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STCW Convention

The ManilaAmendments -

Impact to MET Institution


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Objective

To share with the Maritime Community the impact of theManila Amendments to the IMOs STCW Convention onmaritime education and training institutions and possible

actions that need be taken to gear up and meet therequirements of the amendments.


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Content

Introduction STCW Convention -- Background The Manila Amendment Training Issues

Way forward Summary


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Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping

for Seafarers, 1978 (STCW 78)

1995 Amendments STCW 95

1997 Amendments STCW 95 + 1998, 2000 etc.

Background

The Manila Amendments 25th June 2010


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Initiatives and effort put forward by experts from 85

countries, ILO, European Commission, The Arab

League and 17 NGOsFinal adoption in Manila, Philippine on 25th. June

2010

Principle

The Manila Amendment

Complete revision of the existing

convention without compromising on the

standard


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The Manila Amendment

Main Areas of Concern

Definitions Medical Standard Deck

Engineering Continuous Professional Competency --

Revalidation Tankers Oil, Chemical & Gas Rating levels of competency Hours of Work and Rest


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Training Issues (1)

Regulation I/15 Transitional Provision

Full enforcement :1 January 2017

New entry: 1 January 2012Approved education & training programme:

1 July 2013

New entry vs Approved training Date?


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Training Issues (2)

Regulation V/1-1 Basic Training for Oil and Chemical

Para 4.2.2 &

Regulation V/1-2 Basic Training for Liquefied Gas Tanker

Para 4.2.2

Training Record Book Who to issue?


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Training Issues (3)

Knowledge, Understanding and Proficiency (KUP)

syllabus development & interpretation

Example: Basic knowledge, working knowledge,

thorough knowledge, adequate knowledge

Example: Ability .., The use of , Familiarity

. .

IMO Model Courses !


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Training Issues (4)

Regulation I/6 Training and assessment

Para .2 those responsible for the training

and assessment of competence of seafarers,as required under the Convention, are

appropriately qualified

Section A-I/6


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Training Issues (5)

Near Coastal Voyage Trade

Defining the criteria by the AdministrationDefining the Standard of Competence


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Training Issues (6)

Regulation III/1 Para 2.4

Have completed approved education and

training and meet the standards of

competence specified in section A-III/1 of the

STCW Code

Direct entry & approved college training

duration ?


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Training Issues (7)

Regulation VI/6

Security Awareness (Para 1 3)& Seafarer with

Designated Security Duty (Para 4 6)

Seatime requirement?


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Way Forward

1. Study the KUP column of the Specification ofminimum standards of competence tables

2. Review the existing STCW courses

3. Develop new courses in-line with the Manila

Amendment

4. Malaysias Standard of Competence


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Summary


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