DPA (Designated Person Ashore) - ONLINE
>>IMPORTANT<< for COMPANIES: when completing course purchase on behalf your crew, inform us on email: [email protected] >>IMPORTANT<<
~ Purpose ~
The IMO’s International Safety Management (ISM) Code, states that Designated Person Ashore (DPA) exists “to ensure the safe operation of each ship and to provide a link between the Company and those on board, every Company, as appropriate, should designate a person or persons ashore having direct access to the highest level of management. Course is designed to provide ISM Code understanding and knowledge for all DPAs or those preparing to take on DPA role.
~ Objectives ~
Candidates will gain valuable knowledge how to rightly perform as per ISM Code that relates to Designated Person Ashore role and responsibilities. Know DPA importance for company’s communication, monitoring and inspection. How to manage operational risks and any audit requirements with reporting and corrective actions. When management of change shall be used and how. Retain trust and safety on board.
~ Content ~
>>The course set includes series of training modules and video materials (180 days of content access)<<
~ Certification ~
Upon successful completion of the online course you will be granted with personalized training certificate (validity: Unlimited).
Need more information?
Visit our FAQ section for Q&A.
Welcome
Introduction
Roles of DPA
Duties & Responsibilities of DPA
ISM Code
Certification and Verification
Part 1: Purpose and Implementation
Part 2 Guidelines: Implementation By Administrations
Certification and Verification Process
Part 2 Guidelines: Implementation by Companies
Guidance on the Qualifications, Training and Experience
Guidance on Near-Miss Reporting
Maritime Cyber Risk Management
ISM summary
Safety Management System
Management Responsibilities Procedure
Vessel Team Responsibilities: Deck Officers
Vessel Team Responsibilities: Engine Officers
Vessel Team Responsibilities: Ratings and Crew
Office Supporting Staff
Documentation Procedure
Company Safety Management
Permit to Work Procedure
Enclosed Space Entry
Working Aloft
Electrical Systems & Isolations / LOTO
Pressurized Systems and Diving
PPE Procedure
Personal Safety Procedure
Slips, Trips and Falls
Working with Tools
Ladder Safety
Power Tools
HSE Meetings
Health Procedure
Other Contageous Diseases
Hygiene Procedure
Mess & Accommodation
Danger of H2S
HAZMAT Procedure
Complaint Procedure
Assessment Techniques
Vessel Maintenance Procedure
Incident Investigation
Management of Change
Recognition of a Change
MoC Process
Special Circumstances
MoC Program Implementation
Organizational Preparation
MoC Program Monitoring
Emergency and Contingency Response Procedure
Drill Scenarios
Global Shore-Vessel Emergency Drills
Identified Emergencies Procedure
Emergency Response Prompts
Towing and Pushing Contingency Plan
Summary
International Safety Management Code
Making the ISM Code work for you
International Safety Management Code Background
International Safety Management Requirements
ISM Audits Checklist Reports and Reviews
ISM Plans Procedures and Work Permits
Incident Investigation - Case Study Example
Cyber Security in Maritime
Marpol Convention
Enclosed Spaces Entry Awareness
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S)
Antipiracy Awareness
Course Materials 1
Course Materials 2
Course Materials 3
Course Materials 4
Course Materials 5
Exam: DPA (Designated Person Ashore)