Equip your teams with the future of Alternative Fuels
As ammonia and methanol move rapidly from emerging concepts to practical marine fuels, the risks—and the skills required to manage them—are changing just as fast. To help members stay ahead of this transition, we’re proud to introduce two new bespoke training courses developed in partnership with the Nautical Institute and Red Square Medical.
Designed specifically for the realities of shipboard and shoreside operations, these courses provide the critical knowledge and confidence needed to navigate the unique hazards posed by next‑generation fuels.
Alternative Fuels: Ammonia Specific training in collaboration with The Nautical Institute Academy
What you'll learn
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The need for alternative fuels in shipping
- Properties and benefits of ammonia as a marine fuel
- Safety protocols and risk management strategies
- Ammonia fuel systems and technology
- Regulatory frameworks and compliance
- Real-world case studies and practical applications
- Crew upskilling and training guidance
Course format & certification
- Flexible delivery: in-person, online, or hybrid
- Eight hours of instruction, delivered over two half-days
- Access to supplementary materials via Moodle
- Certificate awarded upon successful completion of the online exam
Who should attend
- Maritime educators and trainers
- Shipping company superintendents
- Maritime administrators, auditors, and surveyors
- Anyone involved in decarbonisation and fuel transition
Critical First Aid Measures for Ammonia & Methanol Exposure in collaboration with Red Square Medical
What you'll learn
- Hazards of ammonia (NH3) and methanol (CH3OH) in marine operations
- How to recognise signs and symptoms of contamination or poisoning
- Immediate first aid using DRSABCDE principles
- Practical self-protection and crew safety measures
Course format & certification
- Available online with flexible scheduling
- Designed to fit operational needs
- Certificate of completion provided
Who should attend
- Seafarers and offshore medics
- Maritime compliance officers
- Ship operators and crew managers
- Anyone working with alternative marine fuels