
Diploma in Marine Accident Investigation
Online United Kingdom
DURATION
12 Months
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Part time
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TUITION FEES
GBP 3,899
STUDY FORMAT
Distance Learning
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Key Summary
Introduction
Guidance and best practice for effective investigation of marine accidents
Gain the expertise required to conduct thorough investigations which could promote improved safety and be of value to yourself, your employer and the maritime industry as a whole.
This 12-month distance learning programme will give you the expertise required to conduct thorough investigations which could promote improved safety and be of value to yourself, your employer and the maritime industry as a whole.
It's an essential course for anyone involved in marine casualty investigation and analysis, communicating lessons to be learnt and minimising future risk.
What you'll learn
- Discuss the international background to marine accident investigation, its stakeholders and the influence of current legislation and regulations
- Identify the common causes of marine accidents
- Analyse the human factors involved and how management can be used to address and reduce their impact
- Describe how to set up an investigation ensuring data collection and relationships with stakeholders are not compromised
- Conduct a risk assessment (including a dynamic risk assessment), identifying all key risk factors
- Explain root cause analysis and its application within the investigation process
- Integrate learning from across the course to a topical case study situation
Diploma in Marine Accident Investigation
Guidance and Best Practice for Effective Investigation of Marine Accidents
Gain the expertise required to conduct thorough investigations which could promote improved safety and be of value to yourself, your employer and the maritime industry as a whole.
- Professionals involved as official investigators, representatives of ship owners or operators, shipbuilders and equipment manufacturers
- Ship’s officers, ship managers, superintendents, DPAs plus health & safety officers responsible for implementing recommendations
- Marine surveyors, auditors, port state control and vetting inspectors wishing to develop best practice
- National maritime administration personnel, trade union representatives, lawyers and consultants involved in incident response and implementing corrective actions
- Seafarers and/or military personnel looking to enter the field of marine accident investigation