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Fremantle

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Saferight Maritime Sea Survival Rescue Training Centre

Aerial view of Saferight's Fremantle training facility, highlighting the designated student parking area and marked entrances on Mews Road and Wallace Way.

Parking:

Pick-up Bus Locations and Times:

Saferight offers a convenient free bus pick-up service for those attending our training courses. Here are the details:

  • Fremantle Train Station: Every morning at 6:45 AM – 6:55 AM (please park at Fremantle Station Car Park 1 for this pick-up bus)
  • Sardine Jetty: Every morning at 7 AM – 7:10 AM (please park at Sardine Jetty for this pick-up bus)

Additionally, if you incur any parking fees, simply present your parking ticket to our front desk admin. We will happily provide you with a free coffee voucher redeemable at our on-site coffee van, which is available every day at 9 AM.

Public Transport:

  • Saferight is located 6-10 minutes walk away from the nearest bus stop (512, 532, 548, 549, 999) with several other bus stops within the vicinity.

Food Services:

  • Food truck every 9 AM
  • Saferight has kitchen facilities for tea and coffee and fridges and microwaves for people who wish to bring their own lunch.

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Fremantle

  • Address: 20 Mews Road, Fremantle WA
  • Post Address: 6160
  • Opening Hours: 7am-3.30pm Mon-Fri

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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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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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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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This Reach Stacker course applies to the activities of a person operating a reach stacker greater than 3 tonnes capacity that incorporates an attachment for lifting, moving and travelling with a shipping container
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