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For the Basic Safety Training
The STCW Basic Safety Training (BST) is a compulsory international basic course for anyone working on board a ship, which teaches participants how to respond to emergencies and fires, and how to survive at sea following a shipwreck, including first aid, firefighting and personal safety, in order to comply with the requirements of the international STCW Convention.
Extra: Participants in our Basic Safety Course also receive a BHV certificate and can also obtain a Deckhand certificate .
For the Basic Safety Training
For all personnel on seagoing vessels, including merchant shipping and commercial yachts. A Basic Safety certificate is mandatory for all such personnel.
The course lasts four days; the topics covered during these four days are:
Basic safety theory
Firefighting including practical exercises
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Elementary first aid, theory and practice
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Life jackets and equipment, practical exercises
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Do I need the BST to obtain or maintain my Certificate of Competency?
The Enkhuizen Nautical College has been the institute for training professional sailors since 1978. Since then, the college has evolved with the times. Every year, all programs and courses are thoroughly reviewed and adapted to current standards and regulations.
Lessons at the Enkhuizen Nautical College are structured and of high quality. We achieve this with expert teachers, good teaching materials, and a pleasant social environment. Safe sailing starts with a good and solid foundation of training, knowledge, and experience.
For the Basic Safety Training
Register quickly, as we only offer this course once a year.
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