BOE-A-2026-7964 ·8 April 2026 ·Resolution Low impact
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Private centre FORMA-T 2011, SLU approved to provide specific health training for maritime workers

The Social Institute of the Navy (ISM) has approved the private centre FORMA-T 2011, SLU to provide initial specific health training (both stationary and itinerant modes) and its subsequent updates (Art. Five). This training is mandatory for captains, masters, and personnel in charge of onboard first aid kits, and must be updated at least every five years (Art. 14 RD 258/1999). The centre must submit course records to the Provincial Directorate of Lugo within a maximum of seven days following completion (Art. Five).

In 2 key points

  1. The centre must submit the record to the ISM Provincial Directorate of Lugo within a maximum of seven days from the end of the course, Art. Five (art. Quinto)
  2. Specific health training must be mandatorily updated at a maximum frequency of every five years, Art. 14 RD 258/1999 (art. 14 RD 258/1999)

How it affects those involved

For the approved centre, FORMA-T 2011, SLU, an obligation is established to issue certifications to students and submit records to the ISM Provincial Directorate of Lugo within seven days of course completion (Art. Five). For maritime workers (captains, masters, and first aid personnel), this resolution expands the availability of authorised centres to meet mandatory health training and quinquennial refresher requirements (Art. 14 RD 258/1999).

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2026-04-08PublishedPublished in the BOE
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