Course catalogue

The objective of this training is that the course participants is updated and acquired basic knowledge and practical skills for the building of scaffolding, so that accidents are avoided by the use and also provide the candidate with knowledge that are in accordance with the regulations. After completing the course, participants will have the necessary knowledge to carry out practical training with a min of 72 hours. Before an employer can set the candidate to work independently, the candidate should have practice work with scaffolding in min.6 months.

Introduction

Safety at work

Regulations

Planning of work in height

Technical Requirements Scaffold Structures

Suspended Scaffolding

Anchoring, bracing, adjustment

Structures under construction

Risk Assessment

Practical control of scaffolding

Working on completed constructions

Assess

Use of harness equipment

Exam

After completing the course, students should know the regulations for the activityBeyond this, be familiar with risk management, consequences of a fall using fall protection equipment and knowledge of the fall protection equipment used in their company.

Introduction

Laws, regulations and standards

Risks of working in heights

Fall, fall forces and loads

Actions to reduce the risk of falls

Collective protection measures

Personal fall prevention measures and anchorages

Actions to mitigate the consequences of falls

Personal protective equipment ( PPE)

Knowledge of emergency work in height

The main objective with the training is to provide training for the candidate to acquire basic practical knowledge about safe use of mobile crane so that accidents are avoided by use.

Main Components

Inspection Points

Arrangement and service

Overturning moment/Stability

Overloadequipment

Practical use of lifting gir

Load chart

Operation technique

Hook/Block

other equipment

After completing course the participants have the necessary skills the Act requires from the managers, enabling them to perform their duties in satisfactory manners.

Working Environment Act/Orders

HSE work

Safety work

Employers duties

Employee’s right and duty to participate

Function and tasks of safety representative

Function and tasks of the working environment committee

Company health service function

Working environment factors

Work environment and work relations 

Inclusive work

Psychosocial work environment

Accidents and accident prevention work

Fall, fall forces and loads

Personal fall prevention measures and anchorages

Personal protective equipment ( PPE)

Knowledge of emergency work in height

When finish with the course the candidate should be able to perform a periodic inspection within G04.

Practical training in operation of bridge-/overhead crane

Practical training in inspection

Inspection procedures

Reports

Tools and equipment

Examens

This regulation-focused course provides shipboard and shore-based personnel with a complete, practical understanding of how to maintain inspection-ready Ballast Water Record Books (BWRB) under the updated requirements entering into force on 1 February 2025.

Anchored in RESOLUTION MEPC.369(80) and the amended Ballast Water Management Convention (2004), the course translates complex IMO provisions into clear, step-by-step documentation methods. Participants learn how to record uptake, exchange, circulation, discharge, internal transfers, bypass events, and failures in a defensible, auditable format. Through real examples, case-based quizzes, and templates, seafarers develop confidence in creating logs that withstand PSC, flag, and company audits.

This course equips seafarers, officers, and superintendents with the psychological tools and operational strategies to maintain composure, clarity, and performance during high-stakes inspections such as SIRE 2.0, CDI, RightShip, PSC, and internal audits. By integrating behavioral science, human performance principles, and real inspection dynamics, it trains participants to manage cognitive load, stress, and communication under scrutiny. Through practical frameworks—such as the “Brief–Execute–Debrief” model, 4-4-6 breathing control, and adaptive communication scripts—crew members learn to demonstrate confidence, factual consistency, and professional discipline under observation.

This course provides comprehensive type-specific familiarization with MAN B&W two-stroke and four-stroke main engines (MC/MC-C, ME/ME-C, ME-GI, ME-LGIM, and ME-LGIP). Designed for engineers, technical managers, and shipboard officers, it bridges OEM standards with onboard practice through detailed diagnostics, maintenance, and optimization procedures. The program focuses on safe operation, emission compliance, and lifecycle management, enabling participants to interpret indicator diagrams, analyze KPIs (SFOC, Pmax, exhaust temperatures), and ensure audit-ready documentation aligned with Class, Flag, and IMO requirements.