Description
This training program provides maritime and port professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory requirements under the STCW Convention (Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping). It explores the international legal framework, the responsibilities of key actors, and the practical implications to ensure compliance of maritime operations.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?
- Managers and senior staff in maritime and port authorities
- Merchant marine officers or maritime training coordinators
- Inspectors, auditors, or officers involved in maritime regulatory control
- HR professionals managing maritime personnel compliance and development
- General knowledge of the maritime sector.
- Basic understanding of international maritime law.
Training objectives
Training program
- Introduction to the STCW Convention
- Background and international scope
- Objectives and areas of application
- Legal Framework and Responsibilities
- Flag State obligations
- Roles of maritime administrations and training institutions
- Certification and Continuing Training
- Competency standards
- Issuance and renewal of certificates, mandatory refresher training
- Record-keeping and documentation requirementsh
- Port State Control (PSC)
- Inspection procedures
- Relationship between PSC and STCW compliance
- Audits and Inspections
- Preparing for and managing regulatory audits
- Incorporating STCW into quality management systems
- Case Studies (TMSA Context)
- Real-world scenarios in port operations
- Lessons learned and best practices
- HR Management and STCW Compliance
- Aligning internal HR policies with STCW requirements
- Ensuring continuous competency and compliance of seafarers
- Monitoring Regulatory Updates
- Amendment procedures under STCW
- Regulatory watch and change management strategies