MLC 2006

The Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006), developed by the International Labour Organization, is often referred to as the “fourth pillar” of international maritime regulation alongside SOLAS, MARPOL, and STCW. It establishes comprehensive rights and protection for seafarers worldwide, covering working and living conditions, employment standards, health, safety, and welfare.

This program, developed by Global Horizon Training Center, provides participants with a thorough understanding of the MLC 2006 framework, its requirements, and its practical implementation within maritime organizations. It focuses on compliance, inspections, certification, and the responsibilities of shipowners, managers, and crew.

Participants will gain practical knowledge to ensure compliance with MLC standards, enhance seafarer welfare, and support effective maritime operations aligned with international labor regulations.

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

• Understand the structure and requirements of MLC 2006
• Identify the rights and protections of seafarers
• Ensure compliance with working and living condition standards
• Implement MLC requirements within maritime organizations
• Prepare for inspections and certification processes
• Manage documentation and reporting requirements
• Promote seafarer welfare and well-being
• Align organizational practices with international labor standards

This program is designed for:

• Ship Owners and Ship Management Personnel
• Marine HR and Crewing Managers
• Ship Masters and Officers
• Maritime Compliance and Audit Professionals
• Port State Control and Flag State Inspectors
• Government and Maritime Authority Personnel