Objective

Enable workers to identify working conditions and environment; recognize the risks as well as the safety and health protection measures inherent in the activities carried out in the naval industry.

Target Group

Workers from the naval industry of ship construction, repair and dismantling, whose activities are carried out within the scope of the facilities used for this purpose or in the vessels and structures, such as ships; boats; speedboats; fixed, floating, semi-submersible platforms, among others.

Examination

N/A Validity: 1 year

Course Contents

Theory - 06 hours Module 1 - Working Conditions and Environment: 1.1 Working Environment; 1.2 Working Conditions. Module 2 - The Risks Inherent to Activity: 2.1 Definition of Risk and Hazard; 2.2 Environmental Risks Inherent to Activity; 2.3 Operational Risks Inherent to Activity. Module 3 - Collective Protection Equipment - CPE Existing in the Establishment: 3.1 Collective Protection Measures; 3.2 Collective Protection Equipment. Module 4 - The Proper Use of Personal Protective Equipment - PPE: 4.1 Legislation on Safety and Health at Work; 4.2 The Appropriate Use of PPE. Technical Reference: NR-6; NR-7; NR-9; NR-15; NR-30 and NR-34.