The Internal Auditor Training for the ISM Code (International Safety Management Code) is a program designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the principles of safety and security management in the maritime industry.

The Designated Person Ashore Training Course is conducted in order to provide an understanding of the ISM Code which regulates how to operate ships safely and protect the environment at sea.

The ISM Code Risk Assessment training aims to provide a deep understanding of the risk assessment process in the context of the ISM Code (International Safety Management Code). Participants will learn how to identify, analyze, and manage risks associated with maritime operations to ensure safety and compliance with established standards.

This training is designed to provide a deep understanding of the maritime accident investigation process, including techniques, methodologies, and best practices for analyzing and preventing accidents in the maritime industry.

This training is designed to provide participants with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to safely handle hazardous materials in accordance with the regulations applicable in the maritime industry.

This training is an important step in enhancing safety and operational efficiency at the port, as well as preparing participants to face challenges in managing loading and unloading operations.

This training is an important step in enhancing awareness and preparedness in the maritime industry against the evolving cyber threats.

Providing a deep understanding of the ISPS Code and the skills required to conduct internal audits of ship security systems and port facilities.

This training aims to provide a deep understanding of the roles and responsibilities of a Company Security Officer (CSO) in the context of maritime security.

PFSO training is essential to ensure that port facilities can operate safely and efficiently, as well as comply with established international standards.

The IMO Model Course 3.24 training is very important to ensure that port facilities can operate safely and efficiently, as well as comply with established international standards.

The IMO Model Course 3.25 training is essential to ensure that ships and port facilities can operate safely and efficiently, while also complying with established international standards.

The training of Marine Surveyors is essential to ensure that ships and maritime facilities operate safely and efficiently, as well as comply with established international standards.

The New Building Supervision training is very important to ensure that new ships are built to high-quality standards and in compliance with applicable regulations.

The training of Marine Superintendents is very important to ensure that ships operate safely, efficiently, and in compliance with applicable regulations.

A Container Surveyor plays a crucial role in maintaining the safety and sustainability of the shipping industry. With the right knowledge, necessary skills, and relevant experience, a Container Surveyor can significantly contribute to the safety and efficiency of container operations within the global supply chain.

The training on the Maritime Labour Convention is very important to ensure that ship owners and management understand and comply with the international standards set for the protection of seafarers.

The Ballast Water Management training is essential to ensure that ships comply with the international standards set for ballast water management.

The training of Welding Inspectors is very important to ensure that weld joints meet the established quality and safety standards.

Ship Intact Stability and Ship Damage Stability Calculation provides a comprehensive understanding of the analysis of ship stability in intact conditions and after experiencing damage.