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CREW TRAINING

The company provides the following formal training sessions at a certified shore facility:
 

  • BTM for all officers

  • Ship handling for masters and chief officers

  • ECDIS generic IMO & type specific

  • Ice training for ice class vessels

 
Company issues, pocket type guidance books relating to safety and PPE. These are a small size guidance books which give essential safety information like;
 

  • Company Policies

  • Behavior based safety, situational awareness, Chronic Unease and safety culture

  • Smoking

  • Permit System

  • How to use Personal Protective Equipment properly

  • Safety Awareness and Near Miss, Unsafe Act, Unsafe Situation Reporting

  • Environmental Protection

  • Security

  • Use and maintenance of PPE’s

  • Travel safety guide

 
The company provides the following interactive computer-based training (CBT) sessions and/or VOD supported by Videotel & the London Nautical Institute before officers embark on ships:
 
Videotel Training Program:
-  Safety officer training
-  Incident and accident  investigation
-  Environmental officer
-  Collision avoidance
-  Deck officer training – chart corrections, UKC and voyage planning
-  Chemical Tanker Training Course v 2.0     
-  Engine Room Waste Management Training Course
 
Seagull Test Program:
-  Maritime English for Deck Officers
-  Maritime English for Engine Officers
-  Cargo handling and stowage
-  Navigation
-  Marine Engineering
-  Maintenance and Repair
-  Cyber Security
 
The company conducts comprehensive seminars twice a year for all officers  and crew with the Company managers and Superintendents. Every officer attend the company seminars, at least once at every two years. This is an opportunity for ships’ senior and junior staff to meet with the company’s general managers, DPA, department heads and superintendents to discuss many subjects relating to HSEQ, in addition to company policy and procedures. Accident Analysis and Risk Assessment workshops also take place during these seminars.

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RISK MANAGEMENT

Risk assessment is an integral part of the management system.Mytalwood takes a proactive approach by undertaking formal risk assessments to identify and control risks of vessels both afloat and ashore. Senior staff with specialized knowledge identify potential risks and initiate controls to reduce/remove potential impact. Regular monitoring of risk after controls in place to ensure that there is no change in circumstances that may increase risk.
Mytalwood conducts a change assessment for every change. The Company reviews potential risks at least annually and issues detailed risk assessment for vessels’ use. Vessels conduct risk assessment before every critical task such hot work, enclosed space entry, critical equipment repair, etc. Vessels ask the company for permission before every critical task. Fleet superintendents and operators follow vessel activities on a daily basis and respond if they observe any risks.

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