Security Awareness - Bahamas Approved

Security Awareness - Bahamas Approved

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  • Approved by:
    Bahamas Approved
  • Duration:
    4 hours
  • Type:
    Online & ID check
  • Language:
    English
  • Accepted by:
    Liberian Registry (LISCR), Panama accepted
Security Awareness - Bahamas Approved
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Security Awareness - Bahamas Approved
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Course Content

Security Awareness

Seafarer using binoculars on ship deck with cargo vessel at sea, promoting STCW Security Awareness certification training for maritime safety
Security Level 2 Heightened alert notice for maritime vessels and port facilities with reporting instructions for transportation security incidents
Diagram showing three layers of ship security defense: primary layer including vigilance and razor wire, secondary layer with door hardening and sensors, and last layer with internal doors and communication systems.
Two maritime officers examining cyber security systems on ship bridge during STCW Security Awareness training
Hand using computer mouse for STCW Security Awareness Bahamas online assessment test

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). The entire course can be done online.

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

This training is mandatory for all seafarers working on board a ship, as specified by the STCW Regulations.

Yes! You can enrol in the Security Awareness Online training offered by STCW.online. This flexible, self-paced course is available online, allowing you to complete the training anywhere.

The course typically takes around 4 hours to complete. The exact duration may vary depending on your English proficiency and your study pace.

This certificate is a mandatory certification for all seafarers working onboard a vessel. It demonstrates that you have completed the STCW Security Awareness training in line with international maritime regulations (STCW A-VI/6).

Yes, all seafarers working on a vessel must hold a valid STCW Security Awareness certificate.

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 course is completely in English. Besides our fully english version, we also offer this course in the following:
Course detail certification information

After passing the assessment, you will receive a download link for your signed and stamped certificate approved by ECMT (Emergency Control and Maritime Training)

You are free to (re)print your certificate anytime. An original hard-copy by mail can be ordered (not included)

What you will learn

Maritime officer using binoculars to observe cargo ship at sea, demonstrating security awareness and vessel monitoring procedures for STCW training

Security

The meaning of the different security levels

Industrial dredger vessel with orange equipment demonstrating maritime security awareness and seafarer safety protocols for STCW training.

Techniques

Techniques used to avoid security measures

Yellow rescue helicopter performing emergency sea rescue with personnel descending on rope, demonstrating maritime safety and emergency response procedures

Emergency

Knowledge of emergency procedures and contingency plans

Boat crew member on deck with sun glare, representing maritime security awareness and STCW seafarer training

Recognition

Recognition of characteristics and behavioural patterns that are likely to threaten security