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This course provides an understanding of the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), the rules and roles associated with the legislation, and what it means for you as an employee or employer. You will learn about personal data, how to protect it, and ways to identify and mitigate any potential risks at your company.

The aim of this course is to inform about the different types of marine trash and debris and the impact that it has on the environment. The course will also allow you to identify common sources and destinations of marine trash and debris and explain the laws, regulations and preventative measures that prevent trash and debris from polluting the waterways.

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.

The aim of this course is to cover workplace noise control regulations, common hazards, exposure risks, recommended limits, and effective noise control measures.

The aim of this course is to inform you about the hazards and consequences of drug and alcohol abuse. You will be able to identify different types of addictive substances and the importance of a drug and alcohol policy. You will also be able to describe the purpose of an Employee Assistance Program and how to respond to inappropriate usage.

This course provides an overview of the policies and practices that can help to ensure equality and diversity in the workplace. The course also provides knowledge and understanding on the legislation that underpins good practice, and the role that you play to promote fairness and compliance.