Who should attend?

Our training course is designed for:

• All levels of management of shipping companies
• Engineering and Deck Officers
• Safety Officers
• Marine Surveyors and Auditors
• Flag State Administration Officials

The objectives of the course are that upon completion successful delegates will be able to:

• Understand how and why the ISM Code is applied, other criteria and standards against which an audit could be performed.
• Identify the requirements of the ISM Code against which an audit is to be performed.
• Explain the similarities between the ISM Code and the ISO 9000 series and identify any areas where one complements the other.
• Describe the roles and responsibilities of Auditors and Lead Auditors.
• Explain the rationale supporting the implementation of the ISM Code and state the implementation timescales.
• Plan and prepare an audit to the requirements of the ISM Code with respect to the management of an organization and the operation of a ship.
• Distinguish between the process for the issue of a Document of Compliance (DOC) and the process for the issue of a Safety Management Certificate (SMC).

Our training course is designed for:

• All levels of management of shipping companies
• Company and Ship personnel in preparation to function as Company or Ship Security Officer
• Company Security Officers, Ship Security Officers/ Vessel Security Officer, and Facility Security Officer/ Port Facility Security Officer
• Ship Officers who are involved in the implementation of the system onboard
• Security Internal Auditors
• Owners and Operators
• Safety, Security and Quality professionals needing in troduction to maritime management security systems

The learning objectives of the course shall be that, at the end of the course a successful delegate shall be able to:

• Maritime Security Policy and Antiterrorisms
• Communicate security roles and responsibilities
• Understand Ship Security Plans (SSP) and Ship Security Assessments (SSA)
• Plan and execute maritime security projects ensuring compliance to the ISPS Code
• Understand threat identification, recognition, and response
• Identify and implement the controls necessary for ensuring the Maritime Security Policy
• Ship Security Actions
• Manage, monitor and optimize the ship’s security systems and processes
• Understand the detection and deterrence of security threats within an international framework
• Understand emergency preparedness, drills, and exercises

International Register Training Institute (IRTI) currently provides International Ship & Port Facility Security courses in the following locations:

• Egypt
• India
• Cyprus
• Nigeria
• Greece
• Panama
• Syria
• United Arab Emirates
• USA