assessment and Discussion.
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What Will You Learn?

  • Have the knowledge of the general dangers involved in shipboard operations;
  • Understand the role of a safety officer;
  • Understand the importance of identifying general hazards and spreading safety awareness;
  • Carry out Risk assessment;
  • Carry out accident investigations and root cause analysis;
  • Handle stress and fatigue and understand its implications to accidents;
  • Understand the importance of reporting near misses and accidents;
  • Handle internal and external safety audits.

Course Content

Module 1 – Intorduction
The Marine Safety Officer Training Course provides a foundational introduction for individuals aiming to assume the role of a safety officer within the maritime industry. This program focuses on essential aspects of marine safety, covering topics such as regulatory compliance, risk assessment, emergency response, and accident prevention.

  • Introduction
    03:20

Module 2 – Safety Officer inspections
In this Marine Safety Officer course module, participants learn to conduct effective safety inspections in the maritime industry. The focus is on regulatory compliance, risk assessment, and streamlined inspection procedures. Emphasis is placed on clear communication, documentation, and reporting to foster a proactive safety culture and ensure compliance with maritime regulations. Participants gain practical skills for identifying and addressing potential hazards, contributing to a safer maritime environment.

Module 3 – Risk assessment
This module focuses on teaching safety officers to identify and mitigate hazards in maritime settings. Participants learn systematic risk analysis, enabling proactive decision-making for enhanced safety. The module emphasizes compliance with regulations and empowers safety officers to contribute to a secure maritime environment.

Module 4 – Audits
This course segment covers the essentials of conducting audits for marine safety officers. Participants learn the intricacies of auditing processes, emphasizing regulatory compliance, thorough documentation, and effective communication. The focus is on empowering safety officers to proactively assess and enhance safety protocols within maritime operations.

Module 5 – Incident ivestigation
This module in the Marine Safety Officer course delves into the art of incident investigation. Participants learn systematic approaches to analyze and understand maritime incidents, emphasizing root cause identification and corrective action implementation. The focus is on honing the skills required to conduct thorough investigations, contributing to a proactive safety culture within maritime operations.

Module 6 – Human factor
This course segment explores the crucial aspect of human factors in maritime safety. Participants delve into understanding how human behavior, communication, and decision-making impact safety outcomes at sea. The emphasis is on recognizing and mitigating human-related risks to enhance overall safety culture within maritime operations.

Module 7 – Safety meeting
This module centers on the importance and execution of safety meetings in maritime settings. Participants learn effective communication strategies, agenda structuring, and engagement techniques to enhance safety awareness among the crew. The focus is on fostering a collaborative environment where safety concerns are addressed, and preventive measures are proactively discussed, contributing to a robust safety culture at sea.

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Dmitriy
Dmitriy
2 years ago
Very good !