This 4 day course is part of the training exercises for Deck and Engineering Officers who wish to succeed and complete a Certificate of Competency and crew who are nominated to control firefighting procedures.
All aspects of firefighting measures at sea and in port will be covered on this course, with specific importance on organisation, strategies and current command including relationship with shore-based firefighters. The course will cover issues such as aeriation control, hazards involving dangerous goods and the effects of firefighting water on ship stability. Students are evaluated on their aptitude to successfully control firefighting processes. An assortment of practical exercises involving fighting fires of different types and intensity are included.
Learners who are undertaking this training:-
During the course the learner will be continually assessed on a number of topic such as:-
Upon successful completion of the course, all learners are issued with an STCW Advanced Fire Fighting Certificate.
Please note that any STCW training does not provide direct employment opportunities within the Merchant Navy sector. The training provided on this course is to supplement your existing skills and experience and hence enable you to meet the safety requirements. You are advised to review the range of employment opportunities available for a match with your current skill set.
Please note: If you are not an EU passport holder, you will require a Student Visitor Visa to attend any course at Tyne Coast College.
Could you please contact the Marine Booking office on tel: 0191 4273772 or email: MarineBooking@tynecoast.ac.uk to book your place and also arrange your Visa letter.
The College accepts no responsibility if you book your place online but have not obtained a Student Visitor Visa resulting in non-attendance. Refunds will not be given in this instance.