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Stcw guide english STCW A GUIDE FOR SEAFARERS Taking into account the Manila amendments INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT WORKERS ? FEDERATION INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT WORKERS ? FEDERATION Foreword In June a diplomatic conference in Manila adopted a set of far-reach

STCW A GUIDE FOR SEAFARERS Taking into account the Manila amendments INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT WORKERS ? FEDERATION INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT WORKERS ? FEDERATION Foreword In June a diplomatic conference in Manila adopted a set of far-reaching and comprehensive amendments to the International Convention on Training Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers ?? known to us all more conveniently as the STCW Convention ?? and its associated Code This instrument has been described as one for the four pillars of the global maritime regulatory system along with two other IMO Conventions SOLAS and MARPOL and ILO ? s Maritime Labour Convention The amendments adopted mark the first major revision of the instrument since those adopted in which completely revised the original STCW Convention The shipping industry depends on competent well-trained seafarers to ensure safety of life at sea maritime security efficiency of navigation and protection and preservation of the marine environment The revised STCW Convention aims to provide the international standards necessary for training institutes and trainers to develop the much-needed skills and competencies for today ? s seafarer The ITF has produced this guidance to help seafarers understand the revisions and locate the information that is of most relevance to them I support this effort to make the Convention requirements accessible to all and trust that this guide will support the achievement of the objectives of the STCW Convention and Code Koji Sekimizu Secretary-General IMO STCW A GUIDE FOR SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT WORKERS ? FEDERATION Contents About this guide Section The STCW Convention Layout of the convention Deadlines to meet Glossary of terms Additional definitions and requirements of the amended STCW Convention Section Certification requirements Part ?? STCW certificates Certificates Certification paths General requirements for officers General requirements for ratings Part ?? Certificates and general requirements by rank Master Chief mate Officer in charge of a navigational watch Ratings forming part of a navigational watch Able seafarer deck Radio operators Chief engineer Second engineer Officer in charge of an engineering watch Electro-technical officer Ratings forming part of an engineering watch Able seafarer engine Electro-technical ratings Any other crew member Part ?? Other certificates For personnel on any type of ship Additional non mandatory training For personnel on tankers For personnel on passenger ships Part ?? Training issues Education and training issues Simulator training under STCW English language requirements STCW A GUIDE FOR SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT WORKERS ? FEDERATION The use of distance learning and e-learning Onboard training and assessment Responsibilities of companies Implementation of the ISM code relevant to STCW GMDSS global maritime distress and safety system certificates Medical fitness standards Section On board requirements Certificates and documentary evidence to be carried on board Mandatory safety and ship-board familiarisation training On-board training and assessment Seagoing service Alcohol and drug consumption Control provisions Penalties Regulations affecting watch-keeping personnel duty Section Implications of amendments to STCW holders Upgrading and revalidation Additional competence requirements under STCW Master and deck department Engine department Section Where to find more information on STCW Annex A List of countries party