Internal Audits (ISM, ISPS, MLC)
Content type: ILT (Instructor-Led Training)This content is in English
Description: Internal audits are an integral part of the management process. Enrol this course and get the skills and qualification to perform efficient ISM, ISPS and MLC audits. This course, while observing the ISO 19011 standard as the official guidance for the conduction of audits, focuses on the audits activity in the context of the safety management system and other management systems of shipping companies.
Who should attend: This course is equally suitable for any professional who has, or may have in the future, duties involving matters of safety, security, health and hygiene, and pollution prevention, and wants to develop the proper auditing skills to support the gradual improvement of the applicable management system(s).
What you will learn: To provide participants with the necessary know-how, in terms of management of tools and relations within the shipping company, to plan and carry out audits.
To develop auditor knowledge relating to specific aspects of the ISM, ISPS and MLC and their application in order to improve the effectiveness of the audits ashore and on board ship.
Pre-requisites: N/A
Contents: Audit planning and preparation. Organising an opening and closing meeting. Performing an audit, recording non conformities and reporting. Corrective and preventive actions and continuous improvement. Auditor’s characteristics. The course will develop, highlighting the most significant elements, the following aspects: ISM Code requirements and mandatory requirements. Key functions for SMS implementation. External audits (governmental, PSC). ISPS Code objectives and requirements. MLC objectives and requirements.
Certificates: Internal Auditor certificate.
For more information, please contact learninghub.greece@rina.org
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Navigational Assessment as per OCIMF / RightShip and Navigation Assessor
Content type: ILT (Instructor-Led Training)This content is in English
Description: Navigational assessment in shipping is a crucial process that ensures the safe and efficient movement of vessels across the seas. Conducting structured and effective navigational audits and assessments would identify weaknesses in the procedures and relevant resources leading to improvements of the navigation process.
Enrol in this course to learn how to use navigational audit as a tool to reduce the navigation risk, enhance the vessel safty, improve their company’s performance, while also meeting the requirements of qualified charterer Assessor.
Who should attend: All Shore-based and Shipboard personnel related to the Safety of Navigation, Marine Superintendents, Fleet Managers, DPA(s), Masters, and Deck Officers.
What you will learn: The course aims to provide participants with the knowledge needed to implement an effective navigational performance audit mechanism within their company. This includes validating the company's navigation policies to ensure alignment with requirements, verifying compliance with bridge procedures onboard vessels, and assessing the Bridge Team's proficiency in Risk Management and Bridge Resource Management.
Pre-requisites: N/A
Contents: Navigation audit process. Bridge equipment. Bridge procedures. Human element. Analysis of the navigation audit. Tools for development of the bridge team. E‑navigation: procedures for the use of ECDIS. Vessel safety margins, including under‑keel clearance and overhead clearance. Position‑fixing concepts, methods and frequency. Passage‑planning process and development of the passage plan.
Certificates: RINA attendance certificate.
For more information, please contact learninghub.greece@rina.org
