Helm O Course Resources

Marine guidance note from the Maritime & Coastguard Agency titled 'Human Element Guidance - Part 1' about fatigue and fitness for duty, detailing statutory duties, causes of fatigue, and good practice, with a notice to ship owners, operators, and crew, replacing previous guidance.
HELM GUIDANCE - PART 1
HELM GUIDANCE - PART 1
Cover page of a guide titled 'Guidelines for the Management of Distraction-Causing Devices on Board Ships'
Management of Distraction-Causing Devices
Management of Distraction-Causing Devices
Maritime & Coastguard Agency Marine Guidance Note titled 'MGN 520 (M) Amendment 2' about Twelve Significant People Factors in Maritime Safety for ship owners, operators, and crew.
HELM GUIDANCE - PART 2
HELM GUIDANCE - PART 2
Cover page of a document titled 'Court of Inquiry' assembled by RADM Garin Golding, RNZN, Chief of Navy, to record evidence regarding the loss of HMNZS MANAWANUI off Upolu, Samoa, on October 6, 2024.
HMNZ MANAWANUI REPORT
HMNZ MANAWANUI REPORT
Marine guidance note from the Maritime & Coastguard Agency about the dangers of mobile phones and personal devices while working.
helm guidance - part 3
helm guidance - part 3
A document titled 'Guidelines on Fatigue' from the International Maritime Organization, dated January 24, 2019, outlining the history and key points regarding fatigue management guidelines for maritime safety
IMO GUIDELINES ON FATIGUE
IMO GUIDELINES ON FATIGUE
An infographic titled 'The Deadly Dozen' from the Maritime & Coastguard Agency, listing twelve safety and operational principles for maritime safety, including Situational Awareness, Fit for Duty, Fatigue, Distractions, Pressure, Capability, Teamwork, Local Practices, Culture, Communication, Alerting, and Complacency. Each principle is explained with bullet points, addressing topics like awareness, fitness, focus, understanding, safety culture, and teamwork.
mca deadly dozen
mca deadly dozen
Page from a publication titled "Captain's column" by Captain Rich Madden AFNI, discussing graded assertiveness procedures for pilots, including steps to communicate concerns effectively.
PACE MODEL IN ACTION
PACE MODEL IN ACTION