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Maritime Man Overboard (OSHA)
An OSHA-Compliant Training Course offering a comprehensive guide on Man Overboard scenarios.
This OSHA-Compliant Maritime Man Overboard (OSHA) Training Course provides a comprehensive understanding about Man Overboard situations.
Featuring in-depth modules and real-life case studies, this digital course meets the requirements for formal training. After completing the course, learners will have the ability to generate a customizable form, which can be utilized to monitor the practical application of principles discussed during the course.
This online course on Maritime Man Overboard includes the following topics:
- Introduction
- Prepare
- Prevent
- Hazards
- MOB
- Rescue
- Conclusion
About 60 minutes
Assessments carried out throughout this online course are formulated to reinforce the information provided. An achievement of 80% is required to earn a certificate of completion. Learners are allowed three attempts to reach the pass mark. Course materials for this online Maritime Man Overboard (OSHA) course can be accessed digitally.
Successful completion of this online course will enable you to download and print a certificate of completion.
Course Details
Course Length
This course will take roughly 60 minutes
Passing Mark
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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