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Lithium Ion Battery Safety Awareness on Superyachts

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Lithium-ion Battery Safety Awareness on Superyachts is essential for all yacht crew, staff, and shoreside managers of yachts that carry Li-ion battery-powered tenders, toys, and equipment. The full course consists of 8 short lessons that provide an in-depth study of the electrochemistry and hazards of Li-ion batteries. The philosophy underpinning this course is that prevention is better than cure, and the course sets out best practices that can be easily implemented to mitigate any risks associated with Li-ion technology. 

The course is delivered in partnership with VIRSEC.

Who is this course for?

  • Superyacht crew who use Li-ion battery-operated equipment.
  • Competent Persons responsible for battery charging operations.
  • Safety Officers and Emergency Response Teams.
  • Yacht Captains and Officers who must provide confident leadership in implementing safe operating procedures for Li-ion batteries.
  • Yacht Managers who must manage and document their safety culture for Li-ion batteries.

Course subjects

Subjects covered within this course include:

  • The development of Li-ion battery technology.
  • How Li-ion batteries function.
  • Where Li-ion batteries can be found on yachts.
  • Recognising and preventing Li-ion battery abuse.
  • The statutory need for hazard identification for Li-ion batteries.
  • Toxic and explosive gas hazards.
  • Fire and thermal runaway.
  • Basic fire theory as applied to Li-ion battery fires.
  • Fixed firefighting systems on yachts.
  • Advanced equipment and solutions for tackling Li-ion fires.
  • Safe battery storage handling and disposal.
  • Safe battery charging practices.

Compliance

ISM Code

The ISM Code sets out requirements of procedures for the personnel, especially performing safety roles, to properly familiarize with their duties. Furthermore, it puts an emphasis on the training necessary to support safety management systems. The Lithium-ion Battery Safety Awareness course reinforces the commitment to the ISM Code obligations by updating the personnel on safety protocols and offering comprehensive training to the crew in charge of safety operations on superyachts. 

STCW Convention Regulation 

STCW Convention Regulation I/14 – 5 emphasizes that the seafarers should be familiar with their duties, ship arrangements, equipment, and relevant procedures. The Li-ion Battery Awareness course provides practical knowledge of routine and emergency procedures when handling Li-ion powered equipment.  

     MCA MGN 681

    In its MGN 681 issued in June 2023, the MCA stated the requirement for the competent person to undertake battery charging operations onboard. Based on the note and Code of Safe Working Practices, the course helps define the competent person's role and duties. 

    Bulk purchase

    Bulk pricing is available for this course. For more information, contact us at training@seascopefrance.com. 

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    I've just completed my assessment for the Lithium Ion battery awareness course for super yachts. Really enjoyed the course, brilliant. Some of the black magic surrounding Li Ion batteries has now been fully digested.

    Lithium-ion Battery Safety Awareness on Superyachts is essential for all yacht crew, staff, and shoreside managers of yachts that carry Li-ion battery-powered tenders, toys, and equipment. The full course consists of 8 short lessons that provide an in-depth study of the electrochemistry and hazards of Li-ion batteries. The philosophy underpinning this course is that prevention is better than cure, and the course sets out best practices that can be easily implemented to mitigate any risks associated with Li-ion technology. 

    The course is delivered in partnership with VIRSEC.

    Who is this course for?
    • Superyacht crew who use Li-ion battery-operated equipment.
    • Competent Persons responsible for battery charging operations.
    • Safety Officers and Emergency Response Teams.
    • Yacht Captains and Officers who must provide confident leadership in implementing safe operating procedures for Li-ion batteries.
    • Yacht Managers who must manage and document their safety culture for Li-ion batteries.
    Course subjects

    Subjects covered within this course include:

    • The development of Li-ion battery technology.
    • How Li-ion batteries function.
    • Where Li-ion batteries can be found on yachts.
    • Recognising and preventing Li-ion battery abuse.
    • The statutory need for hazard identification for Li-ion batteries.
    • Toxic and explosive gas hazards.
    • Fire and thermal runaway.
    • Basic fire theory as applied to Li-ion battery fires.
    • Fixed firefighting systems on yachts.
    • Advanced equipment and solutions for tackling Li-ion fires.
    • Safe battery storage handling and disposal.
    • Safe battery charging practices.
    Compliance

    ISM Code

    The ISM Code sets out requirements of procedures for the personnel, especially performing safety roles, to properly familiarize with their duties. Furthermore, it puts an emphasis on the training necessary to support safety management systems. The Lithium-ion Battery Safety Awareness course reinforces the commitment to the ISM Code obligations by updating the personnel on safety protocols and offering comprehensive training to the crew in charge of safety operations on superyachts. 

    STCW Convention Regulation 

    STCW Convention Regulation I/14 – 5 emphasizes that the seafarers should be familiar with their duties, ship arrangements, equipment, and relevant procedures. The Li-ion Battery Awareness course provides practical knowledge of routine and emergency procedures when handling Li-ion powered equipment.  

       MCA MGN 681

      In its MGN 681 issued in June 2023, the MCA stated the requirement for the competent person to undertake battery charging operations onboard. Based on the note and Code of Safe Working Practices, the course helps define the competent person's role and duties. 

      Bulk purchase

      Bulk pricing is available for this course. For more information, contact us at training@seascopefrance.com. 

      All our courses are conducted in English. A sufficient level of understanding and speaking is required in order to successfully complete the course. Contact us if you have any questions.

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