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The aim of this course is to provide the stipulated level of knowledge required for candidates training as a Company Security Officer (CSO) in accordance with the stated minimum requirements for the Issue of Certificates of Proficiency for Company Security Officers as specified in MSC/Crirc.1154. This course is developed in accordance with the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Model Course 3.20.

This course provides an overview of cyber security and how to minimise potential threats in the workplace. You will learn about many of the potential threats, good practice to minimise exposure and attacks, and what precautions you should take whilst travelling and using video conferencing technology.

To give the delegates knowledge and skills needed to safely crew survival vessels. After completion of the course, the delegate will meet the qualification requirements in accordance with the STCW Code Table A-VI/2-1 and Table A-VI/2-2

To refresh previous gained knowledge obtained in STCW VI/1-2 basic safety training Course Contents: Limitation of fire hazards, Maintenance of emergency contingency, Behavior in situations involving fire, Extinguishing fire.

This course provides an overview of cyber security and how to minimise potential threats in the workplace. You will learn about many of the potential threats, good practice to minimise exposure and attacks, and what precautions you should take whilst travelling and using video conferencing technology.

After completion of the course, the delegate must meet the qualification requirements in accordance with the STCW Code Table A-VI/2-1 Target Group: Persons to be included as the ships operating crew who must operate liferafts, lifeboats and man-over-board boats. Course Contents: Operation and construction of: - Liferafts - Lifeboats - Man-over-board boats - Life saving appliances Life-saving first aid, haemorrhage, shock and hypothermia.