AUDIENCE CONCERNED
Seafarers who are part of the vessel’s workforce and who are assigned specific safety-related tasks.
PREREQUISITES
Hold a seafarer’s medical certificate stating the seaworthiness of less than 12.
OBJECTIVES
Survive at sea as part of the abandonment of the ship.
DURATION
15 hours over 2 days including 10 hours of theory and 5 hours of practice
NUMBER OF TRAINEES
Minimum 9 / Maximum 10
REFERENCE
– STCW Convention Section A-VI/1 and Table A-VI/1.1 of the Code
– Order of 26 July 2013 on the issue of the basic safety training certificate
PROGRAM
Theoretical Training:
– Introduction to Safety and Survival
– Critical Situations
– Ship Evacuation
– Individual means of rescue
– Collective means of rescue
– Pyrotechnic and signalling equipment
– Survival measures in raft and boat
– Helicopter Rescue Methods
– Portable Radio Equipment
Practical Training:
– Impact of inflatable raft and use of armament
– Righting a Capsized Raft
– Boarding a raft at sea
– Various exercises in immersion suits (solo and group)
– Firing of pyrotechnics
PLACE OF THE INTERNSHIP
CESAME in Saint-Malo
FRAMING
Teachers of the ENSM
END OF INTERNSHIP TEST
Yes
CERTIFICATE FOR THE ISSUE OF A STCW CERTIFICATE
Yes.
The training certificates are dematerialized, and accessible directly on your sailor portal as soon as the successful follow-up of the training.
These certificates have a validity of 12 months, period allowing you, via the appropriate CERFA, to renew your certificates with Maritime Affairs.
CERTIFICATION/ATTESTATION RATE
The certification/attestation rate for this internship is 99%
SATISFACTION RATE
The satisfaction rate at this internship is 100%
RATE
460€