Security Awareness
This Security Awareness online course aims to raise awareness about the different security threats and how seafarers can maintain security on board of a ship.
STCW Security Awareness training is mandatory for all seafarers working on board of vessels who do not have designated security duties. The seafarers must hold an official certificate of STCW Security Awareness training.
The Security Awareness online course is in accordance with STCW A-VI/6 and IMO.
IMPORTANT. This course is Liberia (LISCR) approved and Panama accepted. In case you require the Netherlands (EU) and MCA accepted course click here.
Course content
- Basic security
- Maritime security policy
- Security responsibilities
- Threat identification
- Ship Security Actions
- Emergency preparedness
- Assessment (Test)
Certification:
Our Security Awareness training is designed to assess your understanding of crucial security awareness principles. This training includes a carefully curated set of multiple-choice questions developed to evaluate your knowledge and skills in the field of security awareness.
Upon successfully completing the assessment, you can expect to receive a download link for your personal STCW Security Awareness Certificate. This STCW certificate is meticulously signed and stamped, and it is approved by the Liberian Registry, a recognized authority in maritime and sea safety.
One of the benefits of our program is that you can always (re)print your Security Awareness Certificate when needed. We understand the importance of having a tangible confirmation of your achievements in security awareness. Therefore, we also offer the option to order an original hardcopy Security Awareness certificate by mail. Please note that the shipping costs for this hardcopy Security Awareness certificate are not included in the standard training fees, but it’s an excellent choice for those seeking tangible proof of their Security Awareness certificate.
In summary, our Security Awareness training is the key to enhancing your knowledge in security awareness and obtaining a valuable Security Awareness certificate that affirms your commitment to safety at sea. Start the assessment today and take the first step towards a safer and more conscientious maritime future
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How it works
1. Sign up
Go digital and save time. Simply sign up and you can start the course immediately.
2. Take the course
You will need a PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone (iOS or Android). You can take the course online or download the course.
3. Assessment
The Assessment consists of multiple-choice questions. Upon successful completion of the assesment you will receive your certificate.
4. Certificate
You will receive a download link for your certificate. You are free to (re)print your certificate anytime. A signed and stamped original hard-copy by mail can be ordered.
FAQ
Yes, this training is fully online, and you can join anytime.
The course typically takes around 4 hours to complete. The exact duration may vary depending on your English proficiency and your study pace.
Yes, all seafarers working on a vessel must hold a valid STCW Security Awareness certificate.
- The Security Awareness certificate is in accordance with STCW A-VI/6 and IMO.
- This course is approved by the Liberian Register (LISCR) – Panama accepted.
IMPORTANT:
STCW.online also offers this course with Netherlands (EU) Approval – MCA.accepted. If you require the Netherlands (EU) and MCA accepted course navigate to our Security Awareness – NL/EU course here.
This course contains the following elements:
- The meaning of the different security levels
- Knowledge of emergency procedures and contingency plans
- Recognition and detection of weapons, dangerous substances, and devices
- Recognition of characteristics and behavioral patterns that are likely to threaten security
- Techniques used to avoid security measures
This training is mandatory for all seafarers working on board a ship, as specified by the STCW Regulations.
What you will learn
Security
The meaning of the different security levels
Techniques
Techniques used to avoid security measures
Emergency
Knowledge of emergency procedures and contingency plans
Recognition
Recognition of characteristics and behavioural patterns that are likely to threaten security