• The reasons and background of the implementation of the ISM Code
• The governing principles of the ISM Code
• The Companies responsibilities
• The Role of the Designated Person Ashore (DPA)
• ISM compliance, internal audits and the system of external verification
• Safety Management Systems - Hazard identification and Risk assessments methodologies -and their role in the ISM Code

• The reasons and background of the implementation of the ISM Code
• The governing principles of the ISM Code
• The Companies responsibilities
• The Role of the Designated Person Ashore (DPA)
• ISM compliance, internal audits and the system of external verification
• Safety Management Systems - Hazard identification and Risk assessments methodologies -and their role in the ISM Code

This intensive BTS training course will be of benefit to those who are involved with Maritime Safety and Regulatory Compliance, both ashore and afloat. In addition, it will raise the awareness for those personnel who have been allocated potential or specific tasks in a Safety Management Systems.

This BTS training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

• Nautical Officers
• Engineers
• Superintendents
• Vessel Managers
• Technical Managers
• Shipping Companies (Management, Inspectors, Quality and Regulatory Compliance

The BTS training course will be presented with the latest trend in training methodologies, which include lectures, workshop and presentation, case studies and practical examples, videos and general discussions. The delegates will be involved in a stimulating learning environment, and they are expected to participate actively in order to return to their workplace with a clear understanding of the principles of Maritime Safety and the ISM Code.

Day One: The Background to the International Safety Management Code

• Introduction – Course Objective
• Historical context of maritime safety
• Where did the ISM Code come from
• The ISM Code within maritime legislation – Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
• Regulatory bodies
• Legal and insurance issues

Day Two: The Aims, Structure and Content of the ISM Code

• The ISM Code in full
• Preamble
• Part A – Implementation
• Part B – Certification and Verification
• Certificates - Document of Compliance (DOC) & Safety Management Certificate (SMC)
• The road from starting to full term certification

Day Three: Company Responsibilities, Authority and Obligations

• Company responsibilities
• The Safety Management System (SMS)
• The Role of the Designated Person Ashore (DPA)
• Responsibility, authority, accountability of the DPA
• Master’s responsibility and authority

Day Four: Operational Safety Management – Shipboard Operations

• Functional requirements of an SMS
• Basis of an effective Management System
• Key component and role of an SMS
• Reports and analysis of non-conformities, accidents and hazardous occurrences
• Emergency preparedness
• Drills and Exercises

Day Five: Risk Assessment and Management

• Incident investigation, event and causal factor
• Hazard identification techniques
• Risk assessment – qualitative and quantitative methods
• Risk reduction
• Safety Culture
• Internal audits and effective communication

BTS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing a minimum of 80% of the total course duration.

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