This three day training course will provide SSO’s with the training necessary and is relevant for personnel involved in the development and maintenance of security awareness onboard ship.

The course will train delegates to understand their obligations and provide a full understanding of the ISPS Code, how to implement it relating to legislation, documentation requirements and how to maintain an effective security system specifically related to their operation.

This course is compliant with current IMO requirements and is approved by the Maritime Coastguard Agency (MCA).

This four day training course will provide CSO’s with the training necessary to meet their obligations under the International Ship and Port Facility (ISPS) Code. It will give delegates a full understanding of the ISPS Code, how to implement it relating to legislation, documentation requirements and how to maintain an effective security system specifically related to their operation.

This course is compliant with current IMO requirements and is approved by the Maritime Coastguard Agency (MCA).

This three day course provides the PFSO with the knowledge and skills required to carry out their responsibilities and duties. It is suited to nominated deputies and those involved in aspects of ISPS Code implementation.

The course will train delegates to understand their obligations and provide a full understanding of the ISPS Code, how to implement it relating to legislation, documentation requirements and how to maintain an effective security system specifically related to their operation.

This course is compliant with current IMO requirements and is approved by the UK Department for Transport (TRANSEC).

This is a basic one day course that includes the principles of the INTERNATIONAL SHIP AND PORT FACILITY SECURITY CODE (ISPS) and instructs Security Staff in understanding the three levels of security. Instructs them on how to man a security access point, to be assertive, check passes, ID’s and to carry out basic searches etc.

Training can be carried out at a variety of locations; ISC Facilities / On-site / On-board board a vessel / in fact at any suitable location of the clients choosing.

On completion of a Course each person taking part will achieve an internationally recognised qualification. Welcomed and acknowledged by all Maritime organisations throughout the world to offer personnel trained at the highest standard and qualifications that will comply with the ISPS Code (International Ship and Port Facility Security Code).

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Emergencies can occur on even the most modern passenger ship. Only a well-trained crew can mitigate the effects of such an emergency and take care of passengers through good organization. This course addresses basic procedures to be followed during an emergency on a passenger ship.

This half day course includes classroom lectures and role playing scenarios to familiarize crew members serving onboard passenger vessels with the processes and unique considerations that must be handled during an emergency. This course is available at ISC or clients facilities or even conducted onboard the vessel to enhance the realism of the scenarios.

This course satisfies requirements for those personnel designated on muster lists to assist passengers in emergency situations and officers on passenger vessels for "Precautions for Protection and Safety of Passengers", in accordance with the ISM Code and STCW Regulation A-V/3.

Shipping is by nature an International activity, with strict requirements for harmonized and standard equal training regardless of where this is conducted. In this respect the United Nation’s International Maritime Organisation (IMO) introduced training through codes and conventions such as the STCW95 (Standards for Training and Watchkeeping). This course is designed for personnel with responsibilities for the safety of passengers in emergency situations on board passenger ships and complies the provisions of section A-V/2 and table A-V/2 of the STCW Code. The course covers human behaviour patterns displayed during a crises or emergency and help those persons with responsibility to remain in control by reducing panic and restoring calm to any given situation.

It has applications in other maritime sectors, such as port passenger termini, offshore floatels and platforms, super yachts, and prison ships.

The initial actions taken by those at the scene of a crime or incident are of the utmost importance, often having a significant impact on the outcome of the investigation.

It is acknowledged that ship’s staff are seldom trained investigators or forensic experts, and whilst the majority of incidents on board are of a small nature, occasions will arise when greater knowledge and expertise is required.

The initial actions taken by those at the scene of a crime or incident are of the utmost importance, often having a significant impact on the outcome of the investigation.

It is acknowledged that ship’s staff are seldom trained investigators or forensic experts, and whilst the majority of incidents on board are of a small nature, occasions will arise when greater knowledge and expertise is required.

This two day course has been designed to give ship’s personnel the guidance and advice to enable them to effectively secure and preserve the scene. It will show best practice in the basics of scene protection and the initial investigation.

It will equip staff with the knowledge, confidence and ability to secure and maintain the integrity of the scene in addition to giving helpful pointers in conducting an investigation.