Entry Requirements
Participants must hold:
• A valid medical certificate for seagoing service
• A valid Basic Training certificate (STCW 2010)
• Good physical health and the ability to participate in all practical exercises (including the use of breathing apparatus, confined space entry, and rescue operations)
Course Content
The course is divided into theoretical and practical components covering the following topics:
Theory:
• Laws and regulations related to confined spaces on board
• Risks and hazards (oxygen deficiency, toxic or explosive gases)
• Procedures for safe entry into and exit from confined spaces
• Gas measurements and use of detection equipment
• Communication and supervision during operations
• Emergency procedures and rescue strategies
Practical:
• Preparation and execution of safe confined space entry
• Use of personal protective equipment and breathing apparatus
• Performing rescue operations in confined spaces
• Evacuation and emergency procedures
• Teamwork and communication within the rescue team
Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive the certificate:
Entry & Rescue Confined Spaces, in accordance with:
• The relevant guidelines of the STCW Convention, IMO, ILO, and SOLAS concerning safe working in confined spaces on board
• The Dutch Working Conditions Act (Arbeidsomstandighedenwet) and the Directive on Safe Working in Confined Spaces
Note: This course is not a separate STCW module but a specialized training certified by recognized training providers, compliant with international safety standards.
Validity
5 years
Course Duration
2 consecutive days
Number of Participants
Minimum 4, maximum 10 participants
Class Hours
08:30 – 17:00