This course is designed for beginner officers who have received relevant naval education and need to develop and update both theoretical and practical knowledge and skills. The course discusses all the issues that are necessary for the 3rd and 2nd officers. After completing the course they will be able to fully fulfill their obligations on board ships and also go through interviews with employers.
| Name of Modul | Description | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fire Fighting, Life Saving Appliances and Personal Protection Equipment (FFE ,LSA and PPE) | The module describes the types of firefighting equipment available on ships, their classification, usage methods, services and inspections. As well as personal and team rescue and safety equipment, methods for their use, service and inspection. Much attention is paid to the methods for the use of personnel safety equipment on how to use various poisonous, toxic and flammable gases when measuring in Enclosed Spaces. | Unit 1 – 8 Hrs Unit 2 – 8 hrs Unit 3 – 8 hrs |
| 2 | International Maritime Conventions and Operation Management of Vessel (ISM / SMS / ISPS ) | The module describes the main international maritime conventions, their application, scope and purpose. Great attention is also paid to which requirements comply with which conventions and how they are regulated on ships. Ship management includes document circulation, how to monitor and control over certificates and various documents, how to conduct internal/external audits on ships and | Unit 4 – 4 hrs Unit 5 – 8 hrs |
| 3 | Communication Equipment and Navigation Equipment | The module describes the rules for issuing communication equipment. It also includes developing practical skills on how to establish communication between ships and land stations. Great attention is paid to the equipment of the navigation bridge, the use of which is essential for all officers. | Unit 6 – 4 hrs Unit 7 – 4 hrs |
| 4 | Navigation of The Ship | The module describes ship navigation issues such as astro navigation, as well as ship navigation issues in different conditions and circumstances. Modern navigation methods and definitions are used, which will provide good practical skills to the Seafarers. | Unit 8 – 8 hrs Unit 9 – 8 hrs |
| 5 | ECDIS | The module describes how electronic charts are used, as well as the different methods of using them | Unit 10 – 16 hrs |
| 6 | Ship Handling and COLREG 72 | The module describes the Handling of the ship in different situations / conditions, methods of Anchorage, Mooring and Unmooring operation, STS operation and etc. Also, Rules of COLREG, requirements in different condition of visibilities, how to use Navigation lights, signals and Shapes. | Unit 11 – 8 hrs Unit 12 – 8 hrs |
| 7 | Stability and Cargo Handling | The module describes the stability of the ship. Cargo operations, preparation of the ship for cargo operations, ballasting of the ship, preparation of cargo tanks for cargo and their inspection. | Unit 13 – 16 hrs |
| 8 | Preparation for Interview | A prerequisite for employment is the interview required by all shipowners. To do this, this module is prepared to the requirements that a maritime officer needs to pass the interview. | Unit 14 – 16 hrs |
| Duration of Course 16 days |