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Types of shipping training
BIMCO offers three types of training for shipping professionals: masterclasses and seminars (face-to-face or online), eLearning, and shipping schools (residential). Masterclasses, seminars and shipping schools rely on trainers with years of hands-on experience. BIMCO courses are highly interactive a... Please follow the link to continue reading.
Customised inhouse training
BIMCO delivers training programmes which are tailored to suit your objectives and requirements. The topics offered are based but not limited to our current course programmes or topics. BIMCO offers courses on a specific business area. Together with your company, we can design the programme to match ... Please follow the link to continue reading.
MLC, 2006: Title 1 Minimum requirements for seafarers to work on a ship
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Advancements in alternative fuels: Emphasising human safety and preparedness
Addressing safety concerns of alternative fuels on ships, including design, operation, and training gaps, is essential for managing risks and supporting safe decarbonisation efforts, with ongoing IMO and industry collaborations working to develop guidelines and enhance crew readiness.
BIMCO launches Advanced Maritime Training Week for senior managers
BIMCO has launched a new top level course for experienced senior industry professionals.
Industry guidance and recommendations for ECDIS training
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e-Bills of Lading
BIMCO's Standard on e-Bills of Lading
Industry Recommendations for ECDIS Training
MLC, 2006: Title 3 Accommodation, recreational facilities, food and catering
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