Description
The IGF Code is established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to provide safety standards for ships using gases or other low-flashpoint fuels, such as liquefied natural gas (LNG), as fuel. It applies to vessels not covered by the IGC Code and sets mandatory criteria for the arrangement, installation, control, and monitoring of machinery, equipment, and systems that use these fuels. The Code is organized using a goal-based approach, specifying functional requirements for each section to ensure safety, reliability, and environmental protection
-Basic knowledge of ships covered by the IGF Code, their
fuel systems and fuel storage
-Basic knowledge of fuels and the operations of fuel
storage systems on board
-Basic knowledge of the physical properties of fuels on
board
-Basic knowledge of the risks involved in the operations of
vessels governed by the IGF Code
-Basic knowledge of operations that helps control risks
-Knowledge of the function of gas measurement
instruments and similar equipment
-Basic knowledge of work safety procedures and practices
in accordance with legislation and industry guidelines
-Basic knowledge of the measures to be taken in the event
of a fuel leak/spill/vent on vessels governed by the IGF
Code
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Master, Chief Mate, Officer in charge of a navigation watch
Chief Engineer, Second Engineer, Third Engineer
ETO
- Fill the course registration form.
- Payment of course fees.
1. Attending courses is daily and according to the schedule of each trainee who should adhere to the start time of courses.
2. Please be available in lecture room at least 15 minutes before scheduled time whether the course is virtual or in person.
3. Approved costume while attending is formal or semi-formal costume.
4. Effective participation and sharing of experiences is a must.
5. Full attendance of the course is a must as the lecturer will allow no interruptions or delay during the whole course.
The Basic Training Course for ships subject to IGF Code, is a course that has been developed for seafarers
who collaborate or participate with the safety of the operations of ships governed by the IGF Code in
terms of taking precautions to prevent risks on ships governed by the code, especially in occupational
health and safety and thus be able to carry out a concrete response to emergencies that may arise. The
course also prepares personnel to prevent environmental contamination due to the discharge of fuels
found on ships governed by the code and thus minimize risks to the ship, crew, and damage to the
environment, always taking into account the nature of the fuels used.
As for general courses fees will be refunded in case of withdrawal before the set date of the course, but in the case of custom-built courses, fees are refundable if cancellation is notified one week before the set date. Otherwise, agreed-upon fees will be chargeable.