Ship Safety and Environmental Protection (SSEP)

• Ship Safety and Environmental Protection (SSEP)

• Compliance with pollution prevention requirements

• Environmental awareness and sources of marine pollution

• Impact of Shipping on Marine Environment

• Complexity and Diversity of the Marine Environment

• Best Practices for pollution prevention

• Effects of Operational or Accidental Pollution by Ships

• Pollution by Oil

• Bunkering

• Oil Transfer- summary points

• Sewage Pollution

• Pollution by Noxious Liquid Substances

• Vessel Air Emissions

• Ozone Depleting and GHG Effects

• Ballast Water

• Types of Shipboard Garbage

• Vessel Garbage Management Plan

• Incinerators

• Because the Law Requires It

• Marine Pollution Regulations

• ECA and SECA

• Greenhouse Gas Emissions

• MARPOL for U.S.

• OPA 90

• OPA Liabilities

• Costs and Damages

• Examples of Major spills

• Criminal Sanctions

• Recommendations for the shipping company

• EU Regulations

• Conclusion

• MARPOL Annexes

• Annex I

• Oil Record Book

• Recent Amendments

• SOPEP

• Annex II

• SMPEP

• Annex III

• Annex IV

• Annex V

• Garbage Record Book

• Annex VI

• Operational Procedures Reflect how the Ship Systems need to Operate to Comply with the Law

• During Bunkering

• During Loading and Discharging Oil

• During tank Cleaning and Pumping out Bilges

• Operational Procedures to take the “Guess Work” out of Safeguarding the Marine Environment

• Pollution Prevention Equipment on ships

• Sewage Treatment Plant

• Bilge Oil Separator

• Oil Content MonitorBilge Alarm Monitor

• OIL DISCHARGE MONITORING AND CONTROL SYSTEM (ODMCS)

• Oilwater Interface Detector

• Incinerator

• Shipboard Procedures to Prevent Pollution

• Precautions to Prevent Pollution by Oil

• SOPEP and SMPEP

• Checklist for maintenance of pollution equipment

• Measures to be Taken in the Event of Spillage

• Report Relevant Information

• Spill-Containment Procedures

• Nine Phases of Spill Response

• Management of Spills on Water

• Hazardous areas in ships and safe working practices

• Safe Access to Ships and Hazards in moving about the Ships

• Entering Enclosed or confined spaces

• Lifting Heavy loads and Handling Tools

• Hot work

• Working on the deck and bad weather

• Hazards caused from painting and precautions

• Hazards in the living accommodation and some precautions

• Working in Machinery Spaces and Hazards in Accommodation

• Working with Electrical Equipment

• Exposure to dangerous substances and Chemicals

• Working with Wire and Fibre ropes and Lifting Gears

• Ship Specific Hazards

• Transported by water -tofrom Ships

• Emergency Situations

• Types of emergencies

• Collision

• Fire

• Foundering

• Grounding

• Flooding

• Loss of Stability

• Blackout

• Emergency alarms and signals

• Shipboard Alarms

• General Alarms

• Ship’s whistle

• Ship’s bell

• text{CO}_2 Alarms

• Machinery Space and Engineer's Call Alarms

• Fire Alarm Signal

• Abandon ship signal

• Other Important Alarms

• Signaling Equipment and Pyrotechnics

• Pyrotechnics

• Non-Pyrotechnics

• Emergency Instructions and Muster List

• Life Saving Equipment Plan

• Actions upon hearing the emergency alarm signals

• Action of Crew

• Action of Passengers

• Prevent, control and fight fires on board

• Ventilation

• Ventilation of shipboard spaces

• Ventilation of Engine room

• Natural and Mechanical Ventilation

• Cargo Space Ventilation

• Closing Appliances, Safeties and Controls for Machinery Spaces

• Requirements for Closing Appliances and stopping devices of ventilation

• Requirements for Means of Control in Machinery Spaces

• Component Maintenance

• Theory of Fire

• Chemistry of Fire

• Classes of Fire

• Propagation of Fire

• Fire Control Aboard Ships

• Knowledge of fire-fighting systems

• Prevention and detection of fire and explosions

• Fire Prevention

• Ship Construction Arrangement

• Means of Escape

• Inerting of Tanks

• Gas Freeing of Tanks

• Fire Detection

• Smoke

• Heat

• Flame

• Cargo Hold Smoke Extraction

• Fire Detectors and Alarms

• Fire Alarm System Manual

• Instruction

• Inner Alarm System

• Installation Manual

• Instruction manual

• Service & Maintenance Manual

• User Guide

• Limitations in the use of oils as fuel

• Restrictions required to be adhered to on board

• Important Measures to Prevent Fire in Engine Rooms and Cargo Pump rooms

• Oil Fuel Tanks

• General Requirements

• Arrangement of Fuel Oil Tanks

• Some Important Requirements of Oil Fuel Tanks as per Rules of the Lloyds Register of Shipping

• Fuel Oil Settling Tanks

• Oil fuel piping

• Rules and Requirements for oil fuel piping

• Class requirements for oil fuel piping - Lloyds’ Register of Shipping

• Inert Gas Systems

• Basic Functional Requirements of the IG System

• Applicability of IG Systems

• Basic Components of IG Systems

• Deck Water Seals

• Operational and Control Requirements of an IG System

• Inert Gas Generator

• Instruction manual (2)

• Layouts

• Protection of Cargo Pump-Rooms-An Introduction

• Protection of cargo pump rooms by fixed fire-extinguishing systems

• Miscellaneous Protection of Cargo pump-rooms

• Use of fire-extinguishing medium in addition to serving other spaces

• Pump room Alarms

• Pump room Ventilation

• Gland-seals in pump-room bulkheads

• Fire mains, fire hydrants, hoses and nozzles

• Fireman's outfit

• Fire Pumps

• Fire pump requirements

• Varieties of Shipboard Pumps which can be accepted as “fire pumps”

• Number of Fire Pumps as required on board

• Positioning of Fire Pumps

• Requirements for the Space containing the Emergency Fire Pump

• Capacity of the Fire Pumps

• Ready Availability of water supply for suppression of fire

• Diameter of fire mains

• Isolating valves and relief valves

• Number and position of hydrants

• Number and diameter of fire hoses

• Size and types of nozzles

• Portable fire-fighting appliances

• Types of portable fire extinguishers

• Arrangement of portable fire extinguishers

• Spare Charges for portable fire extinguishers

• Fixed Fire extinguishing systems

• Novec-1230

• Firefighting by Novec 1230

• Closing appliances, for machinery space

• Fixed gas fire extinguishing systems

• Fixed Extinguishing Systems

• CO2 System

• CO₂ for Cargo hold

• Additional notes on storage

• Fire extinguishing medium and storage cylinders

• CO2 Piping

• Alarms and Controls

• Quantity of Fire-extinguishing medium

• Maintenance of CO2 system

• Fixed Foam Fire Extinguishing Systems

• Fitment Regulations for Fixed Deck-foam Fire-extinguishing Systems

• Some Fundamentals of a Fixed “low-expansion” Foam Fire-extinguishing System

• Requirements of Fixed Deck Foam Systems

• Storage Rooms of Fire-extinguishing the Fixed-foam Installation

• Typical Fixed Foam (liquid induction) System for the deck of a Tanker

• Basic Requirements of a Fixed “High-Expansion” Foam (as per the FSS Code)

• Typical High-expansion foam system for Machinery Spaces Pump Rooms of Tankers

• Fixed Pressure Water Spray System

• High Pressure Water Mist (Multi-spray) Drenching System

• Salient System Requirements

• Basic Specifications of High Pressure Water Mist System

• Installation Needs

• Special Requirements for approval

• Requirements

• Sprinkler Systems

• Fitment Requirements

• The System Basics

• Important Installation Requirements

• Alarm and Indication

• Routine Tests for the System

• Action to be taken in the event of fire, including fires involving oil systems

• Fire in Engine Rooms--General

• Steps after Fire Detected

• Sources of ignition

• Prevention of Fire

• Engine Room Fire

• Galley Fire

• Conclusion (2)

• Ship Fire Fighting Organizations

• Emergency signals onboard

• Fire control plan and muster list

• Personnel safety measures

• Breathing Devices

• Patrol systems

• Radio Equipment and Communication

• Training of Seafarers in Fire fighting

• Periodic Shipboard Drills

• Training ashore and onboard

• Operational Readiness

• Instructions, Onboard Training and Drills

• Training Manuals and on-board training aids

• Emergency Preparedness

• FF equipment, drills and training toward Emergency Preparedness

• Downloads

• Maintenance and Inspection of Fire Protection System and Appliances

• Maintenance Requirements

• Weekly Testing and Inspections

• Monthly Testing and Inspection

• Quarterly Testing and Inspections

• Annual Testing and Inspection

• Two-Year prior intermediate survey, Testing and Inspections

• Service in Five Years

• Service in Ten Years

• Inspection and Servicing of Fire Appliances and Equipment

• Fire Safety Operational booklets

• Fire Fighting Process Hazards

• Spread of Fire

• Combustible Products

• Flashover and Backdraft

• BLEVE

• Dry Distillation

• Boiler Uptake Fire

• Container Fire

• Paint Locker Fire

• SOLAS Requirement

• ss code

• Training

• Fire control plan

• Fire Investigations and Reporting

• Case studies

• Operate Lifesaving appliances (LSA) and lifesaving procedures

• Survival Craft and Rescue Boats (SCRB)

• Lifeboats

• Partially enclosed life-boats

• Totally enclosed life-boats

• Free-fall lifeboats

• Life rafts

• Inflatable life rafts

• Rigid life rafts

• Hydrostatic release unit

• Equipment in survival craft

• Marking of Boat Compass

• Fast Rescue boats

• Life Boat Engines and Accessories

• Starting the engine

• Cooling systems

• Battery charging

• Fire extinguisher

• Water spray system

• Self-contained air support system

• Rescue boat outboard engine

• Launching appliances and arrangements

• Requirements for Launching Appliances

• Launching Arrangements

• Lifeboat davits

• Liferaft Davits

• Rescue boat davits

• Free-fall arrangements

• Float-free arrangements

• Marine evacuation systems

• Launching of Lifeboats

• Launching procedure- step by step

• Life Raft Launching appliances

• Launching of Life rafts

• Launching procedure of life rafts- step by step

• Launching Operation in Rough Weather

• Fast Rescue Boat and Hook release

• SART, VHF and EPIRB

• SART

• Portable VHF

• EPIRB

• Recap Interactives

• Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) for life-saving

• Lifebuoys

• Immersion Suits

• Donning Procedure

• Inspection and Testing

• Lifejackets

• Thermal Protective Aid

• Anti-exposure Suits

• Recap Interactive

• Maintenance, Inspection and Operational readiness of LSA

• Instructions for maintenance of the life saving appliances onboard

• Servicing of Inflatable Liferafts lifejackets, marine evacuation systems

• Specific Procedures for Maintenance and Servicing

• Ability to organize abandon ship drills

• Basic requirements of abandon ship drills

• Essential Steps in Abandon Ship drills

• Launching Lowering of Lifeboats during the drills

• Using Satellite EPIRBs and SARTs

• SART (2)

• Portable VHF (2)

• EPIRB (2)

• Signaling Equipment

• Pyrotechnics (2)

• Non-Pyrotechnics (2)

• Actions to take when aboard a survival craft

• Initial actions

• Routines for survival

• Use of equipment

• Apportionment of food and water

• Action to maximize detectability of survival craft

• Star identification

• Rescue Operation and Techniques

• Rescue Nature

• Principles of Survival

• Casualty Handling

• Methods of Helicopter Rescue

• Life Boat Engines and Accessories (2)

• Evacuation

• Man-Overboard Procedures

• Initial Actions (2)

• Recovery Process

• Sequence of Actions when a Person is Seen to Fall Overboard

• Changes in SOLAS Convention

• Summary of Changes to SOLAS Regulations

• Requirements for Lifejackets

• LRPS mechanism plus inspection of current LRRS

• Onboard Training

• Training Manual and training aids

• General Emergency alarm

• Apply Medical First Aid onboard

• Practical Applications of Medical Guides

• Process of Radio Medical Advice

• Actions for Accident or Illness on board

• First Aid

• First Aid symbol

• Aim of first aid

• First Aid Kit

• Heart Attack

• Airway Obstruction

• Chest Thrusts

• Rescue Breathing

• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

• Electrical Shock

• Injury Requiring First Aid

• Minor

• Major

• Fracture

• Joint Dislocation

• Emergency Preparedness (2)

• Training of Seafarers

• Drug and Alcohol

• Drug and Alcohol Policy

• Drug Abuse and Treatment

• Amphetamine

• Anabolic steroids

• Cocaine

• Heroine

• Inhalants

• Marijuana

• Morphine

• Alcoholism

• Acute and Chronic Alcoholism

• Causes of Alcoholism

• Effects of Chronic Alcoholism

• Central Nervous System

• Treatment of Alcoholism

• Abstinence

• Medication

• Nutrition and Diet

• Home Remedies

• Psychotherapy

• Case Study

• Prevention of AIDS

• About the Virus

• HIV Life Cycle

• HIV Transmission

• Signs and Symptoms

• Treatment

• Therapy

• Drug Actions

• Hypothermia

• How is Heat Lost from the Body

• How does the Body defend Cold

• Causes and Effects of Hypothermia

• Symptoms, prevention and treatment

• Hypothermia at Sea and Survival

• Response in Case of Accidents

• First Aid for Hypothermia

• Stages in Immersion

• Survival in Lifesaving Crafts

• Conclusion (3)

• Compliance with legislative requirements

• International Treaties, Conventions, Protocols, Rules, Legislations and Regulations and Law of the Sea 1982 (UNCLOS)

• Law of the sea (UNCLOS)

• Baseline and Internal Waters

• Territorial Waters

• Continental shelf

• Exclusive Economic Zone

• Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone

• Define International Straits

• High seas

• UNCLOS on Marine Pollution

• The Law of the Seas as implemented in India

• ACT-1976 as amended

• OTHER MARITIME ZONES

• Model Questions and Answers

• International Maritime Organisation (IMO) 1948

• Organs of the IMO

• Maritime stakeholders

• Method of adoption of International Regulations

• Developing International Conventions

• Role of IMO and Flag States

• IMO Conventions by Ratification process, Establishment of Convention

• Maritime Laws

• Resolution-Introduction, Proposal and Adoption

• Tacit Acceptance in LL Convention

• IMO Circulars

• Implementing International Conventions

• Flag State Legislation-Implementation and Verification

• Model Questions and Answers (2)

• IMO's Conventions Safety, Pollution, Liability and Compensation, and related other subjects

• Key IMO Conventions

• SOLAS Convention 1974

• Contents of SOLAS

• Ship Certificates Documents under SOLAS

• Regulatory Surveys and Penalities

• Documents and Certificates to be carried on board

• Procedure to determine applicability of regulations to ships of different builds

• SOLAS Updates and Amendments

• Model question and answer

• MARPOL

• Sources and Effects of Marine Pollution

• MARPOL Convention

• MARPOL Annex I - Oil

• Application and Exemption

• Pumping out Bilges and During tank Cleaning

• Survey Requirements

• IOPP certificate and its duration and validity

• Requirements for Machinery spaces

• Oil fuel tank protection

• Standard Discharge Connections

• Oil Content MonitorBilge Alarm Monitor (2)

• Bilge Oil Separator (2)

• Oil Record Book Part I and Part II

• PSC and Control of Operational Discharge of Oil

• Requirements for the cargo area of oil tankers

• Segregated Ballast Tanks (SBT's)

• Double hull and double bottom requirements for oil tankers (for tankers delivered on, before or after 6th July, 1996)

• Prevention of oil pollution from oil tankers carrying heavy grade oil as cargo

• Pump Room Bottom Protection

• Accidental Oil Outflow Performance

• Hypothetical Outflow of Oil from Tanker due to damage

• Limitations of size and arrangement of cargo tanks

• Intact Stability, Subdivisions and Damaged Stability

• Slop Tanks

• Pumping, Piping and Discharge Arrangements

• Systems and Arrangements

• Crude Oil Washing Requirements

• Equipment

• MARPOL Equipment List

• SOPEP (2)

• Reception Facilities

• Pollution prevention- STS operations

• Requirements for the Antarctic

• MARPOL Annex II - NLS

• Categorization and Listing of Noxious Liquid Substances (NLS) and Other Substances

• Surveys

• Duration and validity of the Certificate

• Design, Construction, Arrangement and Equipment

• Procedures and Arrangements Manual (P & A Manual)

• Operational Discharges of residues of NLS

• Measures of control by port States

• Reception Facilities and Cargo unloading terminal arrangements

• Shipboard Marine Pollution Emergency Plan-SMPEP

• Discharge Criteria for Annex II

• MARPOL Annex III - IMDG code

• Classification of IMDG Cargo

• Packing, Marking and Labeling

• Stowage of DG

• Dangerous Goods in Containers

• Documentation and other Regulations

• Port state control on operational requirements

• Summary of Annex III Regulations

• MARPOL Annex IV - Sewage

• Surveys and Issue of Certificate and validity - PSC Verification

• Equipment Sewage System

• Sewage Treatment Plant (2)

• Discharge Criteria

• Reception facilities and holding tanks

• MARPOL Annex V - Garbage, PSC and operational requirements

• Annex V requirements and Type of garbage

• Application and Exception

• Placards, garbage management plans and garbage record-keeping

• Disposal of Garbage outside and within special areas

• Reception Facilities (2)

• Garbage Record Book (2)

• MARPOL Annex VI - Air

• Definitions, Application and Exemptions

• Surveys (2)

• Issue or endorsement of Certificates

• PSC detection of violations and enforcement

• Ozone-Depleting Substances

• Nitrogen Oxides (NOx)

• Sulfur Oxides (SOX) and particulate matter

• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)

• Shipboard Incineration

• Reception Facilities (3)

• Fuel Oil Availability and Quality

• Fuel Oil Supply Availability and Quality Requirements (FOSAR)

• Special Areas and PSSAs

• Introduction to Air Pollution in merchant ships

• Brief overview of Air Emissions

• Some methods to reduce Air Emissions

• SOX, Soot, smoke and particulate matter

• NOX

• Introduction to Regulations on prevention of Air Pollution from Ships

• Legislation

• Wash water criteria

• System Guidelines

• Emissions Monitoring

• EGC System Approval

• Possible ways for compliance

• Exhaust Gas Cleaning System Guidelines

• Energy Efficiency on ships

• Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI)

• Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP)

• Energy Efficiency Operational Indicator (EEOI)

• Energy Efficiency Calculations

• Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI) and the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII).

• Model Questions and Answers (3)

• Pollution Casualties and Criminalization of Seafarers

• Criminalization of Seafarers in Pollution Related Cases

• STCW 1978

• STCW Amendments

• Conventions on Maritime Safety

• LOAD LINE 1966

• Freeboard as related to Load Lines

• Tabular data for Freeboard

• Openings on the Deck and Sides of the Ship

• Stability Aspects for Ships Carrying “Timber Deck Cargoes”

• Note on the load lines of Tankers

• International Convention on Load Lines, 1966

• Surveys and Markings

• Duration and Validity

• Control

• Regulations for Determining Load Lines (Annex 1 of the Convention)

• Some Important Definitions

• Load Line Mark

• Identification of the Assigning Authority and Details of Marking

• Conditions of Assignment of Freeboard

• Freeboards

• Corrections

• Super structures

• Trunks

• Deduction for Superstructures and Trunks

• Sheer

• Minimum Bow Height

• Minimum Freeboard

• Loadline Surveys

• LOADLINE Amendments

• CSC 1972

• SAR 1979

• SUA 1988

• COLREG 1972

• Conventions on Prevention of Marine Pollution- Liability claims and compensations - IMO instruments

• LLMC Convention

• CLC Convention

• Fund Convention- IOPC funds

• HNS funds Convention

• Bunker Convention 2001

• OPRC Convention

• Nairobi Wreck Removal Convention 2007

• AFS Convention

• Dumping Convention

• Intervention Convention

• Hong Kong Recycling Convention

• BWM Convention

• BWM 2004

• Ballast Water Management

• Procedures and Arrangement Manual

• BWM - Possible Treatment Methods

• Ballast Water Treatment Process--Filtration

• Ballast Water Treatment Process--Chemical Disinfection

• Ballast Water Treatment Process--Physical Disinfection

• BWT Technologies

• Other Conventions

• TONNAGE 1969

• Some important definitions (2)

• Basic Philosophy of Tonnage Computation

• Tonnage Computation

• Application of the International Convention on Tonnage Measurement of Ships

• Some Comments on Tonnage Measurements

• TONNAGE Amendments

• IMO Codes

• IBC code 1983

• IGC code 1983

• LSA code 1998

• FSS code 2000

• ISM code 1998

• Safety Management System (SMS)

• Responsibilities and Authority

• Resources and Personnel

• Shipboard Operations and Emergencies

• Reports and Analysis

• Maintenance

• Documentation and Auditing

• Certification

• ISM Amendments

• ISPS code 2002

• IMDG code 2002

• CASUALTY INVESTIGATION Code 2008

• IS code 2008

• IMSBC code 2008

• FTP code 2010

• ESP code 2011

• NOISE code 2014

• RO code 2015

• IMO Instruments Implementation (III) Code 2016

• International Institutions

• BIMCO

• IACS

• IALA

• IAPH

• ICS

• IFSMA

• IMB

• IMAREST

• INTERMANAGER

• INTERCARGO

• INTERTANKO

• ISF

• ITF

• OCIMF

• SIGTTO

• WHO

• World Shipping Council

• National and International Legislation (Awareness and Compliance)

• ILO

• ILO Conventions

• Structure of ILO

• ILO 147

• Occupational Health and Safety

• MLC 2006

• Maritime Labour Convention -2006

• Working hours

• Condition of employment

• Food, Accommodation and Recreation

• Health protection

• Complaints and Enforcement

• Flag state responsibilities

• Port State Responsibilities

• Labour-Supplying responsibilities

• International health regulations(IHR)

• Crew

• Free pratique

• In Quarantine

• Deratting Certificate

• Requirements of ship Sanitation

• Declaration of health

• Flag State Control

• Define the Duties of a Flag State

• Explain the role of the Flag State

• Flag State responsibilities as defined by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) and The International Shipping Federation (ISF)

• Port State Control

• Understanding Port State Control

• Port State Control (PSC)

• Regional Memoranda of Understanding

• Targeting

• PSC Inspections

• Priority Inspection

• Expanded Inspection

• Initial Inspection

• Clear Grounds

• In-depth Inspection

• Security Inspection

• Detailed Inspections by PSC

• Machinery Spaces

• Life-Saving Appliances (LSA) Fire Safety and Others

• Guidelines for Discharge Requirements under Annexes I and II which may be Examined for Compliance by the PSCO

• Guidelines for Control of Operational Requirements

• Control under the provisions of MARPOL and STCW

• Guidelines for Port State Control Related to the ISM Code

• Action Taken Codes used by the PSCO subsequent to an Inspection and Voyage Permission

• Contravention and Detention

• Guidelines for Detention of Ship

• BanningDetention Orders and Appeal

• Port State Inspection- Precautions Preventive measures by Ship Staff

• Preparing for Inspections

• General Checklist

• Reduce the risk of detention--Classification Recommendation, ISM SECA related deficiencies

• Detainable Deficiency

• Knowledge of National Regulations- Indian Merchant Shipping Act

• Certain Important definitions under MS ACT

• Registration of Ships

• About Registration of Ships

• Why Registration

• What is a Ship Registry

• Selecting a Flag State

• Explain (FOC) flags of convenience

• The Registration Process

• Registration Requirements of Various Flag States

• Registration of Ships in India

• Documents Required for Change of Flag

• Resources

• Engagement, discharge and management of crew

• Manning Scales and Certifications

• Certificates of Officers

• Basic Entitlements of seamen and apprentices

• Contracts of employment, wages and other remuneration, advances, allotments, payment into bank accounts

• Descriptions, deceased seamen, engagement of substitutes

• Repatriation, assisting and repatriating Indian seamen distressed abroad

• On Board Complaints Procedures

• The official log book and the law relating to entries

• Entries required to be made in Official log books

• Offences relating to misconduct, to endangering ship and against persons on board

• Discipline and treatment of disciplinary offences

• Civil liability for certain offences

• Trade disputes involving seamen

• The official log book entries and records in freeboard draft and allowances

• Crew accommodation

• Hygiene of the ship and welfare of the crew

• Outline knowledge of the regulations relating to medical stores Inspection and reports

• Fresh water and provisions

• Procedures in cases of infectious disease, illness or accidents.

• Maritime Declaration of health

• Port health Requirements

• International agreements and measures to prevent the spread of disease by shipping

• The safety of the ship, crew and passengers

• Some important provisions with respect to Safety

• Unseaworthy and Unsafe Ships

• Assistance of vessels in distress and salvage

• Master's duties in the case of collision or any other accident Collecting Evidences Lodging Protests Inquires and Investigation

• Duties of Master after collision

• Certain Miscellaneous Provisions in MS ACT

• Method of adoption of National Regulations

• Ship inspections for first entry into Indian flag

• Statutory Survey and Certification

• Application of leadership and team working skills

• Work Load Management

• Planning and coordination

• Allocation of Resources

• Time and Resource Constraints

• Prioritization

• Effective resource management

• Allocation of Resources (2)

• Effective communication onboard and ashore

• Communication is Understanding

• Types of Communication

• Interpersonal Communication

• Importance of Feedback

• Is Feedback Necessary

• Formal and Informal Feedback

• External and internal communication on board

• Case Study Informal Feedback

• Decisions reflect consideration of team experience

• Assertiveness and leadership, including motivation

• Assertiveness

• Assertiveness vs Aggressiveness

• Body language

• Three parts of effective assertive communication

• Dealing with problems assertively

• Being assertive amidst a problem

• Being assertive amidst a grief

• Being assertive amidst a conflict

• Motivation

• Ways of Motivation

• Advantages of Motivation

• Leadership

• Characteristics of a Leader

• Leadership Skills

• Acquiring Leadership Skills

• Obtaining and maintaining situation awareness

• Situational Awareness

• Process of Developing Situational Awareness

• Barriers to Situational Awareness

• Loss of Situation Awareness

• Human Error and SHELL model

• SHELL Model for HRM

• Errors and Error Chains

• Domino Theory

• The Reason's model

• Multiple cause theory

• What are the causes of accidents

• Recovering and Getting Back the Situational Awareness

• Conclusion

• Case Study Human Element

• Decision-making techniques

• Decision Making Process

• Story of John

• Process of Decision Making

• Four Types of Decision Makers

• Situation and Risk Assessment

• Risk Management

• IMO and Regulatory Requirements

• FSA - Risk management Steps

• Hazards Identification

• ALARP and the Risk Management Process

• Techniques for risk assessment and analysis

• Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)

• Event Tree Analysis (ETA)

• Integration of FTA and ETA The Bow Tie Model

• Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)

• Risk Assessment for the Engineroom

• Risk-Based Decision-Making Process

• Decision Making and Self-Control

• Risk Management (2)

• Managing Risk

• Regulatory Requirements

• Assessing Risk

• Risk Assessment Methods

• Risk Assessment for the Engineroom (2)

• Risk assessment prior commencement of work.

• Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control

• ALARP - As Low As Reasonably Practicable

• Examples of Risk Assessment

• Situation and workplace environment

• Evaluate the situation

• Understanding Emergencies

• Planning Emergency Response

• Identify and consider generated options

• Broadening the option by tapping into others’ creativity

• story of MV HAPPY CARRIER

• Selecting course of action

• PDCA cycle the Happy Carrier story continues

• Evaluation of outcome effectiveness

• Exercise on Outcome Effectiveness and Correction

• Structured Decision making framework

• Personal safety and social responsibilities

• Personal well-being on board

• Emergency Procedures

• Emergency Signals

• Precautions to protect marine environment from Pollution

• Safe working practices

• Work Stress and Resting

• Good communication onboard in relation to shipboard duties

• Human relationship onboard ships

• Human Element

• Individual output and needs

• Human nature and what we do

• Human factors and Ergonomics

• Impact of Training and Education

• Attention to rules, regulations and procedures

• Human Relationships

• Human relationship and team play

• What makes people happy

• Personal Relationship on board

• Dangers of drugs and alcohol abuse

• Sexual Harassment

• World of women seafaring officers in India and the world

• ILO study Women Seafarers Global employment policies and practices

• United States- Sexual Harrassment Cases

• Guidance On Eliminating Shipboard Harassment and Bullying

• Merchant Navy Code of Conduct

• Case Study

• Maintain Ship Security Plan and Recognition of risks and threats

• Security Threats And Patterns

• Historical Perspective

• Incidents Involving Criminal Activity in the Maritime Environment

• Incident Statistics and Underlying Motivation

• Current Security Threats and Patterns

• Piracy and Armed Attacks

• Terrorism

• Contraband Smuggling

• Stowaways and Refugees

• Cargo Theft

• Collateral Damage

• Vessel and Port Operations and Conditions

• Intermodal nature of transportation and Interfaces

• Maritime Security Policies

• Relevant International Conventions, Codes and Recommendations

• Relevant Govt. Legislation and Regulations

• Definitions

• Legal Implications of action or non-action by the Ship Security Officer

• Handling sensitive security-related information and communications

• Security Administration

• Documentation and Records

• Monitoring and Control

• Security Audits and Inspections

• Reporting Nonconformities

• Ship Security Plan

• Purpose of the Ship Security Plan

• Contents of the Ship Security Plan

• Confidentiality Issues

• Implementation of the Ship Security Plan

• Maintenance and modification of the Ship Security Plan

• Security Responsibilities

• Contracting Governments

• Recognized Security Organizations

• The Company

• The Ship

• The Port Facility

• Ship Security Officer

• Company Security Officer

• Port Facility Security Officer

• Seafarers with Designated Security Duties

• Port Facility Personnel with Designated Security Duties

• Other Personnel

• Ship Security Actions

• Actions required by different security levels

• Reporting requirements for ships

• Declaration of Security

• Reporting security incidents

• Execution of security procedures

• Convoy Escorts

• Emergency Preparedness, Drills, and Exercises

• Contingency Planning and Execution

• Security Drills and Exercises

• Assessment of Security Drills and Exercises

• Threat Identification, Recognition, and Response

• Recognition and Detection of Dangerous Substances and Devices

• Various types of weapons

• Methods of physical searches

• Execution and coordination of searches

• Recognition of persons posing potential security risks

• Techniques used to circumvent security measures

• Crowd management and control techniques

• Physical Searches

• Carry out Physical Searches and Non-Intrusive Inspections

• Use of metal detectors, X-Ray machines, and Non scan machines

• Implementing and Coordinating Searches

• Practice of Carrying Out Searches as Part of a Drill

• Search using a System of Check Cards

• Equipment to Carry for Conducting a Search

• Procedures to be Followed for an Efficient Search

• Various Places of Concealment on Board a Ship

• Operation of Security Equipment and Systems

• Various Types of Security Equipment and Systems on Board.

• Operation of Various Types of Security Equipment and Systems on Board

• Limitations of individual items of equipment and security systems

• Testing Calibration and Maintenance of Security Equipment and Systems

• Maintenance Requirements of Security Equipment and Systems

• Ship Security Assessment

• Risk Assessment Methodology

• Assessment tools

• On-scene security surveys

• Physical security aboard ships

• Use of communication systems

• Security Assessment Documentation

• Seaworthiness and Damage Control

• References

• LIFE SAVING EQUIPMENT MANUAL

• Life Saving Equipment

• Life boat

• Rescue Boat

• Emergency escape and breathing device

• Inflatable liferaft

• Life boat engine

• Life raft and Life Boat

• Rescue transponder

• Life saving slewing crane

• FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT MANUAL

• Control Repeater

• Fire fighting suit

• Flammable and toxic gas detection control system

• Flame Detector

• Gas sensors

• IS gas Detector, Base adapter, Safe isolator

• Fire Extinguishing material

• Heli Deck Pop up system

• Types of Fire Extinguisher

• Water based fire fighting system

• Instruction manual

• Mixed Water Mist System

• Water mist fire detection and Alarm control panel - Installation and Instruction

• Installation

• Instruction manual (2)

• Wet chemical fire fighting system

• Water sprinkler system

• Emergency Fire Pump Manual in pdf

• Fire, control valve and pneumatic tank 1

• FIRE CONTROL PLAN