Welcome to the
SunSafe® Marine Certification
Industry-led training and certification supporting sun safety, environmental responsibility, and duty of care across marine operations.
Who it's for?
Individuals & Contractors
Ocean lovers, crew, guides and independent professionals working in or around marine environments.
A single certification designed for real-world conditions—practical, credible, and immediately applicable.
Operators & Companies
Tour operators, Charter owners, water logistics and coastal based businesses looking to improve crew and staff safety, reduce exposure risk, and align with higher sun safety standards across their operations for a Duty of Care.
Institutions & Organisations
Training bodies, marine programs and governing organisations seeking structured, scalable sun safety education.
Includes pathways for team access, integration into existing programs, and potential subsidy alignment
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Not sure where you fit? Start with Individual Certification.
What is SunSafe®?
SunSafe® Marine Certification provides a clear, structured introduction to sun safety in marine environments, covering:
Understanding UV radiation (UV rays) and reflection risks
UV filters: mineral vs chemical
Sunscreen use in saltwater conditions
How to apply sunscreen effectively
Environmental impact of sunscreen
Additional Resources
Designed to be practical, accessible, and relevant for real-world marine operations.
Why it Matters?
SunSafe® helps standardise sun safety across the marine industry, making it easier to operate with clarity, consistency, and confidence.
With certification, you demonstrate:
Commitment to health and safety and employee duty of care
Awareness of environmental impact and sustainability
Alignment with trusted sunscreen standards and chemical awareness
Leadership in responsible marine operations
The Sunscreen List™ acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land and sea on which we live today. The Ngaro and Gia people, also known as canoe people to the indigenous language, who live amongst the Whitsunday Islands and region. We would like to pay our respects to Elders past and present and future.