El curso de primeros auxilios médicos está destinado a los empleados responsables de la atención médica a bordo. El capitán es el principal responsable de la atención médica a bordo y deberá, en todo momento, ser capaz de proporcionar atención médica. Aparte del capitán se nombra siempre, por lo general, a un asistente como responsable de la atención médica a bordo.

• Timetable:2 day(s)
• Certification:STCW (A-VI/4-1)
• Validation:5 years
• Requirements:A valid STCW Basic Safety Training certificate (< 5 year old)

Szkolenie „STCW — szkolenie dotyczące zaawansowanych metod gaszenia pożarów — przypomnienie” pozwala odnowić uprawnienia uzyskane po ukończeniu szkolenia STCW — szkolenie dotyczące zaawansowanych metod gaszenia pożarów. Szkolenie należy odbywać co pięć lat. Podczas szkolenia uczestnicy przećwiczą umiejętności i techniki gaszenia pożarów.

• Timetable:2 day(s)
• Certification:STCW (A-VI/4-1)
• Validation:5 years
• Requirements:A valid STCW Basic Safety Training certificate (< 5 year old)

La formation STCW Medical First Aid est destiné aux employés responsables des soins médicaux à bord d’un navire. Le commandant de bord est principalement responsable des soins médicaux et doit être en mesure d’offrir des soins en permanence. Outre le commandant de bord, il y a toujours une personne désignée comme responsable des soins médicaux.

• Timetable:2 day(s)
• Certification:STCW (A-VI/4-1)
• Validation:5 years
• Requirements:A valid STCW Basic Safety Training certificate (< 5 year old)

The STCW Medical First Aid course exists for employees who are responsible for the medical care on board. The captain is initially responsible for the medical care on board and should be able to provide medical care at all times. In many cases, besides the captain, another person (e.g. the first mate) is appointed responsible for the medical care on board.

• Timetable:2 day(s)
• Certification:STCW (A-VI/4-1)
• Validation:5 years
• Requirements:A valid STCW Basic Safety Training certificate (< 5 year old)

De cursus STCW Medical First Aid is bedoeld voor medewerkers die verantwoordelijk zijn voor de medische zorg aan boord. De kapitein is in eerste instantie verantwoordelijk voor medische zorg aan boord en zal te allen tijde medische zorg moeten kunnen verlenen. Naast de kapitein wordt er altijd nog een persoon aangewezen als verantwoordelijke voor de medische zorg aan boord. Tijdens deze STCW-gecertificeerde cursus van 2 dagen leert u alles wat u moet weten over medische eerste hulp en werken met een medische uitrusting. Boek nu de STCW First Aid training.

• Timetable:2 day(s)
• Certification:STCW (A-VI/4-1)
• Validation:5 years
• Requirements:A valid STCW Basic Safety Training certificate (< 5 year old)

The STCW Medical First Aid course exists for employees who are responsible for the medical care on board. The captain is initially responsible for the medical care on board and should be able to provide medical care at all times. In many cases, besides the captain, another person (e.g. the first mate) is appointed responsible for the medical care on board.

• Timetable:2 day(s)
• Certification:STCW (A-VI/4-1)
• Validation:5 years
• Requirements:A valid STCW Basic Safety Training certificate (< 5 year old)

More information about STCW Medical First Aid

The ILT / STCW Medical First Aid on board certificate is compulsory for employees who are responsible for providing first aid on board within the borders of the Dutch territorial sea or a territorial sea adjacent to the royal zone of the Dutch territorial sea.

Prior to enrolling in this course it’s required to have a valid maritime medical certificate and STCW Basic Safety Training certificate (< 5 year old).

After successful completion the STCW (A-VI/4-1) certificate is valid for 5 years.

Course Content

This STCW First Aid course consists of the following subjects:

• General introduction shipping healthcare
• (Physical) examination according to a RMA-questionnaire
• Vital functions check according to the (SR)-ABCDE model
• (Infection) diseases and wound treatment on board according to ‘test’ victims
• Injury to the human musculoskeletal system and neck injury
• Basic Life Support
• Transporting wounded
• Evacuation per helicopter
• Medical equipment on board
• Medical administration and contacting Radio Medical Service