Maritime Industry Marine Terminals

Course details

This new OSHA 30-hour maritime outreach course specific to marine terminal operations and all related equipment. This course includes topics like specialized marine operations “roll on/roll off” railroad facilities/operations at the marine terminal, safe slinging (using land-based cargo handling gear), proper stacking; and includes advanced powered industrial trucks/forklift training (including various forklift attachments unique to marine terminals). Also covered in this course are a variety of required elective outreach topics that include OSHA’s maritime standards specific to marine terminals (29 CFR 1917).

Course Objectives:

• At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
• Establish, and implement a comprehensive and effective Program for managing
• workplace safety and health in the Marine Terminals.
• Apply all OSHA safety measures and standards related to Marine Terminals Operations.
• Understand the importance of regular employee training to establish and reinforce
• employee awareness in the areas of job safety and health.
• Identify Specific Hazards associated with Marine Terminals, Avoidance, Control and prevention methods.

Who Should Attend:

• Safety & Health Managers, Engineers, Supervisors, Inspectors.
• Shipyard Operations/maintenance Personnel
• Shipyard Fire Fighting Personnel.
• Marine Terminals Operations/Maintenance Personnel
• Marine Terminals Fire/Safety Personnel

Certificates:

• Upon successfully completing the course, participants will receive a wallet card issued from
• OSHA – USA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration – Department of Labor –USA)

Course Outlines:

• Safety & Health Program/General Provisions.
• Marine Terminals Operations.
• Cargo Handling Gear and Equipment.
• Specialized Terminals.
• Personal Protection.
• Terminal Facilities.
• Related Terminal Operations and Equipment.