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Basic Safety Training

Course objective:
The course is recommended for sailors who wish to acquire knowledge and skills in the field of safety at sea and to perform officer duties on sailing vessels.

1 800  netto + 23%VAT

about 419 
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Basic safety training in elementary first aid

Course objective:
The training programme covers activities within first aid: ways of arranging a victim, actions to be taken in case of the loss of consciousness, resuscitation, actions to be taken in case of bleeding, rescue and transport of a victim on a ship and practical exercises in dressing injuries, immobilizing sprains, fractures and limbs dislocations.

260  netto + 23%VAT

about 61 
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Basic safety training in fire prevention & fire fighting

Course objective:
During the training, trainees will learn about various sources of ignition, properties of flammable materials, causes of a fire on ships, and fire detection; the construction, use and arrangement of firefighting equipment on a ship.

490  netto + 23%VAT

about 114 
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Basic safety training in personal safety and social responsibilities

Course objective:
International laws, the STCW Convention, SOLAS, MARPOL and relevant codes are discussed during the training; the types of hazards on ships and preventing hazardous situations, the knowledge of ship signals and emergency plans; interdependencies between crew members on a ship, social responsibility, hazards, i.e., alcohol, drugs.

320  netto + 23%VAT

about 75 
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Basic safety training in personal survival techniques

Course objective:
ITR means individual rescue techniques. The training covers such issues as: the organisation of lifesaving at sea, rescue equipment of ships including individual and shared rescue measures. Techniques of people evacuation from ships as well as saving shipwrecked persons, staying on life-rafts and rescue boats as well as in water.

500  netto + 23%VAT

about 117 
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Basic safety training in personal survival techniques – refresher

Course objective:
ITR means individual rescue techniques. The training covers such issues as: the organisation of lifesaving at sea, rescue equipment of ships including individual and shared rescue measures. Techniques of people evacuation from ships as well as saving shipwrecked persons, staying on life-rafts and rescue boats as well as in water.

350  netto + 23%VAT

about 82 
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Certificate of proficiency in security awareness

Course objective:
The training programme includes: Acquiring theoretical knowledge within ship protection, the identification of hazards to sailing, the proper choice and implementation of protection procedures.

380  netto + 23%VAT

about 89 
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Extinguishing a burning tank or cooling a system

Course objective:
The direct aim of training in extinguishing a burning tank or cooling a system is to make trainees acquainted with rules of closing valves and cooling a tank on a burning system to stop fire from spreading and to protect a construction from heat radiation.

350  netto + 23%VAT

about 82 
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Extinguishing a fire of a burning car

Course objective:
The direct aim of the training is to prepare trainees for conducting rescue-extinguishing activities in a safe manner during a fire of vehicles. An indirect aim is to raise the awareness of hazards during a fire of a burning car or another vehicle.

180  netto + 23%VAT

about 42 
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Flash-over chamber training simulator

Course objective:
The direct aim of the training in the flash-over chamber is to make trainees acquainted with a simulation of an internal fire and phenomena occurring during such fires.

600  netto + 23%VAT

about 140 
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Internal fire training simulator

Course objective:
The direct aim of the training in an internal fire training simulator is to make trainees acquainted with the simulation of an internal fire and preparing them for conducting efficient and safe rescue-firefighting activities during internal fires.

800  netto + 23%VAT

about 186 
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Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boats (FRB)

Course objective:
The training programme includes the knowledge of the construction, operation and equipment of a fast rescue boat, equipment for lowering fast rescue boats, methods of recovering fallen fast rescue boats.

2 400  netto + 23%VAT

about 559 
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Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boats (FRB) – refresher

Course objective:
The training programme includes the knowledge of the construction, operation and equipment of a fast rescue boat, equipment for lowering fast rescue boats, methods of recovering fallen fast rescue boats.

1 250  netto + 23%VAT

about 291 
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Ship Security Officer (SSO)

Course objective:
The training programme covers the policy of safety and protection at sea; the recognition, identification, and methods of proceeding with hazardous items; keeping calm during contacts other crew members and passengers; the assessment of risk and hazards while the ship is not protected.

850  netto + 23%VAT

about 198 
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Smoke chamber

Course objective:
The direct aim of the training in a smoke chamber is to make trainees acquainted with rules of walking in high smoke zones as well as strengthening their skills related to the evacuation of victims.  

350  netto + 23%VAT

about 82 
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Station of practical operation of extinguishers

Course objective:
The direct aim of the training in the station of practical operation of extinguishers is to make trainees acquainted with the specifics of extinguishing fires with hydrocarbons using various types of extinguishing agents.

300  netto + 23%VAT

about 70 
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Training in advanced fire fighting

Course objective:
During the course, participants learn about ignition sources, the properties of combustible materials, the causes of shipboard fires, and fire detection methods. Practical exercises enable them to acquire skills in firefighting and rescue operations on board vessels, as well as knowledge regarding the design, use, and location of shipboard firefighting equipment and fixed fire-extinguishing systems. They also learn fire-fighting techniques, including those at the command level.

430  netto + 23%VAT

about 100 
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Training in advanced fire fighting

Course objective:
During the course, participants learn about ignition sources, the properties of combustible materials, the causes of shipboard fires, and fire detection methods.

620  netto + 23%VAT

about 144 
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Training in medical first aid

Course objective:
The training programme covers activities within first aid: ways of arranging a victim, actions to be taken in case of loss of consciousness, resuscitation, actions to be taken in case of bleeding, rescue and transport of a victim on a ship and practical exercises in dressing injuries, immobilizing sprains, fractures and limbs dislocations.

550  netto + 23%VAT

about 128 
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Cargo Handling Foreman – “Docker Master”

Course objective:
The aim of the Cargo Handling Foreman – “Docker Master” course is to provide participants with comprehensive knowledge and skills in organising and supervising work teams, including oversight of cargo handling operations.

1 200  netto + 23%VAT

about 280 
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Mooringman and Senior Mooringman

Course objective:
The aim of the training is to provide participants with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of safe mooring of vessels.

600  netto + 23%VAT

about 140 
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Cargo-Passenger Cranes

Course objective:
Operation of cargo-passenger cranes, commonly referred to as lifts, designed for vertical transport of goods and personnel.

2 500  netto + 23%VAT

about 583 
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Hook, Hatch and Grab Operations

Course objective:
The aim of the course is to comprehensively prepare participants to perform the duties of a hookman, hatchman and grab operator, both in terms of theoretical knowledge and practical skills related to the safe and efficient execution of cargo handling operations.

600  netto + 23%VAT

about 140 
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Able Seafarer Deck

Course objective:
The aim of the course is to acquire knowledge in the field of basic navigation, regulations for preventing collisions at sea, maritime communications, and the International Code of Signals (ICS).

3 500  netto + 23%VAT

about 816 
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Dock Machinery Operator

Course objective:
The aim of the “Dock Machinery Operator” course is to provide participants with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills for the safe and efficient operation of a floating dock.

2 500  netto + 23%VAT

about 583 
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Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO)

Course objective:
The aim of the course is to acquire the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary to perform the duties of a Port Facility Security Officer.

1 400  netto + 23%VAT

about 326 
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Mobile Work Platforms

Course objective:
Operation of lifting platforms used to raise cargo to the required height.

2 500  netto + 23%VAT

about 583 
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Hazardous Materials Handling

Course objective:
The aim of the training is to provide participants with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the handling of hazardous materials, covering all classes of dangerous goods (in accordance with ADR, RID, IMDG, IATA regulations, etc.).

1 200  netto + 23%VAT

about 280 
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Electrical Power Qualification – Group 1 (SEP)

Course objective:
The aim of the course is to prepare participants for the safe operation, handling, and supervision of electrical networks and equipment. Participants will learn both the theoretical foundations and practical aspects of work in Operation and Supervision in accordance with applicable regulations and safety standards.

500  netto + 23%VAT

about 117 
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Electrical Power Qualification – Group 2 (SEP)

Course objective:
The aim of the course is to prepare participants for the safe operation and supervision of heat-consuming equipment, solid and liquid fuel-fired devices, as well as equipment used for processing and transmitting heat. The training covers comprehensive subject matter in accordance with SEP G2 qualification requirements.

500  netto + 23%VAT

about 117 
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Electrical Power Qualification – Group 3 (SEP)

Course objective:
The aim of the course is to prepare participants for the safe operation and supervision of gas devices, installations, and networks producing, processing, transmitting, and consuming gaseous fuels. The training provides comprehensive knowledge in accordance with SEP G3 qualification requirements.

500  netto + 23%VAT

about 117 
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Medical Care

Course objective:
The aim of the course is to master the knowledge of providing medical care on board ship and to acquire the skills necessary to deliver a good standard of medical care to the sick and injured while they remain on board.

1 000  netto + 23%VAT

about 233 
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Able Seaman

Course objective:
The aim of the course is to obtain the qualifications to serve as a seaman on board a ship and as a master on specified vessels.

3 500  netto + 23%VAT

about 816 
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Why do companies and course participants choose IM Training?

Average rating
4.97
Katarzyna
Crew Manager

Employees return ready to work

The training is practical and delivered in conditions similar to real workplace situations. Our employees return with the required certificates, but above all with knowledge and skills they can use at work.

Jacek
Course participant

I am very satisfied

I took two GWO courses and I am very satisfied. There was plenty of hands-on practice and realistic simulations, and the instructors explained everything clearly and patiently.

Piotr
Operations Director

End-to-end support

IM Training efficiently organised training for our international team, including the logistics, language and formal requirements. Thanks to the effective coordination, we could focus on the project without involving our own team in organising the trip.

Asia
Course participant

Highly competent instructors

The practical sessions after the theory are eye-opening. The instructors are highly competent and the course was delivered thoroughly.

Mateusz
Offshore Project Manager

Fast scheduling and flexibility

The training dates were aligned with our team mobilisation schedule. The quick response, flexible approach and option to train a larger group on the same date made it significantly easier to prepare our employees for the project.

Mikołaj
Course participant

Very good facilities and workstation preparation

A repair techniques course. Very good facilities and workstation preparation, efficient organisation and a high standard of practical training.

Paweł
Course participant

The training material was thoroughly covered.

Very good training delivered by competent instructors. The sessions were engaging, the time passed very quickly and there was plenty of hands-on practice. The training material was thoroughly covered.

Monika
Course participant

Modern equipment, no nonsense

The working at heights course is mainly practical: equipment, fall protection and emergency scenarios. Everything was well organised, the instructors were direct and clear, and the equipment was modern. No nonsense.