Medical Care on Board Ship

The training of students is carried out in accordance with the requirements of Regulation V/1-1 (paragraphs 3, 4) of the STCW Convention, Section A-V/1-1-2 (paragraph 2) of the STCW Code. The course is carried out for the purpose of: -Directly responsible for the workload, -unloading and safe transportation; -cargo handling on oil tankers.

The training of students is carried out in accordance with the requirements of the International Code for the Management of the Safe Operation of Ships and Pollution Prevention (IMO Resolution A.741.(18)), Chapter IX of SOLAS-74 The course is prepared in order to: -provide students with knowledge of ship safety management, safety of human life at sea and prevention of marine pollution, prevention of human injury or casualties, accidents; -avoidance of damage to the environment and property in accordance with the STCW Code. - inform the students about the role and responsibilities of the safety officer on board and the role he/she plays in the management of safety on board.

The training is carried out in accordance with the requirements of regulation VI/6 (paragraphs 1, 2) of the STCW Convention, section A-VI/6 (paragraphs 1-4), table A-VI/6-1 and the guidance given in Part B of the STCW Code. The course is prepared with the aim: -to provide basic knowledge of the requirements of Chapter XI-2 of SOLAS, ISPS Code, STCW Convention related to safety issues; -to learn the necessary initial measures to ensure the security of the ship and crew; -training in the necessary initial measures to prevent unauthorized entry of unauthorized persons and objects onto the vessel; -training in the procedure of interaction of the ship's personnel involved in security with the security officers of the company and port facility; -Initial training on joint actions of the ship's crew and port facility security officers during cargo handling and ship's supply; -studying the procedure for informing the ship security officer about any deficiencies and inconsistencies identified during periodic ship security surveys and inspections and taking measures to eliminate them; -familiarization with the procedure for participation of the crew members in measures to enhance security and vigilance on board the vessel, etc. -familiarization with the procedure for operation of the main technical security equipment; -familiarization with the procedure for applying protective measures to counter terrorist and pirate attacks, etc; -The procedure for interaction between the vessel and security ships.

The training is carried out in accordance with the requirements of Regulation VI/2 (paragraph 2) of STCW Convention, Section A-VI/2 (paragraphs 7-10), Table A-VI/2-2 and the guidance given in Part B of the STCW Code. The course is carried out in order to: -Possess/update and supplementing theoretical knowledge and practical skills of ship's officers in management; -Organizing the use of fast rescue boats and understanding their role and responsibility in the system of ensuring safety of human life at sea in emergency situations and during operational and training usage of ship's life-saving equipment.

The training is carried out in accordance with the requirements of Regulations I/11, V/4 of the STCW Convention, as amended by Sections A-I/11 (para. 4), A-1/12, A-V/4 (Table A-V/4-1), B-1/12 (para. 68-70), B-V/g of the STCW Code. The course is prepared with the aim of: -Ability to contribute to the safe operation of ships in polar waters -understanding of ice characteristics and areas where different types of ice can be expected area of operation -understanding of ship operations in ice and low air temperature conditions -understanding of safe operation and maneuverability of the ship in ice -awareness to monitor and ensure compliance with legal requirements -understanding the application of safe working practices and emergency response -understanding and awareness of proper crew training, working conditions and safety -understand the need to ensure compliance with pollution prevention requirements and -prevent environmental hazards and -understanding of maneuvering skills for safe operation of ships in polar waters.

The training of students is carried out in accordance with the requirements of sections B-V/b and B-V/c and tables A-II/1, A-II/2, A-II/3, A-II/5 of the ADR Code. The course is carried out in order to -teach the application of the rules of safe packaging, handling, storage and separation of dangerous and hazardous goods -train in the necessary safety measures during cargo operations with dangerous goods -Train in the application of the requirements of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, as amended (SOLAS-74) for ships engaged in the carriage of dangerous goods; -train in the application of IMO guidelines for the packaging of cargo transport units; -train in the application of the IMO recommendation on the safe transport of dangerous goods and related activities in port areas; -train in the application of the rules for the handling of dangerous goods in packaged form on board ships during transportation; -train in the application of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG-Code); -train in the application of the International Maritime Shipping Code for Bulk Cargoes (IMSBC Code); -Train in the application of the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (IBC Code); -train in the application of the rules of first aid on ships in case of accidents involving dangerous goods

Watercraft operator on coastal sea routes (PMSh) and inland waterways (VVSh) Training is based on the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and practical skills of small/recreational vessel operators (MPS) to achieve the necessary competence for the safe operation of a watercraft on PMW and IW, namely the study and acquisition of: – provision of basic theoretical knowledge of navigation; – study of the structure of watercraft; – study of the navigation area and navigation conditions in that area at any time of day and season; – studying navigation rules and rules for preventing collisions between vessels; – studying the dangers associated with navigation; – studying the basics of navigation in weather conditions; – practical training in operating watercraft; – demonstration of knowledge and skills in operating a vessel. To enroll in the training course, you must have copies of the following documents: 1. Ukrainian passport (pages 1, 2, and 3 + registration), or ID card (pages 1 and 2 and extract), or permanent/temporary residence permit; 2.Ukrainian passport for travel abroad; 3. Educational Diploma; 4. Taxpayer identification number (TIN); 5. Medical certificate of fitness to operate watercraft; 6. 3x4 photo

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