STCW 95 (STCW 2010)

STCW 95+10 Training and Certification

All yacht crew are required to have the International STCW 95 as amended by Manila Ammendments 2010 certificate (STCW 95+10) or the Australian Shipboard Safety Skill Set.

The International standard for the training certification and watch keeping for seafarers 1995 and amended by Manila Ammendments 2010 mandated by the (IMO) International Maritime Organisation has the force of law in 154 signatory countries.

The convention gives the minimum standards of qualifications required by all crew members at various levels depending upon vessel size. All crew involved in any safety or muster must complete the STCW 95+10 training course.

Certification You Will Achieve

All successful graduates receive the international STCW95+10 certificate authorized by the Marshall Islands and recognized by the MCA, 25 governments, and all major crew placement agencies. PLUS, as a bonus, you will receive a statement of attainment for the shipboard safety skill set and provide first aid which is recognised by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).

•  International
• MCA Recognised STCW95+10
• AMSA – National
• Statement of Attainment for the AMSA Recognised ‘Shipboard Safety Skill Set’
• Statement of Attainment for the unit of competency ‘Provide First Aid’

This course will not result in a full AMSA STCW Certificate of safety training.n

Course Structure

The STCW95+10 Basic Safety Training Modules include:

• STCW Personal Survival Techniques (Table A – VI/1-1)
• STCW Basic Fire Prevention & Firefighting (Table A – VI/1-2)
• STCW Elementary First Aid (Table A – VI/1-3)
• STCW Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities (Table A – VI/1-4)
• STCW Proficiency in Maritime Security Awareness (Reg V1/6 and Part A of Section A – VI/6 Paragraph 4)

The Australian Units of Competency Covered in the STCW 95+10 Training Courses Are:

• MARF027 – Apply basic survival skills in the event of vessel abandonment
• MARF028 – Follow procedures to minimise and fight fires on board a vessel
• MARF029 – Meet work health and safety requirements
• MARF030 – Survive at sea using survival craft
• HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid*

The course is 8 days in total and is reflected in the following order:

STCW 95+10: Mon-Sat & Mon-Tue, 8 days

Included in the STCW 95+10 Course is the option to attend a FREE Superyacht Industry Career 1-Day Course the day after STCW which will teach you the most important aspects of the industry before you start your Superyachting Career.

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Useful Information

The course is run from our Office in Unit 5a/4 Skyline Place, Frenchs Forest, NSW, 2086, Australia. , and our practical training facility in Argenton & Warringah Aquatic Centre. The facilities are a 25 min drive North of Sydney’s CBD. We offer a free shuttle between both facilities when needed.

The practical courses are run from the Warringah Aquatic Centre, Frenchs Forest for sea survival and NSW Mines Rescue Service, Argenton for firefighting. We offer a complimentary shuttle bus to practical locations outside our office.n