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Access Control

ARPA (CBT)

Ballast Water Management

Back Care & Strength Building

Basic Firefighting

Benzene Awareness

Bridge Resource Management

Bunkering Best Practices

Bunkering Operations

Container Lashing and De-Lashing

Confined Space Entry

Container Yard Forklift Safety

Crane & Rigging Safety for the Maritime Industry

Crew Endurance

Distress Signals and Equipment

Drills

Drug and Alcohol Prevention

Effective Communication

Active Listening and Assertive Speaking

Better Body Language and Behavior

Constructive Feedback and Cultural Awareness

Electrical Safety (CBT)

Enclosed Space Entry

Hazard Awareness

Rescue Drill Procedures

Safe Entry Procedures

Environmental Awareness

Explosives!

Fire Drill!

Fire in Port

First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens

Galley Safety

Hand Safety Awareness

Hazard Communication

Hearing Conservation

Hydrogen Sulfide Safety for the Maritime Industry

Immersion Suit Training

Inert Gas

International Safety Management Code

ISPS Code

Job Safety Analysis

Lifeboat Drills

Life Rafts

Lockout-Tagout

Making & Breaking Tow

Man Overboard!

Maritime Labor Convention

Maritime Piece Theater

Medical Procedures

MTS Reports

Oily Water Separators

Onboard Pollution Response

Orville Hook

Personal Injury Prevention

Building a Safety Culture

Work Safe, Stay Safe

Personal Protective Equipment

Pilot Ladders

Safe Rigging Procedures

Safe Use Techniques

Piracy

Portable Fire Extinguishers

Respiratory Protection

Risk Assessment

SCBA

Security Drills

Security NOW!

The Assessment

The On-Scene Survey

The Security Plan

From Plan to Action

Security Search Techniques

Accommodation

Baggage

Personnel

Ship’s Stores

Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan

Sexual Harassment Prevention

Shipboard Familiarization

Ship Security Officer

Slips, Trips, and Falls

STCW Compliance

2010 Manila Amendments

A Common Sense Approach

Stowaways!

Top 10 Safety Tips

U.S. Port State Control

Vapor Recovery

Vessel General Permit 2013

WHMIS 2015

Working at Heights

Working on the Back Deck

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Access Control: Threat Awareness and PreventionThroughout maritime history, there have been those whoattempt to board ships and boats illegally. This video focuseson how you and your crew can become more aware of thepotential for these situations, improve the efficiency of youron-board security team, and take proactive steps to preventunauthorized access to your vessel.

Subtitles: ENG, SPAItem no: DVD0-18Length: 14 minutesPrice: $250.00

Back Care and Strength Building: Move Right andStay SafeOne out of every five working seafarers sustains a backinjury on the job, and 90% of lost-time claims in themaritime industry are related to back problems. This videofocuses on how you can prevent many or most of theseinjuries by practicing simple, proven methods of stretching,building strength, improving posture, and working moresafely.


Ballast Water ManagementImproper ballast water discharge contributes to the spread ofinvasive species around the world and leads to significanthealth risks, environmental damage, and economic costs.Learn how to comply with the latest regulations byidentifying and implementing approved ballast waterprocedures. Failure to comply can lead to detention by PortState Control, invalidation of certificates, and fines.

Subtitles: ENG, FRE, SPAItem no: DVD0-57Length: 14 minutesPrice: $250.00

Basic Firefighting: Lives on the LineFighting fires on ships requires special knowledge, training,and skills. This video outlines the STCW's eight essentialsteps in basic firefighting and reinforces the importance ofconducting on-board firefighting drills. Interviews withmaritime fire safety experts and amazing footage from the"Fire Dragon" simulator ensure that you and your crew willbe prepared when lives are on the line.


Bridge Resource ManagementBridge Resource Management (BRM) is a system ofperforming bridge tasks in which crews behave in anefficient and team-oriented manner, maintaining awarenessof the situation and its potential outcomes at all times.

Subtitles: ENGItem no: DVD0-75Length: 29 minutesPrice: $250.00

Bunkering Operations: Safe Oil TransferProceduresIt's vitally important that your crew knows how to transferfuel oil to your vessel's bunkers safely, cleanly, and legally.This video covers all of the important compliance-related,procedural, and practical aspects of the bunkering process.You and your crew will walk through the specific stepsinvolved in performing a safe, efficient oil transfer on yourship.


Confined Space EntryConfined space entry (CSE) is still a major source ofmaritime industry fatalities. Learn about new CSE rescuedrill requirements, and how to identify and measurehazardous atmospheres through the test and use of monitors.


Container Lashing and De-Lashing: Safety First!Improper lashing or de-lashing on container ships can lead topersonal injury and property damage. This video focuses onall of the key safety concerns and practices related to lashingcargo containers to the deck of your ship. Improve yourlashing skills and minimize the risk of harm to yourself andyour coworkers.

Subtitles: CHI, ENG, SPAItem no: DVD0-28Length: 12 minutesPrice: $250.00

Container Yard Forklift SafetyLearn about the importance of safe container handling,common types of trucks, lifts, and attachments used inforklift operations, how to calculate combined center ofgravity, and how to safely adjust your work plan for extremeweather conditions.


Crane & Rigging Safety for the Maritime IndustryWhen used properly, cranes provide a safe, fast and reliableway to provision, fuel and repair vessels. Serious injuries orfatalities can occur if crane operators and deck crews fail tofollow proper procedures and best practices. In this video,your crew receives an overview of the most common typesof cranes used in the maritime industry, and learns about safeworking limits, hand signals, organizing a successful lift, andthe importance of proper maintenance & inspection.


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Crew Endurance: Live Better, Perform Your BestFatigue in the workplace can be very dangerous andpotentially fatal, and this is especially true in the maritimeindustry. Understand, recognize, and address the factors thataffect safe workplace performance aboard your vessel. Learnhow to manage stress and individual risks, and mitigate theadverse effects of environmental conditions.

Item no: DVD0-29Length: 31 minutesPrice: $250.00

Distress Signals and EquipmentA disaster at sea is every mariner's nightmare. How quicklyhelp arrives depends on how quickly you are found, anddistress signals are designed to make you seen and heard.Learn the different types of distress signals to determine thebest type of signal to use based on conditions, and how touse pyrotechnic signals safely through drills.


Drills: Preparing for On-Board EmergenciesConducting shipboard drills at appropriate intervals is a vitalpart of training your crew in the safe and efficient operationof your vessel. In this video, you'll learn how planning andrunning realistic on-board drills prepares crew members torespond effectively to a wide range of emergencies that canoccur at sea or in port (including oil spills).

Subtitles: CHI, ENG, PER, SPAItem no: DVD0-16Length: 14 minutesPrice: $250.00

Drug and Alcohol PreventionThe challenges and harsh realities of life at sea lead someseafarers to abuse drugs and alcohol, and also smuggleillegal substances. This video focuses on the prevention ofsubstance abuse issues on ships, awareness of warning signsthat shipmates should watch for, and the best ways torespond to drug and alcohol-related or smuggling problems.


Effective Communication: Active Listening andAssertive SpeakingLearn how mastering techniques for active listening andspeaking to communicate more effectively aboard your shipwill improve your crew's safety and performance. Thissecond installment in a three-part series addressesunderstanding nonverbal cues and practicing assertiveness.

Subtitles: ENG, JAP, RUS, SPAItem no: DVD0-42Length: 15 minutesPrice: $325.00

Effective Communication: Better Body Languageand BehaviorLearn how to use efficient body language and speakingtechniques to minimize seafaring incidents caused by humanerror. Recognize and overcome verbal and nonverbalidiosyncrasies that inhibit clear communication on your ship.This is the first installment in a three-part series.


Effective Communication: Constructive Feedbackand Cultural AwarenessThis video addresses learning and practicing basic English(specifically Maritime English), knowing the steps you cantake to improve your skills, and using positive feedback inthe workplace. This is the final installment in a three-partseries.


Enclosed Space Entry: Hazard AwarenessEntering an enclosed space on a ship or boat can often be alife-threatening operation. Mitigate these threats by creatingawareness of the hazards to avoid and learn what you andyour crew can do to maintain a safe work environment onyour vessel at all times.


Enclosed Space Entry: Rescue Drill ProceduresIf an accident occurs on your ship, you'll need a quick andreliable rescue. Witness an actual crew perform an efficientrescue drill using the appropriate protective gear and rescueequipment. Proper training reduces the risk of injury toanyone involved in an on-board rescue.


Enclosed Space Entry: Safe Entry ProceduresWhenever it's necessary to work in an enclosed space, a safeentry is a great start. This video focuses on the key elementsof safe entries, including the roles that individual teammembers play. Get a detailed look at specialized equipmentthat's used for enclosed space entries, and learn aboutpreparations that can help ensure a safe, effective entry.





Environmental Awareness: What You Can Do!This video provides mariners with information aboutimportant industry rules and day-to-day practices that canreduce a ship's environmental impact. Good stewardship ofthe oceans starts with good training, and every seafarer canmake a difference.


Explosives! Search and Response ProceduresIf you suspect there's an explosive device on your ship, it'scritical that you and your crew know how to search for thedevice safely and efficiently and that you know what to do ifyou find it. Address the threats posed by shipboardexplosives and learn the security measures you can take tocounter terrorism on your vessel.


Fire Drill! Prevent, Prepare, PracticeYou need to be confident that the firefighting team on yourvessel is truly prepared to confront a fire. The best way toachieve this level of readiness is to plan and conduct firedrills on a regular basis. With the assistance of the U.S.Coast Guard, this essential video covers subjects rangingfrom causes of fires to firefighting procedures.

Subtitles: CHI, ENG, FRE, JAP, SPAItem no: DVD0-10Length: 23 minutesPrice: $250.00

Fire in Port: The Ship/Shore InterfaceGet the most out of your crew's firefighting training andabilities. Learn the importance of communicating with theport during a fire on board, developing a specific procedurefor fighting a fire while your vessel is moored, andunderstanding the differences between at-sea firefighting andin-port firefighting.


First Aid & Bloodborne PathogensTimely response to on-the-job injuries, like cuts, burns andfractures, is critical. See basic first aid techniques performed,learn who on-board should provide what level of care, andhow to prevent exposure to bloodborne pathogens.


Galley Safety: Health & HazardsThe galley is as indispensable to a ship as the kitchen is to ahome. Learn the safety precautions that all galley workersshould practice, including wearing the proper attire andusing the correct equipment for specific jobs. Understand the"danger zone" and the importance of adhering to the "first in,first out" system.

Subtitles: ENG, FRE, RUS, SPA, TAGItem no: DVD0-49Length: 11 minutesPrice: $250.00

Hand Safety AwarenessOur hands are vitally important tools, but they can becomerisk management nightmares when exposed to hazardous,uncontrolled environments. Simple procedures can greatlymitigate these risks, like knowing the correct PPE andunderstanding when and where to use it. Gain awareness ofhow hand injuries occur and learn simple preventiontechniques.


Hazard CommunicationThe Globally Harmonized System (GHS) provides aconsistent method for classifying chemicals andcommunicating hazard information. As maritimeprofessionals, it is our duty to ensure crews are trained inthese new standards. Learn the basics of GHS including anexplanation for why HazCom is important, the 6 standardelements found on warning labels, and the 16 sections of aSafety Data Sheet.


Hearing ConservationHearing loss is one of the most common and preventableinjuries in the maritime industry. Unfortunately, it is oftenignored because it develops over time. Learn about differenttypes of hearing protection and the basic precautionsrequired to prevent permanent hearing damage.


Immersion Suit Training: It Could Save Your Life!How fast would you be able to get into your immersion suitin a true emergency at sea? This video focuses on theimportance of having shipboard immersion suits availablefor all personnel on your vessel. Learn essential skills suchas the proper techniques for testing your suit, purging excessair from the suit, and safely entering the water.

Subtitles: CHI, ENG, RUS, SPAItem no: DVD0-30Length: 12 minutesPrice: $250.00




International Safety Management CodeThe International Safety Management (ISM) Code is aninternational standard to ensure safety, prevent injury andavoid damage to the environment. ISM requires companiesto establish Safety Management Systems (SMS) and providenecessary resources to implement key safety managementobjectives.


Introduction to Basic Ship Stability and TrimAlthough computers have made ship stability calculationseasier, it's important to understand the core concepts behindstability. Using modern animations, this video builds yourunderstanding of vessel stability by presenting relevant lawsof physics, from the basics to more advanced principles.Produced in cooperation with leading experts on this subject(William George, Peter Ohnstad, and PMI/MITAGS).


ISPS CodeThe International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPSCode) is a comprehensive set of measures to enhance thesecurity of ships and port facilities, developed in response tothe perceived threats to ships and port facilities in the wakeof the 9/11 attacks in the United States.


Job Safety AnalysisA job safety analysis (JSA) looks very different from one jobsite to another. However, all JSAs share three keycomponents: identifying a job's steps, recognizing thepotential dangers of each step, and determining how best toavoid those dangers. This video covers the entire JSAprocess and highlights what you need to know to make yourjob easier, safer, and more efficient.


Life RaftsThe International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea(SOLAS) sets requirements for the procedures, testing anduse of inflatable life rafts. Learn about these requirements, aswell as how to launch the life raft, how to board it, and howbest to keep yourself safe until help arrives.


Life Savers: Conducting Successful Lifeboat DrillsTen percent of all maritime casualties occur during lifeboatdrills. With proper training and the precise execution oflifeboat drills, you can make sure that your ship isn't part ofthis statistic. You'll see how knowing what to do duringlifeboat operations significantly minimizes the chances ofcrew injuries, both during drills and in an actual emergency.

Subtitles: ENG, KOR, PER, RUS, SPAItem no: DVD0-37Length: 10 minutesPrice: $250.00

Lockout/Tagout: Ensuring a Safe WorkingEnvironmentHazardous energy on a maritime vessel can injure or kill shippersonnel. This video, together with your company'slockout/tagout program, will help keep you and your crewsafe by showing you how to isolate dangerous energysources until your work is finished. Learn how to avoidserious accidents by familiarizing your crew with hazardousenergy safety procedures.

Subtitles: ENG, FRE, RUS, SPAItem no: DVD0-44Length: 9 minutesPrice: $250.00

Making and Breaking Tow: Safe OperatingPracticesMaking and breaking tow on a seagoing merchant vessel is aprecise and dangerous operation that's performed in aconstantly changing environment. Being in the wrong placeat the wrong time can have instant and serious consequences.Build awareness, master the required skills, and minimizethe risks that are inherent in tow jobs.


Man Overboard! Procedures and PrecautionsGoing overboard while at sea is one of the greatest dangersin the maritime industry. Identify best practices forpreventing man-overboard (MOB) situations and know whatto do when one of your shipmates ends up in the wateraccidentally. Included are 30 test questions approved by theU.S. Coast Guard and three MOB-related checklists.


Maritime Labor Convention: Know Your RightsThe Maritime Labor Convention (MLC) exists to protectseafarers from abuse, mistreatment, and unjust laborpractices. In this video, 100 pages of MLC regulations arecondensed into a fast-paced, easy-to-understand summary ofthe basic concepts of the convention and how to comply withthem. It covers everything from wage policies to the lengthsof work shifts and rest periods.

Subtitles: CHI, ENG, FRE, PER, RUS, SPAItem no: DVD0-48Length: 14 minutesPrice: $250.00




Maritime Piece Theater: Basic Safety AwarenessInject humor and a unique silent film era style into yourshipboard training. This entertaining video presents sixsafety clips that address basic risk management and personalprotective equipment (PPE) issues in a fast-paced,fun-to-watch format.


Medical Procedures: The Officers' Shipboard GuideHaving a ship's crew that's well trained in basic medicalprocedures saves lives. This video explains and illustratesthe fundamentals of maritime medicine. It covers a broadrange of knowledge, from everyday practices to emergencyprocedures. The information is presented in three mainsections: preparation, assessment, and treatment.


Oily Water Separators and the Oil Record BookMillions of gallons of oil end up in our oceans every year.Most spills are due to non-accidental sources like routinemaintenance, bilge & tank cleaning, and illegal discharges.Learn about the international regulations governing oilywater discharges, how an oily water separator works, andhow to use an oil record book.


Onboard Oil Pollution Response: Be Your Best,Prepare For The WorstIt's critical that you know how to help prevent oil spills andwhat steps you and your crew can take to minimizecontamination in the event of a spill. Prepare and conducteffective drills and see how to properly respond to an actualspill. Learn how to comply with applicable maritimeindustry standards and regulations.


Orville HookWhen a tow line parts in rough seas and a barge is set adrift,recovery and making tow again is time-critical. Insurancewires are not always the most reliable form of protection, buttowboat captains have a tested method of safely retrievingthe barge and getting back underway: the Orville Hook.


Personal Injury Prevention: Building a SafetyCulturePromoting a safe work environment on your ship preventsaccidents and injuries, ultimately saving lives and money.This video features the insight and commentary of RichardBracken, author of "Personal Injury Prevention: A Guide toGood Practice." With an emphasis on the STCW Conventionand ISM Code, learn the importance of a safety managementsystem and good maritime housekeeping.


Personal Injury Prevention: Work Safe, Stay SafeDon't let a lack of focus lead to crew injuries on your ship.Develop a shipboard environment in which safety is aconstant priority. Featuring the insight and commentary ofRichard Bracken, author of "Personal Injury Prevention: AGuide to Good Practice," this video focuses on everydaypractices that promote personal safety and injury prevention.


Personal Protective EquipmentWearing your company's Personal Protective Equipment(PPE) is one of the first familiarization topics introduced toseafarers. Many seafarers have escaped serious injury anddeath thanks to their PPE. In this video, your crew buildsawareness of the importance of PPE, understands what typesof PPE should be worn and when, and learns valuable bestpractices.


Pilot Ladders: Safe Rigging ProceduresPilots come aboard ships to assist with navigation duringcritical phases of voyages. It's imperative that crews doeverything possible to ensure the safety of all personnelduring pilot transfer operations, which always involve risk -even when conditions are favorable. Learn the essentials ofperforming safe and efficient pilot transfers at sea.


Pilot Ladders: Safe Use TechniquesPilots come aboard ships to assist with navigation duringcritical phases of voyages. It's imperative that crews doeverything possible to ensure the safety of all personnelduring pilot transfer operations, which always involve risk -even when conditions are favorable. Learn the essentials ofperforming safe and efficient pilot transfers at sea.





Piracy: Preparations, Precautions, and ResponseIncreased pirate activity on the high seas makes it essentialto know what can be done to deter such incidents. This videofocuses on the threat of maritime piracy and the actions thata ship's crew should take to reduce the threat of pirateattacks, as well as how to respond appropriately in the eventof an attack.

Subtitles: CHI, ENG, KOR, RUS, SPAItem no: DVD0-35Length: 11 minutesPrice: $250.00

Portable Fire Extinguishers: Your First Line ofDefenseBe ready to put out a fire on your ship. Learn how critical itis to understand the dangers of an on-board fire and how tocombat it successfully. See demonstrations of the correct useof fire extinguishers, which are the most effective way tominimize crew injuries and ship damage.


Respiratory ProtectionLearn the dangers of atmospheric hazards and build yourunderstanding of why, when, and how to use respiratoryprotection in the marine environment. Understand what typesof equipment are required for specific jobs and how to keepyourself safe at all times.


Risk AssessmentEvery task we perform, even the most simple job, carriessome degree of risk. Risk assessment helps us identify andquantify risk, including the chance of injury, death or loss ofproperty, and helps us establish a plan for corrective action.By utilizing best practices for risk assessment we can greatlyreduce the chance of injury or loss of life.


SCBA: Self-Contained Breathing ApparatusA Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) could saveyour life - or someone else's. Proper training follows STCWregulations outlining required competences in firefightingand rescue operations.


Security Drills: Nine Steps to SuccessSecurity drills on ships are a necessary fact of life in themaritime industry. This video shows your Ship SecurityOfficer (SSO) how to design and implement effectivesecurity drills. It presents the nine basic steps that must beincluded in any successful shipboard drill or exercise, andprovides several typical drill scenarios for your crew toobserve.


Security NOW! From Plan to ActionThe security plan for your ship is of little use unless you putit into action. This video shows you how to implementsecurity strategies and practices on your vessel by followingspecific guidelines. Learn what the U.S. Coast Guard wantsto see aboard your ship and what ISPS Code security levelsmean for you and your crew.


Security NOW! The AssessmentThe first phase of shipboard security planning, as defined bythe ISPS Code, is the security assessment. Learn what asecurity assessment is, how to develop one, and how toimplement it. These tasks are typically the role of the ShipSecurity Officer (SSO) on each vessel, who has a number ofon-board duties.


Security NOW! The On-Scene SurveyAn attack on your ship costs money and lives. Learn tominimize the threat of attacks by performing an effectivesurvey of your vessel. Identifying the strengths andvulnerabilities of your vessel improves your ship's riskprofile and keeps you one step ahead of would-be intruders.


Security NOW! The Security PlanThere's no higher priority for maritime vessels at sea thanship security and crew safety. This video demonstrates howshipboard security is all about managing risks and mitigatingthreats. You and your crew can make your ship as secure aspossible by having a comprehensive and well thought outsecurity plan.





Security Search Techniques: AccommodationContraband on a ship can be anything from undesirableitems to harmful or illegal items. Don't let contrabandendanger your crew. See how implementing access controland conducting berthing searches are key steps you can taketo help protect crew members. Reduce the chances ofproblematic items or substances making their way onto yourvessel.


Security Search Techniques: BaggageMinimize the chances of contraband ending up on yourvessel by making thorough baggage searches a key part ofyour ship security plan. This video focuses on complyingwith ISPS Code and MARSEC guidelines whileemphasizing courtesy and respecting the rights of those whoboard your ship.


Security Search Techniques: PersonnelSearching everyone who boards your vessel at sea or in portis not easy, but doing so is an important and requiredcomponent of ship and port security. This videodemonstrates the most effective way to accomplish thiscritical task: with a well-trained crew and well-plannedprocedures that comply with the ISPS Code and MARSECguidelines.


Security Search Techniques: Ship's StoresOne of the most vulnerable aspects of your ship's security isthe delivery of stores, or supplies, to the ship. Criminals andterrorists often try to exploit this vulnerability to either gainunauthorized access to a vessel or load contraband onto itundetected. This video covers the best methods of screeningincoming stores and detecting contraband in deliveries.


Sexual Harassment PreventionSexual harassment claims cost companies millions of dollarsand create unsafe and stressful work environments. Byconducting annual awareness trainings and implementingclear response procedures, you can create a safe culture foreveryone and reduce potential liabilities aboard your ship.


Ship Energy Efficiency Management PlanDid you know the world's fleet emits over 1.2 billion metrictons of CO2 every year? To reduce the maritime industry'simpact on the environment, a new chapter of MARPOLAnnex VI was added. Learn how a Ship Energy EfficiencyManagement Plan (SEEMP) provides standards and bestpractices to help shipping companies reduce greenhouse gasemissions, comply with mandatory requirements, andincrease energy efficiency.


Ship Security Officer: Duties and ResponsibilitiesWithout effective ship security, your vessel is constantlyvulnerable to attack. Learn how having a knowledgeable,qualified Ship Security Officer (SSO) aboard minimizes thisdanger. The SSO has many shipboard responsibilities, butthe most important is identifying and responding to any andall threats that jeopardize the safety of the crew and the ship.


Shipboard Familiarization: Know Your Duties,Know Your ShipEighty percent of accidents are caused by human error. Thisvideo presents guidance that will help every marinerminimize this "human factor" on his or her vessel. Bestpractices, information on STCW requirements, and theimportance of a thorough on-board orientation are just a fewof the areas covered.


Slips, Trips, and FallsSeafarers are particularly vulnerable to dangerous accidentssuch as slips, trips, and falls that can lead to serious injuryand death. Gain a solid understanding of the potentialhazards, an appreciation of the need for constant awarenessof your surroundings, and a command of basic safety rulesthat can help prevent accidents.


STCW Compliance: 2010 Manila AmendmentsWondering what's new in STCW 2010? Curious aboutwhat's changed since the 1995 STCW Convention? Not surewhat it's got to do with you? Answer these and otherquestions about the latest STCW standards and compliancerequirements for personnel aboard seagoing merchant ships.A bonus Instructor's Resource CD includes a guide and atext copy of the 2010 STCW Convention.





Stowaways! A New View on PreventionThe problem of stowaways on ships is as old as seafaringitself. This video draws on the expertise of seasonedmariners and industry experts to present practical,easy-to-understand approaches to preventing stowawaysituations and dealing with them when they occur. Thispresentation is designed for use either by the Ship SecurityOfficer (SSO) or for crew security training.


Top 10 Safety TipsLearn the Top 10 Safety Tips for seafarers. Ideal for newcrew orientation or refresher training, this programintroduces and explains each safety tip in 60 seconds or lessand provides a full recap at the conclusion of the video.

Subtitles: CHI, ENG, IDNItem no: DVD0-83Length: 12 minutesPrice: $250.00

U.S. Port State Control: Shipshape and InspectionReadyWhenever maritime vessels flying foreign flags enter U.S.waters, officers and crew members should be fully aware ofthe U.S. Port State Control process. Help prepare yourvessel's personnel for inspections by the U.S. Coast Guardand immigration and agricultural officials. Produced with theassistance of U.S. Department of Homeland Security.


Vessel General Permit 2013: Protecting the MarineEnvironmentBefore your vessel can leave port, it must be current withVessel General Permit (VGP) requirements pertaining toprotecting the marine environment. This video presents clearand simple steps you can take to achieve compliance.Integrate the inspection, monitoring, and reporting requiredby VGP into your best practices and existing safetymanagement systems.

Subtitles: ENG, FRE, RUS, SPAItem no: DVD0-38Length: 15 minutesPrice: $250.00

WHMIS 2015Produced in cooperation with the British Columbia MaritimeEmployers Association (BCMEA) and Algoma CentralCorporation, this training video familiarizes Canadianmaritime workers with the basics of WHMIS 2015,including how to protect yourself and your co-workers fromhazardous products.

Subtitles: ENG, FREItem no: DVD0-79Length: 17 minutesPrice: $250.00

Working at HeightsOn a working ship, even a fall from a low height can be veryserious and potentially deadly. Hard metal surfaces andsharp equipment present seafarers with numerous hazards.Learn the necessary preparations and procedures to performwork at heights safely and how to respond appropriately inthe event of an accident.


Working on the Back DeckWorkboats are dynamic environments; conditions canchange in a heartbeat. The back deck is where the action is,and where there's action, there's danger. In this video, you'lllearn key best practices and build awareness for staying safein this dynamic & dangerous environment.



AUSTRALIAAustralian Defence ForceAustralian Maritime CollegeChallenger Institute of Technology Farstad ShippingINCO Mermaid MarineNeptune Pacific LineTAFE

CANADAAlgoma TankersBritish Columbia Institute of TechnologyCanadian Coast GuardInstitut Maritime du QuebecOwen Sound TransportationRigel Shipping CanadaSeaspan Ship Management

GERMANYF.H. BertlingHanseatic LloydReederei Claus-Peter Offen

GREECEAlloceans ShippingAlmi TankersDanaos ShippingDioryx MaritimeInterunity Management Corp.Leros ManagementLiquimar TankersMarine Trust Ltd.Regal AgenciesSeamar ManagementTechnomar Shipping

HONG KONGAnglo-Eastern Ship ManagementChellaram ShippingGold Bridge ShippingHong Kong Polytechnic UniversityMisuga KaiunPacific Basin

JAPANDaiichi TankerEscobal JapanFuji MarineK-LineShinko MaritimeTemm MaritimeVictoria Ship Management

MALAYSIAMalaysian Maritime AcademyWilhelmsen Ship Management

PHILIPPINESAboitiz JebsenCOMPASSEXACTElburg Ship ManagementItalian Maritime AcademyMagsaysay Training CenterNorwegian Training Centre ManilaNovocrewPhilippine Standard ShipmanagementPhilippine Transmarine Carriers

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SOUTH KOREAHanjin ShippingHyundai ShippingSK Shipping

UNITED ARAB EMIRATESKanoo ShippingP&O MaritimeStanford Marine

UNITED KINGDOMBPIMO North of England P&I Association

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