Course category: COMMON Code: 1062 Who should attend: Shore-based and shipboard personnel (Management and Operational) Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to familiarize the course participant with all the aspects of the IMO 2020 Sulphur Cap Regulations and provide an in-depth knowledge about the upcoming maritime changes defined by IMO, which will be strictly implemented…
SQLearn develops e-learning material on Resilience related topics. The aim is the improvement of crew’s (including all ranks) capacity to successfully deal with stressful personal or professional challenges or events and take effective decisions. Each module can be customized according to each company’s training approach and philosophy. This is an interactive e-learning course (not just CBT) that is designed according to ABS standards and is certified by ABS.
Course category: COMMON
Code: 1030
Who should attend: Maritime instructors and assessors who are responsible for conducting training and setting assessments
Objectives and Benefits: The aim of the course is to prepare instructors to improve their presentation and communication skills, in order to deliver effective presentations to various audiences.
Course category: Lessons Learnt
Code: 5009
Who should attend: All crew (Operational & Management)
Objectives and Benefits:The aim of this course is to raise awareness on the legal practices associated with the arrangements of the bilge water’s discharge as well as the compliance with the corresponding regulations.
Course category: COMMON
Code: 1048
Who should attend: Deck Μanagement, Engine Management
Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to provide Officers of vessels with the required information in order to comprehend the requirements of the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) 2006 for seafarers’ working and living conditions onboard.
Course category: Lessons Learnt
Code: 5010
Who should attend: All crew (Operational & Management)
Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to raise awareness of the hazardous factors associated with being complacent and overconfident during the navigation of a vessel.
Course category: TECHNICAL
Code: 4003
Who should attend: All engine Officers, All Deck Officers
Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to enhance participants’ understanding of the basic principles of separation of oil from bilge water, along with the procedures for operation and maintenance of an Oily Water Separator.
Course category: TECHNICAL
Code: 4005
Who should attend: The session should be attended by those involved with ship electric networks, office superintendents and shipboard engineer and electro-technical officers.
Objectives and Benefits: This course is intended to provide an in depth description of High Voltage electrical and automation systems, with typical voltages of 3.3 KV and 6.6 KV, as well as the procedures for their installation and testing.
Course category: WET
Code: 2005
Who should attend: All Deck Personnel
Objectives and Benefits: This course provides guidance to participants to help them to be aware of the STS operation from start to finish.
Course category: COMMON
Code: 1051
Who should attend: Deck Officers – Management and Operational Level
Objectives and Benefits: The course’s goal is to introduce the user to the preparation of Voyage Planning with the use of the ECDIS system.