Prerequisites
Entry requirements depend on the course and level. Review the course-specific requirements and prior knowledge listed below.
Content+
Ship Security Management Planning
- Ship Security Management Principles
- Other Ship Security Management System
- Ship Security Management Tools
- Context of Ship Security Management
- Ship Security Stakeholders requirement management
- Legal requirements
- Ship Security Risk Management
- Ship Security Management Plan
- Financial stability of the organization
- Outsourcing and subcontracting
- Insurance
- Authorization and licensing of firearms and security related equipment
- Selection, background screening and vetting of security personnel, including PCASP
- Firearms and other training
- Ship Security documents and record management
- Command and control of security personnel including security team, size, composition and equipment
- Size and composition of security team
- Guidance on the Use of Force
- Incident management and emergency response
- Incident monitoring, reporting and investigation
- Scene management and protection of evidence
- Casualty management
- Health safety environment
- Client complaints, grievance procedures and whistle blowing
- Monitoring and auditing techniques and evidences
- Monitoring and evaluating Ship Security Performance
- Auditing Ship Security Performance
- Evaluating and Reviewing Ship Security Activities
- Implementing Corrective actions
- Risk Mitigation and Preventive actions
Programme application
Cognicert UK Limited http://cognicert.com ISO 28007 is widely known for providing the Requirements for Ships and Marine Technology for Private Maritime Security Companies. ISO 28007 was introduced to address the safety and legal implications of employing Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel (PCASP) on board ships through a risk-based approach. It provides guidelines and sector-specific requirements that PMSC, who already comply with ISO 28000, can implement to demonstrate that they provide appropriate PCASP services on board ships. ISO 28007 builds on ISO 28000 to help you design and implement your maritime security management controls like deploying armed guards as well identifying the impact of your operation and how to prevent negative impact. This five-day intensive course enables participants to develop the necessary expertise and knowledge to support an organization in implementing and Auditing maritime security management on board of a ship as specified in ISO 28007. Participants will also gain a thorough understanding of best practices used to appropriately manage risks in compliance with the requirements of ISO 28000. This standard specifies minimum requirements for effective private security response and provides the basis for command and control, operational information, coordination within an security incident response organization. ISO 28007 outlines global best practice for establishing command and control organizational structures and procedures, decision support, traceability and information management in preparedness and response to ship security incidences. Learning objectives- To understand the implementation of security Management by adhering to the framework and principles of ISO 28007
- To gain a comprehensive understanding of the concepts, approaches, standards, methods and techniques required for the effective management of risk in an organization
- To understand the relationship between the components of a security operations Management process, including responsibility, strategy, acquisition, performance, conformance, and human behavior
- Drafting and implementing Security and Optimisation strategies,
- Enforcement and impact management
- Ship Security Supervisor
- Ship Security Manager
- Ship Security Officer