Chesapeake Marine Training Institute Training
Basic and Advanced Firefighting
Basic, advanced, combined and revalidation firefighting courses meeting USCG and STCW requirements.
Description
CMTI offers Basic Firefighting, Advanced Firefighting, Combined Basic & Advanced Fire Fighting and Advanced Firefighting Revalidation. Basic Firefighting meets USCG or IMO requirements for a basic firefighting course and is part of STCW Basic Training.
Key features
- Advanced Firefighting Revalidation meets STCW renewal requirements for mariners serving on seagoing ships with at least 360 days of sea service in the past five years
- Revalidation satisfies STCW Code Section A-VI/3 and 46 CFR 11.201(h)(1) and 11.303(d), with the listed NVIC 09.14 assessment tasks
- Combined basic and advanced course option
Delivery
- Classroom training at CMTI's facility in Hayes, Virginia, open 52 weeks a year
- Taught by licensed professional mariners, with personal tutoring when needed
- Support continues until the USCG license or document is issued
Specifications
| Revalidation standard | STCW A-VI/3; 46 CFR 11.201(h)(1), 11.303(d) |
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