STCW course is offered by Training Ship Rahaman.
Training Ship Rahaman has its beginnings in the year 1910 when Haji Ismail Yusuf, the proprietor of the Bombay Steam Navigation (BSN) Company decided to establish a Marine School as a charitable institution at Rashid Mansion, Worli Point, then Know as Bombay.
It was a debt of gratitude to the seafaring community who had served loyally on the Company’’s ships.
The purpose was to encourage the orphans and wards of the seafaring community, irrespective of caste, creed or religion, to follow in the footsteps of their forefathers, and at the same time meet the demand of indigenous mercantile marine of the country which was experiencing a shortage of trained deck hands and officers
The course meets the requirements laid down in Regulations Vl/6 paragraph 4 to 6 Section A-VI/6 Paragraph 6 to 8 and Table A-VI/6-2 of the STCW Convention 1978 as amended. The candidate has also met the additional criteria specified in the STCW Convention applicable to the issue of the certificate.
At the end of the course a seafarer should able to follow “Safe Working Practices'',as laid out in the ships operating procedure(SOP)and as per the ISM Checklist and also company specific safety drills should comply with.
Basic Safety Training (BSTCW) is offered by United Marine Academy.Training is imparted by qualified and expeirenced faculty members using the latest aids for practical demonstration.
Basic Safety Training (STCW) course is offered by BIMT. The STCW Basic Safety Training course (STCW95 & STCW 2010) and STSTSD is required to be undertaken by all seafarers in accordance with section A-Vl/1 of the STCW Code.
STCW which a prospective seafarer must do before proceeding to the sea. These courses under the STCW Convention (Standards of Training Certification and Watch keeping) are IMO (International Maritime Organization) requirements and cover the basic knowledge about the Safety & Survival at sea.
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