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Safety Training
The Marine Safety Division of the Nautical Institute provides a variety of safety related courses for deck/engineer officers and seafarers. A high degree of realism is sustained during training by use of the Institute's extensive fire fighting field, enclosed wave generation pool and dockside lifeboat facility. Most of the courses are a prerequisite for officer certification at an identified level or necessary before a student proceeds to sea. Information on course content, methodology and schedule are available from the Nautical Institute. Regulatory details are available at [www.tc.gc.ca] by following the links to "Canada Ship Act 2001" and then to "Marine Personnel Regulations".
Course offerings include:
| MED A1 - Basic Safety | Marine Basic First Aid |
| MED A2 - Small Vessel Safety Passenger | H2S Alive Toxicity Awareness |
| MED A3 - Small Vessel Safety | Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) |
| STCW6.1 - Basic Safety | Workplace Hazardous Materials (WHMIS) |
| STCW6.2 - Survival Craft | Safe and Substance-Free Transportation |
| STCW6.3 - Advanced Firefighting | Fall Arrest |
| STCW6.2.2 - Fast Rescue Craft | Confined Space Entry |
| Marine Advanced First Aid | Confined Space Familiarization |
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