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You will enhance your understanding of critical safety measures in IGF operations. You will be able to identify the purpose and function of personal protective equipment (PPE), interpret Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and gas-monitoring readings, and demonstrate safe entry into confined spaces. You will also apply correct procedures for donning, doffing, inspecting, and maintaining protective gear, and recognize essential emergency first-aid actions. Duration: 60 Minutes Available Soon Cost: 0.00

This course builds awareness of hydraulic and pneumatic systems, teaching mariners to identify hazards, conduct preventive checks, and recognize early failure signs. With a focus on safe practices like lockout/tagout and depressurization, it strengthens confidence and safety in maintaining high-pressure shipboard machinery. Duration 60 minutes Available Soon

Gain essential food safety skills to protect both crew and passengers at sea. In this practical, self-paced course, you’ll master the fundamentals of safe food handling, personal hygiene, cross-contamination prevention, and time/temperature control of Time/Temperature Control for Safety (TCS) foods. Aligned with Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP,) Vessel Sanitation Program (VSP,) and international maritime standards, this training equips you to identify foodborne risks, manage allergens, and follow proper cleaning, storage, and sanitation protocols. Whether you're new to shipboard food service or reinforcing best practices, this course ensures you're prepared to maintain high safety standards where it matters most—onboard. Safe food means a safe crew. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes (self-paced)
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La sécurité des opérations d'amarrage est un pilier de la sécurité maritime au Canada. La responsabilité de l'armateur est engagée par la Loi de 2001 sur la marine marchande du Canada. La compréhension des lignes directrices de l'OCIMF, notamment le MEG4, est devenue indispensable pour harmoniser les pratiques.
Lors de sa 11ᵉ session en septembre 2025, le Sous-comité CCC de l’OMI a examiné les nouvelles obligations relatives au signalement des conteneurs perdus en mer. La mesure mise en place soit lObligation de rapporter la perte de conteneurs et l'observation de conteneurs à la dérive est en vigueur depuis le 1er janvier 2026.
En janvier 2026, à Halifax, en Nouvelle-Écosse, au Canada, Latitude Maritime a dispensé une formation de familiarisation avant la livraison du Grand Remorqueur Naval CFAV CANSO. Plus de 31 marins et officiers ont pris part à une formation combinant des cours en classe, des pratiques à quai et des sorties en mer, encadrée par des instructeurs et des experts des systèmes clés du navire. Cette étape essentielle vise à assurer une mise en service sécuritaire et efficace de cette nouvelle classe de remorqueurs portuaires.

Dans le cadre du maintien des normes de sécurité à bord, du respect des exigences du Code STCW et du Règlement canadien sur le personnel maritime (RPM), il est rappelé aux officiers de quart à la passerelle que l’exécution correcte des ordres de nuit du Capitaine constitue une obligation professionnelle essentielle.
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Transport Canada has updated the clarifications applicable to the Small Vessel Machinery Operator (SVMO) certificate and the Small Vessel Machinery Operator certificate with restrictions (SVMO-R). Beyond a simple summary of eligibility requirements, this guidance raises a concrete operational issue: how sea service is recognized and how operators should document it going forward. This article is intended for commercial vessel owners, Authorized Representatives, masters, and crewing managers who want to structure their employees’ certification pathway.
Transport Canada published Ship Safety Bulletin (SSB) No. 12/2026 on 10 August 2026. The bulletin sets out Transport Canada’s policy regarding the installation or designation of fuel sampling points on board Canadian ships, in direct relation to the sulphur content requirements of MARPOL Annex VI. It is particularly relevant to shipowners, operators, technical managers and maritime surveyors responsible for compliance with the rules on fuel sulphur content.
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