MCA and DFT approved Ship & Port Security Courses
Mca and DFT Approved STCW 2010 Security Courses
The STCW Convention and Code as amended by the Manila amendment (2010) (STCW) contains new requirements regarding security training. This training is required by all personnel employed or engaged onboard ships to which the ISPS Code applies. These Regulations came into force on 1 January 2012, however, Port State Control Officers have been requested by IMO not to enforce this regulation until 1 January 2014 provided that the vessel otherwise complies with the ISPS code (see IMO circulars STCW Circ.7/16 and STCW Circ.7/17). In addition to the existing Ship Security Officer (SSO) training (which is unchanged) the amendments to the STCW Convention brings in three new levels of security training:
- Security related familiarisation
- Proficiency in security awareness and
- Proficiency in designated security duties. These changes are embodied in STCW Regulation VI/6 and Section A-VI/6 with non mandatory guidance Section B-VI/6
The following MCA and DFT approved Security Courses are delivered at Glasgow Maritime Academy LLP
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