Bulk Carriers - Handle With Care (Edition 2)
The sheer size of many large bulk carriers can give the impression of great strength. But that strength can be severely weakened by unseen forces. If a bulk carrier is not operated within its design limits or if fatigue and damage is ignored, the ship could...
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Stock Code: 1126|
Cargo Claim Prevention on Board Reefer Ships
The need for careful examination of all cargoes before loading to check product quality and the importance of following the specified carriage conditions to ensure that this quality is not impaired during the voyage. Careful record-keeping is essential to ensure that any claims, time dependent or otherwise, against the shipper...
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Stock Code: 643|
Time: 24 minutes |
Cargo Contamination on Tankers
Despite stringent training programmes, cargo contamination on tankers is still costing the shipping industry millions of dollars each year in insurance claims for the loss, or damage to stock.
This video and accompanying workbook training package provides guidance on the correct methods of loading and discharging cargo. It identifies different...
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Stock Code: 1213|
Chemical Tank Cleaning & Inspection (Edition 2)
This training package explains the importance as well as the complexity of effective tank cleaning on chemical tankers. It shows that efficient tank cleaning is important to ensure that the cargo to be loaded will remain within specification during the voyage and the discharge. Tank cleaning also is important to...
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Stock Code: 950|
Time: 26 minutes |
Chemical Tanker Operations Series of 2 items
Chemical Tanker Operations Series, Safety And Pollution Prevention
- Part One: Cargoes, Ships and Legislation (Edition 3)
- Part Two: Prevention Of Pollution (Edition 3)
Chemical Tanker Operations Part 1 - Cargoes, Ships & Legislation (Edition 4)
In Part One of the Chemical Tanker Operations Series, Cargoes, Ships and Legislation, the special technical features of the different types of chemical tankers are described, as well as exacting, safe, operational practices. The programme uses four typical cargoes - corrosive, toxic, flammable, and self-reacting - to identify hazards and...
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Stock Code: 1179|
Formats Available: VIDEO, CBT (STANDARD LEVEL), BOOK
Chemical Tanker Operations Part 2 - Prevention of Pollution (Edition 4)
In Part two of the Chemical Tanker Operations Series, Prevention of Pollution, we examine the four cargoes selected in Part One with a view to safe confinement on board and of pollution prevention during operations. Typical sources of pollution are described and the emergency procedures that crews need to be...
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Stock Code: 1180|
Formats Available: CBT (STANDARD LEVEL), BOOK, VIDEO
Chemistry of Liquified Gases, The
This video has been designed to assist officers in their preparation for service on board gas carriers.
Emphasis is on the safety aspects of gas shipping, requiring a thorough understanding of the underlying principles involved in the handling of gas cargoes.
The video package deals with the history of atomic structure and...
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Stock Code: 641|
Time: 45 minutes |
Claim Game - Dry Cargo, Legal Responsibility and Loss Prevention Series, The Series of 2 items
The Claim Game - Dry Cargo, Legal Responsibility And Loss Prevention
This two part video series has been produced to aid Masters, Officers and Crew members alike, by helping to prevent costly litigation arising for all parties concerned - ship owners, shipping companies and insurance companies. The videos use a stylised graphic Game Board to illustrate and demonstrate the roles that the Master and Crew play in the understanding of the 'Claim Game' relating to cargo damage.
- Part 1. Rights, Duties and Their Understanding
- Part 2. The Master Under Pressure
Claim Game, The - Dry Cargo, Legal Responsibility & Loss Prevention: Part 1 - Rights, Duties & Their Understanding
This first video helps by explaining the Master's rights and his responsibilities towards the safety of the crew, the vessel and the cargo. The video explains the importance of seaworthiness and exercising due diligence. It explains the importance of cargo handling, through all stages and clarifies the importance of the...
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Stock Code: 535|
Time: 19 minutes | Formats Available: BOOK, VIDEO
Claim Game, The - Dry Cargo, Legal Responsibility & Loss Prevention: Part 2 -The Master Under Pressure
This second video takes a closer look at the documentation associated with cargo shipment. It explains the importance of the Bill of Lading. Attention is drawn to the pressures on the Master and his crew when looking after the cargo, particularly the importance of good storage. The main part of...
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Stock Code: 536|
Time: 23 minutes | Formats Available: BOOK, VIDEO
Crude Oil Washing Operations (Edition 3)
Crude oil washing has been a routine feature of tanker operation for many years but it continues to play an important part in ensuring an efficient and commercially satisfactory cargo discharge. This training package is intended to broaden and emphasise companies’ own training and the material in the ship's...
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Stock Code: 707|
Time: 24 minutes |
Dangerous Goods at Sea Series of 2 items
Dangerous Goods At Sea Series (Edition 5)
To reflect the continual development of the shipping industry as new products enter the market and to include the new provisions of the United Nations Recommendations, the International Maritime Organization published Amendment 30 to the IMDG Code. Besides these content updates, the previous five volumes of the code have been rearranged into two volumes and simplified for use.
- Dangerous Goods At Sea - Part One: The Imdg Code (Edition 5)
- Dangerous Goods At Sea - Part Two: Expecting The Unexpected (Edition 5)
Dangerous Goods at Sea - Part 1 the IMDG Code (Ed 6)
As new products enter the market, the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code is continually updated to ensure that dangerous goods are transported with the minimum risk.
This two part series is designed to introduce the changes under Amendment 35 -10 to those already familiar with the existing...
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Stock Code: 1139|
Time: 22 minutes | Formats Available: BOOK, CBT (STANDARD LEVEL), VIDEO
Dangerous Goods at Sea - Part 2 Expecting the Unexpected (Ed 6)
As new products enter the market, the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code is continually updated to ensure that dangerous goods are transported with the minimum risk.
This two part series is designed to introduce the changes under Amendment 35 -10 to those already familiar with the existing...
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Stock Code: 1140|
Time: 18 minutes | Formats Available: BOOK, VIDEO, CBT (STANDARD LEVEL)
Effective Refrigerant Control on Board Reefers
This package is designed both as an introduction for those who have not previously sailed on a reefer ship and as refresher training for others.
Many reefer ships rely on freon (CFC) as the cooling agent. The critical factor is how carefully it is handled by the officers and crew members...
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Stock Code: 572|
Time: 15 minutes |
Fire Fighting on Container Ships
Fire on board any ship is a serious emergency. The officers and crew undergo training as well as regular emergency practice in fire fighting. In most cases, however, they deal with open fires.
This package deals with a completely different type of fire - a container fire - about which there...
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Stock Code: 602|
Time: 22 minutes |
Handling Vegetable Oils
Chemical tanker crews used to dealing with hazardous cargo parcels may consider vegetable oils to be an easy to work with cargo. However, vegetable oils can present substantial hazards to personal safety. Vegetable oils require care in their handling and stowage to ensure that they are not contaminated, remain liquid...
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Stock Code: 988|
Time: 35 minutes |
Hatch Covers - A Practical Guide
Hatch covers are still a major cause of accidents to seafarers and dock personnel, and cause damage to cargoes and even the loss of ships when operational and maintenance procedures are not carried out correctly.
Recent fatal accidents on ships in the North Sea and Hong Kong have highlighted these dangers....
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Stock Code: 938|
Time: 32 minutes |
Hull Stress Monitoring
Ships, particularly bulk carriers, have been subject to catastrophic structural failure, with the consequent loss of life. To reduce the incidence of such failures the IMO and leading Classification Societies have recommended the use of hull stress monitoring systems. This video explains the background to these systems and includes a...
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Stock Code: 550|
Time: 11 minutes |
Introduction to Liquified Gas Carriers, An (Edition 2)
Among the most specialised ships trading today are the liquefied gas carriers. They have very specific cargo containment and cargo handling systems. This training package, comprising video and supporting book, provides an introduction to these ships, their cargoes, and their safety systems. It is designed to support training as required...
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Stock Code: 753|
Time: 30 minutes |
Keeping up Standards - Ship Vetting Inspections for Bulk Oil Carriers (Edition 3)
KEEPING UP STANDARDS - SHIP VETTING INSPECTION FOR BULK OIL CARRIERS (EDITION 3)
The Revised Ship Inspection Report System (SIRE) is an important tool for organisations chartering oil tankers, barges and gas carriers. It provides access to inspection reports to charterers, ship operators, terminal operators and government bodies including Port State...
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Stock Code: 956|
Time: 24 minutes |
Nitrogen Based Inert Gas Systems
This training package deals with all aspects of using nitrogen as an inert gas. It starts by examining why inert gas is used. It continues in detail with how nitrogen is generated and stored on the ship. It states that nitrogen is easy to use and can replace other types...
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Stock Code: 1290|
Noise and Vibration - The Forgotten Hazards
Seafarers normally know about most risks to their safety but they forget the hazards of noise and vibration, even though the consequences can be serious. Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) is permanent and cannot be cured. When the degree of hearing loss reaches the point where a hearing aid is...
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Stock Code: 1153|
Time: 14 minutes |
Operation & Maintenance of Inert Gas Systems (Edition 3)
The inert gas system is a critical safety system on board tankers and its importance is reflected in the way its operation is established in international conventions. This training package is intended to amplify and emphasise companies’ own training and the material in the ship's IG manual. Computer graphics...
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Stock Code: 708|
Time: 24 minutes |
Over and Under Pressurisation of Tanks (Edition 2)
A key element to tank pressure management is venting. This programme describes both PV and HV valves and their functions, emphasising the crucial role of the IG system, from the burner to mast riser. The programme describes the causes of both over pressurisation and under pressurisation, identifying loading and discharging...
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Stock Code: 984|
Time: 31 minutes |
Physics of Liquified Gases, The
This video has been designed to assist officers in their preparation for service on board gas carriers. Emphasis is on the safety aspects of gas shipping, leading to a thorough understanding of the underlying principles involved in the handling of gas cargoes.
The video deals with the basic physics of gases...
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Stock Code: 642|
Time: 48 minutes |
Ro-Ro Cargo Handling: Part 1 - Vehicle Deck Safety
Using a combination of extensive live action and informative animation, this two-part training package looks in detail at the challenges faced by everyone involved in handling Ro-Ro cargo.
Designed as an introduction to the subject, the programmes will be of particular value to those new to the sector, whether they serve...
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Stock Code: 1248|
Ro-Ro Cargo Handling: Part 2 - Vessel Safety
Using a combination of extensive live action and informative animation, this two-part training package looks in detail at the challenges faced by everyone involved in handling Ro-Ro cargo.
Designed as an introduction to the subject, the programmes will be of particular value to those new to the sector, whether they serve...
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Stock Code: 1249|
RO-RO Watertight Integrity
With vast, open, internal, decks that are accessible via an integral ramp, they offer a flexible approach to cargo handling. This has resulted in faster turn around times in port making this form of transportation very cost effective for certain types of goods. However, their design is quite different from...
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Stock Code: 633|
Safe Cargo Stowage & Securing
Inadequate stowage and securing of cargo is a major problem for the shipping industry. It can result in injury or even death for those on board and damage to the ship and the environment. In economic terms, cargo lost or damaged in transit is one of the major causes of...
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Stock Code: 747|
Time: 34 minutes |
Safe Lifting of Non-Cargo Loads
Bringing non-cargo items, such as crew possessions, provisions or spares aboard a ship is a task that can sometimes be a relatively low priority for crews. It may be done in a hurry or with fewer or less experienced people than good working practices dictate. However, when hoists and cranes...
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Stock Code: 967|
Time: 20 minutes |
Safe Log Carrier Operations
The carriage of logs at sea is a specialised trade and all those working on ships that carry such cargoes need to be fully aware of the relevant safety regulations and procedures if the voyage is to be safe and successful.
Apart from stability, there are two other key requirements to...
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Stock Code: 760|
Time: 33 minutes |
Safe Use of Forklift Trucks on Board Ship
Where a ships design allows it, the use of forklift trucks has proved to be very beneficial. They are labour saving devices and reduce the risk of personal injury when working with heavy loads. However, forklift trucks are potentially lethal when misused, poorly maintained or incorrectly driven. A lack of...
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Stock Code: 973|
Time: 22 minutes |
Ship-Shore Interface (Petroleum Tankers), The
For all petroleum tankers, the relationship between the ship and the shore is the key item that determines the safe operation of all activities at a jetty. Both ship and shore personnel must understand each other's role and have confidence in each other's ability. Part of ensuring this relationship is...
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Stock Code: 709|
Time: 19 minutes |
Successful Reefer Container Operations
The transport of chilled or frozen cargoes in refrigerated containers, or reefer units, is a large and steadily growing business. Most container ships can now provide the necessary power supply and some modern ships are able to carry in excess of 1000 reefer units.
These units provide a regulated temperature and...
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Stock Code: 788|
Time: 25 minutes |
Tank Cleaning Practice (Edition 2)
Tank cleaning is one of the most important aspects of cargo transportation. Failure to follow the correct procedures may lead not only to accidents but also to unnecessary financial costs for the company through insurance claims or fines.
Using a mixture of live action footage and computer graphic animation, this training...
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Stock Code: 1288|
Time: 32 minutes 3 seconds |
Tank Purging and Line Cleaning Onboard Chemical Tankers
This training package deals with the hazardous subject of handling shore supplied nitrogen on board ship, in the context of tank purging, blanketing and cargo line clearing, when there is a danger of tank over pressurisation.
The nitrogen is usually supplied at high pressure (16 bar) and at high flow rate....
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Stock Code: 752|
Time: 23 minutes |
Tanker Management and Self Assessment 2
Adoption of TMSA as described in the OCIMF guidelines is required by:
Oil majors for tankers carrying their cargos
Tankers carrying cargoes for them
Tankers loading and discharging at their terminals
This includes the great majority of petroleum cargos, therefore, the TMSA system has become essential for...
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Stock Code: 981|
Time: 47 minutes |
The Management and Control of Contractors
In recent years, a significant number of personal injury and fatality claims have arisen from the presence of contractors on board ships. But in the eyes of the law, it is not just the contractor at fault. The company too has clear obligations to manage safe working practices, as well...
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Stock Code: 1150|
Vapour Emission Control
Many vapours created by tankers are harmful to the environment. During loading and tank cleaning, these are Vapour Emission Control often vented to the atmosphere. Vapour Emission Control (VEC) allows vapours from oil or chemical tankers to be returned to shore in a closed system and then either converted back...
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Stock Code: 1118|
Watchkeeping in Port (Edition 2)
Watchkeeping in Port (Edition 2) examines the duties and responsibilities of the officer of the watch (OOW) during cargo operations, maintenance, storing, bunkering, ballasting and discharging waste in port. Presented under nine separate topic headings with a summary of the key points, this fully updated training package provides clear guidance...
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Stock Code: 1314|
Time: 27 hours |
When One Thing Leads to Another... Safe Container Operations
Containerisation has revolutionised the transport of non-bulk cargoes. With an estimated 400 million container movements occurring every year worldwide, containerisation is a key component of the global economy. Compared with other forms of sea cargo transport, containerisation is cheap, fast and efficient. However, whilst most container movements take place without...
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Stock Code: 971|
Working Aloft on Container Ships
Slips, trips and falls are a common cause of accidents on all ships but on container ships there are some specific hazards associated with working aloft which give rise to many serious accidents. This training package considers the common working patterns that give rise to problems and stresses that use...
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Stock Code: 687|
Time: 14 minutes |
