PYA Headline Sea Changes Forum at MYS 2017

Yachting professionals, both onboard and ashore will not want to miss the PYA's biggest event of the year, an update on all the most important issues affecting the yachting industry over the past 12 months. The forum takes place on Thursday 28 September at the International Hydrogrpahic Organization (IHO) during the Monaco Yacht Show.

The first half of the event will focus on key updates from the MCA, Red Ensign Group, the RYA and the PYA, covering the new Large Yacht Code, Safe Manning Requirements and the Small Vessel Engineering Route. 

The second half of the evening will feature an update on the French Social Security Decree, followed by a presentation of the issues around cyber security on yachts. With some of the industry's leading experts on the subject taking to the panel, this promises to be a fascinating and informative session. 

Afterwards, there will be a drinks reception overlooking the port of Monaco for attendees of the seminar.

The event is free to PYA members and non members are also welcome, but registration is vital for all. 

Please click here to REGISTER.

PYA Headline Sea Changes Forum 2017

PROGRAM:

When: Thursday 28 September, 16h10
Where: International Hydrographic Organization, 4b Quai Antoine 1er, Monaco

16:30 - 18:05: Sea Changes Updates

Key professionals bring us up to date with all the latest changes in certification, regulation and crew training. Speakers will include experts from the MCA, Red Ensign Group, RYA and PYA as well as training providers. 

15 minute coffee break

18:20 - 18:45: An update on French Social Security

Following on from our seminar in Monaco earlier this year, we present the most up to date information on the French Social Security Decree.

18:45 - 19:45: Cyber security on yachts

A panel of experts discuss the hot topic of cyber security at sea. What are the threats? What needs to be done to safeguard owners and crew? Where are the gaps in onboard training? 

20:00 - 22:00: PYA networking drinks reception

For those attending the Sea Changes Forum.