STCW95 Basic Safety Training Course
- IMO standard & MCA approved
- Warsash Maritime accredited
- Approved by the Thai Dept - Edu
- Highest standards of training
- Only 34,500 Thai baht
- (approx US$1150 or 800 Euro)
Get your professional yachting career off the dock...
Gulf Charters Thailand, in collaboration with Barter International Maritime Studies (BIMS), is now happy to announce that our MCA approved, professionally managed, affordable STCW-95 Basic Safety Training program is now available in Thailand. Come have some fun in the sun and get your Maritime Career started now!!!
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STCW95 = Standards of Training Certification and Watch keeping for Seafarers
Before you can be employed in any capacity on a yacht as part of a professional crew you need to hold an International Maritime Organization (IMO) certificate that declares you trained for survival at sea.
Our STCW95 Basic Safety Training program consists of 4 Certification Courses over 5 days! This training is very important to your maritime career! This is not just looking at a life raft and playing with a few fire extinguishers... you will be boarding a real life raft in the ocean, navigating through smoke filled rooms with billowing flames and you will really appreciate that you are doing this with guidance of experienced professionals in a well established purpose built facility.
Professional training environment, best quality practices and great prices: you won’t find a better deal anywhere in the world to get your professional yachting career off the dock.
STCW 95 course content:
2 Day: Basic Marine Fire Fighting
The course aims to give all persons intending to go to sea a basic induction and knowledge of the ways in which fires are caused and the precautions to be taken to minimise the risk of fires on board ships. Assessment is by direct observation, oral questioning and a written examination. There is no entry requirement for this course.
Course Content:
- The identification of probable cause, nature and extent of injuries is prompt, complete and conforms to current first-aid practice
- Risk of harm to self and others is minimised at all times
- Treatment of injuries and the patient's condition is appropriate, conforms to recognised first-aid practice and international guidelines
1 Day: Basic Maritime First Aid
The course aims to develop the competence required to be able to apply immediate first aid in the event of an accident or illness on board.
Course Content:
- Response to emergency situations involving fires
- The use of breathing apparatus
- Fire fighting and fire extinguishing using portable equipment
- Act as a member of a fire fighting party
1 Day: Personal Survival Techniques
The course aims to give all persons going to sea the essential basic knowledge of survival equipment, survival principles and techniques that can be applied to maximise their chances of survival in the event of a marine casualty. Training consists of theoretical classroom work which is then enhanced by exercises in our Environmental Training Tank. Assessment is by direct observation, oral questioning and simulated scenarios.
Course Content:
- Survival difficulties and factors
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Life rafts and equipment
- Actions prior to abandonment
- In water survival techniques
- Helicopter rescue
- Vital & secondary actions in the life raft
- Righting an upturned life raft
- Use of pyrotechnics
1 Day: Personal Safety and Social Responsibility
The course aims to give all persons intending to go to sea a basic induction in safety procedures and accident prevention and to familiarise them with the employment conditions and working environment on board merchant vessels. Assessment is by direct observation, oral and written questioning and simulated scenarios.
Course Content:
- Complying with emergency procedures
- Prevention of marine pollution
- Observing safer working practices
- Understanding the chain of command and orders
- Contributing to effective human relationships on board ship
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Next courses:
March 5th - 9th 2012
April 5th - 9th 2012
May 5th - 9th 2012
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All good to have a life raft with you, but you need to know how to use it and what to do once you're in it.....
Fire is the number one killer of men at sea, know how to respond...
