The Human Element in Safety and Survival at Sea - iasst

International Conference
October 9 th – 10 th , 2006
Sibenik, Solaris
Croatia
conference subject
The Human Element in
Safety and Survival at Sea

Day one: monday, 09 th october ‘06
theme
0800-0900 registration
speaker
Welcome and Opening address
0900-0915
0915-0945
Capt. Hilmar Snorrason, IASST Chairman, Maritime Safety and
Survival Training Centre, Iceland
City of Sibenik, The County of Sibenik-Knin, Minister of the Sea,
Tourism, Transport and Development of the Republic Croatia
0945-1015
theme
The rescue phase and fitness requirements for rescuers
Morning Chair;
Russell Gray
1015-1115
speaker
theme
Michael Tipton, PhD, Professor of Human & Applied Physiology
Institute of Biomedical & Biomolecular Sciences Department of
Sport & Exercise Science, University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth,
Hampshire, U.K.
IASST Treasurer Principal
Lecturer Warsash Maritime
Centre, Southampton
1115-1140
theme
Rescue at sea exercise organized by Ministry of the Sea,
Tourism, Transport and Development of the
Republic of Croatia
speaker
Quantification of Human Performance in Marine
Abandonment Situations through Controlled Experimentation
1140-1205
theme
Rob Brown, M. Eng., P. Eng., Fisheries and Marine Institute of
Memorial University, Newfoundland, Canada
speaker
Complacency as Element of Maritime Accidents
Capt. Toni Bielic, Ph.D., University of Split, Faculty of Maritime
Studies, Split, Croatia
1205-1300 lunch
1300-1325
1325-1350
theme
speaker
theme
Underwater Egress and Post Crash Survival: A Philosophy
of Training and Proposed Training Requirements
Mr. Brian D. Swan, BS, MPA, M. Ed., Instructional Systems Specialist,
Naval Survival Training Institute, Pensacola, Florida Co-presenters:
LCDR Shaun Leland, Director, Safety and Standardization and
Mr. Ray E. Smith, Survival Training Specialist
Afternoon Chair;
Robert J. Rutherford
P. Eng., MIMarEST., IASST
Secretary, Director, Offshore
Safety and Survival Centre,
Fisheries and Marine Institute
of Memorial University,
Newfoundland, Canada
speaker
The Best Use of Simulations
1415-1440
theme
speaker
Mr. Sc. Maja Krcum, Electrical Power Engineering, Leader of Quality
System at Faculty of Maritime Studies, Split, Croatia
The effect of training on egress time and performance
from the Modular Egress Training Simulator (METS)
1350-1415 break
1440-1505
1505-1530
theme
speaker
theme
speaker
John W.Kozey, Ph.D., School of Health & Human Performance,
Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada
Human Factors in Raising Standards of Safety at Sea
Dr.sc. Maksim Klarin, prof. College of Maritime Studies, Zadar
Co-presenter: mr.sc. Jakov Kitarovic, College of Maritime Studies,
Rijeka, Croatia
Crisis management training; The “Securitas Mare”
project model course
Capt. Guy Mickelsson, Sydvast Maritime - Finland
1530-1630 questions
2000 conference dinner at hotel ivan with live band

Day two: tuesday, 10 th october. ‘06
0900-0925 theme
speaker
AIS – Automatic Identification System
Morning Chair;
IASST Vice Chairman
0925-0950
theme
speaker
Capt. Tomislav Miletic, B. Sc., Assistant Minister of the Sea,
Tourism, Transport and Development for the Republic of Croatia
The Human Element in Shipping
0950-1015
theme
Commodore N D Squire, CBE, JP Royal Fleet Auxiliary, The Nautical
Institute, U.K
speaker
Recent changes in European MET Systems
Influence on the Accident Prevention at Sea
Pavao Komadina, Ph.D, professor and Dean of the Faculty of
Maritime Studies, Rijeka, Croatia Damir Zec, Ph.D, professor on the
Faculty of Maritime Studies, Rijeka, Croatia
1015-1030 break
1030-1055
theme
speaker
Towing Performance of Small, Medium and Large
Inflatable Liferafts in Moderate Weather conditions
1055-1120
theme
James Boone, Eng. Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial
University, Newfoundland, Canada
speaker
Environmental Protection and Waste Management of
ships, boats and yachts
Capt. Ino Munitic, Director, Pasat Ltd., Sibenik, Croatia
1120-1200 questions
1300-1325
1325-1350
1350-1415
theme
speaker
theme
speaker
theme
speaker
How to prevent accidents during training,
an example of a secure training environment
Capt. Navy (CG, R) Heikki Hyyrylainen, Director, Maritime Safety
Training Centre Mriturva, Finland Capt. Sami Raappana, Manager,
Meriturva Survival Training Unit
Safety in marinas - a factor of sustainable development
Tihomir Lukovic, prof.dr.sc. University of Dubrovnik, Faculty of
Tourism and Economics, Croatia Zvonko Grzetic, dr.sc. director of
the Hydrographic Institute of the Republic of Croatia, Split
Djurdjica Fuckan, prof.dr.sc. University of Zagreb, Faculty of
Economics and Business
The Ship’s Master and Crisis Management
1200-1300 lunch
Afternoon Chair;
Capt. Gordan Baraka
Maritime Training Center
AdriaMare Consulto, Croatia
1430-1455
theme
speaker
Dorel Popa, Ph. D., Deputy Director for Programme Coordination,
Romanian Maritime Training, Mircea Udrea, Director General,
Romanian Maritime Training Centre, Romania
Medical Care & Safety Onboard Cruise Ships
1415-1430 break
1455-1520
theme
Dr. Mladen Pavic, M.D. Ph. D., Former Chief Medical Officer & Cruise
Ships Physician Premier Cruise Line, Cape Canaveral, Florida &
International Shipping Partners, Miami, Florida, from Croatia
1520-1550
speaker
theme
Croatian Voluntary Coast Guard, Factor in Safety at Sea
Dr. Tonci Tadic, Rudjer Boskovic Institute, Zagreb, Croatia
speaker
25 Years of the IASST
Mike R. Gowland, RGN, RMN, Training Manager, Humberside
Offshore Training Association Ltd., Hull
1550-1630 questions

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The conference is essential for anyone who has an
interest in shipping industy
The Conference will bring together:
Maritime Universities
Nautical Colleges
Scientific Institutions
Privately and Publicly owned safety
training schools
Professional Organisations
Manufacturers of safety equipment
Maritime agencies
Harbour Master Offices
Marinas
Fire Associations
The 7th International Association for Safety
and Survival Training (IASST) Conference to be
held at Hotel resort Solaris – Sibenik, Croatia
on the 9th and 10th of October 2006.
Maritime Training Center AdriaMare is proud
to host the 7th IASST conference on the 9th
and 10th of October 2006. The conference is to
be held under the auspicies of the Ministry of
the Sea, Tourism, Transport and Development
of the Republic of Croatia.
The International Association for Safety and
Survival Training was founded in 1980 by
a group of major safety training providers
whose aim was to facilitate the exchange of
information on matters relating to safety in
the maritime environment and to promote
continuous improvement in safety and
survival training internationally. Since those
early days, the membership has expanded
dramatically into a truly international
organisation with 133 members in 41 countries
(see members details on www.iasst.com).
Within the Association there is a wide variety
of expertise, which encompasses universities,
nautical colleges and scientific institutions,
as well as both privately and publicly
owned safety training schools, professional
organisations and manufacturers of all types
of safety equipment.
The theme of the conference is „The human
element in safety and survival at sea“.
The conference will be enriched by Rescue
at Sea exercises to be organized by the
Ministry of the Sea, Tourism, Transport and
Development of the Republic of Croatia.
Under the auspicies:
Ministry of the Sea, Tourism, Transport
and Development of the Republic of
Croatia
Organiser
IASST-International Association for
Safety and Survival Training
Hosted by:
AdriaMare Consulto
Maritime Training Center
Zadar, Sibenik - Croatia
Live exercise; Rescue At Sea
Organized by Ministry of the Sea, Tourism,
Transport and Development of the Republic of Croatia
Respectable Speakers!
Don’t miss this opportunity
Registration
Conference Program:
Registration Fee (Incl. Taxes):
2 days: includes coffee breaks, lunch,
conference dinner (Oct. 9th) and
conference documentation = 350 €
1 day: includes coffee breaks, lunch and
conference documentation = 175 €
Remit payment to:
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Please complete registration form before October 01 st and return to:
AdriaMare Consulto, Draga 2, POB 109, 22000 Sibenik, Croatia Tel: +385 22 201 173 Fax: +385 22 201 165
E-mail: training@adriamare.net Internet registration: http://adriamare.net
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Solaris Holiday Resort – Hotel „Ivan“:
Bed & Breakfast – daily rates
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AdriaMare Consulto d.o.o.
Maritime Training Center, IASST 2006
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Note:
1. In order to guarantee hotel reservation at the
negotiated group rate, REGISTRATION FORM must
be received by September 30st, 2006. AdriaMare
cannot guarantee hotel reservations received after
September 30st, 2006 due to room availability.
2. Accommodations costs are to be paid directly to
Hotel Solaris.