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STCW OFFICE / Public Information Division

Updates on the Implementation of

STCW Convention in the Philippines

Atty. Jabeth Sena Jepath A. Dacanay Deputy Executive Director

Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping Office MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY

FAME & JMG GENERAL MEMBERSHIP ASSEMBLY 09 June 2015, Diamond Hotel, Manila, Philippines


30% Of the world’s total


83,679 23%

139,433 38.32%

138,949 38.1%

1,771

Officer

Rating

Non-Marine

Others (Not Elsewhere Classified)

517,972 CONTRACTS PROCESSED

363,832 DEPLOYED

2014 DEPLOYMENT Source:

POEA

P- Preliminary Data


STCW implementation in the Philippines


How it was for 28 years (1984-2012)


EO 75 & RA10635 (Phase 1)


RA10635 Full Implementation


Establishes uniform, consistent,

comprehensive and simplified

assessment of seafarers

- Five (5) Boards of Examiners;

appointed by MARINA Administrator;

with a max of 3-year-service per term

- Panel of STCW Experts

Develops dynamic policies to

ensure compliance of the

MTIs and MHEIs

-As Chair for Technical Panel for

Maritime Education (TPME) of CHED

Establishes responsibilities

and accountabilities of:

- principals (companies) in ensuring

assignment of duly certificated

seafarers; and,

- MHEIs, MTIs, Assessment Centers

and seafarers

Certification of seafarers

Approval of Training Programs and

Accreditation of Instructors,

Assessors & Supervisor

Monitoring & Surveillance

Implementation & Enforcement of the STCW Convention

(RA 10635 & IRR)


Quality

Management Certification

Examination and

Assessment

Accreditation

Monitoring Administrative

Services Financial

Services Legal

Public Information

Surveillance

ICT Management

STCWO Executive

Director

Deputy Executive Director

MARINA Administrator

MARINA STCW OFFICE ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

Research & Development

POSE

BOMDO

BOMEO

BODRA

BOERA

EAP

MARINA-STCWO

Regional Offices

Office of the

Deputy for Reg’l

Concerns


• Issuance / revalidation / verification of Certificates

• Updating Courses from STCW ‘95 to 2010 Manila

Amendments for Operational and Management Levels Officers

• Technical Assistance

• Compliance and Enforcement Procedures

Related to MHEIs and MTIs

• Enhanced Support Level Program

UPDATES OUTLINE


ISSUANCE / REVALIDATION / VERIFICATION CERTIFICATES

• Issued 9 Circulars pertaining to issuance of

COPs and COCs/COEs

STCW Circular No. 2014-06 (COPs)

STCW Circular No. 2014-05 (Security Officers/Personnel)

STCW Circular No. 2014-08 (OIC – Deck)

STCW Circular No. 2014-09 (OIC – Engine)

STCW Circular No. 2014-10 (C/M)

STCW Circular No. 2014-11 (2/E)

STCW Circular No. 2014-12 (Master)

STCW Circular No. 2014-13 (C/E)


• Measures to expedite the issuance of

certificates

Adopted two shifts at the Certification Division –

Central Office; daily operation starts at

6:00AM and ends at 10:00PM

Devolution of COP issuance under Chapter VI of

the STCW Convention to ten (10) MARINA

Regional Offices


• Online, real-time certificate verification STCW Advisory No. 2015-05



1,876,409 COPs

9,934^ COCs/COEs

for MANAGEMENT LEVEL OFFICERS

193,952 COPs

for RATINGS

• NUMBER OF CERTIFICATES ISSUED

COMPLIANT TO 2010 AMENDMENTS*

* As at April 30, 2015

^ PRC and MARINA issuances


• Regulation I/11, paragraphs [4] and [5] of the STCW ’78

Convention, as amended requires each Party to:

o Compare the standards of competence which it required of

candidates for certificates issued before 01 January 2017 with those

specified for appropriate certificate in Part A of the STCW Code;

o Determine the need for requiring holders of such certificates to

undergo appropriate refresher and updating training or assessment;

and

o Formulate or promote the formulation of a structure of refresher and

updating courses.

UPDATING COURSES / TRAINING:

Only in the Philippines?


• Updating Course for Management Level Marine Deck Officers

o based on IMO Model Course 7.01

• Updating Course for Management Level Marine Engineer Officers

o based on IMO Model Course 7.02

• Implementation

o Implemented under MARINA Circular No. 2014 – 01

o Adopted on 13 February 2014

o Entry into force on 01 April 2014

UPDATING COURSES FOR

MANAGEMENT LEVEL OFFICERS


Full Course or Updating?


• 40* Maritime Training Institutions (MTIs) with

approved Updating Courses for Management Level

(ML) Officers

- 35 MTIs offering Updating Course for ML Marine

Deck

- 27 MTIs offering Updating Course for ML Marine

Engineer Officers

*22 of which offers BOTH Updating Courses for ML Deck and Engine Officers



*PROJECTED NUMBER OF MANAGEMENT LEVEL OFFICERS TO

BE CERTIFIED UNDER THE 2010 MANILA AMENDMENTS

Master 6,839

Chief Mate 8,872

Chief Engineer Officer 7,482

Second Engineer

Officer 9,386

Total 32,579

*Based on the 2014 deployment data


NUMBER OF MARINA ISSUED COCs/COEs

COMPLIANT WITH 2010 MANILA AMENDMENTS

(REGULATION II/2 & II/3, III/2 & III/3)

Master Mariner (COC/COE) 2,208

Chief Mate (COC/COE) 905

Chief Engineer (COC/COE) 2,347

Second Engineer (COC/COE) 613

TOTAL NUMBER OF

CERTIFICATED OFFICERS 6,073


TRAINING PROJECTIONS FOR THE UPDATING COURSES

FOR MANAGEMENT LEVEL OFFICERS:


Number of

Remaining

Management

Level (ML)

Officers to

undergo

Updating

Training

Number of

Training

Providers

Number of ML

Officers to be

Accommodated

per Training

Provider

Number of

months

before 01

Jan 2017

Number of

ML Officers

to be Trained

per month

per training

provider

Having a

maximum

Course

Intake

Limitation of

24 per class

26,506 40 662 18 36 1.5 classes/

month/

training

provider


• Updating Training for Officers in Charge of a Navigational Watch

o based on IMO Model Course 7.03 and 7.01

• Updating Training for Officers in Charge of an Engineering Watch

o based on IMO Model Course 7.04 and 7.02

• Implementation

o Implemented under MARINA STCW Circular No. 2015 – 03

o Adopted on 04 May 2015

o Entered into force on 19 May 2015

UPDATING COURSES FOR

OPERATIONAL LEVEL OFFICERS


IMPLEMENTATION OF THE UPDATING TRAININGS FOR

OPERATIONAL LEVEL OFFICERS

o 40 existing MTIs offering the management level

courses enjoined to offer the Updating Training for

Operational Level officers

o 2 new institutions having the capability and needed

expertise have manifested intention to offer said

updating trainings

o 42 institutions in total are expected to offer Updating

Training for Operational Level officers


*PROJECTED NUMBER OF OPERATIONAL LEVEL OFFICERS

TO BE CERTIFIED UNDER THE 2010 AMENDMENTS

@Third Mate 10,335

@Second Mate 13,325

#Fourth Engineer Officer 6,256

#Third Engineer Officer 11,743

Total 41,659

@ OIC – Nav Watch

# OIC – Engine Watch



Training Projection for Operational Level Officers:


Number of

Operational

Level Officers

to undergo

Updating

Training

Number of

Expected

Training

Providers

Number of

Operational

Level Officers to

be

Accommodated

per Training

Provider

Number of

months

before 01

Jan 2017

Number of

Operational

Level Officers

to be Trained

per month per

training

provider

Having a

maximum

Course

Intake

Limitation of

24 per class

42,000 42 1000 18 55 2.3 classes/

month/

training

provider


*NUMBER OF COPs COMPLIANT WITH 2010 AMENDMENTS

(REGULATION II/4 & II/5, III/4 & III/5)

DECK RATING 90,033

ABLE DECK 35,939

ENGINE RATING 48,184

ABLE ENGINE 19,796

TOTAL 193,952



*NUMBER OF COPs COMPLIANT WITH 2010 AMENDMENTS

(REGULATION V & VII)

Advanced Fire Fighting 205,438

Advanced Training for Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations 6,913

Advanced Training for Liquefied Gas Tanker Cargo Op’tns 2,035

Advanced Training for Oil Tanker Cargo Operations 9,737

Basic Training 373,548

Basic Training Liquefied Gas Tanker Cargo Operations 13,454

BT for Oil and Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations 52,308

Fast Rescue Boat 30,050

Proficiency in Survical Craft and Rescue Boat 397,092

Medical First Aid 151,117

Medical Care 42,610

Seafarer Designated with Security Duties 344,360

Ship Security Officer 63,795

TOTAL 1,692,457



*PROJECTED NUMBER OF SEAFARERS

TO BE CERTIFIED UNDER THE 2010 AMENDMENTS

RATINGS (DECK)

Ordinary Seaman 25,727

Able Seaman 52,232

Bosun 13,104

Total 91,063


RATINGS (ENGINE)

Wiper 8,109

Oiler 29,222

Engine Fitter 526

Fireman 248

Engine Storekeeper 103

Total 38,208


MONITORING OF METIS

• STCW Circular No. 2015-04 “Rules on the Monitoring of Maritime Education

Programs (MEPs), Approved Training Programs

(ATPs) and Assessment of Seafarer’s

Competence carried out by MHEIs, MTIs, PACs

and MACs”


WHITELISTING OF MHEIs*

*Joint monitoring of CHED and the MARINA resulted into

whitelisting of maritime schools, as at February 2015

• 23 schools offering Deck

Officers Program

• 23 schools offering

“…shipping companies are hereby

enjoined not to discriminate cadets

applying for shipboard training

who have complied or are

completing their academic

requirements from maritime

schools that are not included in the

list…”

STCW Advisory No. 2015-15


• Issued 7 Circulars

• Operationalization of Board of Examiners for Deck

Officers (BOMDO) and Board of Examiners for Engine

Officers (BOMEO)

• Conducted examination to a total of 3,370

cadets/seafarers from 02 Jan to 30 April 2015

EXAMINATION AND ASSESSMENT FUNCTION


IMO-Coordinated Task Force on

Technical Assistance to PH

Assessment, Examination and Certification of Seafarers, 09-13 March 2015 Prof. Michael Manuel (WMU), attended by 22 personnel from MARINA and CHED.

Monitoring of Maritime Institutions and Use of Simulators; 14-20 April 2015, Mr. Hemming Hindborg (DMA), Attended by 42 from MARINA and CHED


WAY FORWARD

“Take a look at 15 years ahead of us, what is volume of trade in

2030? Consider that among the available half a million officers of today,

150k might have left ships by 2030 by retiring just to maintain the current

work force, 10 000 new officers must be trained and provided as new

workforce every year to fill the gap of total work force to be created by

retiring officers if seaborne trade would to expand by 70% by 2030, we

need to train and produce 40k officers every year. If seaborne trade

would to expand by 35% by 2030, still we need to train and produce 25k

new officers every year.” - Sekimizu


Optimizing efficiencies • One-Day Certification Process of

COCs/COEs

• Decentralization of examination,

assessment, licensure and certification

functions to MARINA REGIONAL OFFICES

• Distance / E-learning

• Online Application System


Our Commitment • Enhanced STCW implementation

• Provide maritime professionals to

man the world’s fleet


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for your attention

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