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STCW 10

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“Standards of Training Certification and Watch keeping for Seafarers” (STCW)

STCW10 courses are a mandatory requirement for all crew from Deckhand to Chef to Captain on vessels larger than 24 meters, below 24 meters it is not mandatory, though all crew looking for employment are encouraged as it shows that basic safety training has been completed, therefore you are more marketable. There are 5 courses required, plus all courses meet RYA, YA, ISAF and MCA strict requirements!

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John Bankart

John is the managing director and principal of Sunshine Sailing Australia. Winner of the 2003 and 2007 Melbourne-Osaka double...

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“I cannot speak highly enough of Sunshine Sailing Australia. I loved it and learn’t so much from it.”

David Wood, Sherwood

‘A great learning experience, lots of information, very capable instructors who know how to deliver.’

Ross Mitchell, Brisbane.

What courses are included?

  • Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention
  • Elementary First Aid for Seafarers
  • Personal Sea Survival Techniques
  • Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities
  • Maritime Security Awareness

What can I do with my STCW10?

Apply for employment on some of the worlds largest and most expensive power and sailing vessels worldwide! Benefits of the Superyacht industry are:

  • Visit some of the worlds most exotic locations
  • Travel the world in style
  • Tax free income
  • All expenses paid, cost free living
  • Free medical care
  • Uniforms
  • Annual leave
  • Excellent employment advancement opportunities

Please note that to work on an Australian Registered Vessel you will need an AMSA recognized STCW10

What will I learn?

  • Advanced 1st Aid, learn how to suture wounds and give injections
  • Fight and extinguish fires, types and classes, hazard awareness
  • Survive at sea in the event of vessel abandonment
  • Minimise fire risk & maintain state of readiness to respond to emergency situations involving fire
  • Observe safe working practices
  • Comply with emergency procedures
  • Contribute to effective human relationships on board a vessel

What do I bring?

Up to date and current photo ID, Pen/pencil and note paper, Change of clothes when undertaking pool work, [fully clothed in overalls or shorts and t shirt whist in the water], Enclosed footwear and long pants for live flare drills and Lunch

Where are we?

These cousres are run in either Manly, Brisbane, QLD or Mosman, Sydney, NSW

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