B1 45 min
Port state control: prepared for the inspection
How an inspection runs, what a ship is detained for, and what to do beforehand
A port state control inspection decides within hours whether a ship sails on or is detained, and the selection of the ship is not chance but a risk profile. The course shows how that profile is built, which deficiencies justify immediate detention, and what has to be done beforehand.
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B1
What you can do after the course
These are the learning objectives as defined for the course. The final test measures against them.
You explain the risk-based selection scheme of port state control and its intervals.
You submit the statutory pre-arrival notifications correctly and on time.
You identify critical deficiencies under SOLAS and ILO instruments that justify immediate detention.
You take the correct legal and operational steps when a detention is imposed or a voyage to a repair yard is required.
What the course stands on
The legal sources of this course, retrieved article by article instead of summarised, not second hand.
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.
Chapters
- Introduction and Risk Profile
- Preparation and Registration
- The Inspection Process
- When is a detention imposed?
- Follow-up Measures and Consequences
Question formats in the final test: Multiple choice · Single choice · True/False
How the course runs
The course follows a storyline on board and ashore, with the same people as the other sixteen.
Several question formats, pass mark set in the course, retakes possible.
Issued automatically on passing, with date and course version: presentable to class and port state control.
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.
See this course during the trial
Fourteen days, all seventeen courses in full, no payment details. Which of them apply to your fleet, and who receives them, is what the fit conversation settles.
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