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Human Element Leadership and Management (HELM)

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In this course, you will acquire the knowledge, understanding, skills & tools to manage and lead the crew onboard. Its purpose is to study the bridge resource and ship management & leadership skills.


This course is required for officers at the management level. Also required by the MCA for those applying for new CoC at the management level. The MCA states that you must include a certificate of completion of an approved HELM management level training course with any application received by the MCA after 31st August 2013 for the following CoCs:

  • Master and Chief Officer, Reg. II/2 (unrestricted)
  • Chief and Second Engineer Reg. III/2 (unrestricted)
  • Chief and Second Engineer Reg. III/3 (unrestricted);
  • Master and Chief Officer (Yacht < 3000 GT) (Article IX / Reg. II/2)
  • Yacht Engineer Y2 and Y1 (<9000 kW) (Article IX / Reg. III/2)
  • Master and Chief Officer, Reg. II/2 (limited to Standby, Seismic Survey and Oceanographic Research Vessels)
  • Chief Engineer Reg. III/2 (limited to Standby, Seismic Survey and Oceanographic Research Vessels)


It is also recommended by the PYA for department heads serving in a management-level capacity such as Chief Stewardesss who desire a higher level of certification, leadership, and management.


The HELM course also has a practical part, where we will learn how to lead a team and the relevance of human elements on shipboard & situational awareness.


HELM is a mandatory course for anyone going for an officer master's or engineering position on a red-flagged vessel.


The Helm Operations is a 3-day course, and management is 5 days.


It is not the normal type of marine course but rather a human resource and leadership course


Dates

Schedule: 5 days


Entry Requirements – Technical students should hold a deck or engineering certificate of competency at the operational level and meet the minimum seagoing service requirements for the issue of a management-level CoC.

Contents

  • Importance & challenges of human on yacht
  • Identify roles & Responsibilities
  • Communication & types of personalities on this
  • Identify what motivates and demotivates
  • High Standards
  • Situational awareness & influence on incidents
  • Styles of leader & how to lead a team
  • Create fair culture on board
  • Management cycle, develop crew & identify personal actions

Requirements

  • 18 years old and over
  • English fluent
  • Learner shall hold a deck or engineer certificate of competency at the operational level.
  • Completed the Human Element, Leadership and Management (HELM) (Operational Level) course
  • Meet the minimum seagoing service requirements for the issue of management level certificate of competency. ​

Methodology

This course will use a mixture of group facilitation, group exercises and discussion. The course encourages participation, sharing of best practice, knowledge and experiences. The emphasis throughout the course is to develop understanding of human factor concepts and understanding of how managerial actions influence, for good or ill, the practical application of those concepts. This understanding, properly applied, then enhances the safe operation of the ship and the care of all persons on board.

Assessment process

Individuals will be continually assessed throughout the course and at the end, both observed and written, on the knowledge and applications of the theories learnt. Candidates must, complete the whole course successfully to be issued with the appropriate certificate.

Certificate

The training provided by  Barcelona Crew in collaboration with certified Marine Schools and Professionals offer the possibility to obtain the Maritime training Certificates, mandatory to work on board of different kind of ships, Yachts.  Includes a Diploma Certificate - MCA recognised certificate.​

    HELM MANAGMENT