Upon completing the course successfully, participants receive a certificate from the college on behalf of the Marshall Island Ship Registry.

Training Outcome:

There are three outcomes to the training

Outcome 1: The learner is aware of shipboard life-saving appliances and control plans.

Outcome 2: The learner is able to assist passengers en route to muster and embarkation stations.

Outcome 3: The learner is able to carry out mustering procedures.

Course Contents:

After the course candidates will have the knowledge of:

⦁ What constitutes a muster list, its location(s) and individual muster duties.

⦁ Location of emergency exits.

⦁ Restrictions on the use of elevators.

⦁ Importance of giving clear reassuring orders and describe how to give them.

⦁ Control passengers in corridors, staircases and passageways.

⦁ Importance of keeping escape routes clear of obstructions.

⦁ Methods of evacuating disabled persons and others needing special assistance.

⦁ How to conduct a search of accomodation spaces.

⦁ Mustering procedures.

⦁ Importance of keeping order.

⦁ Procedures for reducing and avoiding panic.

⦁ Use of passenger lists for evacuation counts.

⦁ Need for passengers to be suitably clothed and identify what constitutes suitable clothing.

⦁ Demonstrate, for the benefit of others (i.e. passengers), how to correctly don a lifejacket.