Safety for Officers (incl. CCM)Laajuus (2 cr)
Code: MO22O404
Credits
2 op
Objective
To fulfill the requirements set in the STCW Convention with reference to the training in maritime and ship safety for the Management Level. STCW A-III/2
Content
• The safety related responsibilities and duties of officers. The STCW Convention requirements
• Rescue organizations and plans
• The IAMSAR-manual
• Vessel accidents. Immediate action after grounding. Typical examples, causes and consequences. The human factor.
• Damage assessment and damage control
• Survival techniques
• Hypothermia
• The duties and responsibilities of fleet commanders and vessel masters. Safety related work onboard. Regulations, legislators and supervision. Alarm organization onboard.
• Cooperation with rescue helicopters
• Mental preparedness. Catastrophe psychology.
• Safety planning onboard. Assessment of the vessel’s state of readiness.
• CCM
• Practical exercises:
• Exercises wearing safety equipment
• Exercises using emergency signals
• Exercises in arranging and having drills onboard
Qualifications
Basic Safety
Further information
Crisis Management and Human Behaviour
The course has been designed in accordance with the framework given in the STCW A-V/2.4 and has comprised a total of 8 hours of instructions and exercises
Enrollment
15.06.2024 - 06.10.2024
Timing
07.10.2024 - 08.11.2024
Number of ECTS credits allocated
2 op
Mode of delivery
Contact teaching
Unit
Faculty of Technology and Seafaring
Teaching languages
- English
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Maritime Technology
Teachers
- Ahti Hyppönen
Groups
-
MT23D-ÅMaritime Technology, h23, full-time studies
Objective
To fulfill the requirements set in the STCW Convention with reference to the training in maritime and ship safety for the Management Level. STCW A-III/2
Content
• The safety related responsibilities and duties of officers. The STCW Convention requirements
• Rescue organizations and plans
• The IAMSAR-manual
• Vessel accidents. Immediate action after grounding. Typical examples, causes and consequences. The human factor.
• Damage assessment and damage control
• Survival techniques
• Hypothermia
• The duties and responsibilities of fleet commanders and vessel masters. Safety related work onboard. Regulations, legislators and supervision. Alarm organization onboard.
• Cooperation with rescue helicopters
• Mental preparedness. Catastrophe psychology.
• Safety planning onboard. Assessment of the vessel’s state of readiness.
• CCM
• Practical exercises:
• Exercises wearing safety equipment
• Exercises using emergency signals
• Exercises in arranging and having drills onboard
Evaluation scale
H-5
Qualifications
Basic Safety
Further information
Crisis Management and Human Behaviour
The course has been designed in accordance with the framework given in the STCW A-V/2.4 and has comprised a total of 8 hours of instructions and exercises
Enrollment
15.06.2023 - 08.10.2023
Timing
09.10.2023 - 13.11.2023
Number of ECTS credits allocated
2 op
Mode of delivery
Contact teaching
Unit
Faculty of Technology and Seafaring
Teaching languages
- English
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Maritime Technology
Teachers
- Ahti Hyppönen
Groups
-
MT22D-ÅMaritime Technology, h22, full-time studies
Objective
To fulfill the requirements set in the STCW Convention with reference to the training in maritime and ship safety for the Management Level. STCW A-III/2
Content
• The safety related responsibilities and duties of officers. The STCW Convention requirements
• Rescue organizations and plans
• The IAMSAR-manual
• Vessel accidents. Immediate action after grounding. Typical examples, causes and consequences. The human factor.
• Damage assessment and damage control
• Survival techniques
• Hypothermia
• The duties and responsibilities of fleet commanders and vessel masters. Safety related work onboard. Regulations, legislators and supervision. Alarm organization onboard.
• Cooperation with rescue helicopters
• Mental preparedness. Catastrophe psychology.
• Safety planning onboard. Assessment of the vessel’s state of readiness.
• CCM
• Practical exercises:
• Exercises wearing safety equipment
• Exercises using emergency signals
• Exercises in arranging and having drills onboard
Evaluation scale
H-5
Qualifications
Basic Safety
Further information
Crisis Management and Human Behaviour
The course has been designed in accordance with the framework given in the STCW A-V/2.4 and has comprised a total of 8 hours of instructions and exercises