SILABUS DAN DETAIL TRAINING PUBLIK
BULAN MARET 2013
SILABUS 1 Oil Spill Response Level 1 (First Responder)
SILABUS 2 Oil Spill Response Level 2 (Second Level Of Response)
SILABUS 2 Oil Spill Response Level 2 (Second Level Of Response)
SILABUS 3 Introduction To Marine Spill Response For Shipping
SILABUS 4 Introduction to Marine Hazardous & Noxious Substance (HNS) Response at Operational Level (IMO HNS Operational Level)
SILABUS 5 Cashflow Project & Financial Forecast
SILABUS 5 Cashflow Project & Financial Forecast
SILABUS 6 Warehouse And Inventory Management
Pelaksanaan tanggal 18-21 Maret 2013
SYLLABUS :
INTRODUCTION TO MARINE SPILL RESPONSE FOR SHIPPING
COURSE OBJECTIVE
Delegates will gain an understanding of pre-spill planning, of the legislation regarding
marine pollution caused by vessels, the role of the vessel, owner and insurers, the
actions that the vessel can take towards the spill response operation and the
importance of Health and Safety during an oil spill.
COURSE OUTLINE
- Introduction to Oil Pollution
- Pollution Legislation
- Oil Spill Properties, Behaviour and Fate
- Health and Safety
- Environmental Sensitivity and Impacts
- Response options
- Contingency Planning – Vessels
- Oil Spill Response – Onboard
- HNS Transportation
- The role of the vessel, owner and insurers
- Media
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course is designed for all seamen (captains, engineers, abs) and the operations
department, SQM department and DPA within a shipping company who would be
involved in the pollution response of an incident caused by their vessel.
INSTRUKT0R & CV
Martono,ST, and team
Education :
- From Sebelas Maret University, Major on Occupational Safety & Health D III (1991)
- Diponegoro University, Major on Environmental Engineering S1 (2004).
Expert and Experience :
He is a trainer like as Training Fire & Safety Training, Training for Trainers , Hazard and Operability Study (Hazop (s) ), English Course conducted under TCDC Program, Risk Assessment and Analysis, Hazard Analysis and Audit, Safety & Environment Management for Offshore Petroleum Development (JICA Program/ Japan), Accident Investigation Workshop, Oil Industry Development and Management, (KOICA Program/ Korea) , etc. He has many Experience Instructor/Lecturer of Health, Safety and Environment at Oil and Gas Educational and Training Center in Cepu since 1994, Sub section Head of Training Program Planning/Designer of HSE training course at Oil and Gas Educational and Training Center in Cepu (1994 –2000), experience in oil & gas sectors, hazard identification, HAZOP, hazard analysis, Chief of Loss Prevention Profession ( 2004) Functional Lecturer start froms 2009 until now.
SYLLABUS :
Introduction to Marine Hazardous & Noxious Substance (HNS) Response at Operational Level (IMO HNS Operational Level)
COURSE OBJECTIVE
Participants will gain an understanding of the international legislation governing the
transportation of HNS at sea, the risks and threats posed by the loss of HNS, the
behaviour of HNS when spilt, the health and safety issues of HNS response, the various
spill response options and equipment available and the need for risk assessments and
contingency planning.
COURSE OUTLINE
This course is designed for all managers or supervisors who will lead or supervise HNS
spill response teams and those with support responsibilities within an incident
command or emergency team. It is intended for all personnel involved in or governing
the transport of HNS at sea.
INSTRUKT0R & CV
Capt. D. Ismuwiranto, M. Mar , and Team
Marine Certificates
SYLLABUS :
Introduction to Marine Hazardous & Noxious Substance (HNS) Response at Operational Level (IMO HNS Operational Level)
COURSE OBJECTIVE
Participants will gain an understanding of the international legislation governing the
transportation of HNS at sea, the risks and threats posed by the loss of HNS, the
behaviour of HNS when spilt, the health and safety issues of HNS response, the various
spill response options and equipment available and the need for risk assessments and
contingency planning.
COURSE OUTLINE
- International legislation
- How HNS is transported
- Types of vessels involved in transporting HNS
- The properties of HNS
- The HNS classification systems
- The fate and impact of HNS spills in the marine environment
- Response options
- Suitable equipment
- Health & Safety
- De-contamination
- Waste handling and disposal
- Case studies
- Risk assessments
- Contingency planning
- Theoretical exercises
This course is designed for all managers or supervisors who will lead or supervise HNS
spill response teams and those with support responsibilities within an incident
command or emergency team. It is intended for all personnel involved in or governing
the transport of HNS at sea.
INSTRUKT0R & CV
Capt. D. Ismuwiranto, M. Mar , and Team
Marine Certificates
- Deck Officer Class III Jakarta October 13th, 1976
- Deck Officer Class II Jakarta December 22nd, 1980
- Maritime Pilot Surabaya July 30th, 1986
- Deck Officer Class I Jakarta September 12th, 2005
- Master Mariner Jakarta September 21st, 2005
- PT. Angkutan Pertambangan Jakarta Period : 1973 – 1980 Position : Trainee, Second Officer, Chief Officer
- PT. Djakarta Lloyd Jakarta Period : 1980 – 1985 Position : Third Officer, Second Officer
- PT. Tanto Intim Line Surabaya Period : 1995 – 1996 Position : Captain
- PT. (Persero) Pelabuhan Indonesia I Medan Period : 1986 – 2006 Position : Harbour Pilot Belawan (1986 – 1992)Harbour Pilot Malahayati & Lhok Nga (1992-1993 & 1996-2000)
- Harbour Pilot Dumai (2000-2002) Marine Services
- Assistance Manager Tg. Balai Karimun (2002-2006)
- Total E & P Indonesie Balikpapan Period : 6th March 2007 – 15th February 2011 Position : Rig Mover/Sr. Marine Supervisor Akademi Maritim Yogyakarta, Indonesia Period : 1st September 2006 – Now Position Teacher/Instructor
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