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MAR 425 Maritime Law and Maritime Labour Convention (MLC)

HND2 levelEngineering & Technology32 topics

MAR 425 covers 32 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Chemical cargo properties and hazards
  2. Cargo compatibility and segregation
  3. Chemical cargo loading and discharging
  4. Tank cleaning and ballasting
  5. Cargo system diagrams and tank arrangements
  6. Toxicity, reactivity and corrosion risks
  7. Pollution prevention on chemical tankers
  8. Cargo planning and risk assessment
  9. Chemical tanker regulations and codes
  10. Advanced Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations
  11. Chemical tanker cargo systems and tank arrangements
  12. Loading, discharging and ballasting operations
  13. Cargo pumps, pipelines, valves, heating and ventilation systems
  14. Tank atmosphere control and gas measurement
  15. Tank cleaning, stripping and gas freeing
  16. Cargo documentation, MSDS and compatibility charts
  17. Crew safety, PPE and emergency drills
  18. MARPOL, SOLAS, IBC Code and tanker safety regulations
  19. Emergency response to leaks, spills, toxic exposure and fire
  20. Maritime legal framework and regulatory obligations
  21. Sources and scope of maritime law
  22. Nigerian maritime laws
  23. International maritime conventions
  24. Maritime labour law, employment and welfare
  25. Crew contracts, rights and employment conditions
  26. Shipboard welfare standards
  27. Workplace harassment, bullying and inclusive leadership
  28. Industrial relations and harmonious working relationships
  29. Discipline, grievance handling and dispute resolution
  30. Ethical judgement in personnel and compliance matters
  31. Compliance oversight and management responsibility
  32. Continuous improvement and lessons learned

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Chemical cargo properties and hazards

Chemical cargo properties and hazards encompass the physical and chemical characteristics that determine how a cargo behaves during transport, such as flammability, reactivity, toxicity, and compatibility. Mastering these concepts is vital for the exam because they underpin safe stowage, segregation, emergency response, and compliance with the Maritime Labour Convention and International Maritime Organization…

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