Maritime infection prevention and control training
September 28, 29, 30, 2020
Duration: 3 day (online) | Cost: $1,000.00 USD
Time: 09:30 - 03:30 pm (EST)
Course Objective
To ensure the Company’s dedication to infection prevention and to maintain the safety of both passengers and crew aboard vessels at all times. To facilitate behavioural changes in order to implement new measures and controls.
Who should attend
Shipboard Technical and Hotel Management / Shipboard and Shoreside Medical Staff
Focus Points
- Define the scope for managing infection risk
- Facilitate the identification of best practice in the field
- Provide an in-depth review of the Infection Prevention requirements.
- Raise awareness of the principles and practices that drives the role of the infection prevention program and methods for continuous improvement.
- Facilitate the identification of current best practice in the field of infection prevention and control including:
- Occupational Health & Safety
- Medical Equipment Management
- Surveillance and outbreak investigation
- Allow for a variety of solutions when managing infection risk
The emergence of COVID-19 disrupted the entire maritime industry and brought about an urgent need for vessel owners and operators to not only mitigate infection risk in the interests of business continuity, but also restore stakeholder confidence in the industry. To support vessel owners and operators in their response to COVID-19, or any future emerging pathogen DNV GL launched the Certification in Infection Prevention – Maritime program (CIP-M) which consists of a holistic set of requirements for an infection prevention and control management system. The program has been tailored to fit with established maritime codes (ISM Code in particular) and standards as applicable. Participants will be familiarised with infection risks and best practice in the field of Infection Prevention and Control. Focus will be on passenger ships. This 3-day course may be delivered independently from the certification scheme to build personnel awareness and understanding in the fundamentals of Infection Prevention and Control. Three levels of training are available for relevant on-board and shore-based personnel and can be delivered as classroom training (face to face or online), or via flexible e-learning modules Custom-made modules can also be created to match company- specific procedures, checklists and other assets.
Entry requirements
Basic public health knowledge
Trainer Bios
Simon Mockler
Simon Mockler, Head of Section Maritime Advisory Americas - He has a M Eng (Hons) Ship Science with Naval Architecture, University of Southampton. Joined DNV GL in 2011 and has worked in consulting roles across multiple industry segments specializing in safety & risk management.
Jeremy Gibson Roark
Jeremy Gibson Roark, BSN, RN, CIC, CNOR, CSSM Clinical Surveyor - He is a team Lead and Clinical Surveyor in Hospital accreditation, specializing in Infection Prevention and Control. He has developed and initiated the first certification program for Sterile Processing departments in hospitals and serves as the Chief Nursing Officer and Infection Control Officer of an Ambulatory Surgery Center.
Duration: 3 day (online) | Cost: $1,000.00 USD
Time: 09:30 - 03:30 pm (EST)
Course Objective
To ensure the Company’s dedication to infection prevention and to maintain the safety of both passengers and crew aboard vessels at all times. To facilitate behavioural changes in order to implement new measures and controls.
Who should attend
Shipboard Technical and Hotel Management / Shipboard and Shoreside Medical Staff
Focus Points
- Define the scope for managing infection risk
- Facilitate the identification of best practice in the field
- Provide an in-depth review of the Infection Prevention requirements.
- Raise awareness of the principles and practices that drives the role of the infection prevention program and methods for continuous improvement.
- Facilitate the identification of current best practice in the field of infection prevention and control including:
- Occupational Health & Safety
- Medical Equipment Management
- Surveillance and outbreak investigation
- Allow for a variety of solutions when managing infection risk
The emergence of COVID-19 disrupted the entire maritime industry and brought about an urgent need for vessel owners and operators to not only mitigate infection risk in the interests of business continuity, but also restore stakeholder confidence in the industry. To support vessel owners and operators in their response to COVID-19, or any future emerging pathogen DNV GL launched the Certification in Infection Prevention – Maritime program (CIP-M) which consists of a holistic set of requirements for an infection prevention and control management system. The program has been tailored to fit with established maritime codes (ISM Code in particular) and standards as applicable. Participants will be familiarised with infection risks and best practice in the field of Infection Prevention and Control. Focus will be on passenger ships. This 3-day course may be delivered independently from the certification scheme to build personnel awareness and understanding in the fundamentals of Infection Prevention and Control. Three levels of training are available for relevant on-board and shore-based personnel and can be delivered as classroom training (face to face or online), or via flexible e-learning modules Custom-made modules can also be created to match company- specific procedures, checklists and other assets.
Entry requirements
Basic public health knowledge
Trainer Bios
Simon Mockler
Simon Mockler, Head of Section Maritime Advisory Americas - He has a M Eng (Hons) Ship Science with Naval Architecture, University of Southampton. Joined DNV GL in 2011 and has worked in consulting roles across multiple industry segments specializing in safety & risk management.
Jeremy Gibson Roark
Jeremy Gibson Roark, BSN, RN, CIC, CNOR, CSSM Clinical Surveyor - He is a team Lead and Clinical Surveyor in Hospital accreditation, specializing in Infection Prevention and Control. He has developed and initiated the first certification program for Sterile Processing departments in hospitals and serves as the Chief Nursing Officer and Infection Control Officer of an Ambulatory Surgery Center.