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HIGH TRADE GROUP

Integrated Safety Management Solutions

OSHA Maritime

Training Course

INTRO
In September 2007 OSHA introduced the Maritime Industry Safety & Health Outreach Training, which consists of # three different training: Shipyard training, Marine Terminals Training, and Long shoring training. This training course covers the safety & Health Regulations applied at The Shipyard Industry Standards: OSHA CFR 1915. The training course will last for Four days and should be attended by all personnel working at Maritime Industry.

WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAMS IN THE SHIPYARD INDUSTRY Guidelines for workplace safety and health programs in the shipyard industry.

Subpart A General Provisions.
Subpart B Confined and Enclosed Spaces and Other Dangerous Atmospheres in Shipyard Employment
Subpart C Surface Preparation and Preservation
Subpart D Welding, Cutting and Heating
Subpart E Scaffolds, Ladders and Other Working Surfaces
Subpart F General Working Conditions.
Subpart G Gear and Equipment for Rigging and Materials Handling
Subpart H Tools and Related Equipment.
Subpart I Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Subpart J Ships Machinery and Piping Systems
Subpart K Portable, Unfired Pressure, Vessels, Drums and Containers, Other Than Ships Equipment
Subpart L Electrical Machinery.
Subpart P Fire Protection in Shipyard Employment
Subpart Z Toxic and Hazardous Substances

Upon successfully completing the course participants will receive a course completion card from OSHA USA. The card expires after five years and should be renewed to obtain a new card

Course is 4 days long

The shipyard work environment is very complex. Shipyards work on variety of vessels inculding tankers , cargo carriers , fishing vessels , military ships , and barges. In addition , shipyards do different types of work such as new ship construction , repair , maintenance , and demolition ( shipbreaking ).
Shipyard work typically involves fabrication and forming of large steel plates , beams , and pipes , as well as painting and coating operations. In addition , there are outfitting activities such as electrical shipbuilding , requireing grinding and chipping of welds. Moreover , most shipyard employees work outdoors and exposed to adverese conditions , such as extreme temperatures.