D27 – Dangerous Cargo Handling

D27 – Dangerous Cargo Handling (STCW B- V/b i STCW B-V/c) IMO Model Course 1.10

Scope (Target audience):

This course has been designed to meet the requirements of STCW95 (Including Amendments) section B-V/b and B-V/c based on IMDG code and IMO model course 1.10

The course is intended for all shipboard personnel responsible for cargo handling aboard ships.

Course content :

Upon completion the candidate will be able to understand the important physical characteristic and chemical properties of dangerous and hazardous substances, understanding classification of dangerous and hazardous substances and materials possessing chemical hazards including IMDG code and hazards associated with each class
IMDG Code (International Maritime Dangerous Goods) is a set of rules and regulations that have set an industry standard for safely practicing the movement of Dangerous Cargo through international territories.

Background and general introduction
Developments of conventions
Conventions
IMO and dangerous goods
IMDG code
Classification : physics and chemistry
Classification : UN system and how is used by IMO
Classification : IMDG classes
Packing and tank requirements
Construction and testing of packaging, IBCs and portable tanks
Consignment procedures
Limited quantities : rules
Transport of dangerous goods
IMDG Code supplement
Safe transport and stowage of dangerous cargo in port areas
Future updating
Final review

Duration: 3 day

Course requirements:

Personal identity card or passport
1 personal picture

After successful completion of the course and exam in Port Authority, the candidates will receive the D27 – Dangerous cargo handling by the Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure of the Republic of Croatia.