Maritime Labour
Maritime Labour Convention (ILO MLC, 2006) Compliance
In this two-day course, participants learn the requirements contained within the ILO MLC, 2006, using Guidance for Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 as reference material.
- 2 days
- Virtual Class
- Course code C-ARC010
About this Course
The International Labour Organization (ILO) Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 provides the most comprehensive code to date addressing seafarers' rights and the obligations of flag States and shipowners with respect to those rights. The Convention consolidates and updates standards from 68 existing ILO instruments into one document. In this two-day course, participants learn the requirements contained within the ILO MLC, 2006, using Guidance for Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 as reference material.
What you'll Learn
- Describe the background of the International Labour Organization and its structure.
- Explain the roles and responsibilities of key players in the ILO MLC, 2006.
- Interpret the intent of the five titles of the ILO MLC, 2006, including mandatory requirements and guidelines.
- Identify inspection and certification requirements for compliance.
- Describe the Declaration of Maritime Labour Compliance.
- Review examples of manuals and procedures shipowners may develop.
- Handle and resolve deficiencies.
- Handle crew complaints.
- Address port and flag State issues.
Who should Attend
This course is for shipboard and shore-based personnel responsible for supporting Maritime Labour Convention compliance, including those who manage ship operations, crewing or seafarer welfare, serve as masters, officers, superintendents or fleet managers, support safety, quality, human resources or compliance functions, prepare vessels, records and procedures for flag State or port State inspection or develop or maintain company procedures for ongoing compliance
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