This course introduces the systematic risk management frameworks and regulatory compliance protocols required to evaluate, authorize, and implement physical, operational, or organizational modifications aboard a vessel. Participants learn how to apply structured Management of Change (MOC) workflows to ensure that temporary or permanent modifications—such as hardware retrofits, software updates, or structural crew reassignments—do not introduce unforeseen safety or environmental hazards. By focusing on multi-disciplinary impact assessments, updating technical documentation and blueprints, and communicating new procedural guidelines to the crew, the curriculum equips senior officers and safety managers with the skills to maintain fleet operational stability and satisfy strict international safety management standards.
Related products
-
215,00 €
IMDG (INTERNATIONAL MARITIME DANGEROUS GOODS) CODE TRAINING Course recommended by: COURSE OBJECTIVES AND BENEFITS IMDG Code regulates transport of dangerous goods by sea in…
-
200,00 €
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND BENEFITS -Understand the basics of behavior management -Learn and apply skills consistently and effectively -Increase confidence in managing challenging behaviors -Develop a…
-
115,00 €
This course provides essential training in the actions required to respond safely and effectively to fires on board, with special emphasis on oil and fuel-related…




