Safety & working with Methanol & Marine Diesel Engines

Workers handling hazardous substances should do the following:

- Always read labels to understand what they are working with
- Ensure the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is accessible before materials are used
- Understand how to deal with a spill or exposure to that chemical (Methanol).
- Minimise contact with hazardous substances according to working conditions legislation.

Target group

Employees of manufacturers, shipping, transport, storage, maintenance and distribution companies.

Content

Together with Anglo Belgian Corporation, we provide specialised training on the application of methanol in marine engines.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF TRAINING FOR MARINE ENGINES
The objectives of the training are to impart the necessary knowledge and skills to work with methanol in a safe and professional manner.
To achieve these objectives, we offer the following training:
• Description of hazardous goods
• Description of methanol
• Methanol Tug training in collaboration with ABC (4 days)
• Working safely with Methanol
• Bunkering safety regulations
• International signals when bunkering
• What to do in the event of an accident
• Exercises

Completion

If desired, the course can be concluded with a test.

Participants receive a certificate of participation or a certificate showing that the exam was passed.