US MARAD-compliant CVSSA
The purpose of the course is to equip personnel who may be required to respond to a ‘reportable’ crime aboard ship, to do so in accordance with the CVSSA 2010. Personnel who receive training through this course will ensure a vessel’s compliance with USCG directive, under the Act.
Outline
- The Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act 2010
- Security threats to cruise ships
- Maritime security legislation
- Crime prevention, threats, risks and vulnerabilities
- The principles of security
- Security and surveillance equipment
- Circumventing security measures
- Mandatory reporting
- The recognition of crime
- Evidence: early evidence kits, crime scene photography, processing evidence, witnesses
- Missing persons, sudden deaths and fatal accidents
- Rape, sexual and serious physical assaults
- Post-incident review and experiential learning cycle
- Confidentiality and data protection
- Legal aspects: common offences, use of force and custody
At the end of the course you should be able to:
- Contribute to the enhancement of safety and security through heightened awareness
- Recognise security and safety risks, threats and vulnerabilities in order to prevent crime
- Identify and preserve evidence
- Report and record criminal offences
Who is this for?
Those personnel on board ship who may be required to manage the immediate response to a reportable crime.
What prior study is recommended?
Education, skills or experience equivalent to undergraduate level.
How is it delivered?
In-house training
F2F (2 days)
