Deck Training
CARGO HANDLING ON SHIPS CARRYING DANGEROUS AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES IN SOLID FORM IN BULK
Cargo handling of solid bulk dangerous substances is governed globally by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) through the International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes (IMSBC) Code....
- Category
- Deck Training
- Course Code
- SHS
- Training Mode
- Asynchronous Class (Online Training - Module Only)
Course Overview
Cargo handling of solid bulk dangerous substances is governed globally by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) through the International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes (IMSBC) Code. These rules prevent ship instability, liquefaction, and chemical hazards.
IMSBC Code and IMO Model Course 1.45. It is essential for deck officers, ratings, and shore-based terminal operators managing high-risk bulk carrier operations.
Core Training Framework & Standards
IMSBC Code Compliance: Understanding cargo groups (Group A, B, and C), documentation, and shipper declarations.
Cargo Hazards: Identifying risks like liquefaction, cargo shifting, self-heating, and oxygen depletion.
Ship Stability: Managing hull stresses, bending moments, and trim during load/discharge sequences.
Operational Safety: Hold preparation, gas monitoring, and emergency response procedures
