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Fast Rescue Craft Operations Refresher
Learn the essential skills for fast rescue craft operations, including maintenance, preparation, launch command, emergency response, casualty retrieval, and post-operation securing.
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Helideck Operations
This course will equip you with the skills to safely and effectively coordinate helideck operations.
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Helicopter Refuelling
Learn the essential skills for helicopter refuelling, emphasising procedures for hot refuelling and handling emergencies.
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Swing Arm Davit Survival Craft
This course will equip you with the skills required to control and coordinate the use of a Swing Arm Davit Survival Craft
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Respond to a Helideck Incidents
This unit of competency covers the skills and knowledge required to deliver essential rescue and containment services during a helideck incident.
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Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats Other Than Fast Rescue Boats
This STCW course is designed to enhance your competence and knowledge of safety procedures for controlling and coordinating the launch of lifeboats and rescue boats.
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Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting
This course provides essential skills to prevent, control, and respond to fire emergencies on sea vessels. It is designed for seafarers needing the AMSA’s Certificate of Safety Training (CoST)
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Fire Team Member
This course is for resource industry operators who collaborate during fire emergencies, use emergency equipment, and conduct search and rescue operations.
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Certificate of Safety Training
The entry-level Certificate of Safety Training (COST) is essential for personnel working on Australian-registered vessels operating in international waters.
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Personal Survival Techniques
This unit covers the essential skills and knowledge needed to survive at sea using personal survival techniques (PST) in case of vessel abandonment. Applicable to deck and engine workers in the maritime industry who require a Certificate of Safety Training.
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A group of individuals wearing orange safety suits and life jackets is descending a suspended embarkation ladder on the side of a large ship. The ship has multiple decks with windows, and several individuals are also visible on these decks observing the activity. The sea is visible at the bottom of the image, indicating that the ship is in water. This image may depict a safety drill or an evacuation exercise, demonstrating maritime safety procedures.
Boarding a Vessel at Sea
Learn to safely and effectively board a vessel at sea with a rope ladder in this course designed for AIMS members, including authorised officers, marine surveyors, inspectors, engineers, and seafarers, while understanding the associated operations and risks.
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