
A STCW define o padrão global para treinamento de segurança marítima, garantindo que os marítimos estejam devidamente certificados e preparados para operações seguras no mar.

Maersk Training is an accredited STCW training provider, delivering internationally recognised maritime safety courses that meet the requirements of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers. Our STCW-certified programmes are trusted by shipping companies, port operators, and maritime professionals around the world.

STCW stands for the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers. Adopted by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) in 1978 and brought into force in 1984, STCW was created to establish minimum qualification standards for seafarers serving on internationally trading vessels.
Before STCW existed, maritime training standards varied significantly between countries, creating inconsistency in crew competency and contributing to accidents at sea. The convention changed that. It defined the baseline knowledge, skills, and watchkeeping practices that every seafarer must demonstrate, regardless of their flag state or nationality.
Today, STCW is recognised in over 160 countries and applies to approximately 1.5 million seafarers operating globally.
Como um provedor credenciado pelo STCW, a Maersk Training oferece cursos especializados desenvolvidos por instrutores experientes, garantindo um treinamento prático que prepara os participantes para desafios reais no setor marítimo. Os cursos STCW mais populares incluem:

Este treinamento STCW é obrigatório para todos os marítimos. Este programa abrange habilidades essenciais de segurança, incluindo técnicas de sobrevivência pessoal, combate a incêndio básico, primeiros socorros e segurança pessoal e responsabilidade social.

O curso STCW de Combate a Incêndio Avançado capacita os marítimos com habilidades para controlar e gerenciar incidentes de incêndio a bordo, abrangendo prevenção, resposta e procedimentos de segurança.

Este curso foca nas habilidades essenciais para operar embarcações de sobrevivência e botes de resgate, além de procedimentos de emergência e protocolos de segurança.

The 2010 Manila Amendments introduced a transitional requirement for existing seafarers to upgrade their STCW certificates by 1 January 2017. Seafarers who completed their basic safety training before this date and did not undertake refresher training may hold certificates that are no longer considered valid under STCW 2010 standards.
Shipping companies and crew managers should ensure all crew members hold current, valid STCW certification before deployment. Maersk Training's team can advise on which courses apply to your crew's certification status.

STCW is administered by the International Maritime Organisation, the United Nations specialised agency responsible for regulating international shipping. The IMO sets the framework and minimum standards within STCW, but implementation and enforcement is the responsibility of individual flag states.
Flag states must ensure that seafarers serving under their flag hold the required STCW certificates and that approved training programmes meet IMO standards. Port state control officers can verify the STCW certification of crew members during vessel inspections, and non-compliant seafarers can be prevented from working.