STCW 95 (STCW 2010)

Our five day entry level STCW Basic Safety training programme meets the requirements of the international ‘Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping’, commonly known as STCW 95. These standards, established by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), provide a baseline for the STCW Basic Safety training and education of seafarers around the world.

They were introduced to counter a growing number of accidents at sea caused by ‘human error’, several of which involved vessels we now know as 'superyachts'.

With safety high on the yacht owner’s agenda, it is now commonplace to request an STCW 95 Basic Safety training certificate from even the most junior crew members.

Our STCW Basic Sea Safety course consists of four modules, which together meet the STCW 95 requirements:

Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention

Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities

Elementary First Aid

Personal Survival Techniques

The STCW 95 Basic Safety training modules can be attended over five days or individual elements can be attended one at a time, as required.

The STCW 95 Basic Safety training modules can be attended over five days or individual elements can be attended one at a time, as required. Benefit from the expertise of our expert team of specialist STCW 95 instructors, delivered within some of the finest training facilities in the world.