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Description

This training provides a comprehensive overview of IMO standards essential for maritime professionals. Participants will learn the history, objectives, and key regulations such as ISO 9001, ISM Code, SOLAS, and MARPOL. The course covers compliance requirements, integration of standards into quality management systems, practical case studies, and internal audit techniques. By the end, attendees will be equipped to ensure their organization meets IMO regulations effectively and continuously adapts to regulatory changes.
 

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

  • QHSE Managers.
  • Maritime Sector Managers and Technicians.
  • Internal Auditors.
  • Fleet or Maritime Operations Managers.

Prerequisites

  • Basic knowledge of maritime operations or maritime industry environment.
  • Familiarity with general management or quality management principles is an advantage.
  • Interest in regulatory compliance and safety management.
  • No advanced technical expertise is required; suitable for beginners and intermediate professionals.

Training objectives

  • Understand the role and requirements of IMO standards
  • Identify the main maritime regulations
  • Integrate IMO standards into a management system
  • Master auditing and compliance practices
  • Prepare for regulatory changes and updates
  • Training program

      • History of the International Maritime Organization (IMO): creation, mission, and global role.
      • Objectives of IMO standards: maritime safety, environmental protection, and operational quality.
      • Evolution of standards adapting to modern challenges (technology, environment, safety).
      • Impact of IMO standards on the global maritime sector.
      • ISO 9001: Quality management principles applicable to maritime operations.
      • ISM Code (International Safety Management): safety management requirements onboard and ashore.
      • SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea): rules for ship and passenger safety.
      • MARPOL (Marine Pollution): conventions to prevent marine pollution from ships.
      • Other relevant complementary standards as needed.


       

      • Detailed requirements of each standard covered.
      • Identification of necessary documents, procedures, and controls.
      • Defining roles and responsibilities within the organization.
      • Control processes, reporting, and managing non-conformities.
      • Methodology for integration into existing management systems (e.g., ISO 9001).
      • Adapting operational procedures to meet IMO standards.
      • Raising awareness and training staff.
      • Change management and maintaining daily compliance.
      • Presentation of real successful implementation cases.
      • Analysis of challenges encountered and solutions applied.
      • Discussion on economic, human, and environmental impacts.
      • Group exercise: developing an action plan.
      • Introduction to internal audits: purpose, methods, and tools.
      • Preparing and conducting IMO compliance audits.
      • Analyzing results and implementing improvement plans.
      • Continuous monitoring of IMO standards updates.
      • Strategic adaptation of the company according to regulatory changes.
    • 301
    • 14 h

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