This training program provides comprehensive instruction on how to create and manage these plans, ensuring that
shipping companies are well-prepared to mitigate security threats and respond to incidents.
The course also focuses on threat identification, vulnerability assessment, and security risk evaluation. CSOs learn how to recognize potential security threats, assess vulnerabilities within the company's operations, and conduct thorough risk assessments.

This knowledge is crucial for devising robust security measures, procedures, and response protocols.
This training program aligns with international standards, adhering to the standard of competence outlined in the
Guidelines on Training and Certification for Company Security Officers, as set forth in IMO MSC/Circ.1154, and the IMO Model Course 3.20. It ensures that individuals who complete the course are well-equipped to meet and exceed the highest maritime security standards.

This course is beneficial for personnel involved in maritime security matters within shipping companies, including
Designated Persons Ashore, Quality Managers, Operations Managers, Superintendents, and Internal Auditors. By
providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in their roles, the CSO course contributes significantly to the overall safety and security of maritime operations.

The STCW Company Security Officer online course is a vital training program that equips individuals with the knowledge and skills required to assume the role of a Company Security Officer (CSO) effectively. This course is integral to enhancing maritime security and ensuring the safety of vessels, crews, and operations.

This course is as per requirements under MLC 2006 regulation 3.2 – food and catering – training course, food storage, stock control, and environmental protection and catering health and safety.

This course is as per requirements under MLC 2006 regulation 3.2 – food and catering – training course, food storage, stock control, and environmental protection and catering health and safety.

• Duties & Responsibilities
• Helicopter specific roles & various types
• Controlling passenger movements & maintaining manifests
• Dangerous goods awareness & management considerations
• Offshore operations including helideck Specifications& design load
• Terminology & Obstructions & Clearance limit
• Helicopter landing area markings & visual ads
• Emergency, Firefighting procedures & Equipment’s
• Ground to air radio communication procedures
• Ground to air signals
• Helicopter marshaling
• Weather Considerations
• Refueling operations
• Helicopter Startup & Shut down
• Search & Rescue

• Duties & Responsibilities
• Helicopter specific roles & various types
• Controlling passenger movements & maintaining manifests
• Dangerous goods awareness & management considerations
• Offshore operations including helideck Specifications& design load
• Terminology & Obstructions & Clearance limit
• Helicopter landing area markings & visual ads
• Emergency, Firefighting procedures & Equipment’s
• Ground to air radio communication procedures
• Ground to air signals
• Helicopter marshaling
• Weather Considerations
• Refueling operations
• Helicopter Startup & Shut down
• Search & Rescue

• The physical properties and characteristics of H2S
• Measurement and the OEL/WEL of H2S
• The physiological effects of exposure to H2S
• How H2S is detected and the use of onsite & personal detection equipment
• Actions to be taken in the event of an alarm
• Escape breathing apparatus (EBA) & Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)
• The role of response teams in an H2S Emergency and their use of SCBA.

• The physical properties and characteristics of H2S
• Measurement and the OEL/WEL of H2S
• The physiological effects of exposure to H2S
• How H2S is detected and the use of onsite & personal detection equipment
• Actions to be taken in the event of an alarm
• Escape breathing apparatus (EBA) & Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)
• The role of response teams in an H2S Emergency and their use of SCBA.