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Stevedor, trimmer

SKU: PPZ SZT-TRM

Course objective

The aim of the “Stevedore, Trimmer” course is to provide solid theoretical knowledge and practical skills in cargo handling technology, securing specialized cargo, and performing trimming operations during loading and stowing of cargo on ships and barges.

Duration: 2 days

Location: Gdańsk

Price per person: 900 zł

(about 207 €)

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Course description

The training allows participants to familiarise themselves with and enhance their knowledge and skills, with particular emphasis on:

Performing tasks related to the loading and unloading of goods on various types of vessels, such as general cargo ships, barges, bulk carriers, and container ships
Proper distribution and securing of general cargo in ship holds
Professional loading and unloading of containers and their safe securing on ship decks
Transshipment of containers to different transport means – trucks, wagons, barges, and pontoons – and vice versa
Effective securing of general cargo against losses, adverse weather conditions, and theft
Observing professional ethics, occupational safety and hygiene rules, and compliance with applicable laws regarding fire protection and environmental protection

Duration

Number of days: 2, Total: 16 hours, Lectures: 16 hours

Who is the training for?

The Stevedore, Trimmer training is intended for:

Employees of ports and cargo terminals
Persons employed as stevedores and trimmers
Shipyard workers involved in cargo loading and securing
Operators and technicians handling specialized cargo
Individuals planning a career in maritime and inland waterway transport
Anyone wishing to expand their knowledge and practical skills in cargo handling and trimming operations

Scope of training and course completion

Scope of the training:

General characteristics of a stevedore/trimmer’s work in seaports, including an overview of port worker duties (nature of work, requirements), rules for moving around port areas and using transport equipment.
Selected issues in cargo science of port goods, impact of main cargo features and packaging on handling and storage. Types of cargo and their characteristic properties. Transport susceptibility.
Role of the seaport in the cargo transport process. Types of terminals and their operations. Role of the stevedore, foreman, freight forwarder, and Customs Office in seaports.
Professional duties of a port worker – stevedore (docker), scope of responsibilities in cargo handling processes and proper securing of maritime goods.
Technical and operational potential, types and characteristics of transport means used in port and maritime operations. Land transport means. Mechanized devices and equipment, general principles of loading and unloading land and sea transport.
Characteristics of slings and auxiliary cargo-handling equipment and their applications.
Organisation of the team on board a ship; familiarisation with types of shipboard work: container handling – twistlocks and their types, lashing, working at heights. Safe execution of cargo handling operations. Accident hazards.
Procedures in the event of accidents or emergencies (e.g., fire, equipment failure), including first aid.
Communication signals (verbal and non-verbal) used during cargo handling operations in ports.
Cargo handling technology. General principles of stowing and securing cargo, including on board ships.
General principles (techniques) of stowing and securing cargo in containers and other transport units. Types of containers. Techniques for storing general cargo in warehouses.
General principles of handling oversized cargo during loading and unloading operations.
Process workflow. Selection of equipment and gear. Knowledge of team cooperation methods and collaboration with the operator.
Legal regulations regarding occupational health and safety, with emphasis on rules related to work as a stevedore/docker.
Hazards arising during work processes and principles/methods for eliminating or minimizing their impact on employees, considering technological changes, work organisation, and workstation modifications – introduction of new devices, equipment, and tools.
Hazardous materials – general characteristics.

The training is concluded with a pass in:

Lectures – test

Additional information

After successfully passing the internal examination, the participant receives an unlimited-validity certificate of completion, issued on the basis of §18(2) of the Regulation of the Minister of National Education, authorising the holder to perform the duties of a stevedore and trimmer.

Notice!
In the event of an insufficient number of registered participants, we reserve the right to cancel the course or change its date.

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Why choose us?

Certified and audited GWO training centre

We offer one of the broadest training portfolios on the market and operate in accordance with international Global Wind Organisation standards. The quality of our training, the competencies of our instructors and our infrastructure are regularly audited.

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We have a specialist training ground where participants practise realistic scenarios, including firefighting operations on PCTC vessels, RO-RO vessels and ferries, as well as hazards associated with electric vehicle fires.

We were the first in Poland to introduce GWO High Voltage courses

We made competencies available in Poland that previously required training abroad, reducing the time companies need to prepare teams for onshore and offshore projects.

End-to-end training organisation

We manage the entire process, from agreeing a suitable date and arranging transport and accommodation to delivering the training and preparing complete documentation. We also provide end-to-end support for groups and teams travelling from abroad.

Realistic, modern training infrastructure

We train participants using specialist equipment, full-scale structures, training towers, simulators and a pool, so they can practise procedures rather than simply hear about them.

Partnerships with industry and academic leaders

We work with Energy Innovation in Norway and leading maritime institutions in Poland: Gdynia Maritime University and the Polish Naval Academy. We combine international industry experience with expert knowledge and the resources of Polish maritime universities.

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Accommodation facilities

We assist course participants and companies in arranging accommodation in Gdynia for the duration of their training. We partner with reliable accommodation providers offering a range of standards and price points, all located with convenient access to our training center.

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Occupational health

In cooperation with an external clinic, we help arrange the required occupational health examinations. The scope may include, among others, the Chester Step Test, an exercise stress test, and the option to obtain an OEUK/OGUK certificate.

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Course objective

Course description

Duration

Who is the training for?

Scope of training and course completion

Additional information

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Certified and audited GWO training centre

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We were the first in Poland to introduce GWO High Voltage courses

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Accommodation facilities

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