STCW95 Certificate in Sea Safety
An AMSA issued STCW95 Certificate in Sea Safety is the mandatory minimum requirement in order to serve on board vessels in the national and international maritime industries. Students complete the following four short courses over nine days at the Australian Fisheries Academy then apply to AMSA for issuance of the certificate.
Elementary First Aid (EFA) – 2days
Personal Safety & Social Responsibilities (PSSR) – 2 days
Personal Survival Techniques (PST) – 2 days
Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting (FPFF) – 3 days
Course content includes:
- Basic first aid
- Safety aboard a commercial vessel
- Interacting as a team
- Elements of fire prevention on board a vessel
- Theory of combustion and methods of extinguishing fires
- Practical fire fighting and use of self contained breathing apparatus
- Theory of personal survival techniques including life rafts and life boats
- Practical training in launching, boarding and survival in a life raft
Other details:
- These courses are only offered at the Port Adelaide campus. Total course cost is $2500.00
Contact AFA for course timetable details.
