Develop a practical approach to the interpretation and application of the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006.
Who should attend?
This course is of value to everyone whose duties involve matters of safety, maintenance and quality aspects and for the operations of ships, as well as other marine industry stakeholders. Attendees should be ship managers, personnel/crew managers, technical superintendents, designated persons, masters and ships officers.
Key content
Through a highly participative combination of presentations, group discussions, case studies plus individual and syndicate exercises, the course covers the following topics:
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discussion on the content of the convention and its implementation onboard
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how to conduct a review of the DMLC (Part I and Part II) in relation to the MLC, 2006 requirements
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introduction to dealing with seafarers complaints
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practical guidance on how to undertake an inspection relating to maritime labour issues
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preparing for an MLC, 2006 inspection
What will you learn?
By the end of this course delegates will be able to:
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discuss the background, objectives, principles and impact of the MLC, 2006
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summarize and interpret the content of the MLC, 2006
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summarize the national legislation, international guidelines and standards relevant to MLC, 2006 requirements.
Previous experience
None required.
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