STCW Updating Training – Block of 4 Including Half Days
Detail information
Who it is aimed at:
The course is aimed at those who are looking to undertake Personal Survival Techniques, Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting Refresher, Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats Refresher and Advanced Fire Fighting Refresher as a block, including the half day courses where applicable.
LEARNERS MUST COMPLETE A SELF-DECLARATION FORM TO CONFIRM ELIGIBILITY TO UNDERTAKE THE HALF-DAY COURSE – Download a copy PST-U SELF-DECLARATION FORM PSCRB-U SELF-DECLARATION FORM AFF-U SELF-DECLARATION FORM or request a form by contacting the administration office at nmtc@northkent.ac.uk
Anyone who is unable to complete any of these forms will require the full day version of that course.
Entry requirements
The block is designed for convenient booking by delegates who are eligible to complete the half days where applicable, rather than the full days, and all courses may be booked as standalones.
Learners must have the STCW Personal Survival Techniques certficate (or equivalent), the Certificate of Proficiency in Fire Prevetion and Fire Fighting, the Certificate of Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats (other than Fast Rescue Boats) (or equivalent), and the Certificate of Proficiency in Advanced Fire Fighting (or equivalent), and a completed self-declaration form to attend the half-day course.
Learners will need to bring these with them and proof of identity (e.g. passport, seaman’s discharge book or other national identification).
About this course
The STCW Updating Training Block including half days comprises the following courses:
STCW Personal Survival Techniques Refresher (half day)*
This course aims to make students aware of the dangers inherent in survival situations. Students will update their knowledge of life saving equipment and survival techniques and be reminded of the importance of onboard emergency drills and exercises. This is an ideal opportunity for students to see and use a life raft in a wet environment.
On successful course completion, candidates will be able to:
Understand the main types of maritime emergencies
Identify and use survival equipment during a maritime emergency
Understand the principles of survival during a maritime emergency
Know how to abandon ship during a maritime emergency
Know how to survive in the water during a maritime emergency
Know how to use a survival craft during a maritime emergency
Note: If the required onboard training has been completed and a signed self- declaration is submitted, the half-day version of the course may be attended.
STCW Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting Refresher (full day)
This 1 day practical course takes place at our dedicated Fire Training centre, and includes:
Correct use of portable and mobile fire extinguishers
Correct use of hoses, nozzles and hose equipment
Extinguish different types of fire as member of a fire team.
Test and use Breathing Apparatus and associated equipment.
Overalls and protective clothing will be provided, but it is recommended that you bring suitable lightweight working clothes (i.e. socks, shorts and t-shirts) with you.
STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats Refresher (half day)*
This course is designed to remind candidates of the dangers faced in emergency situations and the knowledge and confidence to take charge of the launching and management of survival craft, both during and post abandonment.
On successful course completion, candidates will be able to:
Take charge of a survival craft or rescue boat during and after launch
Manage survivors and survival craft after abandoning ship
Use location devices, including signalling apparatus and pyrotechnics
Apply first aid to survivors.
The Centre will supply wet weather gear and appropriate PPE, students should bring suitable working gear.
Note: If the required onboard training has been completed and a signed self- declaration is submitted, the half-day version of the course may be attended.
STCW Advanced Fire Fighting Refresher (half day)*
This practical course takes place at our dedicated Fire Training centre, and includes:
- Control fire fighting operations aboard a ship.
- Organise and train fire parties.
- Inspect and service fire detection and extinguishing systems and equipment.
- Investigate and compile reports on incidents involving fire.
Note: If the required onboard training has been completed and a signed self- declaration is submitted, the half-day version of the course may be attended
