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STCW Required
Courses
- U.S. Coast Guard Approved
- Basic and Advanced
Courses
- GMDSS and FCC License
Course Available
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Commercial
License / Certification Courses
STCW COURSES - U.S.
COAST GUARD APPROVED
GMDSS
- 70 Hour
Course Objectives:
The overall course objective is to provide
the student with both a theoretical familiarity and practical
operational competence in the Global Maritime Distress and Safety
System.
Specific Objectives:
- Background and Purpose of GMDSS
- Principles and basic features of maritime
mobile service, including satellite service
- Purpose and Use of Digital Selective Calling
facilities, narrow band direct printing and Inmarsat
- Operation and Use of Emergency Indicating
Radio Beacons (EPIRBS)
- Operation and Use of Survival Craft Transceiver
(SCT) and Search and Rescue Transponder (SART)
- Maritime Safety Information (MSI) services
and Search and Rescue Operation (SAR)
- GMDSS Communication Procedures
- Satellite Communication Procedures
- Effective Utility of all Ship Station
Equipment
Tuition and
Fees
TERMS OF BUSINESS:
Payment in Full is required prior to course commencement.
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Course |
Elements |
Cost |
| GMDSS
/ STCW |
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$1795 |
FCC/GMDSS
License Review
Question Pool Review, Examination and Application included as
a No Cost Option |
1,7 |
N/C |
GMDSS - Restricted Operator
(ROC)
San Francisco North Bay Area
Course Objectives:
- General Information and System Review
- Documents, Publications & Regulations
- Digital Select Calling
- Distress, Urgent & Safety Communications
- Survival Craft Equipment - SAR
- Marine Safety Information - MSI - NAVTEX
- VHF Equipment & Operations
- Course Practical Competencies
Tuition and Fees
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Course |
Cost |
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GMDSS (Restricted Operator) |
US $995.00 |
Tankship -
DL
(Dangerous Liquids)
San Francisco North Bay Area
The purpose of the course is to ensure
upon completion of training the minimum standard of competence
to undertake duties on oil tankers.
Course Objectives:
- Safe handling of oil cargoes and tankship
emergency procedures
- Oil Tanker loading and unloading operations
and tanker design and equipment operation
- Basic properties of petroleum and its
hazards
- Knowledge of the carriage of dangerous,
hazardous and harmful cargoes
- Knowledge of international maritime law
pertaining to oil tanker operation.
Tuition and Fees
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Course |
Cost |
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Tankship DL |
US $995.00 |
Basic Safety
Training
(First Aid & CPR, Basic Marine
Fire Fighting, Personal Safety
& Social Responsibilities, Personal Survival Techniques)
San Francisco North Bay Area
The course consists of four component training
programs: First Aid & CPR, Basic Marine Fire Fighting,
Personal Safety & Social Responsibilities, Personal Survival
Techniques.
Course Objectives:
First Aid & CPR
- Application of various resuscitation techniques
- Application of various techniques to clear
a foreign body airway blockage
- Control of Bleeding from an injured person
- Method of immobilizing a fracture using
splint sand ties
- Leading a group of rescuers in placing
an injured person on a spine board
- Techniques for bandaging using typical
first aid kit materials
Basic Marine Fire Fighting
- Proper donning of a fire fighter's outfit
(turnout gear)
- Proper fire fighting procedures for small
(incipient) class A, B, and C fires
- Proper donning method of a self-contained
breathing apparatus
- Proper usage of a breathing apparatus
under normal and simulated
- emergency conditions
- Proper hose team leader procedures for
extinguishing extensive fires and procedures for effecting a
rescue
Personal Safety &
Social Responsibilities
- Instruction in the area of social responsibility
and human relationships
Personal Survival Techniques
- Proper donning of a Coast Guard Approved
lifejacket and immersion suit
- Properly jumping into the water from a
height while wearing a Coast Guard
- approved lifejacket
- Properly jumping into the water from a
height while wearing a Coast Guard Approved immersion suit
- Swimming while wearing a Coast Guard approved
lifejacket and righting an inverted Coast Guard approved liferaft
- Keeping afloat in water without the aid
of a lifejacket or an immersion suit
- Jumping into the life raft from a height
while wearing a PFD and Boarding a life raft without assistance
Tuition and Fees
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Course |
Cost |
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Basic Safety Training |
US $895.00 |
Combined Basic & Advanced Fire Fighting
San Francisco North Bay Area
Students will be assessed in the required competance practical demonstrations as described by - Table A VI/3 Record of Assessment "Specification of minimum standard of competence in Advanced Fire Fighting".
Hazardous / Safety Awareness Notice
29 CFR 1910.1200 (Hazardous Communication Standard) requires training and information on the hazards of the materials personnel may use when participating in this training. The Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are maintained by the training facilitator for all hazardous materials used/provided for this training course. MSDSs list the products by their common trade name or by manufacture name (one or both may appear on the product label). MSDSs contain the physical data for the product such as the product form, reactive characteristics, and material description as well as the precautions for safe handling of the product, such as recommended protective clothing and safe work environment conditions.
Course Objectives:
- Basic Marine Fire Fighting Intro
- Theory of Fire
- Fire Prevention
- Fire Control Planning
- Shipboard Fire Fighting Org. and Training of the Fire Party
- Practical Hose Handling
- Fire Detection System
- Fixed Fire Extinguishing Systems
- Portable Fire Extinguishers and Misc Fire Fighting Equipment
- Self Contained Breathing Apparatus
- Search & Rescue
- Fire Fighting Methods & Procedures
- Fire Investigations & Reports
- Live Fire Training
- Basic Ship's Stability
- Exam & Review
Tuition and Fees
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Course |
Cost |
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Combined Basic & Advanced Fire Fighting |
US $995.00 |
Bridge Resource Management - BRM
San Francisco North Bay Area
The purpose of training in Bridge Resource Management is
to identify and emphasize those leadership and management skills which provide for the effective use of resources to achieve a safe passage.
Course Objectives:
- Overview of Bridge Resourse Management
- Situational Awareness
- Human Error
- Communications
- Leadership
- Assertiveness
- Decision Making
- Stress Task Load
- Fatigue
- Other Factors Affecting Performance
- Voyage Planning
- Management Of Team Resources
- Stress Management
- Case Studies
- Exam and Review
Tuition and Fees
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Course |
Cost |
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Bridge Resource Management - BRM |
US $795.00 |
Tank Ship Familiarization
(Dangerous Liquids)
San Francisco North Bay Area
The Tank Ship Familiarization course focuses on three general areas of information: characteristics of oil/chemicals, personnel safety and pollution prevention, and DL tank ship systems/operations. Most students attending this course do so to obtain a basic understanding of DL tank ship cargoes, personal operational safety, and general cargo handling systems as outlined in Title 46 Part 13.121(f).
Course Objectives:
- Course Introduction
- Intro to Tank Vessels
- Petroleum & It's Properties
- Hazards Associated with the Handling & Transport of Dangerous Liquids & Petroleum.
- Hazard Information
- Tanker Safety
- DL Tank Ship Systems & Equipment
- Gas Indicators
- Inert Gas Systems
- Crude Oil Washing
- DL Tank Ship Operations
- Emergency Plans & Procedures Aboard Tank Ships
- Pollution Prevention
- Air Pollution
- Confined Space Entry
- Protective Clothing & Equipment
- Subject Reviews
- Final Exam
Tuition and Fees
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Course |
Cost |
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Tank Ship Familiarization - DL |
US $845.00 |
Proficiency in Survival Craft
(Lifeboatman)
San Francisco North Bay Area
Students who successfully complete the training will have satisfied: 1) The Survival Craft Training requirements of Section A-VI/2 and Table A-VI/2-1 of the STCW Code; 2)the training requirements of 46 CFR 12.10-3(a)(6) for endorsement as Lifeboatman, provided that sea service requirements are also met; 3) the written and practical examination requirements of CFR 12.10-5 for any endorsement as Lifeboatman; 4)the written "Survival Craft" exmination requirements of 46 CFR 12.05-9 for an endorsement as Able Seaman-Offshore Supply Vessel (exm module 441XX) provided that all other requirements of 46 CFR Subpart 12.05, including sea service are also met.
Course Objectives:
- At Sea Emergencies
- Survival Craft and Rescue Boats
- Basic Lifeboat Engine and Accessories
- Davit Systems and Procedures
- Survival Equipment
- Signaling Equipment and Pyrotechnics
- Emergency Communication Equipment
- Preparing for Survival at Sea
- Actions to Take When Aboard a Survival Craft
- Evacuations
- Launching and Recovering Boats
- Exercises in Launching Liferafts, Lifeboats and Rescue Boats
- Launching and Handling Survival Craft in Rough Water
- Helicopter Rescue
- First Aid General Principles
- Shock
- Soft Tissue Injuries
- Musculoskeletal Trauma
- Burns
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
- Hypothermia
- Practical Exercises
- Exam and Review
Tuition and Fees
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Course |
Cost |
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Proficiency In Survival Craft |
US $995.00 |
All certifications are to STCW-95
standards, and US
Coast Guard Approved
(Prices subject to change without notice.)
Additional locations &
times also available
For more information or to register, call
+1 800 821 0906 or +1 707 792 5678 - Fax: +1
707 792 5677
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