Commercial Fishing Safety Training

项目摘要/摘要J.祖甘 商业捕鱼安全培训 该项目将提高训练员和商业捕鱼的安全性 阿拉斯加海上安全教育协会(AMSEA)的讲习班工作。 AMSEA的目标是继续扩大港口渔业安全网络 阿拉斯加和美国各地的教师，就像过去25年一样。我们的目标是 为渔民提供可信的渔业安全指导员，从渔民 行业，谁知道当地的渔业风险和当地。培训还将 帮助他们满足培训要求，并降低 死亡事故。 这个项目与工作场所的公共卫生非常相关。商业性捕鱼 仍遭受第一或第二职业死亡(视年份而定) 在美国任何主要职业中的比率，尽管在过去25年中稳步下降 好几年了。最近的联邦培训要求将增加安全数量 渔船操作员所需的培训，并协助降低死亡率 再远一点。还将要求对渔民进行进修安全培训。大面积 仍然缺乏培训基础设施来提供与以下方面相关的安全培训 渔业和满足新的任务要求。 新教官参加海岸警卫队认可的强化48小时海上安全 提供海上安全实践的教师培训(MSIT)课程 设备和程序、指导方法以及如何降低风险 在培训和渔业方面。然后，这些教员共同教授商业渔民 有经验的AMSEA培训协调员，他们会得到指导，直到他们 都是有效的。AMSEA工作人员提供USCG批准的认证以及他们的时间， 培训设备和新的教学资源，这些新的 教官们。 这些培训工作的核心是强调以绩效为基础的动手能力 训练。渔民需要完成一项技能评估，如潜水衣 以一定的时间间隔穿戴、发出紧急无线电消息、纠正和 进入水中的救生筏和伤亡报告所述的其他技能 没有正确执行，并导致了死亡。 大约50%的培训工作将在阿拉斯加以外的所有海岸进行 美国这些短短一到两天的研讨会，在紧急情况下指挥，寒冷 水中生存、稳定/防洪等将帮助渔民迎接新的挑战 并为数以千计的 美国数十个偏远港口的渔民。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT J. DZUGAN Commercial Fishing Safety Training This project will increase the train-the-trainer and commercial fishing safety workshop efforts of the Alaska Marine Safety Education Association (AMSEA). AMSEA's goal is to continue to expand the network of port-based fishing safety instructors around Alaska and the U.S., as it has for the last 25 years. The goal is to provide fishermen with credible fishing safety instructors, from the fishing industry, who know the local area and local fishery risks. The training will also help them meet training requirements and reduce the number, and rate, of fatalities. This project is very relevant to public health in the workplace. Commercial fishing still suffers from the first or second (depending on the year) occupational fatality rate of any major occupation in the U.S., despite steady decreases in the last 25 years. Recent federal training requirements will increase the amount of safety training needed by operators of fishing vessels and assist in lowering fatalities further. Refresher safety training of fishermen will also be required. Large areas of the nation still lack training infrastructure to deliver safety training relevant to the fishing industry and to meet new mandates. New trainers take a Coast Guard accepted intensive 48-hour Marine Safety Instructor-Training (MSIT) course that provides practice in marine safety equipment and procedures, methods of instruction and how to reduce risks in training and in fisheries. These instructors then co-teach commercial fishermen with experienced AMSEA Training Coordinators and they are mentored until they are effective. AMSEA staff provide USCG approved certification plus their time, training equipment and new teaching resources at no cost to these new instructors. Central to these training efforts is the emphasis on performance-based, hands-on training. Fishermen need to complete an assessment in skills like immersion suit donning in a timed interval, stating an emergency radio message, righting and entering a liferaft in the water and other skills which casualty reports have stated were not performed correctly and resulted in fatalities. About 50% of this training effort will take place outside Alaska on all coasts of the U.S. These short one to two day workshops in Emergency Drill Conductor, Cold Water Survival, Stability/Flooding Control etc. will help fishermen meet new requirements and provide much needed emergency skills to thousands of fishermen in scores of far flung ports in the U.S.