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  Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 17:06:40 +0200
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  Customers take advantage of the new Management Training modules(22 October, 
2007) 
   Seagull is pleased to announce that TORM has decided to implemented all of 
the Seagull “soft skills” modules to improve the leadership and management 
ability of their officers.
Per Winther Christensen, Vice President, Safety and Quality Management, at 
TORM, Copenhagen stated: "We are continually focused on the skills of our 
officers and crewmembers. With the soft skills training onboard, we will 
increase the knowledge, understanding and tolerance amongst our officers and 
crewmembers".


Founded in 1889 and headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, TORM is one of the 
world’s most respected names in international shipping. The company is 
responsible for the commercial operation of approximately 90 vessels, including 
some of the most modern and well-equipped ships afloat.  The fleet composes of 
tanker and bulk carriers, with product tanker activity accounting for the 
majority of the company’s business.
Management Skill Modules
TORM, like many other shipping companies, realized the importance of their 
officers to possess effective management skills and also the fact these CBTs 
can provide some crucial tools to develop this expertise. These essential 
management or “Soft skills” have been developed by Seagull working closely with 
the well respected Danish training company, Green Jacobsen, specialists in 
management training.  
In earlier newsletters we have described five of the eight modules available 
and finally here is a brief insight into the remaining three modules.  

Meeting Management (CBT#254)
Many people often feel that holding a meeting is a waste of time. They say so, 
because meetings sometimes create confusion rather than provide clarity. 
However, a well-organized meeting is an effective venue for discussions of 
crucial issues within an organization. Meetings entail good meeting management 
skills in order to succeed. 
This course is specifically designed to guide officers in holding onboard 
meetings. It also aims to teach participants how to identify the different 
types of meetings, how to prepare effectively for these meetings and how to 
participate actively in them. The course also explores how to make a follow-up 
after the meeting to ensure that key points are properly acted upon.
Team Leadership (CBT#256)
Maximizing the potential of multi-skilled crews can only happen if the 
leadership style within an organization follows an effective management 
philosophy and approach, which may be quite different from those applied a few 
decades ago. 
A small group of multi-skilled crew will only function effectively, if they are 
allowed the freedom and control over their own efforts, to apply their 
expertise, skills and techniques in accomplishing their own individual tasks. 
Running a modern ship is no longer just a question of following orders from 
superiors, because subordinates must be capable of and often given the 
authority to act on their own initiative. 
The competence of the team leader is often tested under pressure, where he 
needs to take responsibility over issues and concerns, but at the same time, he 
or she, needs to ensure the dynamism of the whole team.  This CBT module is to 
help develop the required skills to effectively tackle these leadership issues. 
Stress Management (CBT#257)
Stress is a normal part of life. We experience stress as we adapt to changes in 
our environment. Stress can either help or hinder us from dealing with 
different circumstances, but this depends on how we react to it and manage it.
High levels of stress can have a serious impact on the crew’s performance 
onboard because stress itself increases the risk of human errors. If we manage 
stress positively, our bodies will repair any damage it has caused. But if we 
deal with it negatively, stress-related tensions will build up and take over 
control of us and in the long term lead to health problems. 
In the shipping business - where safety is one of the most important concern – 
successful Stress Management can improve performance and help reduce the risk 
of accidents, injuries, and illnesses.
To find out more information about the Soft Skills CBT modules visit our web 
site
http://seagull.no/seagullweb/products/cbt/index.aspx
 



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