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Deck and Navigation

Ship Simulator and Bridge Teamwork (IMO Model Course 1.22)

This course provides training in marshalship management specific Bridge Resource Management and Ship handling techniques and focuses on developing bridge procedures and principles and allows an opportunity to handle ships in various conditions in a simulator. The course exceeds the STCW requirements.

STCW

Basic (Safety) Training

STCW Basic Safety Training is the standard emergency, safety and survival training which is compulsory for anyone working at sea.

Alternate Fuels Courses

Basic Course for Ships with Ammonia as Fuel - 3 days

The course is designed for all Deck and Engine Officers / Crew who in the future intend to sail on the Ammonia fuelled vessels. This course aims to provide the delegates with detailed information on the Physical and Chemical properties of Ammonia and various aspects of safely handling Ammonia.

LNG Fueled Vessels

Advanced Training for Service on Ships Subject to the IGF Code (STCW)

This course is aimed at Masters, Engineering Officers and any personnel who have immediate responsibility for making decisions concerning the handling of fuels subject to the IGF Code, and for the care and use of fuel and fuel systems on vessels associated with the IGF Code. This course complies with the UK Merchant Navy Training Board (MNTB) requirements and SGMF guidance.

Engineering / Electrotechnical

Vessel Performance and Decarbonisation

The aim of the course is to enhance knowledge of deck and engine officers in understanding the current decarbonization targets set by IMO MEPC and achieve these targets by closely monitoring and improving vessel performance.

Engineering / Electrotechnical

Marine Electronics

This course provides knowledge and practical skills to marine engineers of all ranks as well as junior electrical officers. The course focuses on the effective handling of routine electrical maintenance, fault finding and fault rectification of various shipboard machinery and equipment, including deck machinery and navigational equipment.