RISQ 3.2 Workshop | Marine training course

This two-day workshop provides a comprehensive and practical introduction to RightShip RISQ 3.2, focusing on the latest requirements, inspector expectations and the key differences from earlier versions. Through presentations, guided discussions, case studies and scenario-based exercises, participants gain a clear understanding of how RISQ 3.2 affects ship operations, documentation, compliance and Safety Management Systems.

The course supports both shipboard and shore-based personnel in preparing for inspections, updating internal procedures and ensuring that operational practices meet the revised standard.

• February 25^th & 26^th 2026

Online course

Duration: 2 days

Price: EUR 660 (plus VAT, if applicable)

Physical classroom at Greece's facilities

Duration: 2 days

Price: EUR 720 (plus VAT, if applicable)

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:

Understand the structure, intent and methodology of RISQ 3.2.
Identify changes, additions, deletions and strengthened requirements compared to RISQ 3.1.
Recognize how RISQ 3.2 aligns with industry regulations and best practices (ISM, SOLAS, MARPOL, MEG4, IMSBC, BLU Code).
Assess operational implications across vessel departments and functions.
Evaluate necessary SMS revisions to meet the updated requirements.
Prepare effectively for RISQ inspections through documentation control, operational readiness and crew familiarization.
Apply RISQ criteria to practical inspection scenarios using exercises and case studies.

RISQ framework, purpose and structure
Evolution from RISQ 3.1 to 3.2 (updated, added and deleted questions)
Inspector guidelines and strengthened risk-based expectations
Company responsibilities and documentation control
Certification, personnel records and competence requirements
Publications, manuals and required onboard documentation
Risk management updates, superintendent attendance and reporting quality
Operational requirements and shipboard procedures
Structural integrity, tank/hold inspections and critical equipment
Fuel management (Oil) and expanded RISQ 3.2 expectations
Alternative fuels (LNG, Methanol, Ammonia): new compliance controls
Machinery space safety, PMS expectations and critical equipment testing
Bulk cargo operations (IMSBC Code alignment, liquefaction, ventilation)
Grain cargo operations (stability, trimming, fumigation updates)
Coal carriage requirements (CH₄ and CO thresholds)
Navigation, GMDSS communication and bridge readiness
Mooring operations (MEG4 alignment, brake testing, LMP updates)
Environmental protection and pollution prevention
Security and access control
Emergency preparedness and drills
Stability information and documentation
Cargo equipment, towing arrangements and general operational practices
Preparation strategy for RISQ inspections (ship and shore)
Crew interview readiness and practical scenarios
SMS alignment: identifying gaps and implementing revisions

This course is of value to all shore and ship personnel of shipping companies involved in vessels’ vetting as Marine, Technical and HSQE Superintendents, Designated Person Ashore (DPA), Masters, Chief Officers, Chief Engineers and Second Engineers, Vetting Officers and Fleet Managers, Training Managers and Compliance Personnel, and anyone involved in SMS development, auditing or RISQ inspection preparation.

RINA Attendance Certificate.