~ Purpose ~
Shipping companies are required to establish and implement a Safety Management System (SMS) that complies with applicable international maritime safety regulations. An effective SMS aims to promote a strong safety culture, identify and control operational hazards, prevent accidents and pollution, and support safe and efficient operations. This course explains what an SMS is, its purpose and scope, and how its requirements can be applied in daily activities both on board vessels and within shore-based offices. Failure to follow established SMS procedures or implement them effectively can compromise safety, increase the risk of incidents, and negatively affect operational performance.
~ Objectives ~
Upon completion of the course, participants will gain a general understanding of the key elements and requirements of an SMS and how to apply them in their everyday work. Topics include safety responsibilities, risk awareness, compliance with procedures, hazard identification, incident prevention, and the reporting and investigation of accidents and near misses. Participants will also learn the importance of consistently implementing company safety policies and procedures to maintain high safety standards and support continuous improvement. Particular emphasis is placed on individual accountability, operational efficiency, and ensuring that safety remains a priority in every activity.
~ 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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Company Policies
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Management Liability
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Liability, Authority and Accountability
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Liability, Authority and Accountability Part II
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Liability, Authority and Accountability Part III
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Vessel Documentation
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Onshore Personnel Management
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Offshore / Vessel Personnel Management
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Management of Crew
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Complaint Procedure (Onboard)
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Standards for Reliability and Maintenance
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Standards for Reliability and Maintenance Part II
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Standards for Reliability and Maintenance Part III
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Management of Steel Wire Rope Integrity
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Management of Steel Wire Rope Integrity Part II
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Management of Lifting and Rigging Equipment
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Exchange Procedures for Fuel Oil
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Procedure for Standing Orders
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Procedure for Navigation and Watch Keeping
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Maneuvering and Passage Planning
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Equipments and Navigation Standards
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Offshore Location Navigation
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Procedure for Ice Operation
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Contractors and Third Parties Management
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Procedure for Personnel Transfer
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Procedure for Mooring Operation
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Procedure for Mooring Operation Part II
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Procedure for Mooring Operation Part III
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Procedure for Mooring Operation Part IV
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Procedure for Vessel Stability
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Procedure for Cargo Operation
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Procedure for Vessel Stability Part II
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Procedure for Anchor Handling and Towing
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Procedure for Anchor Handling and Towing Part II
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Procedure for Anchor Handling and Towing Part III
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Procedure for Anchor Handling and Towing Part IV
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Procedure for Anchor Handling and Towing Part V
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operation
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operation Part II
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operations Part III
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operation Part IV
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operation Part V
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operation Part VI
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operation Part VII
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operation Part VIII
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operation Part IX
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Procedure for Dynamic Positioning Operation Part X
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Procedure for Helideck Operation
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Procedure for Helideck Operation Part II
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Procedure for Helicopter Winching and Hoisting
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Procedure for Methanol Operation
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Procedure for Tank Cleaning Operation
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Procedure for Bunkering and Ballast Operation
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Procedure for Cargo and Hazardous Materials
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Procedure for Ship Store Crane
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Procedure for Emergency Response and Rescue Vessel
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Procedure for Mobilization and Demobilization
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Procedure for Lifting and Hoisting Operation
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Management of Change
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Procedure for Event Management and Incident Investigation
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Procedure for Event Management and Incident Investigation Part II
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Procedure for Event Management and Incident Investigation Part III
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Procedure for Incident Reporting
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Incident Involving a Third Party
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Job Safety Analysis Procedure
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Permit to Work Procedure
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Personal Protective Equipment Procedure
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Personal Safety Procedure
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HSE Meetings Procedure
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B-Safe Hazard Observation Procedure
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Generic Health Procedure
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Generic Hygiene Procedure
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Hydrogen Sulphide Procedure
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Procedure for Hazardous Substances
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Management for Environmental / ECO Procedure
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Consumption of Fuel Procedure
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Contingency Response and Vessel Emergency
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Identified Emergencies
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Onboard Security Procedure
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Onboard Security Procedure Part II
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Onboard Security Procedure Part III
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SMS Glossary
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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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Course Materials 6.
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Course Materials 7.
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Course Materials 8.
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Course Materials 9.
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Course Materials 10.
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Course Materials 11.
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Exam: SMS (Safety Management System)
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About this course
- €500,00
- 109 lessons
- 32.5 hours of video content
- Course access 2 full years