Security Training for Seafarers with Designated Security Duties
Description
Course curriculum
9 sections
1.1 Course overview and competences
1.2 Current maritime security threats and patterns
1.3 Ship, port and intermodal operations
2.1 SOLAS XI-2 and the ISPS Code
2.2 STCW A-VI/6 and designated security duties
2.3 Definitions, security levels and sensitive information
3.1 Contracting Governments and Recognized Security Organizations
3.2 Company Security Officer and company responsibilities
3.3 Master, Ship Security Officer and the ship
3.4 Port Facility Security Officer and coordinated responsibilities
4.1 Security assessment and risk basics
4.2 Checklists and on-scene security surveys
4.3 Vulnerabilities, countermeasures and continuous improvement
5.1 Access control, surveillance and detection equipment
5.2 Security communications, AIS, SSAS and alarms
5.3 Limitations, testing, calibration and maintenance
6.1 Weapons, dangerous substances and suspicious items: awareness
6.2 Physical search principles and human dignity
6.3 Non-intrusive inspection methods
6.4 Search planning, teams and check cards
6.5 Shipboard concealment awareness
6.6 Behavioral indicators without profiling
6.7 Circumvention techniques and insider-risk awareness
6.8 Piracy, armed robbery and crowd management
6.9 Supplement: maritime cyber-risk awareness
7.1 Security levels 1, 2 and 3
7.2 Access control, restricted areas and deck monitoring
7.3 Embarkation, cargo, stores and ship-port interface
7.4 Declaration of Security, incident reporting and execution
8.1 Security breaches and contingency response
8.2 Security drills and exercises
8.3 Tabletop exercise, debrief and lessons learned
9.1 Security documents, records and confidentiality
9.2 Integrated course review and assessment readiness
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