Safety and Emergency Response Training Centre (SERT)
Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland, as part of Memorial University, the largest university in Atlantic Canada, training courses developed by the SERT Centre are subject to rigorous academic scrutiny. The majority of courses delivered at the Centre are also accredited or approved by national and international regulatory and other external approving agencies. A team of qualified, experienced instructors and modern training equipment assures the quality of training delivery. Additionally, the SERT Centre is part of the Marine Institute, which is an ISO 9001 accredited training organization, and subject to regular audits and is based at the Stephenville International Airport.
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