ILO Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006) training course in Hamburg

Available Dates

Jan-06-2025

Hamburg
Mar-03-2025

Hamburg
May-05-2025

Hamburg
July-07-2025

Hamburg
Sep-01-2025

Hamburg
Sep-29-2025

Hamburg
Nov-03-2025

Hamburg
Dec-01-2025

Hamburg

Dates in Other Venues

Jan-06-2025

Athens
Jan-20-2025

Dubai
Feb-10-2025

London
Feb-24-2025

Rotterdam
Feb-24-2025

Istanbul
Mar-03-2025

Athens
Mar-17-2025

Dubai
Apr-14-2025

London
Apr-28-2025

Istanbul
Apr-28-2025

Rotterdam
May-05-2025

Athens
May-19-2025

Dubai
June-16-2025

London
June-23-2025

Istanbul
June-23-2025

Rotterdam
July-07-2025

Athens
July-21-2025

Dubai
Aug-11-2025

London
Aug-25-2025

Rotterdam
Aug-25-2025

Istanbul
Sep-01-2025

Athens
Sep-15-2025

Dubai
Sep-29-2025

Athens
Oct-13-2025

London
Oct-27-2025

Istanbul
Oct-27-2025

Rotterdam
Nov-03-2025

Athens
Nov-17-2025

Dubai
Dec-01-2025

Athens
Dec-08-2025

London
Dec-15-2025

Dubai
Dec-22-2025

Rotterdam
Dec-22-2025

Istanbul

Course Details

The Maritime Labour Convention of 2006 was made mandatory in 2013 to ships and shipowners, which has been considered as the fourth pillar of international shipping regulations.

This course will give sufficient background and knowledge to people responsible for the MLC 2006 practice and implementation.

Understand the background, requirements, and implementation of MLC 2006
Examine the key elements of MLC 2006
Recognize standards and guidelines to relevant legislations.
Identify required documentation on vessels by MLC 2006
Understand the MLC inspection process

Ship Officers and Engineers
Ship Owners
Ship Managers
Technical Superintendents
Designated Person Ashore
Flag Administrations
Port State Control Officers

Hamburg

Course Outline

3 days course

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Maritime Labour Convention 2006

History
Fundamental Rights, Workers Rights, MLC
Seafarer’s Rights
Dynamics of MLC 2006
Structure of MLC 2006
Convention Amendments: 2014 and 2016

Minimum Requirements for Seafarers to Work on a Ship

Minimum Age
Medical Certificate
Training and Qualifications
Recruitment and Placement
Scrutinizing Manning Agency or Recruitment Company

Conditions of Employment

Seafarer’s Employment Agreements
Employment Inclusions
Wages
Overtime
Allotment
Entitlements and Benefits
Hours of Work and Rest
Entitlement to Leave
Repatriation
Force Majeure Compensations
Manning Levels
Career and Skill Development and Opportunities

Accommodation, Recreational Facilities & Food and Caterin

Accommodation and Recreational Facilities
Food and Catering

Health Protection, Medical Care, Welfare and Social Protection

Medical Care Onboard and Ashore
Onboard Medical Facilities
Shipowner’s Liability
Health and Safety Protection and Accident Prevention
Young Seafarers
Access to Shore-based Welfare Facilities
Consulates
Social Security

Compliance and Enforcement

Flag State Responsibilities
Declaration of Maritime Labour Compliance
Maritime Labour Certificate
Other Certificates and Related Documents
Validity of Certificates
Inspection and Enforcement
Onboard Complaint Procedures
Maritime Casualties
Port State Responsibilities
Inspections in Port
Onshore seafarer complaint-handling process
Manning / Recruitment Office Responsibilities

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