Maritime Man Overboard Online Training

Man overboard incidents are serious emergencies that require immediate action. Proper training equips maritime professionals with the skills and confidence to respond effectively, potentially saving lives. This course covers procedures for responding to a man overboard situation, including how to alert other vessels, deploying lifebuoys or flotation devices, and executing rescue maneuvers. 

This OSHA-aligned course is built to STCW standards as put forth by the IMO. Throughout the course, participants will encounter practice quiz questions aimed at testing your understanding and memory, helping you get set for the final exam. Upon successful course completion, participants will gain access to a downloadable certificate.

This course meets the following maritime standards: 

• Title 33 CFR 149 – Deepwater Ports
  • 33 CFR 149.338 – Immersion Suit Requirements 
• Title 46 CFR 199 – Lifesaving Systems for Certain Inspected Vessels
  • 46 CFR 199.273 – Immersion Suits 
• Title 46 CFR 199 – Lifesaving Systems
  • 46 CFR 160.064 & 160.076 – Inherently Buoyant & Inflatable PFDs 
• Title 46 CFR 28 – Requirements for Commercial Fishing Industry Vessels
  • 46 CFR 28.265 – Emergency Instructions 
  • 46 CFR 28.270 – Instructions, Drills, and Safety Orientation 
  • 46 CFR 28.105 – PFDs & Immersion Suits: General Requirements 
• Title 46 CFR 25 – Uninspected Vessel Requirements
  • 46 CFR 25.25 – Life Preservers & Other Lifesaving Equipment
• OSHA 29 CFR 1926 – Construction Industry
  • 29 CFR 1926.106 – Working on or Near Water