B7 40 min
Ship recycling and the inventory of hazardous materials
Why every ship needs an inventory of hazardous materials, and what applies at the end of its life
Every ship needs an inventory of hazardous materials, not only at the end of its life but during operation, and kept up to date. The course explains how the IHM is built and maintained, and shows what depends on selecting a recycling facility from the European List.
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B7
What you can do after the course
These are the learning objectives as defined for the course. The final test measures against them.
You determine the scope and the core duties of the Ship Recycling Regulation for container shipping companies.
You explain the structure, the updating duties and the relevance of the inventory of hazardous materials (IHM).
You select suitable recycling facilities from the European List and steer the recycling process in compliance with the law.
You respond correctly to port state control inspections regarding the certificates and the inventory of hazardous materials.
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
- The Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) as a Basis
- The Shipowner's Obligations and the European List
- Surveys and Certificates
- Special Cases, Third Countries, and Enforcement
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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