Marine Pilot Ladder Safety (Individual Booking)


  

Course Code: OE1EC419

  

Fleetwood Offshore Survival Centre


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Start DateLocationDuration / Fee
17/05/2024Fleetwood Nautical Campus1 Day/ £350Enquire  
10/06/2024Fleetwood Nautical Campus1 Day/ £350Enquire  
22/07/2024Fleetwood Nautical Campus1 Day/ £350Enquire  

Course Overview

This is a one-day course developed at the request of industry to help demonstrate the basic level of proficiency required when planning a transfer by Pilot Ladder from Pilot Launch to Ship at sea.

The training is designed to help develop confidence in employee’s challenging unsafe acts and making conscious and practical decisions in high-hazard situations at sea before committing to a pilot transfer.

Validity of certificate

This certificate is valid for 5 years from date of issue.

Entry Requirements

There are no pre-requisites other than a requirement to be medically fit and free of illness/personal injury on the day of training as highlighted in the ‘Medical Declaration’ section below:

Medical Declaration

Parts of the course are of a physical nature.  You will be required to complete a medical declaration stating that you are fit to undertake practical training when you attend your course.  This will be sent with your joining instructions and you are requested to read this carefully so you are fully aware of the physical requirements.

 

Career Options and Progression

This course will allow an employer to demonstrate that they have met their legal/moral obligations, whilst giving the employee confidence that they have been well trained and are easily capable of carrying out a safe pilot transfer at sea.

Assessment Methods

To give those involved in marine pilot transfer an understanding and awareness of the hazards, risks and control measures inherent within a diverse transfer environment at sea, the course includes:

  Regulations and company guidance

  • Non-compliance
  • Pilot boat familiarisation 
  • Life saving appliances
  • Boarding arrangements
  • Hadrian’s rail usage
  • Communications
  • Accidents and lessons learned
  • PPE
  • Emergency procedures including MOB recovery
  • Practical transfers over water – 3m climb and bulwark ladder
  • 9m vertical climb (with optional manrope descent)
  • Survival techniques

Teaching and Learning Methods

The course includes a classroom theory element covering aspects such as legislation and best practice, hazard and consequence and protective equipment (approximately 40% theory to 60% practical).  The practical session is split into an ‘outdoor’ 9m Pilot ladder climb with combination ladder transfer utilising our dedicated work-at-height tower with ‘manropes’ as well as a practical element of pilot transfer and emergency training in our Environmental Training Pool.

Industry Placement and Field Trips

Not applicable.

Other Costs and Equipment Needed

Please bring footwear suitable for ladder climbing. All necessary safety equipment will be provided.

Expert Tutors

All staff involved in the delivery of any courses within the College are approved to teach and/or assess the subjects and modules they deliver. The approval process ensures that staff delivering and/or assessing a given programme are appropriately qualified, with relevant technical and industrial experience and professional practice.

Tuition Fees

Regulation and Accreditation

Accrediting Institution: N/A

Awarding Body: N/A

Terms and Conditions

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