Ship registration, maritime documentation and certification support across selected registries.
Explore all registries →Structured support across STCW, tanker, security, officer, technical and specialised maritime training pathways — organised around the seafarer's present certification, intended role and next operational requirement.
We begin with the seafarer's current role, existing training, certificate status and intended next position before identifying the most relevant course pathway.
Training provider availability, delivery mode, approval, recognition and certificate acceptance are confirmed against the specific requirement before proceeding.
From essential STCW safety training to tanker, security, bridge-resource and specialised professional programmes, we help route enquiries according to the seafarer's actual certification and career requirement.
Essential safety and emergency-response training for personnel serving at sea.
Medical-response and passenger-vessel training pathways for officers and designated personnel.
Basic and advanced specialised training for tanker and IGF-related operations.
Professional development pathways for deck, engine and bridge-operation requirements.
Security-awareness and designated-responsibility training aligned with shipboard operational roles.
Additional role-specific, instructor and operational training pathways.
OCIMF's Tanker Management and Self Assessment 3 is a best-practice guide for tanker vessel operators. It supports structured review of ship-management systems, safety performance and continuous improvement through defined KPIs and best-practice guidance.
Understand the TMSA 3 framework and how tanker operators use structured self-assessment to review management systems and support high standards of ship management and safety.
TMSA 3 uses key performance indicators together with expanded best-practice guidance to help operators assess current arrangements, identify gaps and establish improvement priorities.
Sea Licensing can help coordinate TMSA-related familiarisation, tanker-management training enquiries and preparation support. TMSA is a management self-assessment programme, not a Sea Licensing-issued certificate.
You do not need every document before contacting us. These details help identify the most appropriate training route at the initial stage.
A clear route from training requirement assessment through course selection, documentation and progression.
Confirm the current certificates, role and target requirement.
Identify the course pathway and organise supporting information.
Coordinate the training route and next certification step.
Start with your current rank, certificates and target training requirement. We’ll help identify the appropriate next step.
