COURSES OFFERED BY SAGAR OFFSHORE MARITME ACADEMY PVT. LTD

Cs, a confined space also has limited or restricted means for entry or exit and is not designed for continuous occupancy.

This course meets the requirements of stcw section b-v/b and b-v/c and is based on the guidelines of the imdg code, cfr 49 and imo model course 1.10.

The objective of this course is to provide learners with the knowledge and skill of HACCP.

This course is as per requirements under mlc 2006 regulation 3.2 – food and catering – training course, food and personal hygiene.

The permit to work (ptw) procedure is a well-proven method which predetermines the work to be done, analyses the hazards and controls that have to be implemented.

This course provides a general introduction and awareness to oil spills in the marine and shoreline environment. It addresses the preparedness and response options available to an oil pollution incident.

During the course delegates will gain practical knowledge on basic crane operating procedures, routine inspections, emergency procedures and ability to carry out basic auditing.

Rigging and slinging are commonly used techniques when transporting heavy materials via cranes or pulley systems. Though this process can appear simple, there are many moving parts and considerations that go into every lift.

BOSIET stands for basic offshore safety induction and emergency training, a course created to assist in meeting the initial offshore safety training.

The h2s safety course is intended for personnel working in an environment that could become contaminated by h2s gas.