Port State Control IGF Awareness
Port State Control IGF Awareness course
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Description
This course gives surveyors and inspectors a clear overview of the IGF Code and the main areas to look at when dealing with alternative fuelled ships. It focuses on the key systems, onboard arrangements, and operational practices you’re likely to encounter, along with the points that matter most during an inspection.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the core purpose, scope, and regulatory context of the IGF Code.
- Identify key technical and operational inspection points on IGF vessels.
- Understand what supports safe IGF operations in practice.
- Build a clearer understanding of the main IGF systems, equipment, and storage arrangements found onboard.
Prerequisites
None
Certification
SMT Issued Certificate
Who is this course for?
Anyone with duties related to the inspection or oversight of IGF Coded vessels.
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