Security Awareness for all Seafarers – Grundläggande sjöfartsskyddsutbildning (SA)
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Introduction
Security awareness 3.27
Learning objectives
Learning Objectives (2 of 2)
September 11 2001
USS Cole, October 2000
IMB Live Piracy Map
Security Threat: Piracy
Security threat: terrorism
Security threat: contraband smuggling
Security threat: stowaways
Security threat: cargo theft
Security threat: collateral damage
Why ships?
Terrorist aims
Potential targets
15 lessons
Maritime Security policies
Maritime security policies
Maritime security policies
Maritime security policies policies, STCW Code, the Manila Amendment
Maritime security policies policies – The ISPS Code
Maritime security policies policies – National security regulations
Maritime security policies: CSI
Maritime security policies policies: C-TPAT
Definitions
Ship Security Plan
Company Security Officer
Port Facility
Ship Security Officer
Ship/ Port Interface
Ship to ship activity
Port Facility Security Officer
Recognized Security Organization
Designated authority
Security incident
Piracy attack
Piracy attack
Hijack
Illegal boarding
Suspicious or aggressive approach
Declaration of Security (DOS)
Security levels
Definitions – Security level
Handling sensitive security-related information communications
27 lessons
Security responsibilities
Responsibilities of the port facility
Responsibilities of the port facility
Responsibilities of the flag state and port state
Responsibilities of the company
Responsibilities of the company
Ship personnel with specific security duties
Military and intergovernmental organizations
Use of privately contracted armed security personnel
Other personnel
Responsibilities of the Port Facility Security Officer
Responsibilities of the Port Facility Security Officer
Responsibilities of the Port Facility Security Officer
Responsibilities of the crew and the ship
Responsibilities of the company Security Officer
Responsibilities of the crew and the ship
Responsibilities of the port facility
All personel on board
17 lessons
Threat identification, recognition
Typical pirates attacks
The pirates'/robbert' objective
Best management practices for protection against Somalia-based piracy
Look out for:
Look out for:
Threat identification, recognition, and responsibility
Security actions – conclusions
7 lessons
Ship security actions
Restricted areas
Access to the ship
Security levels
Monitoring the security of the ship
Reporting of security incidents
Recommended actions in response to attacks and attempted attacks by pirates and armed robberts
Recommended actions in response to attacks and attempted attacks by pirates and armed robberts
Recommended actions in response to attacks and attempted attacks by pirates and armed robberts
Recommended actions in response to attacks and attempted attacks by pirates and armed robberts
Recommended actions in response to attacks and attempted attacks by pirates and armed robberts
Handlin unaccompanied luggage
Delivery of the ships stores
Handling of cargo
Threat identification, recognition and response
14 lessons
Emergency preparedness
Security Drills and Exercises
Security Drills and Exercises
Stowaways
Piracy
Unidentified objects / explosives on vessel
Bomb threat
Hijacking
Emergency preparedness, drills and exercies
8 lessons
Introduction
Why ships?
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