STCW95 - Basic Safety Training
Internationally accredited certification
STCW 95 is a mandatory entry level safety qualification required by anyone who wishes to work as a professional seafarer internationally. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) lays down these Standards for the Training and Certification of Watch keepers known as STCW 95. The course is intended for those mariners who wish to work on all classes of vessels internationally. On successful course completion participants will be issued with an internationally recognised, globally transportable, IMO accredited, STCW95 compliant certification specifically targeted at, but not limited to the international white boat industry both sail and power. The course is unique in that it is the only course offered in Australia where you obtain the following qualifications in one hit saving time and money:
- STCW 95 Certification (required to work on vessels internationally)
- RYA / ISAF Personal Survival Training Certificate (racing in Cat 0, 1 and 2 races internationally)
- RYA / MCA Basic Sea Survival Course (Mandatory for MCA commercially endorsed Yachtmasters (STCW95 < 200 GRT)
- Marine First Aid Certification which is Australian Work Cover accredited and RYA/YA Compliant. It also meets training requirements for Australian Master 5
- Yachting Australia's Sea Survival Certificate mandatory for YA cat 1 and 2 yachts races in Australia
- Elements of Shipboard Safety (mandatory for all workers on Australian commercial vessels)
Course Duration: 5 days 9am-5.30pm. Attendance on all days is mandatory for this course.
Previous experience: Not required but RYA Dayskipper but recommended
Ability after the course: Qualified to work as a deckhand or hostess overseas and in international waters. See certification below.

Syllabus:
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Personal Survival Techniques (PST) aka Safety and Sea Survival
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Training in life rafts
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Survival suits
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Hypothermia
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Action in the event of an Emergency
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Distress communications
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Practical use of flares
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White boat (Super Yacht) specific training
Elementary First Aid for Seafarers:
Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention:
Personal Safety and Social Responsibility:
- Types of shipboard emergencies
- Alarms and signals Initial actions Personal safety equipment
- Pollution prevention and management
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Safe working practices and enclosed spaces
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Accident prevention
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Individual rights. Sexual harassment
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Drug and alcohol awareness. Prevention of abuse
Inclusions and Cerification:
- Course material and notes
- Certificate of Safety Training (STCW 95)
- Personal Survival Techniques Certificate
- Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities Certificate
- Basic Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting Certificate
- Marine First Aid Certificate
- RYA / MCA Small Craft Basic Sea Survival Certificate
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RYA / ISAF Offshore Safety Course Certificate
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Course is held at Mosman, near the ferry jetty, Waringah Aquatic Centre & Westleigh Fire Service.
Course payment valid for 12 months. Refunds not available. We require 7 days notice to change a course booking. For terms and conditions click here
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