Course on the correct use of harnesses and HANS devices
Correct Use of Harnesses and HANS Systems Course
This course provides essential instruction on the proper operation, fitting, and maintenance of safety harnesses and HANS (Head and Neck Support) systems. It focuses on user safety, covering fitting protocols, equipment inspection, and troubleshooting. The course addresses relevant safety regulations and standards, both in work environments and motorsports, ensuring effective protection against head and neck injuries.
Participants gain practical knowledge on selecting the appropriate equipment, proper donning techniques, and understanding the forces at play in the event of an impact. Emphasis is placed on the importance of ergonomics and a customized fit to ensure maximum protection and comfort. The course prepares individuals to play a crucial role in injury prevention, adhering to internationally recognized safety standards.
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What you will be able to do
Expert Domain in Harness and HANS: Naval Safety and Technique
Advanced Training in Harness and HANS: Naval Dexterity and Protection
Comprehensive user-oriented design and validation (from modeling to manufacturing)
Excellence in Harnesses and HANS Devices: Naval Application and Technique
Expertise in Harness and HANS: Naval Control and Safety
Harness and HANS Expert: Essential Naval Safety and Application
Professional Mastery of Harness and HANS Devices: Naval Safety and Operation
Competence in Harness and HANS: Application and Naval Safety
Who it's for
- Naval crews and flight technicians.
- Naval mechanics and aircraft maintenance personnel.
- Professionals involved in maritime security and naval air operations.
- Maritime rescue personnel and emergency teams.
What you'll work with
- Standards-driven curriculum: you will work with CS-27/CS-29, DO-160, DO-178C/DO-254, ARP4754A/ARP4761, ADS-33E-PRF from the first module.
- Accreditable laboratories (EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
- Evidence-oriented TFM: safety case, test plan, compliance dossierand operational limits.
- Mentored by industry: teachers with experience in rotorcraft, tiltrotor, eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
- Flexible modality (hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
- Ethics and security: safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
10 modules
1.1Introduction to Harnesses and HANS Devices: Components and Functions in the Naval Environment1.2Naval Safety Regulations: Legal Framework and Applicable Regulations1.3Importance of Harnesses and HANS Devices: Personnel Protection in Maritime Environments1.4Types of Harnesses and HANS Devices: Selection and Compatibility According to Naval Activity1.5Ergonomic Principles: Design and Proper Fit for Safety1.6Pre-Use Inspection: Verification and Basic Equipment Maintenance1.7Naval Risk Factors: Hazard Identification and Mitigation1.8First Aid: Protocols in Case of Harness or HANS-Related Accidents1.9Communication and Teamwork: Coordination in Emergency Situations1.10Introduction to Documentation: Naval Safety Records and Procedures
- Module 2 — Harness and HANS Advanced Training: Naval Dexterity and Protection
2.2Comprehensive review of harness and HANS components: identification and functionality.2.2Advanced harness donning and adjustment techniques for optimal performance.2.3Effective communication protocols in emergency situations.2.4Risk scenario analysis and rescue simulation in naval environments.2.5Development of self-rescue and buddy rescue skills.2.6Controlled descent practice and secure anchoring techniques.2.7Evaluation and preventive maintenance of safety equipment.2.8Adapting harnesses and HANS devices to different types of vessels and situations.2.9Case studies: incident analysis and lessons learned.2.20Practical tests and performance evaluation in simulated scenarios.
3.3Naval Safety Protocols: Fundamentals and Application3.2Expert Harness Selection and Fitting: Detailed Protocols3.3HANS Systems: Naval Operation and Maintenance3.4Risk Assessment in Naval Environments: Specific Protocols3.5Rescue and Evacuation Protocols: Advanced Techniques3.6Inspection and Preventive Maintenance: Harness and HANS3.7Naval Legislation and Regulations: Compliance and Updates3.8Scenario Simulation: Practical Application of Protocols3.9Leadership and Team Management: Safety in Naval Environments3.30Case Studies: Incident Analysis and Continuous Improvement
4.4Introduction to Naval Safety and Security with Harnesses and HANS Devices4.2Harness and HANS Device Components and Operation: Detailed Analysis4.3Harness and HANS Device Selection and Adjustment: A Practical Guide4.4Harness and HANS Device Donning and Donning Techniques: Step-by-Step4.5Harness and HANS Device Inspection and Maintenance: Protocols and Regulations4.6Human Factors in Harness and HANS Device Use: Ergonomics and Efficiency4.7Harness and HANS Device Rescue Drills and Practices: Realistic Scenarios4.8Legislation and Regulations on Harness and HANS Device Use in the Naval Sector4.9Harness and HANS Device Use Assessment and Certification: Quality Standards4.40Case Studies: Accident Analysis and Best Practices in Harness and HANS Device Use
5.5Types of Harnesses and HANS Systems: Selection and Evaluation5.5Inspection and Preventive Maintenance of Harnesses and HANS Devices5.3Advanced Donning and Adjustment Techniques5.4Rescue and Evacuation Procedures in Naval Environments5.5Emergency Protocols and First Aid5.6Risk Analysis and Hazard Mitigation5.7Safety Drills and Practical Exercises5.8Naval Safety Legislation and Regulations5.9Incident Management and Accident Reporting5.50Performance Evaluation and Continuous Improvement in Safety
6.6Fundamentals of Naval Safety in Harnesses and HANS Devices6.2Selection and Fitting of Harnesses and HANS Devices: Naval Criteria6.3Inspection and Preventive Maintenance of Naval Equipment6.4Harness and HANS Device Donning and Doffing Techniques: Safe Practices6.5First Aid and Rescue in Naval Environments6.6Emergency and Evacuation Protocols at Sea6.7Human Factors and Their Impact on Naval Safety6.8Legislation and Regulations on Safety in Naval Work6.9Case Studies: Incidents and Lessons Learned in the Naval Context6.60Evaluation and Continuous Improvement of Harness and HANS Device Safety
7.7Harness and HANS Inspection and Evaluation: Safety Standards and Protocols7.2Harness and HANS Selection and Adjustment: Adapting to Different Naval Contexts7.3Advanced Donning and Securing Techniques: Optimizing Protection7.4Emergency Response at Water: Rescue Protocols and Practices7.7Risk Analysis and Mitigation: Hazard Identification in Naval Environments7.6Equipment Maintenance and Care: Extending Service Life and Effectiveness7.7First Aid and Basic Life Support: Initial Response to Naval Incidents7.8Communication and Coordination: Effective Strategies in Critical Situations7.9Simulation and Practical Training: Realistic Scenarios and Challenges7.70Naval Legislation and Responsibilities: Legal Framework for Safety at Sea
8.8Introduction to Harnesses and HANS Devices: Components and Functions8.8Naval Safety Regulations and Standards8.3Harness Selection and Adjustment: Types and Considerations8.4Introduction to HANS Devices: Design and Purpose8.5Equipment Inspection and Maintenance Protocols8.6First Aid and Rescue in Naval Environments8.7Fundamentals of Communication in Emergency Situations8.8Equipment Use and Testing Practice in Drills8.8Advanced Harness Adjustment Techniques: Customization8.8Risk Assessment and Mitigation of Naval Hazards8.3Optimizing HANS Protection: Angles and Positions8.4Crew Handling and Recovery in Emergencies8.5Rapid Evacuation Techniques in Naval Environments8.6Equipment Decontamination and Cleaning Protocols8.7Rescue Scenario Simulation Complex8.8Skills Practice in Adverse Conditions: Wind and Water3.8Legal Framework and Responsibilities in Naval Safety3.8Accident and Incident Investigation Protocols3.3Leadership and Team Management in Critical Situations3.4Harness and HANS Application in Diverse Naval Scenarios3.5Coordination with Rescue and Emergency Teams3.6Planning and Execution of Advanced Drills3.7Communication and Incident Reporting Protocols3.8Performance Evaluation and Continuous Safety Improvement4.8Harness Design and Configuration: Adaptability and Ergonomics4.8Anchoring and Restraint Techniques in Naval Environments4.3HANS Integration with Different Types of Helmets and Equipment4.4Failure Analysis and Accident Prevention4.5Rescue and Recovery Techniques in Confined Spaces Confined Spaces4.6Optimizing Emergency Response Time4.7Evaluating the Effectiveness of Equipment and Protocols4.8Developing Safety Manuals and Procedures5.8Advanced Safety Strategies in Naval Environments5.8Identifying and Evaluating Specific Risks5.3Implementing Customized Safety Protocols5.4Analyzing Data and Trends in Naval Incidents5.5Leadership Techniques in Crisis Situations5.6Developing Crisis Communication Skills5.7Safety Protocols for Special Operations5.8Evaluating and Continuously Improving Safety Protocols6.8Harness and HANS Application on Different Types of Vessels6.8Equipment Use in Loading and Unloading Operations6.3Implementation in Working at Heights and in Confined Spaces6.4Application in Rescue and Evacuation Situations6.5Protocols for Handling Substances Hazardous6.6Application in Fire and Emergency Drills6.7Use in Maintenance and Repair Tasks6.8Integration into Customized Safety Plans7.8Execution of Safety Protocols in Naval Operations7.8Leadership and Decision Making in Critical Situations7.3Implementation of Risk Mitigation Strategies7.4Development and Management of Safety Teams7.5Incident Management and Root Cause Analysis7.6Inter-institutional Communication and Coordination Protocols7.7Development and Evaluation of Training Programs7.8Continuous Improvement of Protocols and Procedures8.8Selection and Use of Harnesses and HANS Devices in Naval Operations8.8Compliance with Safety Standards and Regulations8.3Application in Different Environments and Conditions8.4Equipment Inspection and Maintenance Techniques8.5Emergency Response and First Aid First Aid8.6Evacuation and Rescue Protocols at Sea8.7Participation in Safety Drills and Exercises8.8Promoting a Culture of Workplace Safety
9.9Fundamentals of Safety in Naval Environments9.9Introduction to Harnesses: Components and Functions9.3The HANS Device: Design and Protection Principles9.4Selecting the Appropriate Equipment: Sizes and Specifications9.5Naval Safety Standards and Regulations9.9Harness and HANS Inspection and Maintenance9.9Advanced Donning and Adjustment Techniques9.3Proper Use in Various Naval Situations9.4Emergency Response: Procedures and Protocols9.5Rescue Drills: Practice and Evaluation3.9Application in High-Speed and High-Risk Operations3.9Water and Land Rescue Techniques3.3Coordination with Emergency Teams3.4Risk Assessment and Decision Making3.5Accident Investigation Protocols4.9Harness and HANS Design Analysis4.9Selection of Materials and Advanced Technologies4.3Integration with Protection Systems Additional Topics4.4Case Studies: Analysis of Real Incidents4.5Continuous Improvement and Protocol Updates5.9Mastery of Security and Rescue Techniques5.9Management of Specific Risks in Naval Environments5.3Leadership and Supervision of Security Teams5.4Communication and Coordination Protocols5.5Performance Evaluation and Feedback6.9Identification and Assessment of Specific Risks6.9Practical Application in Emergency Scenarios6.3First Aid and Basic Life Support6.4Evacuation and Rescue Protocols6.5Naval Security Legislation and Regulations7.9Execution of Naval Security Protocols7.9Leadership and Management of Rescue Teams7.3Incident Investigation and Analysis7.4Implementation of Security Programs7.5Audits and Evaluation of Regulatory Compliance8.9Practical Application of Harness and HANS Device8.9Rescue and Evacuation Techniques8.3First Aid and Medical Care8.4Emergency Procedures8.5Equipment Maintenance and Storage9.9Safety Regulations and Standards9.9Inspection and Maintenance Protocols9.3Emergency Procedures9.4Communication and Coordination Systems9.5Evacuation and Rescue Plans
1.1Fundamentals of Naval Safety with Harnesses and HANS Devices1.2Harness Selection and Proper Use1.3Implementation of the HANS System in Naval Environments1.4Inspection and Maintenance of Safety Equipment1.5First Aid and Emergency Response at Sea2.1Advanced Harness Donning and Adjustment Techniques2.2Optimizing Performance with the HANS System2.3Simulation of High-Risk Scenarios in Naval Environments2.4Rescue and Evacuation Protocols at Sea2.5Assessment and Mitigation of Specific Risks in Naval Operations3.1Design and Implementation of Safety Programs with Harnesses and HANS Devices3.2Incident Analysis and Continuous Improvement of Naval Safety3.3Safety Leadership: Training and Mentoring3.4Crisis Management and Communication in Emergency Situations3.5International Legislation and Regulations Naval Safety4.1Design of Detailed Safety Procedures with Harnesses and HANS Devices4.2Risk Analysis and Preventive Measures in Naval Environments4.3Implementation of Safety Management Systems (SMS)4.4Safety and Regulatory Compliance Audits4.5Development of Contingency and Emergency Response Plans5.1Design of Detailed Safety Procedures with Harnesses and HANS Devices5.2Risk Analysis and Preventive Measures in Naval Environments5.3Implementation of Safety Management Systems (SMS)5.4Safety and Regulatory Compliance Audits5.5Development of Contingency and Emergency Response Plans6.1Fundamentals of Harness and HANS Device Safety for Naval Personnel6.2Practical Application of Harnesses and HANS Devices in Various Naval Operations6.3Safety Regulations and Standards for Naval Equipment6.4Injury Prevention and First Aid Maritime Rescue6.5Safety Considerations on Different Types of Vessels7.1Implementation of Safety Policies and Procedures with Harnesses and HANS Devices7.2Leadership and Supervision in High-Risk Naval Environments7.3Resource and Budget Management in Naval Safety7.4Effective Communication and Personnel Training7.5Performance Evaluation and Continuous Improvement in Safety8.1Key Principles of Harness and HANS Device Safety in Naval Operations8.2Selection and Proper Use of Harnesses for Different Tasks8.3Safety and First Aid Protocols in Maritime Environments8.4Identification and Control of Workplace Hazards8.5Regulatory Compliance and Continuous Improvement of Naval Safety- Final Project - Comprehensive Safety with Harnesses and HANS Devices
How you'll learn
- Hands-on methodology: test-before-you-trust, design reviews, failure analysis, compliance evidence.
- Software (depending on licenses/partners): MATLAB/Simulink, Python (NumPy/SciPy), OpenVSP, SU2/OpenFOAM, Nastran/Abaqus, AMESim/Modelica, acoustics tools, planning toolchains DO-178C.
- SEIUM Laboratories: scale rotor bench, vibrations/acoustics, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL for AFCS, data acquisition with strain gauging.
- Standards and compliance: EN 9100, 17025, ISO 27001, GDPR.
Where this takes you
Requirements
- Profile: Background in Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or related fields; practical experience in NLP and valued information retrieval systems.
- Documentation: Updated CV, academic transcript, SOP/statement of purpose, project examples or code (optional).
- Process: Application → Technical evaluation of profile and experience → Technical interview → Review of case studies → Final decision → Enrollment.
- Fees:
- Single payment: 10% discount.
- Payment in 3 installments: No fees; 30% upon registration + 2 equal monthly payments of the remaining 35%. Monthly payment: available with a 7% commission on the total; annual review. Scholarships: based on academic merit, financial need, and promoting inclusion; agreements with companies in the sector for partial or full scholarships. See "Calendar & Calls for Applications," "Scholarships & Grants," and "Fees & Financing" in the SEIUM mega-menu.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, we have international certification
Yes: experimental models, real data, applied simulations, professional environments, real case studies.
It is not mandatory. We offer leveling tracks and tutoring.
Completely. It covers e-propulsion, integration, and emerging regulations (SC-VTOL).
Recommended. There are also internal challenges and consortiums.
Yes. Online/hybrid modality with planned labs and visa support (see “Visa & Residence”).
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