Learning Outcomes

The "Complying with the MLC 2006" course equips participants with a thorough understanding of the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) 2006, focusing on its requirements and practical implementation. Learners will gain insights into seafarers' rights, working and living conditions, and the responsibilities of shipping companies to ensure compliance. The course emphasizes fostering safe and equitable working environments, maintaining certification, and avoiding non-compliance penalties. Graduates will be well-prepared to manage MLC 2006 compliance effectively within their organizations.

Focus Points

This course highlights the core elements of the MLC 2006, including the responsibilities of shipowners, seafarers’ rights, and onboard working and living standards. Key topics include certification and inspection processes, grievance mechanisms, and the role of flag and port state controls. Participants will learn practical steps to implement MLC 2006 requirements, mitigate risks, and uphold international standards. Through case studies and examples, the course ensures learners can address real-world challenges in maintaining compliance and promoting crew welfare.

Participants

The "Complying with the MLC 2006" course is designed for crewing managers, HR personnel, shipowners, and maritime compliance officers. Participants should have a basic understanding of crew management and maritime operations. This course is ideal for those responsible for ensuring compliance with international labor standards or improving crew welfare practices. While prior knowledge of the MLC 2006 is helpful, it is not mandatory, as the program provides foundational knowledge and advanced implementation strategies.