Safe Return to Port (SRtP), Ship Design, Risk Assessment and Alternative design, are the key points of the “Ship Design for Safety” skills.
These skills have been consolidated with vulnerability assessment for Navy Ships and since the early stage of SRtP rules definition, have been used to support shipbuilders in designing more than 25 SRtP ships, including 13 prototypes. In the last years, a massive campaign of training activities has been commissioned by shipbuilders, aimed at spreading the SRtP know-how in the design offices, shipyards, suppliers and crews.
The International Maritime Safety Security Environment Academy, in cooperation with Cetena and Ente Radar addressed these needs with the present “Safe Return to Port Procedures” course.
The Course in a nutshell
The SRtP Course analyses the IMO SRtP and Ship’s Orderly Evacuation requirements, demonstrating how these have deeply modified both ship designing and operational life.
WHO IS THE COURSE FOR? Managers, Hotel officers, Deck & engine officers, Safety officers.
SCOPE:
- Understanding SRtP requirements and relevant ship design philosophy
- Understanding contents and how to use SRtP operational manuals
- Understanding all the aspects of the SRtP requirements and test the skills learned on real SRtP recovery procedure.
GOAL:
- Participants will gain the comprehensive skills necessary to consciously undertake the activities related to the SRtP requirements
Course structure (download the full programme here)
| BASIC SRtP (Day 1) | |||
| MODULE | Hours | Addressed to | Scope |
| 1. SRtP basic philosophy | 8 h |
•Managers •Hotel officer •Deck & engine officer •Safety officer |
Understanding the SRtP requirements and overview of SRtP procedures |
| MANAGING SRtP (Day 2) | |||
| MODULE | Hours | Addressed to | Scope |
| 2. Managing passengers | 2 h |
•Hotel officer •Deck & engine officer •Safety officer |
Understanding of ship SRtP capabilities and service to passengers management. |
| 3. Managing ship | 3 h | Understanding of ship SRtP capabilities and ship’s functionalities. | |
| 4. Safety after damage | 3 h | Understanding of ship SRtP capabilities and safety systems. | |
