FFT311 STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting
Other Engineering
A course by
NMIT
Gain practical skills and knowledge to prevent and fight fires on board vessels, meeting the international STCW standard. This intensive course covers onboard fire risk assessment, fire-fighting procedures, use of extinguishing equipment, and emergency teamwork for seafarers.
NZ$1,303
inc GST
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This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 3 Certification (5 Credits)
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NZ$1,303
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This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 3 Certification (5 Credits)
Entry
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Core skills this course teaches
Minimize risk of fire onboard
Understand the fire triangle/elements of fire and explosion, recognize types and sources of ignition, and identify fire hazards and spread mechanisms to minimise fire risks on vessels.
Operate fire and smoke detection and alarm systems
Demonstrate knowledge of fire and smoke detection systems and alarms present on vessels.
What You're Signing Up For
The FFT311 STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting course equips students with essential skills and knowledge to assess, prevent, and respond to fire risks on board vessels. Covering risk assessment, use of firefighting equipment, emergency procedures, and teamwork, the course is aligned to the amended provisions of Regulation VI/I (Section A-VI/1-2) of the International convention on Standards of Training Certification and Watch-keeping for Seafarers (STCW) 1978 as amended. Graduates attain an STCW Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting Certificate recognized in international maritime operations.
Course Content
- Fire Prevention On Board A Vessel
- Site and Risk Assessment On Board A Vessel
- Extinguishing Fire On Board A Vessel
- Use of portable fire extinguishers (Water, foam, powder, fog, spray nozzles)
- Protective clothing and life support equipment, including self-contained breathing apparatus
- Procedures during fire emergencies including limiting the spread of fire
- Teamwork in emergency fire situations
- Enclosed space and high-expansion foam entry
What you need to know first
Be physically fit and capable of participating in the practical training component
Find these employment opportunities
Competent crew member for commercial and private vesselsMaritime fire safety rolesQualification for further seafarer licensing
