ISM Code Familiarisation

The ISM Code is the international code of guidelines from the IMO on safe ship management and pollution prevention. A safety culture, continuous improvement should be focused, and risks to personnel, environment, and assets should be minimized. Training programs should include risk evaluation, emergency response protocols, safety assessments, and personnel obligations. Such training is intended to enable operators of ships and their crews to maintain optimum standards of safety, effectively cope with any imminent hazard, handle related emergencies, and conform to international regulations.

Course Code: 106
Category: Port and Marine, Offshore Oil & Gas

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Course overview

The International Maritime Organization (IMO), introduced the ISM Code to the industry in 1998, it is now mandatory for a wider range of cargo ships and for mobile offshore drilling units (MODU’s), and it is seen as a major instrument to safeguard seafarers from workplace hazards. Past maritime major incidents were a terrible warning bell that highlighted the importance of a Safety management System on board Vessels and Offshore Installations. By attending this 1 Day training, the participants will develop a key understanding of the mandatory ISM Code, the very regulation which is impossible to ignore in today’s highly regulated industry.

This course covers the latest edition of the ISM Code and its guidelines for implementation, including the new guidelines on Maritime Cyber Risk Management as cyber risks will have to be addressed in safety management systems.

The main objective is to ensure that the ISM Code is well understood in its principle, which envisages a self-regulated Safety Management System developed by the Company. This objective can be fulfilled only with a participatory approach, and this topical element of the Code will be thoroughly discussed.

What will I learn?

  • 1. General definition, objectives, application, and functional requirements of the Safety Management System
  • 2. Safety & environmental protection policy
  • 3. Company responsibilities & authority
  • 4. Designated person (DPA)
  • 5. Master's responsibilities and authority
  • 6. Resources and personnel
  • 7. Development of plans for shipboard operations.
  • 8. Emergency preparedness
  • 9. Reporting and analysis of non-conformities, accidents, and hazardous occurrences
  • 10. Maintenance of the ship and equipment
  • 11. Documentation and verification
  • 12. Company verification, review, and evaluation
  • 13. Certification and periodic verification
  • 14. Interim certification
  • 15. Forms of certification
Requirements
  • Seafarers employed on marine vessels
  • Personnel working on ships, ports or offshore barges
  • Managers and superintendents overseeing marine and offshore Vessels
Curriculum for this course
0 Lessons 08:00:00 Hours
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₹6000
  • Duration: 08:00:00 Hours
  • Offline, Online
  • Conducted in accordance with International Safety Management Code (ISM Code) by IMO
  • Access Period: 6 Months