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Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) Onboard
Course Code: ENV006
Overview:
This in-depth course provides maritime professionals with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage hazardous materials onboard vessels. Participants will learn to develop and maintain an Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) in compliance with international regulations such as the Hong Kong Convention and European Union (EU) requirements. Through practical exercises and expert guidance, participants will be equipped to compile, inspect, and certify IHM, ensuring safe and environmentally responsible ship operations.
- In this course you will:
- Who Should Attend:
- Course Outline:
- Understand the fundamentals of IHM regulations.
- Identify hazardous materials commonly found on ships.
- Recognize the health and environmental impacts of hazardous materials.
- Develop and maintain a comprehensive IHM.
- Conduct effective inspections and surveys for IHM.
- Navigate the certification process for IHM.
- Implement a ship recycling plan.
- Comply with industry requirements and practices.
- Utilize ABS and EMSA guidelines for IHM.
- Enhance safety and environmental protection onboard.
- Shipowners and operators
- Marine engineers
- Environmental compliance officers
- Safety and risk management professionals
- Marine surveyors
- Ship recycling managers
Introduction to IHM
- Overview of IHM regulations
- Importance of hazardous materials management
Identification of Hazardous Materials
- Common hazardous materials onboard
- Health and environmental impacts
IHM Development and Maintenance
- Steps to develop an IHM
- Updating and maintaining IHM records
Inspection and Survey Techniques
- Conducting thorough inspections
- Effective survey techniques for IHM
Certification Process
- Requirements for IHM certification
- Documentation and submission processes
Ship Recycling Plan
- Developing a compliant ship recycling plan
- Key components and considerations
Industry Requirements and Practices
- International and regional regulations
- Best practices for hazardous materials management
ABS and EMSA Guidelines
- Utilizing ABS guidance for IHM
- EMSA requirements and recommendations
Practical Workshops
- Case studies and real-life scenarios
- Hands-on exercises in IHM development and inspection
Conclusion and Review
- Recap of key concepts
- Q&A session
