The Basic Training for Service on Ships using Fuels Covered within the IGF Code course that aims to develop the knowledge and skills of delegates that have designated safety duties associated with the care, use, or emergency response.

This course covers the hazards, operational requirements and safety considerations of working with low flashpoint fuels covered by the IGF code.

Training for Service on Ships using Fuels Covered within the IGF Code which intends to provide a basic training for seafarers responsible for designated safety duties associated with the care, use or in emergency response to the fuels on board ships subject to the IGF code.

Training for Ammonia Awareness fuel systems and implementing the correct procedures with confidence within the safety management systems, as well as having confidence around risk managing the process.

This course offers Training for Hydrogen Gas and Cryogenic Hydrogen fuel systems and implementing the correct procedures with confidence within the safety management systems, as well as have confidence around risk managing the process.

This course handles what course decarbonisation is and will go over the process of decarbonating a company, an existing vessel or a new vessel.

This course focuses on the practical bunkering of low flash point fuels related to safe operations and what has to be in place.

This is a more detailed look at the hazards and practical elements of Liquified Natural Gas as a bunker fuel, with demonstrations that the delegates will remember.

This is a real time, high fidelity cargo simulator training program, starting with the basics and working through to high complexity cargo operations and emergency response.

This course includes basic or advanced IGF code course for non-seafarers and Early stage and Operational Risk Management and General Risk Management which aligns with International Maritime Organisation requirements for ships carrying alternative fuels.

This course includes all the requirements for port and ship to carry out bunkering of low flash point. The course highlights the shore site requirements to carry out bunkering/repairs and dry dock operations.

The STCW Tanker Firefighting course is set up to offer teaching on firefighting and operations on board tankers (oil, chemical and liquefied gas).

This course provides training for Methanol Awareness fuel systems and implementing the correct procedures with confidence within the safety management systems, as well as having confidence around risk managing the process. This is a more detailed look at the hazards and practical elements of Methanol as a bunker fuel, with demonstrations that the delegates will remember.