Course category: COMMON
Code: 1028
Who should attend: All crew (Deck & Engine)
Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to provide all crew members with basic information for treating patients with common injuries, as well as patients after serious accidents.
Highlights
- Common injuries
- Common dangers
- Correct treatment actions after a serious accident
Legislation & References:
- STCW-78, as amended (Regulation VI/4 para.1), Code of STCW, as amended (Section A-VI/4 para.1,2,3; Table A-VI/4-1)
- International Medical Guide for Ships 9IMGS), as amended
- Medical First Aid Guide for use in Accidents Involving Dangerous Goods (MFAG), as amended
- IMO Model Course 1.14
Duration: 4h
Certificate: Approved by ABS
DISCLAIMER: The course is provided on an “as is” basis. Before you purchase any of our courses, it is exclusively your responsibility to check if it complies with the flag administration/approval body you require or you want to submit it to. Furthermore, you should check if the course is accepted by your employer or flag administration as your employer or flag administration may have specific requirements.

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Hot work: Safety guidelines
Lessons learnt - Contact with fishing boat
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