E-Learning

This Entry to Enclosed Spaces elearning course provides learners with an interactive, and engaging environment to gain foundation knowledge on EES regulations and best practice in the maritime industry. Alternatively, it provides refresher knowledge for experienced seafarers.

Information covered includes: what an enclosed space is, the hazards of working within it, the precautions to take before, during and after entry and typical responsibilities under the Ship’s Safety Management System.

The information in this course is based on the most up-to-date guidance as issued by the International Maritime Organization.

Standards: The Merchant Shipping and Fishing Vessels

1. Explain what an enclosed space is.
2. Identify and describe hazards that may be found within an enclosed space.
3. Describe how to assess the risks.
4. Identify control measures that are typically implemented in an enclosed space.
5. List requirements of an emergency rescue plan.
6. Explain how to prepare for entry to an enclosed space.
7. Describe how to enter an enclosed space.
8. Explain measures to take whilst working in an enclosed space.
9. Explain when and how to exit an enclosed space.
10. Identify responsibilities under a typical Entry to Enclosed Spaces procedure.

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£55 excl. VAT

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% mark.

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This Working at Height eLearning course will teach learners what working at height means, how to prepare for work at height and how to stay safe. This includes using equipment such as fall prevention and protection, using ladders safely and correctly, and how to choose the correct personal protective equipment.

This fully online course includes a range of interactive tasks such as drag-and-drop exercises and clickable screens. High-quality images and graphics are used throughout, as well as references to real-life maritime case studies and realistic scenarios.

Frequent knowledge checks and end-of-module assessments track the learner’s progress and competence.

Module 1—The Fundamentals of Working at Height
LO1: Define terminology used when working at height
LO2: Explain what work at height means
LO3: Outline key roles and responsibilities
LO4: Describe the process of hazard identification and risk assessment for work at height
LO5: Describe the hierarchy of control used to eliminate or reduce risk

Module 2—Preparing For and Working at Height
LO6: Summarise collective fall prevention and protection
LO7: Explain PPE requirements
LO8: Describe how to use ladders safely
LO9: Explain how to prevent dropped objects
LO10: Outline a typical emergency rescue plan
LO11: List final checks and how to perform the work safely

£55 excl. VAT

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• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% mark.

Level of course: Awareness

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This Environmental Awareness eLearning course provides learners with information about: the environmental impact of shipping activities, and identifying methods of reducing that impact while carrying out operations, as to avoid further global warming and ozone depletion. Detail on: the regulations put in place by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the requirements under each of the technical annexes of MARPOL will be covered.

This online course contains exercises to engage the learner, including an interactive 360° environment and an interactive map. High quality video and graphics are used throughout, and regular knowledge checks and assessments monitor the delegate’s learning and competence.

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% pass mark.

Module 1 – Oil and Chemical Pollution
LO1 Describe the global environment and our environmental responsibilities
LO2 Define the role of MARPOL
LO3 Describe how to prevent pollution by oil
LO4 Explain how to control pollution by chemicals at sea

Module 2 – Sewage, Garbage and Air Pollution
LO5 Explain the prevention of pollution by sewage from ships
LO6 Define pollution by garbage from ships and prevention methods
LO7 Describe the effects of air pollution from ships and how to prevent it
LO8 Describe ballast water management

Module 3 – Special Areas
LO9 Define regulations for travelling by ship in US waters
LO10 Identify Special Areas and Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas
LO11 Identify the importance of being more eco-friendly

£55 excl. VAT

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Standards: International Maritime Organization; MARPOL

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This Hazard Identification and Awareness eLearning course provides learners with information about the importance of identifying hazards onboard a vessel. This course presents the occupational risks associated with living and working on a ship, and how to recognize where hazards may be present.

This fully online course includes a range of interactive screens, including drag-and-drop exercises and images and model with clickable hot spots.

This course includes detailed 360° scenarios in which the learner has to search for and identify hazards. Multiple choice end-of-module assessments gauge the delegate’s competence and learning.

1. Define hazard identification and why it’s so important
2. Describe the occupational risks of living onboard
3. Explain how to look for hazards onboard
4. Identify hazards in different scenarios onboard
5. Identify the different types of hazard signs

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% mark.

£55 excl. VAT

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Level of course: Awareness

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This IMDG Awareness eLearning course will teach learners about the international regulations that are in place for the safe transportation of dangerous goods by sea. Delegates will learn about the requirements for packaging and labelling dangerous goods under the IMDG Code, and how to safely handle and store cargo that contains dangerous goods.

Detailed and accurate high-quality graphics are used throughout this fully online course. Real-life maritime case studies and realistic scenarios provide context for the learner and help them to relate to and digest the material. Frequent interactive exercises engage the learner, including drag-and-drop and clickable screens, and periodic knowledge checks and end-of-module assessments gauge the learner’s competence.

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• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% mark.

Standards: IMDG Code 2020 Edition
Level of course: Awareness

£75 excl. VAT

Module 1—Introduction to the IMDG Code
LO1: Define dangerous goods and where they might be found
LO2: Give an overview of the regulations governing the transportation of dangerous goods by sea
LO3: Outline the IMDG Code
LO4: Describe responsibilities of those involved
LO5: Outline consignment procedures
LO6: Describe the Dangerous Goods List

Module 2—Packaging and Labelling
LO7: Summarise the different types of packaging
LO8: Identify the different packing groups
LO9: Explain how dangerous goods should be packaged
LO10: Identify marking and labelling requirements
LO11: Explain the Dangerous Good Classifications
LO12: List the information to be detailed on hazard and handling labels

Module 3—Handling and Stowage
LO13: Explain how to safely handle and load dangerous goods
LO14: Outline the requirements for the stowage of dangerous goods on board, including segregation and compatibility groups
LO15: Explain the requirements for transportation documentation
LO16: Describe actions to take in the event of an incident involving dangerous goods
LO17: Identify training requirements

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This Manual Handling Awareness eLearning course will teach learners what manual handling is all about, how to minimise the risk of injury and the consequences of not carrying out manual handling tasks correctly. Learners will look at manual handling techniques and learn what lifting equipment and mechanical aids are available in the maritime industry.

This fully online course utilises accurate and detailed graphical representation to demonstrate correct lifting techniques to learners. 3D modelling allows learners to see lifting equipment and mechanical aids from all angles, and interactive screens keep the learner engaged throughout. Multiple choice questions at the end of each module assess competence and learning.

Module 1
LO1: Describe why proper manual handling is so important
LO2: Explain what manual handling is
LO3: Explain the consequences of poor manual handling operations
LO4: Explain how to minimise the risk of injury by using the hierarchy of control

Module 2
LO5: Describe how to plan a lift
LO6: Explain what lifting equipment or mechanical aids could be used
LO7: Describe the steps to lift and carry safely
LO8: Summarise key points

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£55 excl. VAT

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% mark.

Level of course: Awareness

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This Permit to Work Awareness eLearning course will teach learners why permits to work are required, what different types of permits are used in the maritime industry, and what types of work are likely to require permits.

This fully online course uses a variety of learning techniques throughout, including real-life maritime case studies, detailed graphical representation, and interactive screens. Frequent knowledge checks and realistic maritime-specific scenarios keep the learner engaged and able to relate to the material.

Multiple choice questions at the end of each module assess the learner’s competence and knowledge.

Module 1
LO1: Describe the purpose of a permit to work system
LO2: Identify who is involved in the permit to work process
LO3: Explain the principles of a permit to work system
LO4: Describe the stages of the permit to work process

Module 2
LO5: Identify different types of permits
LO6: Describe what is meant by a sanction to test
LO7: Identify which types of work are likely to require a permit to work

£55 excl. VAT

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% mark.

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Level of course: Awareness

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This Polar Code and Polar Survival eLearning course will teach learners about how the Polar Code is designed to help you to survive in a Polar environment. Topics covered include Polar survival techniques and how to use survival equipment, how to prepare for rescue, and what hazards exist in a Polar environment.

The information in this course is based on the most up-to-date guidance as issued by the International Maritime Organization.

Recognized by The Bahamas Maritime Authority

Standards: International Code for Ships Operating in Polar

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£95 excl. VAT

Module 1 - Introduction to Polar Operations and the Polar Code
LO1: Describe what is meant by Polar operations
LO2: Define the Polar Code and who/what it applies to
LO3: Recognise the 12 chapters contained in the Polar code
LO4: Identify the hazards and risks associated with working in Polar regions

Module 2 - How to Survive
LO5: Explain the considerations in the case of abandonment to ice
LO6: Recognise the psychology of survival and how to manage stress
LO7: Describe ice survival issues, including falling through ice
LO8: Describe how to set-up a tent on the ice
LO9: Specify the contents within PSK and GSK and the lifesaving equipment provided on the vessel
LO10: Describe issues around equipment and clothing
LO11: Describe safe toilet routines
LO12: Identify Polar wildlife and the potential risks posed
LO13: Describe the actions to take against Polar Bears
LO14: Explain how to maintain morale and how to successfully lead the team in survival situations

Module 3 - Preparing for Rescue
LO15: Describe how to prepare for rescue from the vessel
LO16: Identify the actions to take in the event of a helicopter rescue
LO17: Define the procedures for winching operations
LO18: Identify the actions to take if communications are lost
LO19: Describe how to deal with helicopter emergency situations

Module 4 - Recognising Hazards and How to Stay Safe
LO20: Explain the main general safety risks associated with extreme cold environments
LO21: Identify the PPE to be worn in Polar regions
LO22: Describe the structure of the skin and regulation of the body temperature
LO23: Identify the signs, symptoms and treatment for hypothermia
LO24: Identify the signs, symptoms and treatment for frostnip and frostbite
LO25: Explain the four phases of cold water immersion
LO26: Identify the signs, symptoms and treatment of trench foot
LO27: Identify the signs, symptoms and treatment of snow blindness
LO28: Identify the signs, symptoms and treatment of ice burns
LO29: Describe how CPR may be used to assist a casualty

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% mark.

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This Security Awareness eLearning course will teach learners about the ISPS Code and Ship Security. Delegates will look at the different security threats that vessels face and learn how to contribute to the safety of the ship through awareness, vigilance, and drills.

This fully online course contains high-quality images and graphics and interactive screens to engage the learner throughout. Knowledge checks and end-of-module assessments gauge competence and learning, while real-life maritime case studies and realistic scenarios provide context for the material.

None

£95 excl. VAT

Module 1
LO1: Define Ship Security and how it relates to you
LO2: Identify the security roles onboard and at port
LO3: Describe how the ship and port communicate security threats
LO4: Explain ISPS Security Threat Levels

Module 2
LO5: Explain how to identify security threats
LO6: Identify different threats while the ship is in port
LO7: Identify different threats while the ship is underway
LO8: Identify different threats while the ship is at anchor
LO9: Explain how drills and exercises prepare for you for security threats
LO10: Describe how contingency plans protect you in the event of a security breach
LO11: Explain the function purpose of access points and restricted access

Module 3
LO12: Define terrorism and why it is a security threat
LO13: Define armed robbery and sabotage and why they are security threats
LO14: Define piracy and when to use a citadel
LO15: Define smuggling and why it is a security threat
LO16: Define stowaway and why they are a security threat
LO17: Define cyber attack and why it is a security threat

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% mark.

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This Task Risk Assessment Awareness eLearning course will teach learners about how and why the risk assessment process is implemented, and includes a walk-through of the task risk assessment process onboard ships.

This fully online course references real-life maritime case studies to reinforce the importance of carrying out task risk assessments, with detailed and accurate high quality images used throughout. Interactive tasks, including drag-and-drop, hot spots and clickable screens, keep the learner consistently engaged during the course.

Frequent knowledge checks and end-of-module assessments are used to gauge the learner’s progress and competence.

Module 1
LO1: Explain why task risk assessments are carried out
LO2: Outline key responsibilities within the risk assessment process
LO3: Describe common risk assessment terminology
LO4: Explain what a Formal Safety Assessment is

Module 2
LO4: Describe the steps of the risk assessment process
LO5: Describe the preparations that take place before the assessment begins
LO6: Explain how to identify hazards
LO7: Explain how to assess risk
LO8: Explain what control measures are
LO9: Explain what residual risk is
LO10: Explain how to handle a previously risk assessed task
LO11: Describe the approval and recording process
LO12: Describe the toolbox talk
LO13: Explain how to stay safe when performing the work

£55 excl. VAT

None

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% mark.

Level of course: Awareness

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This Advanced Firefighting Updating eLearning course provides learners with information about firefighting considerations, including: control of equipment and personnel; stability of the vessel during firefighting operations; assessing onboard and ashore requirements; control of systems onboard; managing dangerous goods, injured persons, and use of fixed systems on board.

This online course contains a mixture of interactive exercises, realistic scenarios and a real-life case study, using high quality graphics and imagery throughout. Multiple choice questions to assess competency are at the end of each module.

Advanced Fire Fighting certificate, or equivalent

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% pass mark.

Every 5 years

£95 excl. VAT

1. The learner understands the principles involved in controlling firefighting operations on board a vessel; Is proficient in knowledge on: how fires often start, spread and their consequences, methods of extinguishment, classification of fires and their respective strategies of extinguishment.

2. The learner is able to control firefighting operations aboard ship, and can thoroughly describe how to fight fires in accordance with recognised procedures, including: the correct use of portable fire extinguishers, mobile apparatus, hoses and nozzles on appropriate fire types. The learner understands fuel usage for different types of fires and how best to utilise their fuel. The learner must be proficient in team communication and cooperation. The learner is knowledgeable in firefighting procedures involving dangerous goods and injured persons.

3. The learner is able to: organise and train fire parties explain how to organise a fire party to implement emergency contingency plans promptly, and control firefighting operations in accordance with recognised procedures, including taking charge of a team and/or area of operation.

4. The learner knows how to inspect and service fire detection and extinguishing systems and equipment, including: personal protective equipment (PPE), rescue and life support equipment, and emergency escape breathing devices (EEBD).

5. The learner is able investigate and compile reports on incidents involving fire, and can thoroughly assess causes of fires; Describe a typical fire investigation report highlighting key areas to be included; Compile a factual incident report to comply with statutory requirements.

STCW approved by The Bahamas Maritime Authority

These online courses contain a mixture of interactive exercises, realistic scenarios and a real-life case study, using high quality graphics and imagery throughout. Multiple choice questions to assess competency are at the end of each module.

In order to receive final certificates practical elements must be completed in Glasgow, Scotland for below elements:

• STCW Personal Survival Techniques (PST) Updating
• STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF) Updating
• STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft and rescue Boats other then Fast Rescue Boats (PSCRB) Updating

• STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft and rescue Boats other then Fast Rescue Boats (PSCRB) 
• STCW Personal Survival Techniques (PST) 
• STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF) 
• STCW Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF) 

£750 excl. VAT

Every 5 years

STCW approved by The Bahamas Maritime Authority

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% pass mark.

Please click the below courses to see individual course breakdowns:

STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft and rescue Boats other then Fast Rescue Boats (PSCRB) Updating

STCW Personal Survival Techniques (PST) Updating

STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF) Updating

STCW Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF) Updating

These online courses contain a mixture of interactive exercises, realistic scenarios and a real-life case study, using high quality graphics and imagery throughout. Multiple choice questions to assess competency are at the end of each module.

In order to receive final certificates practical elements must be completed in Glasgow, Scotland for below elements:

• STCW Personal Survival Techniques (PST) Updating
• STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF) Updating
• STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft and rescue Boats other then Fast Rescue Boats (PSCRB) Updating
• STCW Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boat (FRB) Updating

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% pass mark.

STCW approved by The Bahamas Maritime Authority

• STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft and rescue Boats other then Fast Rescue Boats (PSCRB) 
• STCW Personal Survival Techniques (PST) 
• STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF) 
• STCW Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF) 
• STCW Fast Rescue Boat (FRB)

Every 5 years

£950 excl. VAT

Please click the below courses to see individual course breakdowns:

STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft and rescue Boats other then Fast Rescue Boats (PSCRB) Updating

STCW Personal Survival Techniques (PST) Updating

STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF) Updating

STCW Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF) Updating

This Fast Rescue Boat Updating eLearning course provides learners with information about: fast rescue boats, boat handling and control, communication and search, and casualty recovery (both in individual cases and in the event of a capsize).

This courses uses high quality animations and graphics to represent fast rescue boats and procedures for launch, search and rescue, capsize and casualty recovery. Interactive tasks such as hot spots and drag-and-drop exercises to engage learners throughout. Competence and learning is assessed via knowledge checks and end-of module multiple choice questions.

Fast Rescue Boat certificate, or equivalent

1. Identify the different types of fast rescue boat. Explain how the shape of the hull affects the handling of a fast rescue boat. Describe the starting procedure of a jet boat. Explain how to carry out routine inspections. Identify what personal protective equipment is required.

2. Describe how to launch and recover a fast rescue boat. Explain how to handle a boat in different sea conditions.

3. Identify communication methods and radio channels. Define common search and rescue terminology. Describe how to establish a start point and search method. Explain different search patterns.

4. Describe how to recover a casualty. Identify the causes of capsize. Explain what to do during and after capsize. Describe the purpose of kill-cords.

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% pass mark.

Every 5 years

£95 excl. VAT

STCW approved by The Bahamas Maritime Authority

This Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting Awareness eLearning course provides learners with information about what to do in the event a fire breaks out on board a vessel, the equipment used in fire prevention and extinguishment, and the different classifications of fire types that can occur.

This online course uses 3D modelling and high quality graphics to present realistic fire fighting scenarios to learners. Frequent knowledge checks maintain engagement and multiple choice assessments gauge the delegates’ competence levels at the end of each module.

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% pass mark.

£95 excl. VAT

1. Summarise the fire classifications
2. Identify the portable or mobile extinguishers to use on each fire type
3. Describe types of hoses and their connections
4. Describe types of hose nozzles
5. Explain how to use foam-making equipment
6. Describe how to maintain portable fire fighting equipment and their components
7. Explain the principles of operation of typical BA equipment
8. Describe the BA equipment checks pre, during and post use
9. Describe the process for casualty search and rescue

Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting certificate, or equivalent

Every 5 years

STCW approved by The Bahamas Maritime Authority

In this Proficiency in Survival Craft Rescue Boats Updating eLearning course, learners will be reminded of the features of different types of release hooks, how Fall Prevention Devices work, and how to start a lifeboat engine. By the end of this course, delegates will be proficient in operating survival crafts.

This online course includes accurate and detailed graphics, animations and videos to demonstrate the features and techniques for operating survival crafts. Interactive exercises and references to real-life incidents keep the learner engaged with the material. Frequent knowledge checks and end-of-module assessments gauge the delegate’s learning throughout.

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% pass mark.

Proficiency in Survival Craft Rescue Boats certificate, or equivalent

£95 excl. VAT

Every 5 years

Module 1

• The learner is able to maintain the required standard of competence in survival craft and rescue boats (other than fast rescue boats), with knowledge of hooks, methods of deployment and off-load and on-load release devices.

Module 2

• Identify and explain the correct operation of Fall Prevention / Secondary Safety Devices or their equivalents.

Module 3

• Describe engine maintenance and operation with starts and stops (including preparations and checks), pre-start checks (including cold starting procedure), and know what steps to take in the event the engine fails to start.

Module 4

• Describe the launch and recovery procedures during a drill, take charge of a survival craft/rescue boat during launch, interpret, explain and correctly give commands, and safely perform necessary recovery procedures in an emergency.

Module 5

• Identify and utilise the various types of equipment typically found on survival crafts, including: radio life-saving appliances, EPIRBs, radar transponders (SARTs), and signalling equipment such as radars.

Module 6

• Describe the initial actions to take when abandoning a ship, the safety procedures in place, different types of ship safety aids, operating survival craft and steering on a compass course.

Module 7

• Identify the items in the first-aid kit, describe resuscitation techniques, the management of injured persons (both hot and cold injuries); hypothermia, frostbite, seasickness, heat stroke, dehydration, general bleeding and shock. Describe the risks of and causes of drowning.

STCW approved by The Bahamas Maritime Authority

This Personal Survival Techniques Updating eLearning course will prepare learners to take the essential actions necessary to abandon ship in a hurry. They will learn: how to survive in the water, how to use a life raft to escape from the vessel when it is too dangerous to remain on board, and how to attract the attention of rescuers from the survival craft.

This online course uses a range of high-quality images, videos and graphics to provide accurate and detailed representations of equipment and procedures. All modules contain interactive screens and knowledge checks to engage the learner throughout, and references to real-life case studies put the material into context.

• All units must be completed.
• End of course assessment with an 80% pass mark.

£95 excl. VAT

Personal Survival Techniques certificate, or equivalent

Module 1
LO1: Explain how to survive after abandoning ship
LO2: Explain how your body loses heat
LO3: Describe how your body reacts in cold water
LO4: Describe how to protect yourself from the cold (correctly don and use an immersion suit)
LO5: Describe how to enter the water from height (jump from a height into the water)
LO6: Explain what to do when in the water (swim while wearing a life jacketing a life jacket, keep afloat without a life jacket)

Module 2
LO7: Define the features of a life raft
LO8: Describe the life raft launch procedure
LO9: Outline how a life raft maintains stability
LO10: Describe what to do after capsize (right an inverted life raft while wearing a life jacket, board a survival craft from the water when wearing a life jacket)
LO11: Summarise techniques to ensure the life raft remains visible

Module 3
LO12: Identify life raft location aids
LO13: Identify survival craft signalling equipment

Module 4
LO14: Describe SOLAS flares
LO15: Describe a buoyant smoke float
LO16: Explain how and when to use flares

Every 5 years

STCW approved by The Bahamas Maritime Authority