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What holders of existing Deck/Engineer Licenses must do to Comply with STCW-95?
There are many holders of deck and engineer license that for what ever reason did not complete the STCW-95 "Gap-Closing" requirements allowed from August 1, 1998 through February 1, 2002. Now, even operators of vessels of less than 200 GRT, on foreign voyages must also comply
with STCW-95. Below are the training and certification requirements for various deck and engineer licenses and what you must do now to obtain the STCW-95 Certificate: |
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"Left Click" on one of the license levels:
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Master, Mate up to 100 Gross Tons: (When used for Foreign Voyages, must comply with STCW-95) Near Coastal (International)
- Take the Basic Safety Training Program: 4 modules, 5 days
- Passenger vessels carrying +12 passengers - Crowd Management & Crisis Management/Human Behavior.
Master, Mate up to 200GRT/500(ITC): (When used for Foreign Voyages, must comply with STCW-95) Near
Coastal (International)
- Basic Safety Training Program (4 modules)
- Bridge Resource Management Program
- Proficiency in Survival Craft & Lifeboats or Rescue Boats (any level)
- Passenger vessels carrying +12 passengers - Crowd Management & Crisis Management/Human Behavior.
Master & Chief Mate 500GRT through Unlimited:
Existing License
- Basic Safety Training Program: (station bill may require Advanced Fire fighting)
- Bridge Resource Management
- Proficiency in Survival Craft (if you hold a Lifeboatman document you are exempt)
- ARPA – (If your vessel is equipped).
- GMDSS – (If your vessel is equipped).
- Medical First Aid Provider or Medical Person In Charge
- Fast Rescue Boat - If your vessel is equipped or you are on the station bill as an operator.
- Passenger vessels carrying +12 passengers - Crowd Management & Crisis Management/Human Behavior
OICNW/Third & Second Mate 500grt through Unlimited:
Existing License
- Basic Safety Training Program: (station bill may require Advanced Fire fighting)
- Bridge Resource Management
- Proficiency in Survival Craft (if you hold a Lifeboatman document you are exempt)
- Medical Care Provider
- ARPA
- GMDSS
- Passenger vessels carrying +12 passengers - Crowd Management & Crisis Management
- If your vessel carries more than 250 barrels of dangerous liquids, you may also be required to take a Dangerous Liquids PIC Tankerman Program.
Engineers: Chief, OICEW/Assistant and DDE:
Existing License
- Basic Safety Training Program: 4 modules (station bill may require Advanced Fire fighting)
- Proficiency in Survival Craft (if you hold a Lifeboatman document you are exempt)
- Medical First Aid Provider
- If your vessel carries more than 250 barrels of dangerous liquids, you may also be required to take a Dangerous Liquids PIC or DL Engineer Program.
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