~ Purpose ~
The International Safety Management (ISM) Code, established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), provides for the role of the Designated Person Ashore (DPA) to help ensure the safe operation of each ship and maintain an effective link between the company and personnel onboard. The DPA must have direct access to the highest levels of company management to ensure that safety and pollution prevention matters receive appropriate attention.
~ Objectives ~
Participants will gain essential knowledge of the DPA's responsibilities and how to fulfil them in accordance with the ISM Code. The course covers the DPA's role in company communication, safety monitoring, inspections, operational risk management, audits, incident reporting, and the implementation of corrective actions. Participants will also learn when and how to apply the Management of Change process to ensure that operational or organizational changes are properly assessed and controlled. The overall objective is to strengthen safety management, support regulatory compliance, and foster a culture of trust, accountability, and continuous improvement both onboard and ashore.
~ Content ~
>>The course set includes series of training modules and video materials.<<
~ Certification ~
Upon successful completion of the online course you will be granted with personalized training certificate (validity: Unlimited).
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Course curriculum
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Welcome
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Introduction
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Roles of DPA
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Duties & Responsibilities of DPA
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ISM Code
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Certification and Verification
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Part 1: Purpose and Implementation
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Part 2 Guidelines: Implementation By Administrations
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Certification and Verification Process
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Part 2 Guidelines: Implementation by Companies
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Guidance on the Qualifications, Training and Experience
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Guidance on Near-Miss Reporting
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Maritime Cyber Risk Management
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ISM summary
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Safety Management System
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Management Responsibilities Procedure
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Vessel Team Responsibilities: Deck Officers
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Vessel Team Responsibilities: Engine Officers
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Vessel Team Responsibilities: Ratings and Crew
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Office Supporting Staff
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Documentation Procedure
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Company Safety Management
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Permit to Work Procedure
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Enclosed Space Entry
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Working Aloft
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Electrical Systems & Isolations / LOTO
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Pressurized Systems and Diving
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PPE Procedure
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Personal Safety Procedure
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Slips, Trips and Falls
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Working with Tools
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Ladder Safety
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Power Tools
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HSE Meetings
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Health Procedure
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Other Contageous Diseases
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Hygiene Procedure
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Mess & Accommodation
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Danger of H2S
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HAZMAT Procedure
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Complaint Procedure
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Assessment Techniques
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Vessel Maintenance Procedure
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Incident Investigation
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Management of Change
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Recognition of a Change
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MoC Process
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Special Circumstances
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MoC Program Implementation
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Organizational Preparation
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MoC Program Monitoring
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Emergency and Contingency Response Procedure
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Drill Scenarios
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Global Shore-Vessel Emergency Drills
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Identified Emergencies Procedure
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Emergency Response Prompts
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Towing and Pushing Contingency Plan
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Summary
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International Safety Management Code
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Making the ISM Code work for you
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International Safety Management Code Background
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International Safety Management Requirements
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ISM Audits Checklist Reports and Reviews
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ISM Plans Procedures and Work Permits
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Incident Investigation - Case Study Example
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Cyber Security in Maritime
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Marpol Convention
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Enclosed Spaces Entry Awareness
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Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S)
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Antipiracy Awareness
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Course Materials 1
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Course Materials 2
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Course Materials 3
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Course Materials 4
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Course Materials 5
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Exam: DPA (Designated Person Ashore)
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About this course
- €385,00
- 76 lessons
- 12 hours of video content
- Course access 1 full year