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PLPL71-717 71-717Szczecin, Szczecin,Debogorska Debogorska2222Str. Str. Phone Phone/ /Fax: Fax: +48 +489191433 43363636060 Mobile: Mobile: +48 +48602 602671 671167 167 Mobile Mobile2424/ /7:7: +48 +48602 602710 710849 849 ISAT ISATphone: phone: +870 +870776 776393959597878 office@maritime-security.eu office@maritime-security.eu
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The IMO guidelines for the employment of armed guards on vessels (IMO Circ 1405/1406 and 1443) recommends that ship owners and operators ensure that contracted security companies who are providing such services guarantee that the security guards are fully trained and competent on the use of the specific firearms being used.
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As an ICoC signatory member we also show due diligence in respect of the code and as such ensure that all operators working for us are provided with verifiable and recurrent training and are qualified to the highest standards. The ISO 9001 28007 standard for maritime security providers will be introduced in 2013. This will see a marked change in the way in which firearms training is conducted by Private Maritime Security Companies. Among other things it will insist that all armed security guards undergo a minimum level of firearms training which will include live firing practices and assessments.
FIREARMS COMPETITION TRAINING & EXAM – (FACT & FACE) COURSE TITLE Firearms Competition Training & Exam – (FACT & FACE) TRAINING QUALIFICATION Firearms Competition – Handgun – Rifles – Shotgun – (Multiple Choice) TRAINING INFORMATION Course covers the conversion, safe handling and live firing of the specific weapon systems being used by Vessel Protection Officer / Maritime Security Arms Operator. It also includes additional systems which makes the course more transferable with other security providers. The Program will include but not limited to: Marksmanship Principles Revision - (MPR) Firearms familiarization including stripping, assembly and cleaning. Safe Handling: Normal Safety Precautions - (NSP) and functions test.
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Immediate Action Drills - (IAD). Shooting from various positions. Accurate and effective target engagement including shooting from an elevated position. TRAINING INFORMATION Target acquisition. Shooting with Body Armors on. Shooting assessments. Rules for the Use of Force - (RUF). Judgmental training where time permits. All training firearms are caliber: 9x19; 5.56x45; 7.62x39; 7.62x51 and 12/70 gauge. All instruction is provided by Weapons Instructors who hold Homeland Security and National Certification All students should forward copies of the following documents to office@maritime-security.eu prior to the course start. In addition students will need be in possession of the same on the day of the course. A photocopy of your certificate of service or testimonial of proof of serving in the military/law enforcement. For those individuals who are still serving your military/law enforcement ID card. A copy of In Date Criminal Records Disclosure (within the last 3 months). Recent color passport size photograph with your name on the back . Failure to produce these documents will result in the individual not being able to attend the course.
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For those involved in providing initial emergency care, such as Community Responders, Fire and Police Officers and security staff we deliver the FPOS qualification. These qualifications are designed to provide learners with simple but effective skills and knowledge to enable them to provide immediate care in the first few minutes of an emergency.
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Topics covered include: The pre hospital environment Patient assessment Triage Safe moving and handling of patients Airway management Helmet removal Medical gases – (AMG)
Assisting the Paramedic Respiration and ventilation Basic life support Defibrillation – (AED) Circulation and shock Medical emergencies Trauma related emergencies
FIRST PERSON ON SCENE INTERMEDIATE - (FPOSI) COURSE TITLE First Person On Scene Intermediate - (FPOSI) TRAINING QUALIFICATION Level 2 - First Person On Scene Intermediate - (FPOSI) TRAINING INFORMATION Students that would like to enhance their trauma management skills beyond this level may want to attend our Tactical Remote Incident Management course. Course contains the following elements and is assessed by a multiple choice exam paper and practical assessments.
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TRAINING MODULES
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PL 71-717 Szczecin, Debogorska 22 Str. P
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One of the most recognized killers in today’s society is Cardiac Arrest. In the PL alone, the national death figure for cardiac arrest is in the region of 180.000 people annually. With the availability of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) this figure will be significantly lower. AED’s are at last becoming more and more visible into today’s society and hopefully before long they will be common place in every working and public environment.
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Topics covered include:
Assessment of the situation Dealing with an unresponsive casualty Resuscitation Heart attacks Odds of survival Maintenance of AED Safety Precautions with AED, operating an AED Responsibilities Scenario Training Paediatric defibrillation
AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR - (AED) COURSE TITLE Automated External Defibrillator (AED) TRAINING QUALIFICATION Level 2 - Automated External Defibrillator (AED) TRAINING INFORMATION The course is designed to be run over 1 day, with a minimum of 4 guided learning hours. The course involves both theory and practical work culminating with a final assessment. All learners will undergo a formal assessment at the start of the course to ensure that they are appropriately trained in resuscitation (CPR). At the end of the course all learners will then be assessed on the protocols and practical use of the AED. This qualification is valid for one year and it is recommended that users run through scenario and refresher training periodically. They must then attend a formal update at the end of each qualification period.
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Topics covered include: Basic life support Review Induction to medical gases Oxygen equipment Oxygen cylinders Safety procedures Oxygen therapy How and when to use oxygen
ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICAL GASES - (AMG) COURSE TITLE Administration of Medical Gases - (AMG) TRAINING QUALIFICATION Level 2 - Administration of Medical Gases - (AMG) TRAINING INFORMATION The course is designed to be run over 1 day, with a minimum of 4 guided learning hours. The course involves both theory and practical work culminating with a final assessment. The Medical gases courses are designed specifically for those people who want to learn about the administration of oxygen and/or analgesic gas. This course develops a comprehensive range of skills in the administration of oxygen and/or analgesic gas. The course covers the skills and equipment which can assist with basic resuscitation. This qualification is valid for one year and it is recommended that users run through scenario and refresher training periodically. They must then attend a formal update at the end of each qualification period.
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Topics covered include: Clinical scope of practice Preparations and role of medical officer Triage and crisis management Patient assessment and diagnosis Airway management (i-gel, LMA, intubation and emergency airway) Chest decompression Chest and abdominal trauma Shock, haemorrhage control (tourniquets, celox,) and fluids with Lethal Triad ALS
Fracture management and various splints including dislocation reduction Skin issues and closure techniques Minor injuries Medical emergencies Minor limb and back issues Diving illness awareness Extremes of weathers Altitude and mountain medicine awareness Drugs and pharmacology issues Prolonged patient care RTC extrication
NATIONAL AWARD IN MEDICINE IN REMOTE AREAS - ADVANCED CARE (MIRA) COURSE TITLE National Award in Medicine in Remote Areas - Advanced Care - (MIRA) TRAINING QUALIFICATION Level 4 - National Award in Medicine in Remote Areas - Advanced Care - (MIRA) TRAINING INFORMATION This course has been developed for all medical professional who works in or wants to work within remote areas medicine. We have a team of professionals who have focused the delivery of this course to all aspects of clinical care that may present particular challenges in such conditions. We adopt a blended style of learning which include pre-reading, self directed study, group work, presentations and practical workshops.
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ANTI PIRACY & BMP-4 COURSE TITLE Best Management Practices for Protection against Somalia Based Piracy TRAINING QUALIFICATION Suggested Planning and Operational Practices for Marsec Operators /VPO and Masters of Ships Transiting the High Risk Area TRAINING INFORMATION The course is designed to be run over 1 day, with a minimum of 5 - guided learning hours.
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Topics covered include:
Somali Pirate Activity – The High Risk Area Risk Assessment Typical Piracy Attacks BMP Reporting Procedures Ship Masters Planing Ship Protection Measures Useful Contact Details Past Incident Reporting
Pirate Attack If the Pirate take Control In the Event of Military Action Updating Best Management Practises IMO Model Course 3.23 - Acttions to be taken to prevent acts of piracy and armed robbery.
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