Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr. is seeking “vigorous and sustainable reforms”
in the maritime industry for the Philippines to pass the European Union
safety audit in October and be able to save the jobs of Filipino seafarers
boarding European Union-flagged commercial vessels.
At least 360,000 Filipino seafarers are aboard EU vessels but their number will be pared down by 80,000 initially if the Philippines flunks the safety audit to be conducted by the EU Maritime Safety Agency.
Belmonte stressed the need to upgrade standards of training for the sailors to ensure that all schools comply with international norms and principles.
Earlier, the German Shipowners’ Association (Verband Deutscher Reeder) has warned that tens of thousands Filipino seafarers risk losing their jobs in EU-registered ships if the Philippine government fails to pass the EU maritime audit in October.
The International Chamber of Shipping, the world’s principal shipping organization representing 80 percent of the world’s merchant tonnage, also called the attention of President Benigno Aquino III in a letter to address the EU’s concern over the country’s maritime industry’s failure to pass the audit last April.
During his visit to Germany, Vice President Jejomar Binay disclosed after meeting with some 50 German shipping titans in the seaport capital city of Hamburg that they would keep their Filipino seamen and supported the country’s efforts to pass the next EU maritime safety audit. Read the full Manila Standard article here http://manilastandardtoday.com/2013/06/12/80000-seafarers-face-job-loss/
At least 360,000 Filipino seafarers are aboard EU vessels but their number will be pared down by 80,000 initially if the Philippines flunks the safety audit to be conducted by the EU Maritime Safety Agency.
Belmonte stressed the need to upgrade standards of training for the sailors to ensure that all schools comply with international norms and principles.
Earlier, the German Shipowners’ Association (Verband Deutscher Reeder) has warned that tens of thousands Filipino seafarers risk losing their jobs in EU-registered ships if the Philippine government fails to pass the EU maritime audit in October.
The International Chamber of Shipping, the world’s principal shipping organization representing 80 percent of the world’s merchant tonnage, also called the attention of President Benigno Aquino III in a letter to address the EU’s concern over the country’s maritime industry’s failure to pass the audit last April.
During his visit to Germany, Vice President Jejomar Binay disclosed after meeting with some 50 German shipping titans in the seaport capital city of Hamburg that they would keep their Filipino seamen and supported the country’s efforts to pass the next EU maritime safety audit. Read the full Manila Standard article here http://manilastandardtoday.com/2013/06/12/80000-seafarers-face-job-loss/
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The AustralAsian eLearning Academy is pleased to announce that crew members and seafarers who hold a current full BOSIET certificate can now complete their STCW Basic Safety Training courses online via eLearning.
Seafarers who hold a current STCW Basic Safety Training certificate and require a Refresher course to renew or revalidate their certificate, can now also complete their STCW Refresher course online via eLearning if they have regularly engaged in safety and emergency drills and exercises onboard.
Seafarers can also complete their Security Awareness Training for all Seafarers and Security Training for Seafarers with Designated Security Duties courses online via eLearning.