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Security Training for Seafarers with Designated Security Duties

Course Topics

  • 1. Competence to be Acheived
  • 1.2 Current Security Threats & Patterns
  • 1.3 Ship & Port Operation & Conditions
  • 2.1 International Convention, Codes & Recommendation
  • 2 Marine Security Policy
  • 2.1 (A) Codes
  • 2.2 Familiarity with relevant government legislation and regulations
  • 2.3 Definitions
  • 2.4 Handling sensitive security-related information and communications
  • 3 Security Responsibilities
  • 3.1 Contracting governments
  • 3.2 Recognized Security Organizations
  • 3.3 The company
  • 3.4 The Ship
  • 3.5 The Port Facility
  • 3.6 Ship Security Officer
  • 3.7 Company Security Officer
  • 3.8 Port Facility Security Officer
  • 3.9 Seafarers with designated Security duties
  • 3.10 Port Facility Personnel with designated security duties
  • 3.11 Other Personnel
  • 4 Ship Security Assessment
  • 4.1 Assessment Tools
  • 4.2 On-Scene security Surveys
  • 5 Security Equipment
  • 5.1 Security equipment and systems
  • 5.2 Operational limitations of security equipment and systems
  • 5.3 Testing, Calibration and maintenance of security equipment and systems
  • 6 Threat Identification,Recognition and Response
  • 6.1 Recognition and detection of weapons,dangerous substances and devices
  • 6.2 Methods of physical searches and non - intrusive inspections
  • 6.3 Execution and coordination of searches
  • 6.4 Recognition, on a non -discriminatory basis,of persons posing potential security risks
  • 6.5 Techniques used to circumvent Security measures
  • 6.6 Crowd management and control techniques
  • 7 Ship Security Actions
  • 7.1 Actions required by different security
  • 7.2 Maintaining security of the ship/port interface
  • 7.3 Familiarity with the Declaration of Security
  • 7.4 Reporting security incidents
  • 7.5 Execution of security procedures
  • 8 Emergency Preparedness, Drills and Exercises
  • 8.1 Execution of contingency plans
  • 8.2 Security drills and exercises
  • 8.3 Use of citadel where provided on-board
  • 9 Security Administration
  • 9.1 Documentation and records
  • 10 Piracy Awareness-Prior to Entering Areas of Risk
  • 10.1 Appraise the strengths and Vulnerabilities of crew and ships.
  • 10.2 Know the Anti-piracy measures
  • 10.3 Understand the contents of the Best Management Practices
  • 10.4 Pirates Business Model
  • 11 Pirate Attack
  • 11.1 Examine the implications of a piracy attack
  • 11.2 Assess how to defend the crew and the ship
  • 11.3 Coping in a Hostage Situation
  • 12 The Release Process
  • 12.1 Discuss the additional dangers associated with the release process
  • 13.1 Enable seafarers to consider what they may wish to share with their family
  • 13.2 Discussion with participants and closing session
  • 14 Assessment

1. Competence to be Acheived

                                                                                                      

  • This course is designed for the itinerant first time seafarer, as well as experienced seafarers who have not been assigned designated security duties on board ship.
  • The necessary skills and knowledge will be imparted to make them aware of the security systems implemented on board a ship.
  • They will be sufficiently familiar with these systems and will also be made aware of where to access additional information to broaden this basic knowledge.           

        (DONT KEEP YOU IN DARK)

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