ISPS Code Training Courses

Knowledge of the ISPS Code & the Australian MT&OFS Act & Regulations

Roles & responsibilities of governments and industry participants – working relationships

Roles and responsibilities of security officers in ports and on ships and offshore facilities

Principles of security – physical, technical and manpower

Identifying maritime & offshore security threats and making decisions

Training, drills, exercises, internal and external audit requirements

Access control for ships, ports, port and offshore facilities, security zones and identification systems

Risk assessment principles – AS/NZS ISO 31000:2018

Security assessments: vulnerabilities and treatments

Security plans – structure, development, maintenance and going beyond compliance

Maritime security levels, responding to security threats & directions – chain of command

Correct usage of the “Declaration of Security”

Terrorist behaviour and methods of concealment of weapons of terrorism

Bomb searches and crowd control – security evacuation procedures

Control measures, powers of officials, incident & event reporting obligations and penalties

Developing and maintaining a security awareness and vigilance culture

Understand the background to Australia’s Maritime Transport & Offshore Facilities Security Regulations and the ISPS Code.

Identify maritime & offshore security threats and responses.

Know the principles of maritime security under federal regulations.

Enhance awareness of the responsibilities of the Ships, Ports, Port & Offshore Facilities, Port & Offshore Service Providers & other Maritime & Offshore Industry Participants.

Understand shared maritime security obligations.

Achieve a clear understanding of personal responsibility.