Last chance to book!
We have a few spaces left on the following course:
Half day Personal Safety & Social Responsibilities Course running in Glasgow on 26 January 2012
To book your place on this course contact lrooney@clydemarine.com.
Clyde Marine Training is justifiably proud of its reputation for facilitating and delivering tailored short courses, including STCW. So far, thousands of crew members have benefited from this training.
Certificated, in-house staff provide this training, often at short notice, through offices in Glasgow and Southampton. However alternative locations can be arranged, including onboard vessels.
Reassuringly Clyde Marine Training works to standards laid down by the International Maritime Organisation in the STCW code and is approved by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.
Interested in attending or organising a training course? Contact us for more details.
This 1 day course is designed to form part of the mandatory basic minimum requirements for all familiarisation and basic safety training for seafarers with designated emergency duties. Upon successful completion of this course, candidates will receive an Elementary First Aid Certificate.
This 1 day course is designed to form part of the mandatory basic safety training for seafarers. It deals with the actions to be taken by individuals to protect themselves in emergency situations and includes practical training in the use of lifejackets and inflatable life rafts. Exercises are carefully supervised by qualified staff and can be undertaken by non-swimmers.
This course forms part of the mandatory basic safety training for all seafarers assigned safety or pollution prevention duties. Its objectives are to give basic induction training in safety procedures and accident prevention and to familiarise personnel with the employment conditions and working environment onboard merchant vessels.
This course has been developed from our approved STCW 95 Crisis Management & Human Behaviour Course, and satisfies the requirements of the code section A-V/2 & 3 paragraph 1. It is mandatory training for all crew members who have a duty to assist passengers in emergencies.
This course is designed for Officers and any other person having responsibility for the safety of passengers in an emergency situation. The course covers emergency plans and procedures, the identification of stress and communication and control methods for situations involving passengers and crew members.
This half day Basic Fire Awareness course is intended to give all candidates basic knowledge of fire safety, fire prevention and an understanding of the hazards of fire. Candidates will learn the need for prompt, safe and correct action to be taken on the outbreak of a fire.
This course will entail the use of breathing apparatus, fire extinguishers, hoses and also other fire fighting equipment. The course will also include preventing the risk of fires onboard ships, how to extinguish the fires and also the way fires can be caused. This course is also a mandatory part of the STCW 95 training.
It is mandatory that you have previously completed the STCW 95 Basic Firefighting and Fire Prevention training before attending this course which progresses further into fire safety and prevention onboard.
This course is for those who will be responsible for providing first aid on vessels up to 150 miles shore. The Elementary First Aid course must be complete before attending this course.
This course will involve training in practical skills, observations of the casualty and use of medications for persons in charge of medical care when 150miles from shore. Before attending this course the candidate must have completed the Elementary First Aid and Medical First Aid courses and have eighteen months sea time.
This course will involve ensuring the development of a Ship Security Assessment, the duties and responsibilities for the security of a ship and to maintain and update a Ship Security Plan.
