Aims & Objectives

• To significantly enhance maritime safety and the quality of the marine environment by addressing human element issues to improve performance
• To be able to decide the methods used and requirements for the selection of the personnel on board and ashore
• To have in place a structured approach for the proper consideration of human element issues for use in the development of regulations and guidelines by all committees and sub-committees
• To conduct a comprehensive review of selected existing IMO instruments from the human element perspective
• To promote and communicate, through human element principles, a maritime safety culture and heightened marine environment awareness
• To provide a framework to encourage the development of non-regulatory solutions and their assessment based upon human element principles
• To have in place a system to discover and to disseminate to maritime interests studies, research and other relevant information on the human element, including findings from marine and non-marine incident investigations
• To provide material to educate seafarers so as to increase their knowledge and awareness of the impact of human element issues on safe ship operations, to help them do the right thing

Learning Outcomes

Having successfully completed this course you will be able to:

• Implement a system for your company for proper use the human element
• Evaluate the competencies of your personnel onboard and ashore

Who should attend?

• Crew Managers
• Operation Managers
• Technical Managers
• Designated Persons
• Crew Department assistants including crew (officers and seafarers)
• Responsible for training personnel and officers
• Personnel involved in matters of recruitment of qualified and competent personnel

Prerequisite skills & knowledge: Basic knowledge on STCW 2010, ISM, ISPS, MLC 2006

Relative Conventions and Codes: STCW 2010, MLC 2006, Marpol and , ISM, ISPS codes

Available in-house/distant learning? Yes

Created by: LiberoAssurance Continuous Professional Development Training Centre Level 1 - Accredited by Univab

Human Element In Shipping & Competencies Matrix Part 1

Human Resources in Shipping

• Human Resources In Shipping
• Requirements of Seafarers
• Human Factors
• The Human Element and Errors
• Maritime Ergonomics
• Safety Culture and Safety Culture Maturity Models
• Safety Culture Levels
• Just Culture Steps
• Do’s and Dont’s

Human behavior in the Maritime Industry

• Human Behavior in the Maritime Industry – Overview
• Events and Causal Factors (ECF)
• Perception of the Individual, Risks, Decisions, Mistakes
• Fatigue & Stress
• Learn and Develop
• Communication & Communication Template

Human Element & Regulations

• IMO and the Human Element
• International Measures Related to the Human Element
• Training, Certification, Capacity Building
• Addressing the human element through regulation

Human Element In Shipping & Competencies Matrix Part 2

High Level Considerations

• Human Resources Considerations
• Personnel, Manning, Training
• General Considerations
• Habitability, Maneuverability, Workability
• Maintainability, Controllability, Survivability
• Occupational Health and Safety - System
• Considerations Summing up

Competence, Usability, Actions

• Competence Definition
• Usability Definition
• What to do

Human Centered System

• A Human – Centered Approach
• Benefits
• Principles & Stages
• Use of Product & User requirements
• Development Solutions/Proposals/Evaluation
• Teamwork
• Recruitment – Selection – Retention
• Management & Human Element Policy

Best Practice and Human Element Gap Analysis

• Best Practice
• Management Commitment to the Human Element
• Key Performance Indicators Guidance
• Continuous Improvement Cycle
• Human Element Capability Profile

Competencies Matrix for involved personnel

• Regulation, Administration & Management
• Design, Build, Maintain
• Maritime education and training (MET)
• Finance, Insurance, Chartering & Brokering
• Health, Safety, Security, Environmental, Quality (HSSEQ)
• HR Director, HR Manager, Personnel Officer
• Operations
• Surveyors & Inspectors
• Technical

Teaching Methods

• Detailed seminar presentations (available for download)
• No. of slides: 211
  

Resources

• Reading lists and resources available in presentations

Study time allocation

• Private study hours: 25
  
• Trainer contact hours: Availability and competence of instructors upon request
• Enrollment duration: 90 days (from the date of purchase)

Credits

• CPD Points: 25
  
• ECTS/ECVET Points: 0.8