We offer e-learning course about personal safety and social responsibilities (PSSR) (STCW A-VI/1-4) in norwegian. Enhance your safety knowledge and social responsibilities with our comprehensive online course on Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities (PSSR) aligned with STCW A-VI/1-4 standards.
About the course:
Designed for maritime professionals and individuals committed to safety excellence, this self-paced e-learning program offers a flexible and engaging way to understand critical safety practices and social responsibilities essential for the maritime industry. Through interactive modules, participants will explore key safety protocols, risk awareness, and the importance of social responsibility in ensuring a safe working environment at sea.
Perfect for those seeking to meet compliance requirements or deepen their safety awareness, this course provides valuable insights that can be applied in real-world situations. Accessible anytime, anywhere, the course empowers learners to take proactive steps toward maintaining safety standards and fostering a culture of responsibility within their organization. Elevate your safety competence and demonstrate your commitment to maritime safety with this convenient, knowledge-rich online training.
Course content:
1) Follow Emergency Procedures:
• LO1-7 cover emergency types, ship plans, crew duties, prevention measures, alarm responses, training importance, escape routes, and communication systems onboard.
2) Communication Theories:
• Communication is vital for safety and pollution prevention, involving methods, barriers, active listening, and good practices. Poor communication leads to negative outcomes, while effective communication offers significant advantages.
3) Maritime Pollution:
• The text outlines key topics on marine pollution: sources caused by humans, effects, MARPOL content, SOPEP purpose, garbage and waste requirements, engine room and oil tank waste control, Oil Record Book, special area rules, and Annex VI regulations
4) The Human Factor:
• Maintain good human relations and a positive work environment on board. Follow rules on alcohol and drugs, understand fatigue effects, and adhere to ILO rest time requirements. Recognize factors affecting rest and effective management on land and sea.
5) Follow Safe Work Routines:
• Describe safe work routines onboard, safety devices, protective equipment for closed spaces, and international measures to prevent accidents.
Assessment:
End-of-module quizzes and interactive assessments
Target audience:
Seafarers and Industrial Personnel (IP) engaged in offshore activities, including those working with wind turbines and offshore facilities.
Prerequisites:
• No prior experience is required
Language:
• The course is given in norwegian