To transfer and store Natural Gas as Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), it is crucial to lower its temperature significantly. However, this extreme cooling process, combined with fluctuations in temperature and pressure, can potentially cause metals to crack and rupture. Therefore, a careful and gradual cooling procedure is essential for preparing cargo lines and tanks before…
Regular inspection and maintenance of mooring lines are essential for ensuring safety in maritime operations. By identifying issues like wear and damage early on, timely repairs or replacements can be carried out, reducing the risk of accidents during mooring procedures. Properly maintained mooring lines enhance safety by minimizing unexpected failures and ensuring their resilience to…
Safety and efficiency are paramount in mooring operations, highlighting the significance of careful planning and risk mitigation. By adhering to best practices and maintaining equipment, the maritime industry strives to reduce accidents during mooring procedures. Regular inspections and upkeep of mooring lines play a critical role in ensuring safety and providing a secure environment for…
This course presents the types of LNG carriers, the principles of the various cargo containment systems used by LNG carriers, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each vessel and cargo containment type. Highlights: This course aims to familiarize LNG vessel’s crew with the LNG vessel types, the various cargo containment systems, and their…
This course is designed to equip you with the necessary knowledge and tips for successful engine operations in extremely cold areas. The course emphasizes the importance of proper vessel preparation and protection prior to entering icy regions. The course focuses on: Highlights: This course aims to provide the engine room crew the fundamental knowledge, and…
ISO 45001 is an international standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems. It provides a framework for organizations to effectively manage occupational health and safety risks and opportunities, aiming to establish a workplace that is safe and healthy for employees, contractors, and visitors. By implementing ISO 45001, maritime companies can effectively minimize the incidence…
Carrying solid bulk cargoes involves serious risks, such as reduced ship stability, capsizing, fire or explosion, and damage to ship structures. The IMSBC Code provides guidance about the necessary practices and procedures to be followed and the appropriate precautions to be taken in the loading, trimming, carriage, and discharge of solid bulk cargoes when transported…
Occupational health and safety on ships involve addressing risks. Despite the complex nature of shipboard operations making risk elimination difficult, identifying and mitigating hazards is essential. Maritime companies are mandated to implement a safety management system as per the ISM Code, which ensures safety at sea, risk management, and continuous improvement of safety standards. Simultaneously,…
Lifeboat training on board a vessel is an essential routine to ensure the crew’s preparedness in case of maritime emergencies. These activities involve learning to operate, launch, and navigate lifeboats under various conditions, promoting safety and survival proficiency at sea. Highlights: This course aims to provide learners with the fundamental understanding, knowledge and skills, in…
In the world of maritime safety, free-fall lifeboats play a vital role in ensuring crew survival during ship evacuations. These specially designed, totally-enclosed lifeboats are launched from free-fall davits, meeting strict requirements for both general lifeboats and totally enclosed lifeboats. Learning to operate, launch, and navigate free-fall lifeboats under various conditions ensures the safety and…
Natural gas has seen rapid market growth since the 1970s due to its low CO2 emissions and suitability for high-efficiency power stations. It is transported through pipelines for distances up to 4,000 km over land and through ships for longer distances after being liquefied into LNG. In this course, we will explore the physical properties,…
Adopted by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in 2006, the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC) is an international agreement that establishes decent working and living conditions for all seafarers worldwide. The MLC influences the current practice for the employment of seafarers, the working and living conditions onboard, ship-owner’s liability, seafarers’ complaints and Port State control…
For more than 12 years, RightShip’s Dry Bulk Inspections have played an important role in the physical validation of vessel conditions and safety management. RightShip’s inspections evaluate a ship’s condition, quality and the effectiveness of Safety Management System (SMS) implementation, adoption of industry recommendations and best practices, and the health and well-being of seafarers onboard. All…
Cold weather can be dangerous and even life-threatening if the proper precautions are not taken. Navigating safely in ice-infected environments requires properly prepared ships and people skilled in operating in these challenging conditions. Once you complete this course, you will understand the safety hazards and potential health risks associated with operations in cold temperatures. Furthermore,…
Navigating through icy waters presents unique challenges, necessitating meticulous preparation and adherence to specific guidelines for a safe journey. This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the various forms of ice and the hazards they pose. It equips learners with the knowledge to take the appropriate precautions while navigating in ice, including how to react…
Ice can take various forms, from floating chunks to massive icebergs. Its ability to damage a vessel should never be underestimated while passage planning. In this course, we will explore the challenges of navigating through icy waters and the importance of effective passage planning. Highlights: This course aims to provide the Masters and Deck Officers…
Organizing the SIRE 2.0 Inspection online course is designed to familiarize vessel operators and dedicated ashore personnel with the structure, content, and terminology of the Ship Inspection Report (SIRE) Programme version 2.0. Special emphasis is placed on the pre-inspection preparations necessary for a successful inspection process. Key Learning Objectives By the end of this course,…
This course is designed to provide you with in-depth knowledge about the Break Holding Capacity (BHC) test, a cornerstone of mooring operations. In light of several accidents due to negligence or incorrect performance of BHC tests, this course emphasizes the necessity of regular render testing and calibration of the winch brakes. You will learn about the crucial actions and procedures that need to be taken before, during, and after the test.
Introduction to SIRE 2.0 online course aims to familiarize both the crew members on the vessel and the personnel onshore with the principles, structure, and key components of Sire 2.0.
Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) Awareness training course raises awareness and presents information about the key points and processes of the IHM, which aims to protect health and safety and prevent environmental pollution.