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There’s a range of safety focused courses available throughout Australia - check out the recommended courses list published by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA). 

These courses cover the requirements before your are certified to operate or work onboard a sea going vessel.

Please note, AMSA is not a registered training organisation. 

Training organisations that offer Certificate 1-4 in maritime operations can assist you with these basic competencies - AMSA provides information to contact these providers.

Aimed at both employers and employees to assist them with on water hazard and risk management, it provides resources and information to assist with the development of a comprehensive workplace safety system. 

This includes online module-based safety information for people working in fishing and aquaculture, including specific fisheries.

Sea Safe is transitioning SeSAFE training modules as part of a national safety campaign. Contact Seafood Industry Australia for more information and access. 

More about the course and Stay Afloat (Seafood Industry National Mental Health Program)

Stay Afloat Australia is the national mental health program for the Australian seafood industry, run by Seafood Industry Australia (SIA) and supported by Australian Government Department of Health’s Mental Health Emergency Response funding.

The program focuses on providing

• Stay Afloat communities around the country to create a Trusted Advocates network
• Mental Health and Wellbeing Training and education activities 

Gain an understanding of the dynamic work environment and the skills required to effectively uptake new communications and technologies in this online innovative course.

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This online course provides an overview of data analysis and interpretive techniques that can be applied to produce meaningful results. 

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This online course identifies communication tools and correct etiquette including email, instant messenger and video calling applications and investigates the key aspects of social media and how to use technology applications.

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This online course introduces the current and emerging trends in cyber security, secrecy protection techniques and availability of computer systems and data.

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This course provides an understanding of the basics of data, its history, why data is used and how it is collected. 

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Gain an understanding of the key components of data security, its importance and how data should be maintained through this online course. 

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