Course Content
After completing this training, the learner will be familiar with the following topics:
• Understand the key regulations governing the transportation of hazardous materials (hazmat) by sea.
• Grasp the different classifications used to categorize dangerous goods based on their specific hazards.
• Master the proper marking, labeling, and placarding requirements for hazardous materials to ensure clear identification and risk communication.
• Recognize the importance of accurate and complete documentation for dangerous goods shipments, including transport documents and safety data sheets.
• Understand the content and purpose of the Dangerous Goods List, a reference for classifying and regulating various hazardous materials for transport.
• Learn about the general provisions for stowing dangerous goods onboard vessels, considering factors like segregation and compatibility.
• Grasp the principles of dangerous goods segregation, ensuring safe storage and minimizing the risk of interactions between different hazard classes.
• Develop knowledge of general safety measures required during dangerous goods cargo operations to prevent accidents and injuries.
• Understand the reporting requirements for incidents involving dangerous goods, ensuring proper communication and investigation.
• Recognize the importance of having readily available emergency response information for hazardous materials onboard ships.
• Master the emergency response procedures outlined in the ship's plan for situations involving dangerous goods.
• Gain knowledge of the Medical First Aid Guide for use in accidents involving dangerous goods, ensuring crew members are prepared to provide initial medical attention.
- International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code
- STCW B-V/c
- IMO Model Course 1.10 Dangerous, Hazardous, and Harmful Cargoes
- IMDG, 2020-Amendment 40-20
- Code of Federal Regulations
- CFR Title 49 (Part 171, Part 172 Subpart B-C-G-H-I, Part 176)
- SIRE 2.0 - 8.3
- RightShip RISQ 2.8