MNS 2206 Occupation Health And Safety

Course Description
This course provides an in-depth exploration of health and safety in ship operations. Participants will be introduced to fundamental concepts, including their duties and obligations to themselves and others. Through rigorous instruction, they will learn how to conduct risk assessments, utilize personal protective equipment (PPE), and address specific high-risk activities. The course also covers key topics such as slips, trips, and falls prevention, as well as the reporting of accidents and incidents. Participants will gain insights into port operations and examine case studies on classic accidents, causation, and analysis, preparing them to navigate real-world challenges with confidence and expertise.

Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course, a student can:

• Analyze the use of the OSHA Maritime Standards and regulations to supplement an ongoing safety and health program. 
• Apply safety provisions for staff on board the ship, appliances, and equipment
• Apply Stevedores, shore contractors, and incidental persons on board vessels in the course and scope of their duty.
• Analyze occupation hazards.