BASIC SAFETY TRAINING REFRESHER

Start data

17-02-2025

Location

Paleiskade 70 Den Helder

Start time

09:00

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Available seats: 0

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10-03-2025

Location

Zeilmakersweg 10 Den Helder

Start time

09:00

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Available seats: 6

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Start data

24-03-2025

Location

Zeilmakersweg 10 Den Helder

Start time

09:00

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Available seats: 8

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Course code STCW BT Refr.
Validity certificate 5 years
Course duration 2 days
Course price (excl. VAT) €580,00

Course details

Prerequisite training
The course participant must be in the possession of a valid certificate Basic Safety Training, STCW A-VI/1. This certificate may not be older than 5 years at the start of the refresher course. You must submit a copy of this certificate by e-mail before the start of the course
Medical requirement(s)
The course participant must be in the possession of a valid seafarers medical certificate. You must submit a copy of the medical certificate by e-mail before the start of the course.
Course language
Dutch
Maximum No. of participants
12
Additional information
This course is also scheduled in combination with other STCW refresher courses. See our overview for possibilities.
Registration costs (excl. VAT)

Intended for

All seafarers, mandatory minimum requirements according the international convention on Standards of Training Certification and Watch keeping for seafarers, STCW 2010.

Objectives

Refreshment of familiarization and basic safety training. Participants acquire a minimum level of understanding the circumstances and hazards and the control measures for these.

Course content

  • Don and use an immersion suit, personal and group survival techniques, survival at sea.
  • Right an inverted life-raft while wearing a lifejacket.
  • Fire prevention and fire fighting, including the use of breathing apparatus.
  • Elementary first aid and transport of casualties.
  • Personal safety and social responsibilities.
  • Fatigue.
  • Comply with emergency procedures.
  • Take precautions to prevent pollution of the marine environment.