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Safety Management System Workbook	TWIC Training and Resource DVD	Vessel & Facility Security Plans
	Public Seminars

Public Seminars:

Towing Vessel Inspections
Notice of Proposed Rule Making 46 CFR Subchapter "M"

Public Forum

• Learn what’s included in the proposed regulation.
• Get answers to your questions.
• Learn the difference between a voluntary safety management system and one required by regulation.
• Have your comments recorded and posted to the docket.

Friday, September 9, 2011
Hilton, New Orleans Riverside

Registration is free! For more details and to register visit the Public Seminar page.

Products:

Safety Management System Workbook

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sample page (click to enlarge)

The best way to learn regulations, policies and procedures is to never miss an opportunity to look up the policy or procedure. This workbook is designed on that premise. It lays out scenarios which vessel personnel may encounter at any given time and requires the trainee to critically think of the scenario in terms of the safety management manual, and not just what he would do based upon his experience, common sense or gut reaction. It then requires the trainees to look up each aspect of the scenario through a series of questions. The workbook provides a place for each trainee to fill in the page and paragraph where the answer was found and to write the correct answer based upon the company’s written policies and procedures.

You and your employees can become experts on your company’s safety management system too, by using this workbook based upon the training and qualification methods learned during a 20-year career in the U.S. Coast Guard.

This is not just a training and qualification workbook, but a valuable tool to evaluate the effectiveness of a safety management system through real-life application of policies and procedures.

104 pages, perfect bound

$29.95 US dollars

Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) DVD - $25.00

From this training and reference resource you will learn: 

• Which facilities and vessels are required to implement TWIC
• Which individuals must obtain a TWIC
• What will disqualify an applicant from obtaining a TWIC
• How does a secure area differ from a restricted area
• Escorting requirements
• How to deal with new hires or lost TWICs
• How to minimize the impact of the TWIC requirements
• Contract security guard issues

Vessel/Ship Security Plan - logs and records / security management system

1 set (2 binders) VSP/SSP logs and records – $500.00

Comprehensive set of logs and records derived from the ISPS Code and U.S. Coast Guard regulations:

• Be confident that you will have all required logs and records during regulatory inspections
• Logs and records are maintained in one place, in a simple, easy to use format
• A monthly VSO/SSO checklist will help ensure the system is maintained, training is conducted, and drills are not missed.

Facility/(Port Facility) Security Plan - logs and records / security management system

1 set (2 binders) FSP/PFSP logs and records – $500.00

Comprehensive set of logs and records derived from the ISPS Code and U.S. Coast Guard regulations:

• Be confident that you will have all required logs and records during regulatory inspections
• Logs and records are maintained in one place, in a simple, easy to use format
• A monthly FSO/PFSO checklist will help ensure the system is maintained, training is conducted, and drills are not missed.