Ordu University Lifelong Learning Programme

Description of Individual Course Units

Course Unit Code	Course Unit Title	Type of Course Unit	Year of Study	Semester	Number of ECTS Credits
GMK1092015947	Safety at Sea I	Compulsory	1	1	5

Level of Course Unit

Short Cycle

Objectives of the Course

To understand safety mentality at sea.

Name of Lecturer(s)

Uzman Okay Ferhat UÇAR

Learning Outcomes

1	Student learns to be survive at sea and personel equipments.
2	Student learns fire mecanism and fire fighting equipments to prevent fire on board.
3	Student learns first aid and to use first aid kits.
4	Student learns personal safety and social responsibility training.
5	Student learns proficiency in survival craft and boats.

Mode of Delivery

Evening Education

Prerequisites and co-requisities

None

Recommended Optional Programme Components

None

Course Contents

PERSONAL SURVIVAL TECHNIQUES TRAINING - Clash - Fire - Sinking - Type of lifesaving equipment on board - Located life-saving equipment in liferafts and lifeboats - Location of personal life-saving appliances - Principles about survival - The importance of education and training - Use of personal protective clothing and equipment - Being prepared for emergencies - Lifeboats and life rafts and life saving station when the call is made to the implementation of the action - Movement styles in abandon ship - Movement styles when made in water - The implementation of the action in liferafts and lifeboats - The main dangers for survivors FIRE PREVENTION & FIRE FIGHTING TRAINING - Fire-fighting organization - Fire-fighting Equipment - Location of emergency escape routes - Fire and explosion elements - Fire triangle - Ignition types and sources - Combustible materials, fire hazards and the spread of fire - Continuous need to be cautious and careful - Movement styles on board - Fire / smoke detection and automatic alarm systems - Classification of fire and applicable extinguishing agents - Fire-fighting equipment on board and locations - Stationary equipments and use of equipment - Firefighters and use of equipment - Use of personal equipment - Firefighting equipment and use of them - Fire-fighting procedures, methods and implementation - Use of breathing apparatus ELEMENTARY FIRST AID TRAINING - Evaluation of accidents and threats to their safety - Evaluation of the body structure and function - Emergency preventions need to be taken in case of emergency - Determination of the place of accident - The application of resuscitation techniques - Controlling to Bleeding - The proper use of basic shock management - Appropriate intervention procedures for accidents caused by electric current - Appropriate intervention procedures burn by boiling water and other burn accidents - Rescue and transport a survivor - The application of the bandage - The use of supplies in the emergency kit PERSONAL SAFETY AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TRAINING - To comply with the emergency procedures - Clash - Fire - Sinking - Knowing the probability plans to respond to emergencies on board - Emergency signals - The allocation of specific tasks to the crews in drill schedules. - Muster stations - Correct use of personal safety equipment - The procedures to be performed for explore the potential emergencies such as fire,clash,sinking and water entered the ship - Emergency alarm signals when the required action to be implemented. - The importance of education and training. - Escape routes, internal communication and alarm systems. PRECAUTION TO BE TAKEN FOR PREVENT POLLUTION AROUND THE SEA - The operational impact of pollution or accidents of the marine enviroment. - Basic environmental protection methods. - Basic information about the complexity and diversity of the marine environment - SAFETY APPLICATIONS TO BE OBSERVE - The importance of adherence to safe working practices. - Safety and protection devices are available to protect against the potential dangers of the ship. - Measures should be taken before entering the closed area. - Information about international precautions on accident prevention and occupational health - CONTRIBUTING TO THE EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION ON BOARD - Principles of effective communication between individuals and teams on board. - Information about the barriers to communication. - Communicate effectively and protection skills. - CONTRIBUTING TO THE EFFECTIVE HUMAN RELATIONS ON BOARD - The importance of maintaining good human and labor relations board. - Basic principles and practices of teamwork, including resolving the dispute. - Social responsibility; working conditions; personal rights and obligations. - The dangers of drug and alcohol use as purposefully bad. - CONTROLING THE FATIGUE AND UNDERSTANDING TO FATIGUE - The importance of providing the necessary listening - Sleep, fatigue programs and their impact on the daily pace - Effects of physical source of stress on crews. - Effects of environment stress inside and outside of ship and effects of these on crews - Impact of program changes on the fatigue of seafarers. PROFICIENCY IN SURVIVAL CRAFT AND RESCUE BOATS - RESPONSIBILITY ON LIFERAFTS AND LIFEBOATS DURİNG AND AFTER LAUNCHING - Construction, hardware, equipment, properties and facilities of liferafts and lifeboats. - Systems which used to launch the liferafts and lifeboats. - Methods of launching the liferafts and lifeboats on a wavy sea. - Methods of taken up the liferafts and lifeboats. - The procedures to be performed after abandoned ship. - Dangers of using to the release systems which is loaded. - Maintenance and attitudes methods. - STARTING THE ENGINES OF LIFEBOATS - Starting the engines of lifeboats and methods of operations. -MANAGING THE SURVIVORS,LIFERAFTS AND LIFEBOATS AFTER LEAVING THE SHIP - Controling the liferafts and lifeboats at strong weathers. - Use of parima rope,sea anchor and other equipments. - Food and water sharing in the liferafts and lifeboats. - Action which should be done for determining the location of liferafts and lifeboats. - Helicopter rescue method. - Effects and prevention of hypothermia. - Use of diving suit,immersion süit,protective covers and protective clothes. - Use of liferafts and lifeboats with motors for pull drive the lifeboats and rescue survivors and persons at sea. - Disembarkation of the liferafts and lifeboats. - USE OF POSITION EQUIPMENTS WHICH ARE COMMUNICATION AND MARKING DEVICES / FLARES. - Epirbs and SARTs. - Use of radio equipments which being inside the liferafts and lifeboats. - Pyrotechnics and using procedures. - IMPLEMENATATIONS OF FIRS AID FOR SURVIVORS. - First aid kit and the use of vitalization techniques. - Controlling the bleeding and shock - Lead to injured.

Weekly Detailed Course Contents

Week	Theoretical	Practice	Laboratory
1	- Clash - Fire - Sinking - Type of lifesaving equipment on board
2	- Located life-saving equipment in liferafts and lifeboats - Location of personal life-saving appliances - Principles about survival - The importance of education and training - Use of personal protective clothing and equipment - Being prepared for emergencies
3	- Lifeboats and life rafts and life saving station when the call is made to the implementation of the action - Movement styles in abandon ship - Movement styles when made in water - The implementation of the action in liferafts and lifeboats - The main dangers for survivors
4	FIRE PREVENTION & FIRE FIGHTING TRAINING - Fire-fighting organization - Fire-fighting Equipment - Location of emergency escape routes - Fire and explosion elements
5	- Fire triangle - Ignition types and sources - Combustible materials, fire hazards and the spread of fire - Continuous need to be cautious and careful - Movement styles on board - Fire / smoke detection and automatic alarm systems - Classification of fire and applicable extinguishing agents - Fire-fighting equipment on board and locations
6	- Stationary equipments and use of equipment - Firefighters and use of equipment - Use of personal equipment - Firefighting equipment and use of them - Fire-fighting procedures, methods and implementation - Use of breathing apparatus
7	ELEMENTARY FIRST AID TRAINING - Evaluation of accidents and threats to their safety - Evaluation of the body structure and function - Emergency preventions need to be taken in case of emergency - Determination of the place of accident - The application of resuscitation techniques - Controlling to Bleeding
8	Midterm exam
9	- The proper use of basic shock management - Appropriate intervention procedures for accidents caused by electric current - Appropriate intervention procedures burn by boiling water and other burn accidents - Rescue and transport a survivor - The application of the bandage - The use of supplies in the emergency kit
10	PERSONAL SAFETY AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TRAINING - To comply with the emergency procedures - Clash - Fire - Sinking - Knowing the probability plans to respond to emergencies on board - Emergency signals - The allocation of specific tasks to the crews in drill schedules. - Muster stations - Correct use of personal safety equipment - The procedures to be performed for explore the potential emergencies such as fire,clash,sinking and water entered the ship - Emergency alarm signals when the required action to be implemented. - The importance of education and training. - Escape routes, internal communication and alarm systems.
11	PRECAUTION TO BE TAKEN FOR PREVENT POLLUTION AROUND THE SEA - The operational impact of pollution or accidents of the marine enviroment. - Basic environmental protection methods. - Basic information about the complexity and diversity of the marine environment - SAFETY APPLICATIONS TO BE OBSERVE - The importance of adherence to safe working practices. - Safety and protection devices are available to protect against the potential dangers of the ship. - Measures should be taken before entering the closed area. - Information about international precautions on accident prevention and occupational health - CONTRIBUTING TO THE EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION ON BOARD - Principles of effective communication between individuals and teams on board. - Information about the barriers to communication. - Communicate effectively and protection skills.
12	- CONTRIBUTING TO THE EFFECTIVE HUMAN RELATIONS ON BOARD - The importance of maintaining good human and labor relations board. - Basic principles and practices of teamwork, including resolving the dispute. - Social responsibility; working conditions; personal rights and obligations. - The dangers of drug and alcohol use as purposefully bad. - CONTROLING THE FATIGUE AND UNDERSTANDING TO FATIGUE - The importance of providing the necessary listening - Sleep, fatigue programs and their impact on the daily pace - Effects of physical source of stress on crews. - Effects of environment stress inside and outside of ship and effects of these on crews - Impact of program changes on the fatigue of seafarers.
13	PROFICIENCY IN SURVIVAL CRAFT AND RESCUE BOATS - RESPONSIBILITY ON LIFERAFTS AND LIFEBOATS DURİNG AND AFTER LAUNCHING - Construction, hardware, equipment, properties and facilities of liferafts and lifeboats. - Systems which used to launch the liferafts and lifeboats. - Methods of launching the liferafts and lifeboats on a wavy sea. - Methods of taken up the liferafts and lifeboats. - The procedures to be performed after abandoned ship. - Dangers of using to the release systems which is loaded. - Maintenance and attitudes methods.
14	- STARTING THE ENGINES OF LIFEBOATS - Starting the engines of lifeboats and methods of operations. -MANAGING THE SURVIVORS,LIFERAFTS AND LIFEBOATS AFTER LEAVING THE SHIP - Controling the liferafts and lifeboats at strong weathers. - Use of parima rope,sea anchor and other equipments. - Food and water sharing in the liferafts and lifeboats. - Action which should be done for determining the location of liferafts and lifeboats. - Helicopter rescue method. - Effects and prevention of hypothermia. - Use of diving suit,immersion süit,protective covers and protective clothes. - Use of liferafts and lifeboats with motors for pull drive the lifeboats and rescue survivors and persons at sea. - Disembarkation of the liferafts and lifeboats.
15	- USE OF POSITION EQUIPMENTS WHICH ARE COMMUNICATION AND MARKING DEVICES / FLARES. - Epirbs and SARTs. - Use of radio equipments which being inside the liferafts and lifeboats. - Pyrotechnics and using procedures. - IMPLEMENATATIONS OF FIRS AID FOR SURVIVORS. - First aid kit and the use of vitalization techniques. - Controlling the bleeding and shock - Lead to injured.
16	Final exam