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Title:

STCW Elementary First Aid and CPR

Number:

S-010

Summary:

This course provides training to mariners seeking to complete basic first aid and CPR training to meet the requirement for issuance of an original USCG Merchant Mariner’s license or satisfy the Elementary First Aid training requirements of STCW – 95 Basic Safety Training (BST). 

Class Size:

16 Students  Pre-registration is required to hold your seat

Length:

1 Day

Note: this course is normally provided as part of the 5 Day STCW Basic Safety Training course, S-050This course may be taken separately only upon special request.

Cost:

$125.00

Prerequisites:

 

Schedule:

Date Status
May 9, 2008 Closed
May 30, 2008 Closed
June 14, 2008 Closed
June 26, 2008 Closed
July 7, 2008 Register On-Line

Call to be placed on our waiting list in the event of a last minute cancellation or for additional course dates 

To Register:

Call 1-800-642-CMTI  or Register On-Line

   

Course Details:

This course provides training to mariners seeking to complete basic first aid and CPR training to meet the requirement for issuance of an original USCG Merchant Mariner’s license or satisfy the Elementary First Aid training requirements of STCW – 95 Basic Safety Training (BST).  Any student who successfully completes the training and presenting a certificate of training within 5 years (one year for licenses) to a US Coast Guard Regional Examination Center (REC) will satisfy the Basic Safety – Elementary First Aid training requirements of Section A-VI/1 and Table A-VI-1-3 of the Seafarers’ Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW) Code and 46 CFR 10.205(1)(3) and the First Aid and CPR training requirements of 46 CFR 10.l205(h)(1)(ii) and 10.205(h)(2)(iii) for original issuance of a license.
 

This course will also be of value to others who need First Aid and CPR training who may or may not operate vessels on the water who may not be seeking U.S. Coast Guard licenses, or whose experience is not up to the minimum requirements established under ideal conditions.  Because of this, entry standards can be adjusted to suite the particular circumstances.  In most cases, the students for each course will normally have backgrounds that meet or exceed the ideal entry standards stated above.

The course is divided into three sections covering the following topics:

  • Responding to an emergency/the emergency plan
  • Adult CPR including CPR practical examination
  • Basic First Aid including first aid practical examination

Examination:

Four examinations are administered throughout the course - two written and two practical.  The two exams, number of questions and minimum passing score are as follow:

 

Exam Questions Minimum
Adult CPR written examination   25 70%
First Aid written examination 25 70%
CPR Practical Examination   P/F
First Aid practical examination   P/F