Our Training Programs
Comprehensive maritime training programs
ECDIS & Electronic Navigation
The ECDIS & Electronic Navigation Refresher is a self-paced course for deck officers. It reinforces STCW A-II/1, SOLAS V/19, and IMO Model Course 1.27 standards, focusing on ENC updates, safety settings, voyage planning, error management, and audit readiness. Designed for certified mariners, it sharpens navigation skills, strengthens ISM compliance, and ensures officers remain PSC-ready for safe and efficient bridge operations. Duration: 60 Minutes
Rescue, Communication & Equipment Readiness Refresher
Course Available Upon Request.  Rescue, Communication & Equipment Readiness Refresher provides mariners and maritime operators with a practical review of the systems and decisions that support successful rescue after a marine emergency. Learners review the roles of EPIRBs, radar SARTs, AIS-SARTs, portable VHF radios, visual and audible distress signals, equipment condition and accessibility, survivor organization, rescue-unit communications, and safe recovery awareness. The course also includes Canadian regional considerations relevant to vessels operating in the St. Lawrence, Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Seaway, northern waters and the Arctic. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Maritime Fire Prevention & Response Refresher
Course Available Upon Request.  Give your crews a practical fire-safety refresher built for real maritime operations.This scenario-based, self-paced course reinforces hazard recognition, alarm and reporting actions, fire containment, extinguishing-agent selection, equipment readiness, and safe response limits. Designed around internationally recognized maritime fire-safety principles, it helps operators maintain consistent crew knowledge while keeping training focused, accessible, and operationally relevant. Estimated Duration: 45 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Heavy Weather Readiness for Mariners
Course Available Upon Request.  This 60-minute refresher helps deck officers and watchkeepers prepare for heavy weather, restricted visibility, and regional operating risks in Canada. Covering weather monitoring, course and speed decisions, ballast and stability, securing for sea, emergency tactics, and reduced-visibility watchkeeping, the course supports SOLAS, STCW, Transport Canada guidance, the Polar Code, and SMS readiness. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$39 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$59 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
GMDSS Radio Operator (STCW IV/2)
The GMDSS Radio Operator Refresher is a self-paced course for certified mariners. It reinforces SOLAS IV and STCW IV/2 requirements, covering distress, urgency, and safety communications, MSI, DSC, EPIRBs, and logbook practices. Using scenarios and quizzes, it sharpens operator discipline, strengthens ISM recordkeeping, and ensures audit readiness for safe, compliant shipboard communications. Duration: 45 Minutes
New SOLAS Requirements for Lifting Appliances (2026)
Gain a clear, practical understanding of the new SOLAS II-1/3-13 requirements for lifting appliances, effective January 1, 2026. Designed for shipowners, operators, officers, and crew, this training explains how the changes affect inspection, maintenance, and safe use of lifting equipment—helping you stay compliant, improve safety, and ensure audit readiness. Duration 60 minutes
Thermal Stress Awareness: Heat & Cold
Course Available Upon Request.  This 60-minute self-paced maritime awareness and refresher course provides mariners with practical knowledge to recognize, prevent, and respond appropriately to heat and cold stress in a wide range of operating environments., self-paced maritime awareness and refresher course gives mariners Developed with reference to relevant IMO guidance, the ILO Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), applicable Canadian maritime occupational health and safety requirements, and CCOHS guidance, the course supports safer decision-making, effective thermal-risk management, and improved onboard safety. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Shipboard Safety Net Installation, Rigging & Inspection
Course Available Upon Request.  Designed for deck crews, officers, supervisors, and safety personnel, this self-paced course equips mariners with the skills required to correctly install, rig, tension, inspect, and maintain maritime safety nets in accordance with Canadian and international requirements. Through step-by-step guidance, learners select appropriate equipment, apply correct rigging and tensioning methods, and identify defects that compromise safety. The training reduces fall hazards, supports safe boarding and work-at-height activities, reinforces SMS compliance, and promotes a proactive onboard safety culture. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request Â
Corrosion Control and Cathodic Protection for Mariners
Course Available Upon Request.  The Corrosion Control and Cathodic Protection for Mariners course equips seafarers with practical skills to detect, prevent, and manage corrosion onboard. Covering rust removal, protective coatings, and cathodic protection systems, it aligns with SOLAS, ISM, and IACS standards. Learners will gain the knowledge to extend vessel lifespan, reduce costly repairs, and safeguard structural integrity. By mastering corrosion awareness, crews enhance safety, compliance, and long-term ship performance at sea. Duration: 60 Minutes
Quick GPS Skills Tune-Up for Bridge Watchkeepers
Sharpen your GPS navigation skills in “GPS – Quick GPS Skills Tune-Up for Bridge Watchkeepers.” This self-paced course helps officers and watchkeepers manage GPS errors, such as multipath and satellite geometry, and apply DGPS for enhanced accuracy. Ideal for those revalidating certificates, returning to service, or maintaining STCW A-I/11 competence. Fast, focused, and built for today’s bridge teams. Duration 2.0 Hours
Advanced LNG Operations: Risk, Innovation & Awareness
Course Available Upon Request.  In this course, you will deepen your understanding of LNG operations by diagnosing root causes of failures through real case studies and explaining cutting-edge innovations in LNG bunkering. You'll compare LNG with emerging alternative fuels like methanol and ammonia, focusing on operational safety, and identify ways to mitigate cognitive biases that affect safety. Duration 90 Minutes
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems Maintenance Awareness
Course Available Upon Request.  This course builds awareness of hydraulic and pneumatic systems, teaching mariners to identify hazards, perform preventive checks, and recognize early signs of failure. Focusing on safe practices like lockout/tagout and depressurization, it builds confidence and safety when maintaining high-pressure shipboard machinery. Duration 60 minutes
Canadian Ship Security Duties & Maritime Security Awareness
Course Available Upon Request. Strengthen shipboard security through practical awareness, sound judgment, and effective use of the Ship Security Plan. Canadian Ship Security Duties & Maritime Security Awareness is a self-paced course for seafarers with designated security responsibilities or who support them. It covers threat recognition, patrols, access control, authorized searches, incident reporting, Security/MARSEC levels, and protection of security-sensitive information. With dedicated coverage of the St. Lawrence, Great Lakes/Seaway, and Canadian Arctic, the course provides practical, regionally relevant guidance for Canadian vessel operations while reinforcing the approved Ship Security Plan (SSP) and the limits of assigned authority. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Regional Environmental Regulations & Port State/Flag State Compliance
 Course Available Upon request.  Stay compliant, efficient, and audit-ready with this focused course on regional and international environmental regulations. Designed for officers and compliance personnel, the training covers key frameworks including EU MRV/ETS, FuelEU Maritime, the North American Emission Control Area (ECA), and Arctic-specific requirements under the Polar Code. Learners gain practical skills to manage environmental reporting, documentation, and shipboard procedures that support smooth port calls, successful Port State Control (PSC) inspections, and strong environmental performance. With an emphasis on risk reduction and alignment with evolving climate regulations, this course is essential for vessels operating in Europe, North America, and the Canadian Arctic. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes (self-paced) Course Fee: $ 45 CAD per participant
Maritime Data Governance & Regulatory Compliance for Canadian Operations
Course Available Upon Request.  This course gives shipboard and shore-side personnel practical awareness of how to manage, protect, and report maritime data. Using applicable IMO and Canadian requirements, along with relevant privacy, cybersecurity, ESG, and Indigenous data governance frameworks, learners explore how operational, environmental, regulatory, personal, and digital records move from collection and validation to secure use, sharing, retention, and reporting. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$39 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$59 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Marine Surface Preparation & Protective Coatings
Course Available Upon Request.  The refresher equips mariners with the skills to safely prepare steel surfaces, apply protective coatings, and recognize defects. Covering manual prep, blasting, coating types, and ISO/SSPC inspection standards, it aligns with ISM, SOLAS, MOSH, and CCOHS. Learners strengthen hazard awareness, reinforce safe practices, and ensure audit-ready compliance while reducing costs from premature coating failures. Duration: 60 minutes
Stowaway & Unauthorized Access Awareness: Prevention, Detection & Safe Response
Course Available Upon Request.  Stowaway & Unauthorized Access is a 60-minute self-paced maritime security refresher for mariners and shore personnel who support vessel access control, security monitoring, stowaway prevention, and response to unauthorized boarding. It connects access-control procedures, security/MARSEC levels, crew responsibilities, vessel search and sweep practices, safe discovery response, stowaway welfare, incident reporting, and Canadian operational scenarios into one practical course. Developed with reference to applicable SOLAS Chapter XI-2, the ISPS Code, the FAL Convention and IMO stowaway guidance, STCW security requirements, and Canadian Marine Transportation Security Regulations, the course helps operators strengthen shipboard security awareness, improve SSP implementation, recognize access-control weaknesses earlier, respond safely and humanely to stowaway incidents, and support effective reporting and handover to competent authorities.
Canadian Shipboard Environmental Compliance & Pollution Prevention
Course Available Upon Request.  Canadian Shipboard Environmental Compliance & Pollution Prevention is a self-paced awareness course designed for mariners, technical personnel, and shore teams supporting Canadian vessel operations. The course translates complex MARPOL, ISM, and Canadian environmental requirements into clear, operational guidance that learners can apply to everyday maintenance, oily-water management, garbage handling, pollution reporting, record integrity, and regional operating conditions. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Deck Machinery Operation & Maintenance for Mariners
Course Available Upon Request.  The Deck Machinery Operation & Maintenance for Mariners course builds practical skills for safely handling winches, windlasses, and cranes. Learners will identify hazards, apply proper lubrication and inspection practices, and ensure compliance with lifting-gear regulations. By mastering defect identification and integrating checks into PMS/SMS, mariners enhance both safety and equipment reliability. This refresher course builds operational confidence, prepares crews for audits, and promotes safer mooring, anchoring, and cargo-handling practices. Duration: 60 Minutes
Marine Environmental Awareness (MEA) – Self - Paced Refresher
This refresher course equips mariners with the knowledge and practical skills to safeguard the marine environment in compliance with IMO, STCW, MARPOL, ISM Code, and Transport Canada regulations. Learners will review the main sources of ship-generated pollution, understand their responsibilities, and apply safe practices to prevent incidents. Through case-based examples, the course strengthens awareness of environmental risks and fosters a proactive shipboard safety culture.
Safer Decisions for High-Risk Shipboard Operations
Course Available Upon Request.  The Safer Decisions for High-Risk Shipboard Operations is a 60-minute maritime hazardous-operations refresher covering fire/ESD systems, gas detection, ventilation, confined spaces, hot work, PPE, respiratory protection, cryogenic and alternative-fuel hazards, emergency response and safety-critical maintenance. Built around current maritime safety frameworks and vessel-specific operating principles, it helps mariners recognize hazards, understand equipment limitations and make safer decisions without relying on generic shortcuts. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Maritime Hand and Power Tool Safety Training
Course Available Upon Request.  The Maritime Hand and Power Tool Safety Training refresher equips seafarers with practical skills to safely use and supervise hand, portable, and power tools. Covering hazard recognition, inspections, safe handling, PPE, and incident response, it reinforces compliance with ISM, STCW, MOSH —strengthening safety culture, preventing accidents, and ensuring audit readiness. Duration: 45 minutes
Mooring Safety: Snap-Back, Stored Energy & Canadian Operations
Course Available Upon Request.  This is a self-paced maritime safety refresher for mariners, deck officers, supervisors, and shore personnel involved in or supporting mooring operations. It connects snap-back and stored-energy hazards, winch and brake awareness, safer crew positioning, human factors, role-based coordination, mooring-line and load dynamics, verified Canadian incident lessons, and regional operating considerations for the St. Lawrence, Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Seaway, and Canadian Arctic into one practical course. Developed with reference to the current SOLAS safe-mooring framework, IMO MSC.1/Circ.1619 and MSC.1/Circ.1620, ISM and relevant STCW requirements, applicable Canadian maritime occupational-safety requirements, and recognized industry guidance such as OCIMF MEG4, the course helps Canadian maritime operators strengthen SMS implementation, improve crew and shore-side understanding of stored-energy risk, recognize abnormal line and winch behaviour earlier, and support safer decisions when mooring conditions change. Estimated Duration: 45 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Passenger Safety & Crowd Management Awareness
Course Available Upon Request.  The course translates complex passenger-safety requirements and operational expectations into practical, role-based guidance that learners can apply in real vessel operations. It covers passenger movement and crowd behaviour, embarkation and disembarkation, muster and emergency preparedness, assistance for passengers requiring additional support, professional communication, and Canadian regional operating considerations for the St. Lawrence, Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway, and Arctic. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Life-Saving Appliances (LSA) & Firefighting Equipment Maintenance
Course Available Upon Request. This course equips mariners to inspect, maintain, and document lifeboats, davits, extinguishers, SCBA, fire systems, and emergency devices. Aligned with SOLAS and the ISM Code, it builds confidence, compliance, and readiness, ensuring life-saving and firefighting gear works when it’s needed most—during drills, audits, and real emergencies. Duration: 60 minutes
Hot Work Safety and Compliance at Sea
Course Available Upon request.  This course provides practical hot-work safety training for mariners involved in welding, cutting, grinding, thermal operations, or fire-watch duties at sea. Aligned with SOLAS fire-safety principles, IMO MSC/Circ. 1084, the ISM Code, Transport Canada expectations, and Canadian maritime safety requirements, it reinforces permit control, hazard recognition, PPE, fire watch, emergency response, post-work monitoring, and inspection-ready documentation. The course also considers Canadian operating conditions, including the St. Lawrence Seaway, Great Lakes, Arctic waters, ports, shipyards, and remote operations. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$39 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$59 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Managing Lithium-Ion Battery Risks in Maritime Operations
Course Available Upon Request.  Managing Lithium-Ion Battery Risks in Maritime Operations is a practical, self-paced course for maritime personnel who need to understand the operational risks of lithium-ion batteries onboard ships and in port, terminal, cargo, and shore-support environments. The course develops awareness of the hazards, warning signs, operational controls, emergency considerations, cargo and equipment risks, communication requirements, and response limitations associated with lithium-ion battery incidents. Learners gain a clearer understanding of how lithium-ion battery failures can differ from conventional fire or electrical incidents, why early recognition matters, how vessel procedures and manufacturer guidance should shape the response, and when specialist support or escalation is required. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Practical awareness for safer, healthier, and more resilient crews.
Course available Upon Request,  Mental Health Awareness & Resilience – Canadian Maritime Operations gives mariners, officers, supervisors, and shore personnel practical tools to recognize common maritime stressors, identify early signs of distress, communicate supportively, protect privacy, and use appropriate vessel, company, medical, welfare, or workplace reporting pathways. Designed for the realities of Canadian maritime operations, the course addresses fatigue, isolation, workload, respectful workplace practices, psychological safety, resilience, and regional considerations for the St. Lawrence, Great Lakes/Seaway, Arctic, and remote operations. Estimated Duration: 45 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Underwater Radiated Noise & Marine Wildlife Protection in Canadian Waters
Course Available Upon Request.  Build operational awareness of underwater radiated noise (URN) and its impact on marine wildlife in Canadian waters. This course explains key vessel noise sources and their effects on species such as St. Lawrence beluga, North Atlantic right whales, and Arctic narwhals. Participants will learn how to apply voluntary slowdown and routing practices in designated sensitive areas while complying with Transport Canada measures and company SMS procedures, aligned with IMO MEPC.1/Circ.906 guidance. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes (self-paced)
Battery & Electrical Equipment Maintenance
Course available Upon Request. This course deepens your understanding of DC systems and battery chemistries, including flooded lead-acid, VRLA/AGM/Gel, and Li-ion. You’ll learn to identify hazards, conduct safe inspections and tests, and apply corrosion control practices. Training emphasizes maintaining emergency lighting and DC backup systems in line with regulatory standards. By the end of the course, you’ll confidently perform safe replacement and commissioning, document work, and manage waste responsibly—enhancing both technical proficiency and safety awareness at sea. Duration: 60 Minutes
Deck Watchkeeping & Lookout Duties – Canadian Bridge Operations Awareness
Course Available Upon Request.  Strengthen bridge-team performance through better lookout, clearer communication, and disciplined support of the Officer of the Watch. Deck Watchkeeping & Lookout Duties – Canadian Bridge Operations Awareness is a practical, self-paced course for deck ratings, cadets, and bridge-support personnel. It develops awareness of proper lookout, watch handover, bridge communication, collision-risk reporting, observer-level bridge-system awareness, emergency duties, fatigue, and the limits of individual authority. With dedicated coverage of the St. Lawrence, Great Lakes/Seaway, and Canadian Arctic, the course helps learners apply international watchkeeping principles to real Canadian operating conditions while reinforcing safe use of radar, AIS, ECDIS, automation, and other bridge technology within assigned responsibilities. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Cybersecurity Awareness for Seafarers
 Course Available Upon Request.  Cybersecurity Awareness for Seafarers is one of today’s most in-demand maritime training topics, driven by escalating global cyber threats and stricter regulatory expectations. This self-paced refresher is designed for bridge officers, engineers, ETOs, and ship managers, equipping maritime professionals to prevent, detect, and respond effectively to onboard cyber risks. Aligned with IMO Resolution MSC.428(98) and Transport Canada TP 15273, the course addresses phishing, malware, GPS spoofing, and network breaches using practical case studies, response checklists, and audit-ready tools. Cybersecurity is now a core safety function—stay compliant, cyber-aware, and operational. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes (self-paced) Course Fee: $ 35 CAD per participant
Emergency Preparedness & Abandonment – Refresher
Course Available Upon Request.  This self-paced refresher helps mariners and maritime operators reinforce essential actions during shipboard emergencies—from recognizing alarms and reporting clearly to muster, accountability, safe evacuation, and preparation for abandonment. Built around recognized Personal Survival Techniques principles and supported by practical, vessel-specific and Canadian operating considerations, the course helps personnel refresh critical knowledge, improve decision-making, and strengthen onboard emergency preparedness without replacing required approved training, practical assessment, or certification. Estimated Duration: 45 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Asbestos Safety Awareness
Available Upon Request Recognize potential asbestos-containing materials aboard ships, understand exposure hazards, identify suspect materials and apply approved reporting and safe-work planning procedures. Emphasize avoiding disturbance and unauthorized handling. Recommended instructors: Chief Engineer or Chief Mate with appropriate asbestos-awareness competence. Duration: 2Hrs
Personal & Survival-Craft Survival Refresher
Course Available Upon Request.  Personal & Survival-Craft Survival Refresher is a self-paced maritime course that reinforces the essential knowledge mariners need, from personal preparation and abandonment to survival-craft management, signalling, and rescue. Learners review personal life-saving appliances, safe water-survival principles, liferafts and survival craft, initial actions after boarding, survivor management, survival equipment, communications and locating devices, and cold-water, winter and ice considerations relevant to Canadian operations. Estimated Duration: 45 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Ballast Water Management Awareness – Canadian Operations
Course available upon request.  Ballast Water Management Awareness gives mariners and shore personnel the practical knowledge needed to support effective ballast water compliance. Aligned with the IMO Ballast Water Management Convention and Canada’s Ballast Water Regulations (SOR/2021-120), the course covers D-1 and D-2 standards, BWMS fundamentals, recordkeeping, reporting, safety, and inspection readiness. Designed for Canadian maritime operations, this awareness-level training supports environmental protection, accurate compliance, and preparedness for Port State Control, flag State, and regulatory inspections. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Maritime Food Safety Fundamentals: Safe Food, Safe Crew
Course Available Upon Request.  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 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)
Cargo Securing Safety
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. Prevent cargo shifting, loss of stability, equipment damage and personnel injuries. Includes stowage planning, securing equipment, cargo-securing manuals, inspection and monitoring during the voyage. Recommended instructor: Chief Mate.
Global Maritime Security Threats 2026 operational refresher
Course Available Upon Request.  Maritime security threats continue to evolve—from piracy and armed robbery to drone, missile, cyber, and electronic interference threats, as well as hybrid threats in high-risk regions. Designed for Masters, officers, Ship Security Officers, watchkeepers, Company Security Officers, and shore-side personnel, this 60-minute refresher builds the situational awareness and risk-based decision-making skills required for modern maritime operations. Using regional case studies, MISTO, and the Capability–Intent–Opportunity framework, learners gain practical insight into threat behaviour, current risk patterns, and proportionate security responses. Aligned with the ISPS Code, BMP Maritime Security (BMP MS), and current maritime security guidance, the course strengthens compliance awareness, documented due diligence, operational readiness, and confidence at sea. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$39 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$59 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Safe Cargo Handling and Compliance in Port Operations — Built for Canadian Maritime Operations
Course Available Upon Request.  This course provides awareness-level familiarization with cargo and port-operation hazards, safe conduct, reporting and applicable compliance frameworks. It does not confer STCW competence or certification, cargo-planning/supervision authority, specialist dangerous-goods or bulk-cargo qualification, or lifting-appliance/loose-gear inspection or certification authority. Learners must follow the approved vessel-, terminal-, company-, and jurisdiction-specific procedures that apply to their role. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request
Fatigue Risk Management for Maritime Leaders
Course Available Upon Request.  Boost compliance, crew safety, and audit readiness with this focused fatigue Risk Management Course. Aligned with STCW, MLC, ISM, and Transport Canada SMS guidance, it equips mariners to identify fatigue risks, maintain rest-hour compliance, and support safer watchkeeping practices. Designed for onboarding or refresher use, this self-paced 60-minute program turns regulatory requirements into practical, day-to-day actions, reinforces a safety-first culture, and ensures vessels are prepared for PSC inspections and internal audits. Estimated Duration: 45-60 minutes (self-paced)Course Fee: $ 35 CAD per participant
Safety Equipment & Protective Practices for Hazardous Maritime Operations
 This self-paced course equips mariners with the knowledge and skills needed to safely operate essential safety equipment and apply protective practices during high-risk and hazardous shipboard operations. Learners gain practical guidance on using PPE, life-saving appliances, atmospheric and gas monitoring tools, and cryogenic protection systems correctly. The course strengthens hazard awareness, reinforces safe work procedures, and prepares crew to respond effectively to emergencies involving fuels, confined spaces, and toxic environments. Fully aligned with international and Canadian regulations, it supports SMS compliance, audit readiness, and a proactive safety culture across all vessel operations. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes (self-paced)Course Fee: $ Free
Shipboard Fire Response for Land-Based Emergency Responders - Canadian Operations Awareness
Course Available Upon Request.  Prepare shore-based responders to work safely and effectively alongside shipboard emergency teams during a marine fire incident. Shipboard Fire Response for Land-Based Emergency Responders – Canadian Operations Awareness is a practical, self-paced course for trained firefighters, port responders, terminal personnel, and emergency managers who may support incidents involving commercial vessels. The course develops awareness of shipboard fire hazards, vessel access, Fire Control Plans, fixed firefighting systems, dangerous goods, command coordination, communication challenges, responder integration, post-fire scene preservation, and Canadian regional operating conditions. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes, self-pacedCourse Fee: C$29 CAD per participant — Introductory Launch PriceRegular Price: C$39 CAD per participantFleet Pricing: Available on request