Review of the STCWConvention and Code. A key focus for the Sub-Committee this week is the ongoing review of the STCW Convention and Code, with more than 400 gaps identified during phase one of the review.
As a flag state, a member state that employs seafarers from another member state may conduct an audit of the latter to verify faithful adherence to the STCW convention ...The Philippines became a party to the STCW Convention in May 1984.
This milestone confirms that the Command has met the rigorous global standards established by the InternationalConvention on standards of training, certification and watchkeeping for seafarers (STCW 78) ... ....
... and industry stakeholders against maritime training and consultancy centers that are not accredited to offer Standards of TrainingCertification and Watchkeeping (STCW) courses.
The resolution amends STCWCodeTable A-VI/1-4 to include learning outcomes focused on creating safer and more respectful working environments onboard ... The MCA has also confirmed its current interpretation of the STCW amendments.
The resolution amends STCWCodeTable A-VI/1-4 to include learning outcomes focused on creating safer and more respectful working environments onboard ... The MCA has also confirmed its current interpretation of the STCW amendments.
... (STCW) Convention, health and wellbeing experts are warning shipowners not to treat the changes as a mere compliance exercise. New STCW amendments introduce trauma-informed training from 2026.
The guidance relates to seafarers who hold Australian-issued STCW certificates of competency and proficiency and vessel owners, operators and masters who employ Australian STCW certificated seafarers.