Safety familiarization, basic training and instruction for all seafarers

Training format

Course approved

Maritime Administration of Ukraine
Academy of American Bureau of Shipping
Republic of Panama
Republic of Liberia
Republic of Marshall Islands

For whom

The course is intended for all seafarers, regardless of their position or experience, who need to undergo initial safety training before starting work on a ship.

Teaching language

English
Russian
Ukrainian

Duration

Seat restriction

The course "Safety familiarization, basic training and instruction for all seafarers" is designed to provide participants with basic knowledge and skills in ship safety, in accordance with international standards IMO VI/1 and A-VI/1. It covers aspects such as personal survival, fire safety, medical aid, and adaptation to the ship environment.

On the course you will learn to

Personal survival.
Fire safety and fire fighting.
Provision of elementary medical aid.
Adaptation to the ship environment.
Handling unforeseen circumstances.

Issuing certificates

Qualified specialist certificate.

Level of instructor-teachers

Training is conducted by qualified specialists with maritime education and experience of more than three years working on ships, as well as experience in training centers for crew preparation.

Compliance with international conventions

VI/1 STCW
Section VI (Emergency Measures and Rescue) of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW). Initial safety training for all seafarers before starting work on a ship. Includes familiarization with the ship, use of life-saving equipment, and basic safety procedures.
A-VI/1 STCW
Section A (Mandatory) of the STCW Code. Mandatory requirements for conducting basic safety training for seafarers, including theoretical and practical training in safety, fire safety, first aid, and marine environment protection.
Paragraphs 1 and 2 STCW
Paragraph 1 describes mandatory basic safety training for all seafarers, including theoretical and practical aspects of training.
Paragraph 2 clarifies that this training must be certified and conducted before the first departure to sea or during service on the ship.

Material and technical support of the course

The course is fully equipped with necessary educational materials, including classrooms, educational guides, demonstration materials, and equipment.

First Aid and Medical Care Training Class

Training and Simulation Vessel

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