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20.07.2009 17:48

Crew to be trained onboard

Germanischer Lloyd, GL approves Seagull?s computer-based Ship Security Officer training certificates.

Germanischer Lloyd, GL approves Seagull"s computer-based Ship Security Officer training certificates.

Germanischer Lloyd, GL approves Seagull"s computer-based Ship Security Officer training certificates. This approval reinforces Seagull"s proposition that onboard training is the most effective and cost-efficient way to approach shipboard security requirements.

Seagull"s Ship Security Course Package allows all crew, including Ship Security Officers, to be trained onboard in compliance with the STCW 95 Regulation VI/5 and Section A-VI/5 implemented 01.01.2008, IMO model course 3.19 and the ISPS Code regulations taking effect in 2004. The full Seagull training course package includes two CBT titles and the SSO course procedure and workbook: Security Awareness (CBT #115); Ship Security Officer (CBT #121) and Ship Security Officer Procedure and Workbook.

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