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General description


Security training also includes a preparation for the unexpected and at times critical pressure a seafarer or a crisis management team could encounter. In our SPAR (Surviving Piracy and Armed Robbers) training we have turned focus towards the psychological aspects of being prepared and able to cope with aggression. Our security instructors are experts within the field of crisis management and counter measures to maintain humanity and dignity under critical circumstances. Correct operational practices are combined with real-life experience, thus giving a realistic approach to handling piracy and crime assaults.

Our security courses are both generic for the majority of seafarers, but also dynamic to meet different entrance levels and company specific requirements. During our security training sessions we always listen and learn from each other and by doing so we ensure that any security experience transfer is utilized during our courses.

Standard CSO and SSO courses are also part of our training portfolio, and in order to meet the ISPS Code Part B Chapter 13.3 and 13.4 a special designed Onboard Ship Security Trainer Course provides a Ship Security Officer with all the required skills and knowledge to be able to train other crewmembers onboard in their security duties. This course is constantly updated to reflect the latest Best Management Practice and industrial guidelines besides of having elements from the daily security operational requirements, which the maritime industry must capture.

Crisis Management Exercises and Drills are also part of our security faculty. Designing crisis scenarios and script plays with realistic elements of media pressure, human catastrophes and environmental impacts, are professional captured and ensures a high degree of learning moments for any Crisis Management Team. Using modern monitoring technology and electronic aids also ensures that comprehensive evaluations and feed-back reports are completed and can be used for improving any identified weaknesses within the Emergency Management System.

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Security training also includes a preparation for the unexpected and at times critical pressure a seafarer or a crisis management team could encounter. In our SPAR (Surviving Piracy and Armed Robbers) training we have turned focus towards the psychological aspects of being prepared and able to cope with aggression. Our security instructors are experts within the field of crisis management and counter measures to maintain humanity and dignity under critical circumstances. Correct operational practices are combined with real-life experience, thus giving a realistic approach to handling piracy and crime assaults.

 

Our security courses are both generic for the majority of seafarers, but also dynamic to meet different entrance levels and company specific requirements. During our security training sessions we always listen and learn from each other and by doing so we ensure that any security experience transfer is utilized during our courses.

 

Standard CSO and SSO courses are also part of our training portfolio, and in order to meet the ISPS Code Part B Chapter 13.3 and 13.4 a special designed Onboard Ship Security Trainer Course provides a Ship Security Officer with all the required skills and knowledge to be able to train other crewmembers onboard in their security duties. This course is constantly updated to reflect the latest Best Management Practice and industrial guidelines besides of having elements from the daily security operational requirements, which the maritime industry must capture.

 

Crisis Management Exercises and Drills are also part of our security faculty. Designing crisis scenarios and script plays with realistic elements of media pressure, human catastrophes and environmental impacts, are professional captured and ensures a high degree of learning moments for any Crisis Management Team. Using modern monitoring technology and electronic aids also ensures that comprehensive evaluations and feed-back reports are completed and can be used for improving any identified weaknesses within the Emergency Management System.