BRM

Description

All our trainers are experienced navigators and will be drawing on experiences gained at sea to highlight important factors and to demonstrate effective processes in the classroom, then allowing for the processes to be developed in the Simulator. Candidates will be at times put under pressure within the controlled environment to utilise their newly developed skills, and will cover many aspects of resource management such as;

• Sensation, perception and cognition • Human factors
• Stress, fatigue and sleep
• Communication, Assertiveness, Leadership
• Decision making and problem solving
• Briefing and Debriefing
• Resource Management Planning

COURSE TOPICS

• Human factors
• Terminology
• Stress and fatigue
• Leadership
• Communications
• Cultural and situational awareness
• Work load
• Team work

PREREQUISITES

To have watch keeping experience and to have a certificate of Competency, Newly qualified OOW welcome

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