International Safety Management (ISM) Internal Auditors Course Online

International Safety Management (ISM) Internal Auditors Course online is designed to provide participants with the knowledge necessary to conduct ISM internal audits and to understand the strengths and weaknesses of auditing and their role in a safety management system.

Duration

Participants have a month from the date of receiving log on information to complete the course.

The course schedule is organised into three stages:

  1. First two weeks are allocated for completion of the online MyLO materials
  2. One further week for the completion of the assignment
  3. Final week is allocated for feedback and any necessary revisions

Enrollment Information

Intake periods for the course will be the first day of each month. Log on information will be sent to students on the first day of the next month following enrollment. For example, if you enroll on the 14th January, you will be sent your course information on the 1st February.

Equipment Required

ISM Internal Auditors course is provided using the University of Tasmania’s online learning environment, MyLO. Please check your browser is set up to use MyLO by checking this browser information.


  • Duration: One month
  • Course Options: (including GST)
    Online course | $740

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I have learned a lot; important details have been passed to me that will certainly improve the quality of my ISM audits in the SIEM fleet. I will certainly recommend you to other professionals in the area.

Welleron mar de Mello, Siem Offshore

Payment methods accepted:

  • Register now and pay later (payment required 15 days before the course starts)
  • Credit Card (online or via (03) 6324-9850)
  • Bank Deposit
  • Company sponsorship.

Detailed payment options will be made available after the registration is submitted.

Face to face courses

Cancellations up to 15 working days prior to the scheduled date will be accepted without penalty. Cancellations less than 15 working days will be subject to 100% cancellation fee.

AMC Search reserves the right to cancel the course 15 working days prior to the scheduled date if insufficient registrations are received. Any fees paid for cancelled courses will be refunded in full.

When making flight bookings please ensure you book on a fully refundable basis.

Online courses

Payment of course fees, or authorisation to invoice from your company, is required before access to the online learning environment is provided. Please note, it will take between 2-4 business days to provide your access to the online course if you have not studied previously with AMC Search, the Australian Maritime College or the University of Tasmania.

We offer affordable on-campus accommodation that's ideal if you're taking part in a course at our campus in Launceston, Tasmania.

Norfolk Hall offers Motel Style accommodation for $95 per night (bed only). On-campus accommodation in Launceston can be reserved via the online enrolment form.

Norfolk Hall is situated on the main campus of the Australian Maritime College at Newnham, Launceston, which is where most of our courses take place.

Accommodation at Norfolk Hall provides the following facilities:

  • Queen size beds
  • En-suite facilities
  • Television
  • Fridge
  • Rooms serviced daily (excluding weekends)

Affordable meals are available at the on-site AMC Cafeteria.

You can reserve a room when you register for your course or via email AMCS.courses@utas.edu.au or telephone: +61 3 6324 9850.

The International Safety Management Internal Auditors Course consists of:

  • Three learning sections, to be completed in weeks 1 and 2 after enrollment.
  • One assessment, to be completed and submitted in week 3.
  • Three Resource Information Sections.

To satisfactorily fulfill the course requirements, you need to design, conduct and submit an Audit for one section of the ISM Code, to be assessed by our lecturer.

On successfully completing this course you will be able to:

  • Identify the principles underlying the development and implementation of safety management systems.
  • Explain the key elements of the ISM Code.
  • Identify the difference between a good and a poor audit.
  • Produce an example of your own ISM internal audit, implement it and create a set of corrective actions.