INTERNATIONAL MARITIME SAFETY SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENT ACADEMY
2015 UPCOMING COURSES
BASIC FLAG STATE IMPLEMENTATION course date 17 – 27 MARCH (58 hours) Tuition fee 850 €
Dead line 12 FEBRUARY 2015
Scope: The course is based on the I.M.O. model course 3.22. It is intended for those participants responsible for the certification of
ships and covers all relevant IMO safety and pollution prevention conventions, procedures, associated surveys, items to be surveyed
and the acceptance criteria. It highlights the requirements for setting up an effective maritime safety administration and its task in
getting conventions adopted, ratified and enforced.
The course program includes resolution A 996(25) CODE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MANDATORY IMO INSTRUMENTS,
2007 with particular reference to: implementation and enforcement of relevant international mandatory instruments and relevant IMO
conventions and codes relating to safety, security and environmental as SOLAS, I.M.S code, MARPOL, MLC 2006, I.S.P.S. code,
S.T.C.W. code, code for Marine Accident Investigation and other related to Flag State including UNCLOS, Load line 66 and P.S.C.
Objectives: The participants are able to carry out effectively the duties imposed upon a Maritime Administration as a result of opening
a ship’s registry; the ratification of the IMO safety and pollution prevention conventions and flag State duties consequential to these
actions. They are able to initiate action to prepare appropriate legislation, issue shipping notices, initiate relevant investigations and
follow up reports from other Maritime Administrations with respect to ships under their flag.
ISPS CODE IMPLEMENTATION BY FLAG
& PORT STATES OF CHAPTER XI-2 course date 5 – 15 MAY (51 hours ) Tuition fee 750 €
OF THE SOLAS CONVENTION & CODE
Dead line 21 MARCH 2015
Scope: This course is based on IMO model courses 3.20 – 3.21 – 3.23 and is designed for maritime security, coastguard and law
enforcement specialists and aims at sharing experiences about procedures and methods to achieve the application of the ISPS Code
related requirements. It is intended to help States overcome the difficulties encountered in implementing the specific tasks and
responsibilities required by the ISPS Code and to seek the relevant solutions.
The course will cover all relevant measures aimed at enhancing ship and port facility security in the face of threats posed by
intentional unlawful acts. Security requirements, as adopted by IMO, will be analyzed as well as the requirements to set up national
maritime security measures. The course will analyze the preparation and assessment of security plan of ships and ports. The program
also includes field trips on board ships and in port terminals.
Objectives: Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a comprehensive grounding in maritime security planning
and a thorough understanding of current threats, including those related to piracy.
PORT STATE CONTROL course date 9 – 19 JUNE (58 hours) Tuition fee 850 €
Dead line 27 APRIL 2015
Scope: This course is based on the I.M.O. model course 3.09 and is designed for government Officials who require an in-depth view
and a working knowledge of SOLAS, STCW, LOAD LINES, TONNAGE CONVENTIONS, Requirements of COLREG, ISM Code, in
order to focalize responsibility of the flag State administration. The course emphasize IMO control procedures, the trainee will be
capable to verify the ship’s certificates and that the ship’s officers are properly certified, the safety management system is correctly
applied. The program also includes field trips on board ship.
Objectives: After having successfully completed the course, the trainee is able to identify the responsibility of flag State to exercise
control over their ships and explain the role of a port State in supplementing such controls, identify and use the legal instruments
available for the port State control, identify and properly report deficiencies to the flag State.
MARINE ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
PROCEDURES course date 21 SEPTEMBER – 1 OCTOBER (58 hours) Tuition fees 850 €
Dead line 5 AUGUST 2015
Scope: This intensive course is designed to provide participants with a solid background in the many components of the flag State
obligations involved in the reporting and investigation of marine accidents and incidents. The course provides insight into what is
required when conducting casualty investigations, supporting the investigator in the field and what an investigation should achieve.
After a review of the international background relating to the investigation of marine accidents and incidents, the course addresses the
procedures required to support a marine casualty investigation in accordance with IMO requirements. Techniques for collecting,
analyzing and reporting are explained together with follow-up actions. Extensive use is made of group activities involving case studies
and role play.
Objectives: Upon completion of the course, participants should have acquired the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance the
capability of flag State investigators to organize and conduct investigations into marine accidents and incidents in accordance with
generally accepted practice.
BASIC FLAG STATE IMPLEMENTATION course date 10 – 20 NOVEMBER (58 hours) Tuition fees 850 €
Dead line 1 OCTOBER 2015
Scope: The course is based on the I.M.O. model course 3.22. It is intended for those participants responsible for the certification of
ships and covers all relevant IMO safety and pollution prevention conventions, procedures, associated surveys, items to be surveyed
and the acceptance criteria. It highlights the requirements for setting up an effective maritime safety administration and its task in
getting conventions adopted, ratified and enforced.
The course program includes resolution A 996(25) CODE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MANDATORY IMO INSTRUMENTS,
2007 with particular reference to: implementation and enforcement of relevant international mandatory instruments and relevant IMO
conventions and codes relating to safety, security and environmental as SOLAS, I.M.S code, MARPOL, MLC 2006, I.S.P.S. code,
S.T.C.W. code, code for Marine Accident Investigation and other related to Flag State including UNCLOS, Load line 66 and P.S.C.
Objectives: The participants are able to carry out effectively the duties imposed upon a Maritime Administration as a result of opening
a ship’s registry; the ratification of the IMO safety and pollution prevention conventions and flag State duties consequential to these
actions. They are able to initiate action to prepare appropriate legislation, issue shipping notices, initiate relevant investigations and
follow up reports from other Maritime Administrations with respect to ships under their flag.
INTERNATIONAL MARITIME SAFETY SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENT ACADEMY
2015 UPCOMING COURSES
IMSSEA ACCOMMODATION SCHEME
The scheme includes:
• Single bedroom in a 3 stars hotel with private bathroom;
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner;
• Local transport tickets;
• Limited laundry service;
The scheme starts since two days before the beginning of the course to one day after the end of the training.
The accommodation costs are the following:
Course Title Residential days Fee
BASIC FLAG STATE IMPLEMENTATION 14 1.450 €
ISPS CODE IMPLEMENTATION BY
FLAG & PORT STATES OF CHAPTER
XI-2 OF THE SOLAS CONVENTION 13 1.350 €
PORT STATE CONTROL 14 1.450 €
MARINE ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
PROCEDURES 14 1.500 €
BASIC FLAG STATE IMPLEMENTATION 14 1.450 €
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IMSSEA 2015 Course Catalogue
Date:
Mon, 5 Jan 2015 15:15:56 +0100
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Dear Sirs,
IMSSEA is pleased to announce that the course catalogue for the 2015
courses has been finalized.
For this year, IMSSEA will organize 5 courses in the following dates:
- Basic Flag State Implementation: 17 � 27 March
- ISPS Code: 5 � 15 May
- Port State Control: 9 � 19 June
- Marine Accident Investigation Procedures: 21 September � 1
October
- Basic Flag State Implementation: 10 � 20 November
Course fees are split into a tuition fee (mandatory) and an accommodation
fee (optional). For further details
please see the attached catalogue. The courses will feature a limited
number of fellowships sponsored by the
International Maritime Organization which cover both the tuition and the
accommodation fees.
Lessons will be conducted in English and a working knowledge of the
language is strongly suggested.
The application form is being reviewed and will be forwarded in due time.
Further information about deadline for applying, prices and accommodation
can be found in the attached
catalogue, on the IMSSEA website http://www.imssea.org or can be
requested at
[email protected] or
[email protected].
Best regards,
Paolo Magrone
IMSSEA
Via Oderico, 10
16145 Genova
Italy
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