Training – Shipowners and ship managers registered with the RIF

This course is aimed at the staff of shipping companies and ship managers registered with the RIF.

No prerequisites

• Understand the administrative life of a crew and know how to use the tools provided by the authorities
• Understand what a fitting-out permit is, what it entails and the specific features of a vessel fitted out in the RIF.
• Be able to find the applicable legal references, understand the distinction between resident and non-resident and its implications in terms of employment law.
• Understand the rules governing affiliation to a social security scheme depending on the seafarer’s place of residence, know how to distinguish between Enim and Urssaf charges and how they are calculated.

14.5 hours of training

No regulatory reference

I. Seafarers’ block

Content :

– Distinctions between seafarers and non-seafarers and between seafarers and non-seafarers;
– Procedure for identifying seafarers;
– Training and issue of certificates;
– Visas and derogations;
– Digital space for seafarers ;
– Promété.
Objective: understand the administrative life of a crew and know how to use the tools made available by the authorities.
Estimated time: 5 hours

II. Weaponry block
Content:
– The different types of fitting-out permit;
– Minimum crew complement form;
– The shipowner’s portal;
– Crew composition criteria in the RIF ;
– Specificities relating to captains and their deputies.
Objective: to understand what a shipowner’s permit is, what it entails and the specific features of a vessel operating under the RIF.
Estimated time: 1h30

III. Labour law block
Content:
– General legal framework: Book V vs Book VI of the Transport Code
– Collective labour relations and collective agreements ;
– Individual labour relations :

• CEM
  -> for seafarers resident in France;
  -> of seafarers residing outside France;
• Use of an ETM:
  ->Definition of an ETM and the need for a direct link between ETM and shipping company
  -> Specific features of French ETMs;
  -> Specificities of using a foreign ETM.
• Management of working hours and overtime:
  -> For seafarers resident in France;-> For seafarers not resident in France;
  -> Specific features of the yachting sector.
• Rest and holidays :

  -> For seafarers resident in France;
  -> For seafarers not resident in France.

– Professional disputes:
-> Resolving professional disputes: conciliation, a specific maritime feature;
-> Complaints and claims by seafarers.
Objective: Find the applicable legal references, understand the distinction between resident and non-resident and its implications for employment law.
Estimated time: 5 hours

IV. Employment law block
Content:
– Affiliation depending on place of residence:
-> Social security for employees residing in the EU/EEA/Switzerland/United Kingdom
-> Social security for employees residing outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland/UK;
– Focus on Enim :
-> Benefits ;
-> Category classification;
-> Calculation method and costs.
– Focus on Urssaf: contributions and calculation methods;
– The Nominative Social Declaration;
– The Enim marine area.
Objective: To understand the rules governing affiliation to a social security scheme depending on the seafarer’s place of residence, to know how to distinguish between Enim and Urssaf charges and how they are calculated.
Estimated time: 3 hours

ENSM Marseille site

Teachers from ENSM
Potential pre-identified participants: Guichet unique du RIF, DIRM MED or GM1, Enim and Urssaf.

Attendance

Yes, ENSM certificate

400 per trainee* subject to acceptance by the ENSM Board of Directors