B3 40 min

Marine casualties: investigate, report, learn

What counts as a reportable casualty, who investigates and what the findings are for

A safety investigation looks for causes, not for culprits, and that distinction is exactly what gets lost on board in the first hours after a casualty. The course settles what a reportable marine casualty is, who investigates, and how evidence is secured without infringing the crew’s rights.

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ForShip’s command, safety officers on board and the shore organisation
Legal basisDirective 2009/18/EC

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B3

What you can do after the course

These are the learning objectives as defined for the course. The final test measures against them.

1

You explain the overarching purpose of technical safety investigations and separate them from criminal liability proceedings.

2

You classify marine casualties as very serious, serious or less serious and determine the investigation duty for each.

3

You apply the legal requirements for immediately securing VDR data and ship documents on board.

4

You preserve the confidentiality of witness statements and the rights of seafarers under the international guidelines on fair treatment.

What the course stands on

The legal sources of this course, retrieved article by article instead of summarised, not second hand.

Richtlinie 2009/18/EG — Untersuchung von Unfällen im Seeverkehr

Open source ↗ · eur-lex.europa.eu

What happens inside the course

Not a table of contents, but the course itself: the chapters, the scenes it plays, and what the final test measures.

4Chapters
2Scenes
5Video clips
12Learning pages
12Questions in the final test

Chapters

  1. Fundamentals and Objectives of Safety Investigations
  2. Accident Categories and Investigation Obligations
  3. Evidence Preservation and Reporting Obligations On Board
  4. The Investigation Report and Prevention
What happens inside the course: Marine casualties: investigate, report, learn What happens inside the course: Marine casualties: investigate, report, learn

Question formats in the final test: Single choice · True/False

How the course runs

Told, not listed

The course follows a storyline on board and ashore, with the same people as the other sixteen.

Final test

Several question formats, pass mark set in the course, retakes possible.

Certificate per person

Issued automatically on passing, with date and course version: presentable to class and port state control.

Into the shipboard system

SCORM export for an existing LMS on board; otherwise browser access, on request without a personal e-mail address.

Explainer film

Two minutes, the same three people.

The film shows how a rule becomes a course, and how an inspection goes for someone who prepared for it.

1:22 minutes · English audio, with English subtitles · Watch the film → · AI-generated voice & graphics

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