STCW Basic Safety Training referred to as STCW 95/10 A -VI/1 is a mandatory training for all people heading out to work at sea onboard commercial vessels including superyachts, cruise liners, expedition vessels, ferries etc. It is a minimum requirement to enter yachting industry.
Please note that you will need to have an ENG 1 medical examination done before the start of the course. We have a certified doctor at our facilities, please contact us in case you would like to make an appointment.
1 200 euros
5% discount for Phoenix Yacht Management Crew.
This course covers the syllabus required by the STCW Table A-VI/1-1
You will be taught what you can do to ensure your survival if you have to abandon ship at sea, and the necessary procedures to follow. Covering both theoretical and practical elements, it includes a two-hour pool drill, and instruction in the following elements.
***Students should be physically fit. Any medical condition, especially back, cardiac, or respiratory conditions, should be brought to the attention of the Instructor***
This course covers the syllabus required by the STCW Table A-VI/1-2
This course teaches you what to do in the event of a fire on board, it provides you with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and prevent fires. Assistance is limited when a fire breaks out at sea, so well-trained competent crew are invaluable to save lives and prevent irreparable damage.
This course covers the syllabus required by the STCW Table A-VI/1-3
This course is a combination of theory and practical training and teaches you how to react in the event of a medical emergency. There is a very important practical assessment to the course where students are required, amongst other things, to correctly carry out resuscitation on a manikin.
This course covers the syllabus required by the STCW Table A-VI/1-4
Safety procedures and accident prevention as well as basic understanding of employment on board a vessel and the on board working conditions.
This course covers the syllabus required by the STCW Table A-VI/6-1
Importance of ships security and how to recognise security threats.
This course is designed to meet the requirements for training as set out in the ISPS Code, and the guidance laid out in the SOLAS Regulations 1974. The training is mandatory for new and existing crew unless they already hold SSO or CSO license.
The course runs for half a day and covers:
Our training courses and packages do not include accommodation. However, we work closely with a number of partner hotels in Monaco and Beausoleil that offer accommodation.
