USCG Safety & Security Training and Other Maritime Courses in Jackson, MO & Online
Established in 1995, Rushing Marine Service began specializing in consulting and training of the American Waterways Operators (AWO) Responsible Carrier Program (RCP) and U.S. Coast Guard regulations. Since then, Rushing Marine has evolved into providing a variety of services to help the customers in the towing industry.
Rushing Marine is an ISO 9001:2008 Certified company.
The company specializes in training programs and seminars that cover Responsible Carrier Program, Safety and Health, and Maritime Security issues in accordance with USCG, OSHA and MSHA regulations on a wide range of topics. Besides the on class and onsite training, Rushing Marine also provides online training in safety and Security.
Recognizing the need for continual improvement, Rushing Marine has implemented a Quality Management System in order to better satisfy the requirements and expectations of the customers and is an ISO 9001:2015 Certified company.
Training Programs
Maritime Security Training (Online)
- Company Security Officer & Facility Security Officer: This course is designed specifically to cover all of the training requirements listed in 33 CFR Parts 104 and 105 for Company and Facility Security Officers.
- Vessel Security Officer: This course is designed specifically to cover all of the training requirements listed in 33 CFR Part 104 for Vessel Security Officers.
- Vessel & Facility Employees with Security Duties: This course is designed specifically to cover all of the training requirements listed in 33 CFR Parts 104 and 105 for Vessel and Facility Employees with Security Duties.
Maritime, Offshore & Oil/Gas Training
- Aerial Lift Training
- Benzene Awareness
- Bloodborne Pathogen Awareness
- Cargo Knowledge
- Cold Weather Operations / Hypothermia
- Confined Space Hazard Awareness
- CPR / First Aid Awareness
- Crane Hand Signals
- Crane Safety
- Cyber Security Awareness
- Electrical Safety
- Employee Assistance Program Training for Supervisors (60 minutes)
- Face Wire Handling
- Face Wire Handling
- Fall Overboard Prevention
- Fire Extinguishers
- Hazard Communication, including Safe Use and Storage
- Heat Injuries and Prevention
- Ladder Safety
- Line Handling
- Lockout / Tagout Awareness
- Marine Firefighting / Fire Prevention
- Navigation Safety
- Oxygen / Fuel Gas Storage and Handling
- Preventing Back Injuries
- Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls
- Pulling Slack from Wires
- Pump Handling
- Reporting Unsafe Conditions
- Rules of the Road Refresher
- Safe Food Handling
- Safe Use of Equipment
- Safe Use of Rigging
- Safe Use of Winches
- Taking Draft Readings
- Tankerman Refresher Training
- Welding and Cutting Safety
- Working Around Red Flag Barges
Customized Training
- Clam Shelling
- Downstreaming
- Drug and Alcohol Awareness
- Emergency Boat Operation / Operator Incapacitation
- Environmental Compliance
- Fall Protection
- Federal Requirements and Company Conformance
- Fire Watches
- First Responder / Spill Mitigation
- Fuel Transfer Procedures Refresher for PICs
- Handling of Transfer Hose
- Health and Safety Plan Review
- Hearing Conservation
- Housekeeping
- Lockout / Tags Plus
- Personal Hygiene
- Personal Protective Equipment, including Respiratory Protection
- Responsibility and Authority of Position
- Scaffold Safety
- Security Awareness Training
- Stokes Basket / Stretcher Handling
Other Training Programs
- Supervisory Skills Training
- Person-In-Charge (PIC) of Vessel Fueling Operations
- Powered Industrial Truck (Forklift) Operator Training
- Subchapter M Compliance
- Navigation Safety (Rules of the Road)
- U.S. Coast Guard Regulations
- Security Training
- Marine Casualty Reporting and Investigation
- Supervisor’s Drug and Alcohol Training
- First Aid / CPR / AED (Awareness and Certification courses)
- Supervisory Skills Training
- Inter-Generational Issues for Managers and Supervisors
- Crew Retention
LAST UPDATED ON Nov 29, 2022