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“Offering a training programme that addresses the seafarers directly and that will empower them as individuals to grow and advance in their careers gives us great pride,” says Capt. Gurpreet Singh Ahluwalia, BSM’s General Manager for Training and Development. “With state-of-the-art facilities, experienced trainers and a focus on practical, hands-on training, the BSM Training Foundation is committed to delivering the highest quality of knowledge and skill development for seafarers,” he continues.

BSM Training Foundation represents a significant step in BSM’s commitment to expanding its training capabilities and providing top-class training to an increasing number of maritime professionals. Training is a key component of the company’s strategy to ensure seafarers are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the industry and at their work.

DG-approved STCW courses for Indian seafarers

The BSM Foundation programme now comprises officially DG-approved courses for seafarers aimed at enhancing safety, promoting operational excellence and ensuring compliance with the latest maritime regulations. It includes

  • Advanced Training for Ships using Fuels Covered under IGF Code
  • Basic Training for Ships using Fuels Covered under IGF Code
  • Basic Training for Liquified Gas Tanker Cargo Operations
  • Basic Training for Oil and Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations
  • Crowd Management, Passenger Safety, and Safety Training
  • Crisis Management and Human Behaviour
  • Security Training for Seafarers with Designated Security Duties

The first courses have already been held in the ultra-modern facility and were very well received by the participants. A captain who completed ‘The Basic Training for Ships using fuels covered within the IGF Code’ said, “I am truly impressed by the trainers' extensive knowledge and expertise. The great facility and infrastructure made the learning experience effective but also pleasant."

The BSM Training Foundation in Kochi offers advanced training rooms, the latest technical equipment, an LNG simulator, a workshop and outdoor facilities with realistic ship infrastructure on and below deck.

Find out more about the new Training Foundation on
www.bs-shipmanagement.com/training-foundation/

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About Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement

Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (BSM) is an integrated maritime solutions provider. Managing a fleet of 680 vessels, 40,000 crew and 2,000 shore-based employees enable the delivery of safe, reliable, and efficient ship management services through a network of 11 ship management centres, 28 crew service centres and six wholly owned maritime training centres across the world. Alongside comprehensive ship management services, BSM offers a suite of complementary maritime solutions that are customised to meet individual customer requirements. As a member of the Schulte Group, BSM benefits from its 140+ years of experience in the shipping industry.
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