STCW95
STCW95 (Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers) is a practical marine course covering water safety and rescue. Refresher courses available.
FETS is accredited with Maritime NZ to run basic STCW95 courses.
Keep an eye out for the STCW10 course to be introduced in the near future.
Topics Covered:
- Personal safety and social responsibility (PSSR)
- Elementary First Aid (EFA)
- Personal survival techniques (PST)
- Fire prevention and fire fighting techniques (FPFF)
- Crowd management and passenger safety (CMT)
Group Size: 10 people minimum
Location: To be arranged
Duration: 6-8 days depending on your outcome requirements
Relevant NZQA Unit Standards Available (if required):
6400, 6401, 6402 and 4134: First Aid
3270: Establish and deliver water supplies for fire fighting
3271: Suppress fire with hand extinguishers and fixed hose reels
3272: Wear and operate breathing apparatus in general emergencies
4138: Control and extinguish fire
4647: Explain principles of fire science
12309: Demonstrate knowledge of abandon ship procedures and sea survival techniques
12310: Demonstrate knowledge of fire prevention, limiting of fires onboard a vessel, and extinguish small controlled fires
15028: Demonstrate passenger management procedures during a maritime emergency onboard a passenger vessel
18408: Demonstrate knowledge of fire and emergency warden duties in the workplace
20776: Put on, wear, and operate a gas suit in the dairy industry
25044: Wear and operate compressed air breathing apparatus in the workplace
Course Provisions:
- Venue and travel can be arranged
- Morning tea provided on request
- Funding options
If training is onsite, a site examination can be carried out by FETS prior to your training course to ensure course content is tailored for your unique working environment.
Contact Us to enquire about this course or call 0800 FETS 4 U.
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