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Course Overview
The "Supervise Marine Work for WSH" course, formerly called the "Shipyard Safety Supervisor Course," is intended to give supervisors or coordinators of workplace safety and health (WSH) the information and hands-on training they need to oversee WSH in the maritime sector. Understanding WSH laws, recognizing risks, assessing and managing them, performing safety inspections, and managing incident investigations are the main objectives of the training. It also discusses things like permit-to-work (PTW) processes and the Vessel Safety Coordinating Committee (VSCC). In essence, it equips people to actively oversee WSH procedures in a maritime setting. 

Course Outline
1. The Value of Occupational Safety and Health
2. Repercussions of hazardous work procedures and conditions
3. Important WSH regulations and other requirements pertinent to the marine sector
4. WSH Regulations (Shipbuilding and Ship Repair)
5. WSH management system overview
6. The maritime industry's supervisor's WSH obligations
7. General safety in shipyards
8. Committee for the Coordination for Vessel Safety
9. The method of risk management
10. The marine industry's permit-to-work system for high-risk jobs
11. Commonplace shipbuilding and ship repair operations
12. Common WSH risks in the maritime sector
13. Measures to control WSH
14. Techniques for identifying hazards
15. WSH inspections conducted by organizations
16. Reporting and investigating incidents

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