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Lessons
- 01 Why enclosed spaces kill: the numbers behind the rules You will know where enclosed space deaths happen on ships, which gases cause them, how fast an atmosphere turns lethal and why the rules are written the way they are. Free · 14 min
- 02 Portable atmosphere testing instruments under SOLAS XI-1/7 You will be able to choose, check and use a portable gas meter that meets SOLAS XI-1/7, and recognise the situations where its reading cannot be trusted. Free · 16 min
- 03 Bump tests, calibration and calibration certificates You will be able to tell a bump test from a calibration, run both correctly, and check a gas detector's certificate and log the way a port state inspector would. Sign up free · 15 min
- 04 Fixed gas detection on tankers, gas carriers and in pump-rooms You will know which fixed gas detection each tanker type must have, where it samples, when it must alarm, and how it is tested and kept in service. Sign up free · 15 min
- 05 Entering an enclosed space step by step: permit, testing and rescue You will be able to run an enclosed space entry from the register to the permit, the pre-entry test, attendance and a planned rescue, as MSC.581(110) and SOLAS III/19 expect. Sign up free · 16 min
- 06 Chemical and gas-tight suits: carriage, inspection and leak testing You will know which protective suits a chemical tanker or gas carrier must carry, how gas-tight suits are classified, and how to inspect, leak test and retire them. Sign up free · 14 min
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How surveys, class approval, flag rules and port state inspections shape lifeboat work on a managed fleet.
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When this equipment is due for inspection, service or certification, send us the vessel, port and dates.
Free awareness training. Al Safwan Marine is not an approved training provider, so no certificate is given, and these courses are not a qualification. They don't replace STCW training, manufacturer training or the certification technicians need for this work. The manufacturer's manual and your flag's rules always come first.
