MT-4251
Marine Safety
Course Description
A study of the rules and regulations that govern marine inspection, lifesaving, fire fighting, and environmental pollution. This course prepares future licensed officers for shipboard responsibilities including: maintenance and use of lifesaving equipment, maintenance and use of fire fighting equipment, confined space entry, emergency situations, and pollution prevention and abatement. Case studies of marine casualties are used to apply the concepts and theories of marine safety. The course provides the student with a mix of critical analysis, application, and communication.
Learning Objectives
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the following STCW elements:
- T-OPS-X3.2 breathing apparatus and tank-evacuating equipment
- T-OPS-X3.2 rescue and escape equipment
- T-OPS-X3.3 precautions to be taken when entering enclosed spaces (tanker safety)
- T-OPS-X3.3 precautions to be taken before and during repair and maintenance work (tanker safety)
- T-OPS-X3.3 safety measures for hot and cold work (tanker safety)
- T-OPS-X3.3 electrical safety (tanker safety)
