This course covers a diverse range of subject areas, including the legislative framework, technical and scientific aspects of Hazardous & Noxious Substance, contingency planning, response options, and media awareness. It is designed for both the Operational Level, targeting First Responders, Supervisors, and On-Scene Commanders, and the Manager Level, aimed at Administrators, and Senior Managers.
The Hazardous & Noxious Substance (HNS) Course is a comprehensive training program encompassing various critical subject areas. It delves into the legislative framework governing hazardous materials, as well as the intricate technical and scientific aspects of HNS.
Participants will gain insights into contingency planning, exploring effective response options in case of HNS incidents. This course equips participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively handle HNS incidents across various organizational levels.
What will I learn?
- 1. International Legislation
- 2. How HNS is transported?
- 3. Types of Vessel involved in transporting HNS
- 4. Properties of HNS
- 5. HNS Classification System
- 6. Fate and impact of HNS spills in the marine environment
- 7. Response Options
- 8. Suitable Equipment
- 9. Health & Safety
- 10. Decontamination
- 11. Waste Handling and Disposal
- 12. Case Studies
- 13. Risk Assessments
- 14. Contingency Planning
- 15. Desktop and Practical Exercises
- Must have valid STCW Basic Safety Training (including Firefighting, First Aid, and Personal Survival Techniques).
- Minimum Age: 18 years or older.
- Prior Knowledge/Experience: Basic understanding of hazardous materials or spill response is helpful but not always required.
- Health & Fitness: Good physical health; medical certificate may be required.
- Language Proficiency: Adequate understanding of the course language (usually English).
- Duration: 2-5 days of training (theory and practical).
- Compliance: Must meet relevant IMO and MARPOL regulations.
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