SHORT COURSE IN
Introduction to the Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) on Ships
Duration:
6 months
Modules:
1 in total
Assessment:
20 Multiple Choice Questions
Cost:
£295
About the Course
The objective of this course is to provide an understanding of the rules and regulations concerning the Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM), paying attention to the materials included as well as the surveying procedures to be followed.
The online course consists of 1 module that must be completed within 6 months. The module consists of text, charts and pictures to help with your learning and 20 multiple choice questions which you are expected to pass by 70%.
On successful completion of the module you will be rewarded with a Certificate in ‘Introduction to the Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) on Ships’.
Module includes
- Background
- The Hong Kong Convention
- The Basel Convention and the Basel Ban amendment
- The EU Ship Recycling Regulations (EU SRR)
- The Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM)
- Materials to be listed in the IHM
- Training and Qualifications of IHM Surveyors
- Preparation of Visual and Sampling Check Plan
- (VSCP)
- Survey and Certification
- Material Declaration
- Suppliers Declaration of Conformity
- Format of Inventory of Hazardous Materials
- Certificate on Inventory
Meet the Course Author
John McPartland
Extra Master, MNI
Ian started sailing with his father at the age of 12 and went to sea upon finishing school. He sailed worldwide for 13 years on a range of commercial ships spending his leave sailing yachts around the United Kingdom and in the Mediterranean. Throughout this time, Ian studied for various qualifications passing his Royal Yacht Association Ocean Yachtmaster Certificate in 1982 and Class 1 Master Mariner Certificate in 1984.
In 1988, Ian was recruited by Shell International Marine who sponsored him to return to university and study for an Honours degree in Naval Architecture. He went on to take a masters degree in Business Management.
Ian began his own marine surveying and consultancy business in 1992 at which time he became involved with the International Institute of Marine Surveyors and was subsequently elected as President for a three-year term in 1999.
Ian is possibly one of the most qualified marine surveyors in the business.
Flexible
Supportive
While the nature of distance learning is independent study, we recognise the importance of support. Students can contact us at any time during their course for assistance and our team of industry experts are always on hand for advice.
Expertise
We have over 50 industry experts writing, developing and advising on our course material. We truly believe that allowing students to tap into their expertise and knowledge is of the utmost importance to fulfil your dream career.
If you would prefer to complete this as a classroom-based course, please contact us.
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