Ship Salvage Law and Practice

£1,275 GBP

Course Type:

Risk Management and Incident Investigation

Training School:

Warsash Maritime School

Location:

Southampton, United Kingdom

Duration:

5 days

Language:

English

Developed in direct response to industry needs, the purpose of this course is to provide an in-depth knowledge of the law, commercial practice and physical acts involved in ship salvage or wreck removal.

The course is aimed at seagoing and shoreside professionals from a wide range of marine disciplines, including but not limited to ships’ officers; marine insurers including those focused on hull and machinery (H&M), protection and indemnity (P&I), and cargo; port staff; coast guard personnel; ship owners and their representatives; and anyone wishing to join the salvage industry.

The programme is run over five days and consists of an engaging mix of interactive lectures, instruction from industry experts and a bespoke emergency simulation. The course is delivered in English and class size is limited to ensure a more personal experience.

What you'll learn

• The salvage process and parties involved
• Law of marine salvage
• Lloyd’s Open Form (LOF)
• SCOPIC & environmental salvage
• The role of the Salvage Casualty Representative (SCR)
• Wet and dry salvage
• Choosing the correct salvage agreement
• Coastal State involvement/powers of intervention
• Places of refuge
• Wreck removal
• The salvage challenges of the future

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