Basic training in maritime protection (PSA) in Motril

Very popular activity. Places usually run out 54 days before leaving

Objectives of this course:

- That the student acquires basic skills related to reporting events that affect protection, including attempts and attacks by pirates or armed robbers.

- Be able to determine the procedures to be followed when a security threat is recognized, and participate in emergency and contingency procedures related to security in accordance with the ISPS Code (code adopted by the IMO, to establish an international framework cooperation to detect threats and adopt preventive measures

- This course identifies the different threats to which both commercial and leisure navigation is subject, among which we will discuss terrorism, drug trafficking, human trafficking, piracy or illegal fishing. We will also learn about the proposals that the international community has put in place to promote safer maritime navigation and transportation.

Plan

• Programming:
1. Introduction to maritime protection.
2. Applicable regulations.
3. Ship protection plan (PPB).
4. Carrying out inspections.
5. Access control.
6. Training, exercises and protection practices. Risk recognition.
7. Threats to protection. Use of equipment and systemsKnow and become familiar with the different related resources and sources of information
with maritime security.
8. Know some of the most significant terrorist attacks that occurred in the maritime field as well as their modus operandi.
9 Identify the terrorist groups that have deployed attacks in the maritime area.
10. Know the role of maritime transport in the drug trafficking business at a global level.
11. Identify the most important maritime routes for drug trafficking.
12. Identify what irregular human trafficking is and its most important maritime routes.
13. Know the most important data related to irregular human trafficking.
14. Carry out a case study of irregular human trafficking in the Mediterranean.
15. Identify the main areas where piracy incidents currently occur throughout the planet.
16. Analyze the causes and factors that favor maritime piracy.
17. Identify what is meant by illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
18. Know the most relevant data regarding the IUU fishing business.
19. Analyze why IUU fishing is a threat to maritime security.
20. Recognize some basic maritime concepts.
21. Identify how international law deals with maritime crimes, as well as the role of national legislation.
22. Know the measures implemented by international and regional organizations to address the different threats to maritime security: International Conventions and Agreements, Codes of Conduct, naval operations, etc. protection.

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