List of Courses With Corresponding E-Learning System

GENERAL TRAINING MATRIX
MANDATORY TRAINING
MARITIME RESOURCE MANAGEMENT(MRM)
RISK ASSESSMENT AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATION
IN-HOUSE FOOD HANDLING

IN-HOUSE HACCP
IN-HOUSE SHIPBOARD HOUSEKEEPING & STEWARDING COURSE
ISM/SMS FAMILIARIZATION WITH VESSEL FAMILIARIZATION
IMA ILO/MLC 2006
MARITIME ENGLISH
ISPS
ANTI PIRACY
A. GENERAL SHIPBOARD OPERATION

A.1. SHIPHANDLING AND CHARACTERISTICS
A.1.1. SHIPHANDLING AND MANEUVERING
A.1.2. BRIDGE TEAM MANAGEMENT/ MARITIME RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
A.1.3 DOCKING AND SURVEYS

A.1.4. SHIPHANDLING IN RESTRICTED WATER-BANK EFFECTS
A.1.5. SHIP SQUAT AND SHALLOW WATER EFFECT
A.1.6. ANCHORING TECHNIQUES
A.1.7. SHIP TO SHIP MANEUVERING
A.2. PILOTAGE
A.2.1. PILOTING AND POSITION FIXING
A.2.2 SHIPHANDLING WITH PILOT ONBOARD
A.3. MOORING EQUIPMENT AND OPERATION
A.3.1. MOORING
A.3.2. THEORY OF MOORING
A.3.3. MAINTENANCE OF MOORING SYSTEM
A.3.4. SINGLE POINT MOORING
A.3.5. SHIP TO SHIP TRANSFER
A.3.6. MOORING OF BUOY FIELD

A.4. PASSAGE PLANNING NAVIGATION
A.4.1. PASSAGE PLANNING NAVIGATION
A.4.2. GLOBAL MARITIME DISTRESS AND SAFETY SYSTEM (GMDSS)
A.4.3. ELECTRONIC CHART DISPLAY AND INFORMATION SYSTEM (ECDIS)
A.4.4. AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (AIS)

A.5. NAVIGATION
A.5.1. NAVIGATION IN RESTRICTED VISIBILITY
A.5.2. HEAVY WEATHER/TYPHOON/HURRICANE
A.5.3. ICE NAVIGATION
A.5.4. NAVIGATE IN PIRATE AREA
A.5.5. NAVIGATE IN CONGESTED WATER
A.5.6. POLAR NAVIGATION
A.6. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
A.6.1. SAFETY CULTURE DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS
A.6.2. IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY CULTURE
A.6.3. OBSERVING SAFETY CULTURE
A.6.4. MEASURING SAFETY CULTURE
A.6.5. ANALYSING SAFETY CULTURE
A.6.6. CHANGING SAFETY CULTURE
A.6.7. LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE FRONTLINE
A.7. EMERGENCIES, DRILLS AND FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT
A.7.1 EMERGENCY RESPONSE
A.7.2. HOLDING EFFECTIVE DRILLS
A.7.3. ABANDON SHIP, FIRE DRILL, MAN OVERBOARD, HELICOPTER RESCUE

A.8. SHIP/SHORE INTERFACE
A.8.1. SHIP / SHORE INTERFACE
A.8.2. SHIP TO SHIP TRANSFER
A.9. HELICOPTER OPERATIONS
A.9.1. HELICOPTER OPERATIONS
A.10 POLLUTION PREVENTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
A.10.1. MARPOL
A.10.2. FIGHTING POLLUTION (PREVENTING POLLUTION AT SEA)

A.10.3. BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT
A.10.4. EMMISSION
A.11 SHIP'S CERTIFICATES
A.11.1. SHIP'S CERTIFICATES
A.11.2. COMMUNICATION WITH THE OWNER AND CHARTERER
A.11.3. COMPANY PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM(PMS)

A.11.4. FAMILIARIZATION WITH CHARTERED PARTY AND COMMERCIAL IMPLICATION OF THE VESSEL
A.12 LEGAL AND COMMERCIAL ASPECTS
A.12.1. LEGAL AND COMMERCIAL ASPECTS

B. TANKER
B.1 TANKER FAMILIARIZATION
B.1.1. PUMPS
B.1.2. WATCHKEEPING IN PORT
B.1.3. VETTING INSPECTION/PORT STATE CONTROL/ FLAG INSPECTION/COMPANY INSPECTION
B.1.4. MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF DECK CARGO EQUIPMENT

B.2 FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
B.2.1. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
B.2.2. PRINCIPLE OF FIRE
B.2.3. FIRE PREVENTION
B.3 FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS DETECTION SYSTEMS
B.3.1. OPERATIONS/CALIBRATION/MAINTENANCE/TEST FOR FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS EQUIPMENT
B.3.2. LIST OF PORTABLE GAS
A. SERVOMEX 5100
B. SERVOMEX 1800
C. DRAGER X-GM 5000
DRAGER X-GM 70
B.3.3.TANK SCOPE
B.4 ENCLOSED SPACES / TANK ATMOSPHERE EVALUATION
B.4.1. ENTRY INTO AND WORK IN ENCLOSED SPACES

B.4.2. WORKING PERMIT
B.5. CARGO INFORMATION PERSONNEL SAFETHEALTH
B.5.1. CARGO INFORMATION PERSONNEL SAFETHEALTH
C. OIL TANKER
C.1. TANKER OFFICER TRAINING STANDARDS(CRUDE OIL TANKER)
C1.1. INERT GAS SYSTEM
C.1.2. ADVANCED OIL TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM
C.1.3. CRUDE OIL WASHING
C.1.4. OIL TANKER OPERATION
C.1.5. SAFETY PROCEDURES ONBOARD OIL TANKER

D. CHEMICAL / PRODUCT TANKER
D.1 TANKER OFFICER TRAINING STANDARDS (CHEMICAL / PRODUCT TANKER)
D1.1. INERT GAS SYSTEM
D.1.2. ADVANCED CHEMICAL TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM
D.1.3. CHEMICAL TANKER OPERATION
D.1.4. SAFETY PROCEDURES ONBOARD CHEMICAL TANKER

E. GAS TANKER
E.1 TANKER OFFICER TRAINING STANDARDS (GAS TANKER)
B.1.1. INERT GAS SYSTEM
E.1.2. ADVANCED GAS TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM
E.1.3. PURGING OPERATION
E.1.4. GAS TANKER OPERATION
E.1.5. SAFETY PROCEDURE ONBOARD GAS TANKER VESSEL

E.1.6. FAMILIARIZATION WITH LNG, LPG, PRESSURIZED GAS VESSELS
F. BULK GENERAL
F.1. BULK VESSEL FAMILIARIZATION
F.1.1. ADVANCED STABILITY
F.1.2. GRAIN LOADING / DISCHARGING
F.1.3. CLEANING OF THE HOLDS
F.1.4. MAINTENANCE OF CARGO EQUIPMENT
F.1.5. LOADING OF COAL
F.1.6. LOADING OF CARGO SUBJECT TO BE LIQUIFIED

F.1.7. CONTROL OF THE CARGO DURING SEA PASSAGE
F.1.8. BALLAST MANAGEMENT
F.1.9. SEA PROTEST
F.1.10. WATCHKEEPING IN PORT
F.1.11. WATCHKEEPING AT ANCHOR
F.1.12. VETTING INSPECTION/PORT STATE CONTROL/FLAG INSPECTION/COMPANY INSPECTION
F.1.13. RIGHTSHIP INSPECTION

A.1. PRINCIPLES OF SHIPHANDLING AND CHARACTERISTICS
A.1.1. BASIC SHIPHANDLING

A.2. PRINCIPLES OF PILOTAGE
A.2.1. PILOTING AND POSITION FIXING
A.2.2 SHIPHANDLING WITH PILOT ONBOARD
A.3 PRINCIPLES OF MOORING EQUIPMENT AND OPERATIONS
A.3.1. THEORY OF MOORING
A.3.2. MAINTENANCE OF MOORING SYSTEM
A.3.3. SINGLE POINT MOORING
A.4. EMERGENCIES, DRILLS AND FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT
A.4.1. EMERGENCY RESPONSE
A.4.2. HOLDING EFFECTIVE DRILLS
A.4.3. ABANDON SHIP, FIRE DRILL, MAN OVERBOARD, HELICOPTER RESCUE
A.4.4. MAINTENANCE OF LIFE SAVING APPLIANCES AND FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT

A.5. POLLUTION PREVENTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
A.5.1 MARPOL
A.5.2. FIGHTING POLLUTION (PREVENTING POLLUTION AT SEA)
A.5.3. BASIC BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

A.5.4. EMMISSION
A.6. PASSAGE PLANNING / NAVIGATION / CHART CORRECTION
A.6.1. INTRO TO NAVIGATION
A.6.2. CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
A.6.3. COASTAL NAVIGATION
A.6.4. COLLISION REGULATION COLREGS/ RULES OF THE ROAD
A.6.5. PRACTICAL WORKS AND COMPASS CORRECTION

A.6.6. SAILING AND COMPUTATION
A.6.7. PASSAGE PLANNING
A.6.8. NAVIGATION PLOTTING

A.6.9. RADAR OBSERVATION AND PLOTTING
A.6.10. GLOBAL MARITIME DISTRESS AND SAFETY SYSTEM (GMDSS)
A.6.11. ELECTRONIC CHART DISPLAY AND INFORMATION SYSTEM (ECDIS)
A.6.12. WEATHER FAX

A.6.13. COURSE RECORDER
A.6.14. ECHO SOUNDER
A.6.15. AIS (AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM)
A.6.16. DOPPLER LOG
A.6.17. SATELLITE NAVIGATION, GPS
A.6.18. USE OF GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS)
A.6.19. RADAR NAVIGATION
A.6.20. IALA BOUYAGE
A.7.NAVIGATION
A.7.1. NAVIGATION IN RESTRICTED VISIBILITY
A.7.2. NAVIGATION IN CONGESTED AREA / STRAIT
A.7.3. HEAVY WEATHER / TYPHOON / HURRICANE
A.7.4. ICE NAVIGATION
A.7.5. POLAR NAVIGATION
A.7.6. NAVIGATION IN PIRATE AREA
A.7.7. BASIC SHIPPING METEOROLOGY

A.8. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
A.8.1. SAFETY CULTURE DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS

A.8.2. IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY CULTURE
A.8.3. OBSERVING SAFETY CULTURE
A.8.4. MEASURING SAFETY CULTURE
A.8.5. ANALYSING SAFETY CULTURE
A.8.6. CHANGING SAFETY CULTURE
A.8.7. LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE FRONTLINE
B. GENERAL TANKER
B.1 TANKER OFFICER TRAINING STANDARDS
B.1.2. PUMPS
B.1.4. VETTING INSPECTION/PORT STATE CONTR/ FLAG INSPECTION/COMPANY INSPECTION
B.1.5. DECK MAINTENANCE/DECK SEAL/VACUUM BREAKER/TEST OF CARGO EQUIPMENT

B.2 FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
B.2.1. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
B.2.2. PRINCIPLE OF FIRE
B.2.3. FIRE PREVENTION
B.3 FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS DETECTION SYSTEMS
B.3.1.
C. OPERATIONS/CALIBRATION/MAINTENANCE/TEST
DRAGER X-GM 5000 FOR FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS EQUIPMENT
DRAGER X-GM 70
B.3.3.TANK SCOPE
B.4 ENCLOSED SPACES / TANK ATMOSPHERE EVALUATION
B.4.1. ENTRY INTO AND WORK IN ENCLOSED SPACES

B.4.2. WORKING PERMIT
B.5. CARGO INFORMATION PERSONNEL SAFETHEALTH
B.5.1. CARGO INFORMATION PERSONNEL SAFETHEALTH
C. OIL TANKER
C.1.1.OIL TANKER FAMILIARIZATION

D CHEMICAL TANKER
D.1 TANKER OFFICER TRAINING STANDARDS (PRODUCT TANKER)
D.1.1. CHEMICAL TANKER FAMILIARIZATION

E. GAS TANKER
E.1.1. GAS TANKER FAMILIARIZATION

F.1.1. ADVANCED STABILITY
F.1.2. GRAIN LOADING / DISCHARGING
F.1.3. CLEANING OF THE HOLDS
F.1.4. MAINTENANCE OF CARGO EQUIPMENT
F.1.5. LOADING OF COAL
F.1.6. LOADING OF CARGO SUBJECT TO BE LIQUIFIED

F.1.7. CONTROL OF THE CARGO DURING SEA PASSAGE
F.1.8. BALLAST MANAGEMENT
F.1.9. SEA PROTEST
F.1.12. VETTING INSPECTION/PORT STATE CONTROL/FLAG INSPECTION/COMPANY INSPECTION
F.1.13. RIGHTSHIP INSPECTION

A.1. NAVIGATION
A.1.1. SAFE NAVIGATIONAL WATCHKEEPING AND SOUNDS AND LIGHT SIGNALS
A.1.2. SHIP STEERING
A.1.3. SHIPBOARD TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
A.1.4. EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
A.2.MOORING SYSTEMS
A.2.1. BERTHING
A.2.2. ANCHORING
A.3.DECK EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY
A.3.1. WINCHES, WINDLASSES AND CAPSTAINS
A.3.2. HATCHES, WATERTIGHT DOORS, AND PORTS
A.3.3. FIBRE AND WIRE ROPES, CABLES AND CHAINS
A.3.4. BASIC SIGNALS FOR OPERATION OF EQUIPMENTS
A.3.5. ANCHORING EQUIPMENT OPERATION
A.3.6. RIG AND UNRIG BOSUN’S CHAIR AND STAGING
A.3.7. RIG AND UNRIG PILOT LADDERS, HOISTS, RAT-GUARDS AND GANGWAYS
A.3.8. USE OF MARLIN

A.3.9. ACCESS SPIKE SEAMANSHIP
ARRANGEMENTS, HATCHES SKILLS, KNOTS,
AND HATCH SPLICES
COVERS, AND STOPPERS
RAMPS, SIDE/BOW/STERN DOORS OR
ELEVATORS
A.3.10. PIPELINE SYSTEMS – BILGE AND BALLAST SUCTIONS AND WELLS
A.4.OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
A.4.1. WORKING ALOFT AND OVER THE SIDE
A.4.2. WORKING IN ENCLOSED SPACES

A.4.3. PERMIT TO WORK SYSTEMS
A.4.4. LINE HANDLING
A.4.5. LIFTING TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF PREVENTING BACK INJURY
A.4.6. ELECTRICAL SAFETY
A.4.7. MECHANICAL SAFETY
A.4.8. CHEMICAL AND BIOHAZARD SAFETY

A.4.9. PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT
A.5.SURVIVAL CRAFTS AND RESCUE BOATS
A.5.1. LAUNCHING APPLIANCES AND ARRANGEMENTS AND THEIR EQUIPMENT
A.5.2. SURVIVAL AT SEA TECHNIQUES
A.6.SHIPBOARD MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
A.6.1. PAINTING, LUBRICATION AND CLEANING MATERIALS
A.6.2. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR PROCEDURES
A.6.3. SURFACE PREPARATION TECHNIQUES
A.6.4. MANUFACTURER’S SAFETY GUIDELINES AND SHIPBOARD INSTRUCTIONS
A.6.5. SAFE DISPOSAL OF WASTE MATERIALS
A.6.6. APPLICATION, MAINTENANCE AND USE OF HAND AND POWER TOOLS

B. GENERAL TANKER
B.1.2. PUMPS

C. OIL TANKER

D CHEMICAL TANKER

E. GAS TANKER

F. BULK GENERAL
F.1.1. HANDLING OF CARGO AND STORES
F.1.2. CLEANING OF HOLDS

F.1.5. COMPANY ISM
F.1.6. COMPANY SHIP INFORMATION
F.1.7. PORT STATE CONTROL
F.1.8. FLAG INSPECTION
F.1.9. COMPANY INSPECTION

A.1. NAVIGATION
A.1.1. MAGNETIC AND GYRO COMPASS
A.1.2. SHIP STEERING
A.1.3. SOUND AND LIGHT SIGNALS
A.1.4. SHIPBOARD TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
A.1.5. EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
B. GENERAL TANKER
B.1.2. PUMPS

C. OIL TANKER

D CHEMICAL TANKER

E. GAS TANKER

A. BEHAVIORAL TRAINING
A.1 BEHAVIORAL TRAINING
A.1.1. CREW RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
A.1.2. CULTURAL AWARENESS
A.1.3. DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE AND HIB-AID PREVENTION
A.1.4. MARITIME ETHICS
A.1.5. IN-HOUSE HACCP
A.1.6. LEADERSHIP
A.1.7. SELF AWARENESS
A.1.8. STRESS MANAGEMENT
B. CARGO HANDLING TRAINING
B. CARGO HANDLING TRAINING
B.1.1 LIQUID CARGO HANDLING SIMULATOR (LCHS)
B.1.2 BULK VESSEL FAMILIARIZATION
B.1.3 TRIM AND STABILITY
B.1.4 TANKER OPERATION AND FAMILIARIZATION
C. NAVIGATION TRAINING
C.1 NAVIGATION TRAINING
C.1.1 PILOTAGE
C.1.2 INTRODUCTION TO NAVIGATION
C.1.3 ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION
C.1.4 COLLISION REGULATION (COLREG)
C.1.5 PASSAGE PLANNING
C.1.6 GLOBAL MARITIME DISTRESS AND SAFETY SYSTEM (GMDSS)
C.1.7 BRIDGE / STEERING SIMULATOR

C.1.8 TERRESTRIAL NAVIGATION
C.1.9 RADAR / ARPA
C.1.10 CHART CORRECTION AND MANAGEMENT
C.1.10 PILOTING AND POSITION FIXING
C.1.11 AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (AIS)
D. SAFETY/SECURITY TRAINING
D.1 SAFETY/SECURITY TRAINING
D.1.1 HEALTH, SAFETY , SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENT
D.1.2 ISM CODE
D.1.3 ISPS/SSA
D.1.4 RISK ASSESSMENT
D.1.5 SEAMANSHIP
D.1.6 FAMILIARIZATION WITH SAFETY EQUIPMENT
E. SHIPHANDLING TRAINING
E.1 SHIPHANDLING TRAINING
E.1.1 SHIPHANDLING AND CHARACTERISTICS
E.1.2 MOORING EQUIPMENT AND OPERATION
F. REGULATORY TRAINING
F.1. REGULATORY TRAINING
F.1.1 MARPOL ANNEXES I,II,V,VI

F.1.2 PORT STATE CONTROL
F.1.3 SHIP VETTING INSPECTION
F.1.4 STCW
Y TRAINING
MANAGEMENT(MRM)
D INCIDENT INVESTIGATION
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HOUSEKEEPING & STEWARDING COURSE

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AFETY CULTURE
EFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS
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Y COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
MPOSITION DIAGRAM
RTABLE GAS DETECTION SYSTEMS

RATION/MAINTENANCE/TEST FOR FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS EQUIPMENT
GAS
PACES / TANK ATMOSPHERE EVALUATION
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MPOSITION DIAGRAM
RTABLE GAS DETECTION SYSTEMS

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CURITY TRAINING
ECURITY AND ENVIRONMENT
TH SAFETY EQUIPMENT
AINING
NG TRAINING
CHARACTERISTICS
NT AND OPERATION
NING
RY TRAINING
II,V,VI
OL
CTION
DURATION
E-LEARNING TIME
CBT-MARITIME RESOURCE MANAGEMENT none

0275.01Effective resource management, part1 60 minutes
0123 Risk assessment and management 60 minutes

0149 Incident Investigation none
0306 Incident investigation, Cause and effect 60 minutes
0307 Incident investigation, Invest. Techniques 60 minutes
0222- Galley operations 3, food handling
60 minutes
0223 Galley operation, nutrition 60 minutes
0221- Galley Operations 2- Hygiene 60 minutes
0220- Galley Operations 1- Workplace and Equipment Safety 60 minutes
0005 ISM code 120 minutes
0191 Introduction to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006)
0192 MLC 2006 Onboard Responsibilities 60 minutes

0193 MLC 2006 shipowner's responsibilities 60 minutes
60 minutes
0022
0197 Maritime
MLC 2006 English
Basic Introduction 90 minutes
0147 Maritime english, introduction
60 minutes
0145 SMCP-Distress Urgency & Safety 120 minutes
3.5 hours
0146 SMCP- Navigation & Cargo Handling 3.5 hours
0115 Security Awareness 120 minutes
0156 Piracy & Armed Robbery 1

60 minutes
0246 Piracy & Armed Robbery 2 60 minutes
0066 Basic ship handling 75 minutes

0256 Team leadership / Leadership and Teamwork
45 minutes
60 minutes
0271 Leadership, com. for maritime leaders
0117 Integrated survey programme, ISP 6 hours

0247 Anchor mooring procedures 60 minutes
0051 Introduction to navigation 120 minutes

0063 Mooring 120 minutes
0215 Voyage planning, pre departure 90 minutes

0216 Voyage planning, the sea passage 75 minutes
0217 Voyage planning, pilotage and berthing 45 minutes
0021 GMDSS 240 minutes
0211 ECDIS system and chart types 45 minutes

0212 ECDIS display features 45 minutes
0213 ECDIS passage planning with ECDIS 40 minutes
0109 AIS, automatic identification system 120 minutes
0304 COLREGs, Conduct of vessels 45 Minutes

0241 Development of heavy Weather
60 minutes
0242 Heavy weather navigation
0060 Navigation in ice 150 minutes
0156 Piracy and armed robbery 1 60 minutes


0281 Personal safety in cold environments 45 minutes
0002 Ship General Safety

90 minutes
0260 Behavior based safety
0001 personal Safety 90 minutes
0260 Behavior based safety 90 minutes
0127 Enclosed space entry 90 minutes
0073 Crisis management

90 minutes
0297 Recovery of persons from the water
0160 Fire fighting, basic

0139 Lifeboat release and retrieval systems 60 minutes
0161 Fire fighting, advanced
60 minutes
0087 Personal survival and survival craft 60 minutes
m 150 minutes
0181 Ship to ship transfer operations 150 minutes
0020 Search and rescue 90 minutes
0092 Introduction to MARPOL 150 minutes

0004 SOPEP 60 minutes
0277 Marine env. awareness, challenges 120 minutes
0278 Marine env. aware., sustainable ship. 60 minutes
0027 Ballast water management 60 minutes
0047 Fuel combustion efficiency 120 minutes

0157 TMSA 2 45 minutes
0254 Meeting management 45 minutes
0273 Shipboard pers. management & train. 60 minutes
0311 Vessel inspection and CMID 60 minutes
0272 Maritime conv. recommendations & leg. 60 minutes

0255 Question techniques 75 minutes
0078 Pumps and pumping operations

60 minutes
0102 Framo, safe cargo operations 4.5 hours
0167 Tanker training system, familiarisation 1-2 weeks
0299 SIRE inspections 45 minutes

4050 Vetting, Background and history 60 Minutes
4051 Vetting, Preparing for a vetting inspection 60 Minutes
4052 Vetting, The vetting inspection 60 Minutes
4053 Vetting, Follow-up on the vetting inspection 60 Minutes
4054 Vetting, Basic assessment none
4055 Vetting, Advanced assessment none
0319 Periodic main. and insp. of lifting equip. 45 minutes
0160 Fire fighting, basic 60 minutes

0425 Gas measurement, a safe atmosphere 45 minutes

0426 Gas measurement, measuring instrum. 45 minutes
0127 Enclosed space entry 4 hours

0285 Enclosed space entry, awareness 60 minutes
0302 Permit to work 40 minutes
0053 HAZMAT - IMDG, basic 90 minutes
0007 Inert gas generator 2.5 hours

0169 Oil tanker training system, advanced 1-2 weeks
0054 COW 120 minutes
0012 Tank operation 1
90 minutes
90 minutes
ER)

0170 Chemical tanker training system, advanced 1-2 weeks
0013 Tank operation 2 90 minutes
90 minutes
0102 Framo, safe cargo operations

0168 Gas tanker training system, advanced 1-2 weeks

0033 Stability 1 90 minutes
0061 Stability 2, damage stability 90 minutes
0347 Bulk carriers, Trim and stability 60 minutes
0340 Introduction to bulk carriers 60 minutes
0344 Loading bulk carriers 60 minutes
0342 Common bulk cargoes 60 minutes
0345 Hull structural strength 60 minutes
0346 Bulk carriers, Pers. safety & envir. prot. 60 minutes
0349 Bulk carriers, unloading 60 minutes
0343 Preparation for loading bulk carriers 60 minutes
0341 Liquefying cargoes 60 minutes
0348 Bulk carrier voyage 60 minutes
4051 Vetting - Preparing for a vetting inspection

60 Minutes
0035 Inspections 120 minutes


0073 Crisis management 90 minutes

0160 Fire fighting, basic
0161 Fire fighting, advanced 60 minutes
60 minutes

0004 SOPEP 60 minutes
0277 Marine env. awareness, challenges 120 minutes
0278 Marine env. aware., sustainable ship. 60 minutes
0047 Fuel combustion efficiency 120 minutes

0101 IALA, buoyage 60 minutes
0172 International collision regulations
3 hours
0303
45 Minutes
COLREGs, Light shapes & sound sign.
45 Minutes
0304 COLREGs, Conduct of vessels
0213 ECDIS passage planning with ECDIS 40 minutes
0049 Radar observation and plotting 120 minutes
0211 ECDIS system and chart types
0212 ECDIS display features
45 minutes
45 minutes
0241 Development of heavy weather 60 minutes
0103 INS, integrated navigation system 120 minutes
0103 INS, integrated navigation system 120 minutes
0109 AIS, automatic identification system 120 minutes
0057 Doppler log 60 minutes
0059 Satellite navigation GPS 120 minutes
0059 Satellite navigation GPS 120 minutes
0050 ARPA theory 120 minutes
0101 IALA, buoyage 60 minutes
0304 COLREGs, Conduct of vessels 45 Minutes

0172 International collision regulations 3 hours
0242 Heavy weather navigation 60 minutes
0281 Personal safety in cold environments 45 minutes
0241 Development of heavy weather 60 minutes

90 minutes
0001 personal Safety 90 minutes
0127 Enclosed space entry 90 minutes
0007
0078 Inert
Pumpsgasand
generator
pumping operations 2.5 hours
60 minutes
45 minutes
0299 SIRE inspections 60 Minutes



0053 HAZMAT - IMDG, basic 90 minutes

90 minutes
90 minutes

90 minutes
0102 Framo, safe cargo operations

90 minutes
90 minutes

0061 Stability 2, damage stability 90 minutes
0341 Liquefying cargoes 60 minutes
0348 Bulk carrier voyage 60 minutes
4051 Vetting - Preparing for a vetting inspection

60 Minutes

0161
Fire fighting, advanced 60 minutes
0087 Personal 60 minutes
survival and survival craft 60 minutes

0124 Greasing mooring winches and windlasses 45 minutes

0152 Hatch cover maintenance 120 minutes
0287 Inspection of mooring lines 40 minutes
0286 Crane operation, heavy l 75 minutes
0124 Greasing mooring winches and windlasses 45 minutes
0310 Working at height 60 minutes
0317 Lifting and slinging, equipment & op. 30 minutes
0318 Lifting and slinging, roles & resp. 30 minutes
0317 Lifting and slinging, equipment & op. 30 minutes
0318 Lifting and slinging, roles & resp. 30 minutes
0152 Hatch cover maintenance 120 minutes
0310 Working at height 60 minutes

0605 Work ergonomics and back care 60 minutes
0183 Electrical safety 60 minutes
0245 Safe op. and maint. of grinding wheels 120 minutes
0604 Eye injury prevention
60 minutes
0612
60 minutes
Respiratory protection
0001 Personal safety
60 minutes
0385
40 minutes
Occupational health & safety man. sys.

0015 Corrosion protection 1

120 minutes
150 minutes
120 minutes
150 minutes
120 minutes
150 minutes
0245 Safe op. and maint. of grinding wheels 120 minutes
0007
0078 Inert
Pumpsgasand
generator
60 minutes


90 minutes
90 minutes

90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes

0342 Common bulk cargoes


0161
Fire fighting, advanced 60 minutes
0087 Personal 60 minutes
survival and survival craft 60 minutes
0007 Inert
0078 Pumpsgasand
generator
60 minutes
0167 Tanker training system, familiarisation

0319 Periodic main. and insp. of lifting equip.
90 minutes
90 minutes

90 minutes

90 minutes
90 minutes

0251 Culture management 75 minutes
0608 Drug and alcohol policy and testing 60 minutes
0273 Shipboard pers. management & train. 60 minutes
0221 Galley operations 2 60 minutes
0256 Team leadership 45 minutes
0257 Stress management 60 minutes


0049 Radar observation and plotting 120 minutes

0050 ARPA Theory 120 minutes
0109 AIS, Automatic Identification System 120 minutes

0002 Ship General Safety 60 minutes
0001 Personal Safety 60 minutes


0035 Inspection 120 minutes
4052 Vetting - The vetting inspection
60 Minutes
ITALIAN MARITIME ACADEMY PHILS
SIMULATOR / PRACTICAL EXERCIS
MANAGEMENT OPERATIONAL LEVE
Anchoring Assessment (Assessment 1)

Docking Assessment without Tugs (Assessment 3)
SSBT SCENARIO 1E Anchoring
SSBT SCENARIO 2A Docking Bow Thruster
SSBT SCENARIO 2B Docking with Tugs
SSBT SCENARIO 3A Undocking Bow Thruster
SSBT SCENARIO 3B Undocking with Tugs
Entering a Floating Dock Manouevre Assessment (Assessment 10)
Shifting to Pilot Station Assessment (Assessment 7)
Shifting to Pilot Station Assessment (Assessment 7)
Manoeuvring In and Near Traffic Separation System and in VTS area Assessment (Assessment 11)

Docking Assessment without Tugs (Assessment 3)
Plan a Voyage- “C9” Anchorage Istanbul to Northern Bosporos Pilot Disembarkation Ground (Assessment 3)
ECDIS Route Monitoring-Basic Safe Integrated Navigation in an Open Sea (Exercise 1)

ECDIS Route Monitoring- Piloting in Open Waters by the use of ECDIS (Exercise 2)
Simulation Exercise in Coastal Waters- Piloting in semi-confined waters by the use of ECDIS (Exercise 3)
Simulation Exercise in Confined Waters- Piloting in open but congested waters by the use of ECDIS (Exercise 4)
Manoeuvring in Heavy Weather, Manoeuvring to launch rescue boat and Taking on board survivors from rescue
Manoeuvre and Handle a Ship in Ice (Assessment 9)
Emergency Steering Failure (Respond to navigational emergencies) (Assessment 2)
Man Overboard Search and Rescue (Assessment 6)

Man Overboard Search and Rescue (Assessment 6)
LCHSTanker Equipments (Assessment 1)

LCHS Tanker Equipments (Assessment 1)

LCHS Commence Unloading (Assessment 4)
LCHS Commence Loading (Assessment 3)
LCHS Cargo Planning (Assessment 2)

LCHS Cargo Planning( Assessment 2)
LCHS Commence Loading( Assessment 3)
LCHS Commence Unloading(Assessment 4)
LCHS Oil Tanker Equipments (Assessment 1)

LCHS Commence Loading(Assessment 3)
LCHS Commence Unloading( Assessment 4)
LCHS_ML_ Assessment 2 Cargo Planning
LCHS Commence Unloading( Assessment 4)

LOADCAL
LOADCAL
LOADCAL
LOADCAL
DECK OPERATIONAL LEVEL
ECDIS Route Monitoring-Basic Safe Integrated Navigation in an Open Sea (Exercise 1)

ECDIS Route Monitoring- Piloting in Open Waters by the use of ECDIS (Exercise 2)
Simulation Exercise in Coastal Waters- Piloting in semi-confined waters by the use of ECDIS (Exercise 3)
Simulation Exercise in Confined Waters- Piloting in open but congested waters by the use of ECDIS (Exercise 4)
Manoeuvring in Heavy Weather, Manoeuvring to launch rescue boat and Taking on board survivors from rescue


LCHSCommence Unloading (Assessment 4)

LCHSCommence Unloading (Assessment 4)
LOADCAL
LOADCAL
LOADCAL
LOADCAL
DECK SUPPORT LEVEL(AB DECK)
DECK SUPPORT LEVEL (DECK RATING
DECK SUPPORT LEVEL(DECK CADET
DURATION
TIME
WRITTEN EXAMINATION
TRN-TP-BTM TRAINING EXAMINATION(BRIDGE TEAM MANAGEMENT)REV.0(DEC.2013)
TRN-TP-GADM TRAINING EXAMINATION(GALLEY ADMINISTRATION)REV.0(MAY 2013)

TRN-TP-HACCP TRAINING EXAMINATION(HACCP)REV.1(MAY 2012)
TRN-TP-SHSC TRAINING EXAMINATION(SHIPBOARD HOUSEKEEPIGN & STEWARDING COURSE)REV.0(AUG.2013)
as per SMS Questionnaires
as per MLC Questionnaires
TRN-TP-MARENG-EX1 TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARITIME ENGLISH)EXERCISE 1 REV.1(JUN-11- 2013) ; TRN-TP-

MARENG-EX2 TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARITIME ENGLISH)EXERCISE 2 REV.0(JUNE 2013)
TRN-TP-MARENG-EX3 TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARITIME ENGLISH)EXERCISE 3 REV.1(JUNE-11-2013)
TRN-TP-ISPSSSA TRAINING EXAMINATION(ISPS-SSA)REV.0(MAY 2012)
TRN-TP-APA-A TRAINING EXAMINATION FOR ANTI PIRACY AWARENESS (SET A-LECTURE)REV.0(JAN.2013) : TRN-
TP-APA-B TRAINING EXAMINATION FOR ANTI PIRACY AWARENESS(SET B-VIDEO) REV.0(JUNE 2012)
TRN-TP-PLTG-D(PILOTAGE) REV.0(JUNE 2015)
TRN-TP-ME-D(MOORING EQUIPMENT) REV.0(JUNE 2015)
TRN-TP-NRV-D(NAVIGATION IN RESTRICTED VISIBILITY) REV.0(JUNE 2015)

TRN-TP-HWN-D(HEAVY WEATHER NAVIGATION) REV.0(JUNE 2015)
TRN-TP-EDFF-D(EMERGENCY DRILLS & FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT) REV.0(JUNE 2015)

TRN-TP-PPEP-D(POLLUTION PREVENTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION) REV.0(JUNE
2015)
TRN-TP-EWES-D(ENTRY INTO AND WORK IN ENCLOSED SPACES) REV.0(JUNE 2015)
TRN-TP-EWES-D(ENTRY INTO AND WORK IN ENCLOSED SPACES) REV.0(JUNE 2015)
TRN-TP-MARIIIV TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARPOL ANNEX I,II & V)REV.1(JAN 2014);
TRN-TP-MARV TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARPOL ANNEX V)REV.0(MAY 2012);
TRN-TP-MARVI TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARPOL ANNEX VI)REV.0(MAY 2012);
TRN-TP-PSC TRAINING EXAMINATION(PORT STATE CONTROL)REV.0(MAY 2012)

TRN-TP-SHVET TRAINING EXAMINATION(SHIP VETTING)REV.0(MAY 2012)
OTHERS
General Safety Video Series Safe Food Handling In The Galley
General Safety Video Series Safe Galley Work Practices
Pirate Hunting with Bow Cecil

Ross Kemp in of pirates E02
Ross Kemp in Pirates E01
Ross.Kemp.In.Search.Of.Pirates.S01E03.WS.PDTV.XviD.REAL
interaction - SHIPHANDLING
BRM
Maritime Disaster
BRM- Case Study
Flight KLM 4805 & Pan Am 1736 (Crash of the Century) - 1_9
Herald of free Enterprise
No Room for Error
anchoring
man slow and stop
Bridge Procedures Master Pilot Relationship
Bridge Procedures Master Pilot Relationship
Mooring Anchoring
Mooring operation
Mooring Safety
Mooring Anchoring
Mooring operation
Mooring Safety
Mooring Anchoring
Mooring operation
Mooring Safety
Mooring Anchoring
Mooring operation
Mooring Safety
Mooring Anchoring
Mooring operation
Mooring Safety
Mooring Anchoring
Mooring operation
Mooring Safety
squat
voyage planning
cold weather
hypothermia
ice breakers
piracy
Wind waves and storm 1
Wind waves and storm coping with 2
271 - Ice Navigation - Intro

272 - Ice Navigation - Types of Ice
273 - Ice Navigation - Voyage Preparation
274 - Ice Navigation - Ice Classification
275 - Ice Navigation - Approaching Ice Zones
276 - Ice Navigation - Safe Passage Through Ice
277 - Ice Navigation - Working With Ice Breakers
278 - Ice Navigation - Summary
piracy
ITF Safety on Board 18 Mins

Behaviour Safety 1
Behaviour Safety 2
Behaviour Safety 3
Behaviour Safety 4
Behaviour Safety 1
Behaviour Safety 2
Behaviour Safety 3
Behaviour Safety 4
Behaviour Safety 1
Behaviour Safety 2
Behaviour Safety 3
Behaviour Safety 4
Behaviour Safety 1
Behaviour Safety 2
Behaviour Safety 3
Behaviour Safety 4
Entry into Closed Spaces
Personal Survival at Sea -1

Helicopter Operation
Garbage management
Oil spill response 1
Charter Party
port state
PSC-25m21s
US port state control
LNG Boil-off Gas Handling arrangement.

interaction - SHIPHANDLING
man slow and stop
port state
PSC-25m21s
port state
PSC-25m21s
Emergency Steering..! Want to Know How it is done.._
Mooring Safety
Mooring Safety
020 - Survey Part 3 - Safety Equipment (546)


ITF Safety on Board 18 Mins
A Solar Powered Boat docks in Hong Kong

Life Boat Battery Charging Circuit
Garbage management
port state
PSC-25m21s
port state
PSC-25m21s
MANDATORY TRAINING

IN-HOUSE HACCP

IMA ILO/MLC 2006
MARITIME ENGLISH
ISPS
ANTI PIRACY

A.1. ADVANCED DIESEL ENGINE OPERATION
A.1.1. DIESEL ENGINE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FOR 2 &4 STROKE ENGINE
A.1.2. PEFORMANCE ANALYSIS FOR 2 STROKE AND 4 STROKE DIESEL ENGINE
A.1.3. DIESEL ENGINE CONTROL AND SAFETY SYSTEM
A.1.4. DIESEL ENGINE SPECIAL RUNNING OPERATION
A.1.5. MARPOL ANNEX VI EMISSION CONTROL REGULATIONS AND TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
A.1.6. MODERN DIESEL ENGINE TECHNOLOGY
A.2. MARINE ENGINEERING SYSTEMS

A.2.1. MARINE ENGINEERING SYSTEMS
A.2.2. MARINE FUEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
A.2.3. BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
A.2.4. FUEL AND LUBE OIL SYSTEM
A.3. AUXILIARY MACHINERIES OPERATION AND MAINTE

A.3.1. AUXILIARY DIESEL ENGINE (4 Stroke)
A.3.2. BOILER AND ECONOMIZER

A.3.3. PUMPS/COMPRESSORS
A.3.4. STEERING GEAR
A.3.5. CARGO GEAR
A.3.6. DECK MACHINERIES
A.4. MARINE ELECTRO-TECHNOLOGY

A.4.1. PRACTICAL MARINE ELECTRICAL KNOWLEDGE
A.4.2. ELECTRONICS FOR MARINE ENGINEER
A.4.3. PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS
A.4.4. INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESS CONTROL
A.4.5. ELECTRO PNEUMATICS AND HYDRAULICS FOR MARINE APPLICATION
A.4.6. MOTOR AND CONTROL
A.4.7. HIGH VOLTAGE
A.5. LEGAL AND COMMERCIAL ASPECTS

B.MANAGEMENT OF THE ENGINEERING DEPARTME

B.1 MANAGEMENT OF THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
B.1.1. MARITIME REGULATIONS
B.1.2. SURVEY AND CERTIFICATES
B.1.3. WATCHKEEPING
B.1.4. BUNKERING OPERATION, PROCEDURESS &CALCULATION
B.1.5. DRY DOCKING AND PREPARATION
B.1.6. SHIP ENERGY EFFECIENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN (SEEMP)
B.1.7. MAINTENANCE OF LIFE SAVING APPLIANCES AND FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENTS
B.1.8. COMPANY PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM(PMS)
C. MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

C.1. MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
C.1.1. MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
C.1.2. MARPOL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
D. COMPANY SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

D.1. SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
D.1.1. STABILITY
D.1.2. VESSEL OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
D.1.3. CONTINGENCY PLANNING AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
D.1.4. PORT STATE CONTROL/FLAG INSPECTION, VESSEL CONDITION , ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION
CLASS
D.1.5. WORK PERMIT
D.1.6. RIGHTSHIP
E. SHIPBOARD FAMILIARIZATION
E.1. SHIPBOARD FAMILIARIZATION
E.1.1. SAFETY EQUIPMENT
E.1.2. SHIP OPERATIONS
F. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE

F.1. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.1. SAFETY CULTURE DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS
F.1.2. IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.3. OBSERVING SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.4. MEASURING SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.5. ANALYSING SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.6. CHANGING SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.7. LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE FRONTLINE
G. EMERGENCY DRILLS AND FIREFIGHTING EQUIP

G.1. EMERGENCY DRILLS AND FIREFIGHTING QUIPMENT
G.1.1. EMERGENCY RESPONSE
G.1.3. FIREFIGHTING
H. GENERAL TANKER
H.1. GENERAL TANKER
H.1.1. GENERAL TANKER FAMILIARIZATION
H.1.2. INERT GAS SYSTEM
H.1.3. CRUDE OIL/TANK WASHING
H.1.4. FAMILIARIZATION WITH CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
H.1.5. OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER OPERATION
H.1.6. SAFETY PROCEDURES ONBOARD TANKER
H.1.7. DECK SEAL
H.1.8. TEST OF CARGO EQUIPMENT
H.1.9. COMPANY ISM
H.1.10. COMPANY SHIP INFORMATION
I. FLAMMABILITY DIAGRAM
I.1. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
I.1.1. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
I.1.2.PRINCIPLE OF FIRE
I.1.3. FIRE PREVENTION

J. FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS DECTECTION SYSTE
J.1. FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS DECTECTION SYSTEMS
J.1.1. PORTABLE GAS DETECTOR
J.1.2. GAS MEASUREMENT(PORTABLE INDICATORS)
J.1.3. TANK SCOPE
J.2. ENCLOSED SPACES/TANK ATMOSPHERE

J.2.1. ENTRY INTO AND WORK IN ENCLOSED SPACES
K. FAMILIARIZATION PRIOR CARGO OPERATION

K.1. FAMILIARIZATION PRIOR CARGO OPERATION
K.1.1. FAMILIARIZATION PRIOR CARGO OPERATION
K.2. CARGO OPERATION REQUIREMENTS-PRECAUTION
K.2.1. CARGO OPERATION REQUIREMENTS-PRECAUTIONS PERSONNEL SAFETY-HEALTH DATA

A.1. DIESEL ENGINE OPERATION
A.1.1. BASIC DIESEL ENGINE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FOR 4 STROKE ENGINE
A.1.2. PEFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF 4 STROKE DIESEL ENGINE
A.1.4. SPECIAL RUNNING OPERATION OF 4 STROKE DIESEL ENGINE
A.1.5. INTRODUCTION TO MARPOL ANNEX VI EMISSION CONTROL REGULATIONS
A.1.6. BASIC MODERN DIESEL ENGINE TECHNOLOGY

A.3. AUXILIARY MACHINERIES OPERATION AND MAINTE
A.3.2. BOILER/ECONOMIZER
A.3.3. PUMPS/COMPRESSOR
A.3.5. CARGO GEAR
A.3.7. MARPOL EQUIPMENTS
A.3.8. PURIFIER
A.3.9. OILY WATER SEPARATOR
A.3.10. FRESH WATER GENERATOR
A.3.11. CATHODIC PROTECTION IMPRESS CURRENT
A.4. MARINE ELECTRO TECHNOLOGY

B. MANAGEMENT OF THE ENGINEERING DEPARTM

B.1.1. INTRODUCTION TO MARITIME REGULATIONS
B.1.2. RISK ASSESSMENT/ANALYSIS
B.1.3. WATCHKEEPING
B.1.4. BUNKERING OPERATION, PROCEDURESS & CALCULATION
B.1.5. INTRODUCTION TO SURVEY AND CERTIFICATES

B.1.6. BASIC INTRODUCTION TO SHIP ENERGY EFFECIENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN (SEEMP)

C.1.1. BASIC MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
D. SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

D.1.1. BASIC STABILITY
D.1.3. EMERGENCY RESPONSE
D.1.4. BUNKERING OPERATION AND PROCEDURES

D.1.5. PORT STATE CONTROL/FLAG INSPECTION
D.1.6. WORK PERMIT
D.1.7. RIGHTSHIP
E. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE

E.1. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.1. SAFETY CULTURE DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS
E.1.2. IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.3. OBSERVING SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.4. MEASURING SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.5. ANALYSING SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.6. CHANGING SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.7. LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE FRONTLINE
F. GENERAL TANKER
F.1. TANKER OFFICER TRAINING STANDARD
F.1.1. INERT GAS SYTEM
F.1.2. PUMPS
F.1.3. VETING INPECTION/PORT STATE CONTROL/FLAG INSPECTION/COMPANY INSPECTION
F.1.4. DECK EQUIPMENT/DECK SEAL/VACUUM BREAKER VALVE/TEST CARGO EQUIPMENT
F.2. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM

F.2.1. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
F.2.2. PRINCIPLE OF FIRE
F.2.3. FIRE PREVENTION
F.3. FIXED ND PORTABLE GAS DETECTION SYSTEMS
F.3.1. OPERATIONS/CALIBRATION/MAINTENANCE/TEST FOR FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS EQUIPMENT
F.3.2. LIST OF PORTABLE GAS

A. SERVOMEX 5100
B. SERVOMEX 1800
C.DRAER X-GM 5000
D. DRAGER X-GM 70
F.3.3. TANK SCOPE
F.4. ENCLOSED SPACES/TANKATMOSPHERE EVALUATION
F.4.1. ENTRY INTO AND WORK IN ENCLOSED SPACES
G. OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER
G.1. GENERAL TANKER
G.1.1. OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER FAMILIARIZATION
G.1.3. BASIC KNOWLEDGE ON OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER
G.1.4. SAFETY PROCEDURES ON BOARD OIL TANKER

A.1. ENGINE ROOM OPERATIONS
A.1.1. ENGINE ROOM OPERATION
A.1.2. MARINE ENGINEERING SYSTEM
A.1.3. ENGINE WATCHKEEPING
A.1.4. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
B. MARITIME REGULATIONS FAMILIARIZATION
B.1. INTRODUCTION TO MARITIME REGULATION
B.1.1. SOLAS
B.1.2. MARPOL
B.1.3. STCW
B.1.4. MLC 2006
C. SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
C.1 SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION
C.1.1. COMPANY SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION
D. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
D.1 SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
D.1.1. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
E. GENERAL TANKER SECTION(OIL, CHEMICAL ,GAS )
E.1.GENERAL TANKER FAMILIARIZATION
E.1.1. BASIC KNOWLEDGE ON OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER

E.1.2. BASIC CARGO OPERATION
E.1.3. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF OIL.CHEMICAL AND GAS
E.1.4. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL
E.1.5. GAS MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
E.1.6. SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE DEVICES
E.1.7. SAFE WORKING PRACTICES
E.1.8. FIRST AID & MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
E.1.9. TANKER CONTINGENCY PLAN

E.1.10. MARINE POLLUTION

A.1 ENGINE ROOM OPERATIONS DURING MANEUVERING
A.1.1. Marine Cooling System
A.1.2. Lube Oil System
A.1.3. Main Sea Water System
A.1.4. Fresh Water System

A.1.5. Fuel Oil System
A.1.6. Main Engine Lube Oil System
A.1.7. Starting Air System
A.2 WATCHKEEPING IN THE ENGINE ROOM

A.2.1. Engine Watchkeeping
A.3 OPERATIONS, MONITORING, TROUBLESHOOTING M

A.3.1. Purifier
A.3.2. Oily Water Separator
A.3.3. Steering Gear
A.3.4. Air Compressor
A.3.5. Diesel Generator
A.3.6. Lubricating Oil System
A.3.7. Sea Water System
A.3.9. Sewage System
A.3.10.Fresh Water Generator
A.4 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

A.4.2. Purifier
A.4.4. Main Engine System
A.4.5. Auxiliary Machinery
A.4.6. Emergency Firefighting System
A.5 CONTROL OF OPERATIONS AND CARE OF PERSONN

A.5.1. Bunkering Operations and Procedure
B. MANAGEMENT OF THE ENGINEERING DEPARTM

B.1.1 ISM Code for Engineers
B.1.2 Port State Control Inspection
C. POLLUTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

C.1. POLLUTION PREVENTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
C.1.1. MARPOL
C.1.2. Fighting Pollution(Preventing Pollution at Sea)

C.1.3. Ballast Water Management System
D. GENERAL TANKER
D.1 TANKER OFFICER TRAINING STANDARDS
D.1.1 Inert Gas System
D.1.2. Pumps
D.1.3. Vetting Inspection/Port State Control/Flag Inspection/Company Inspection
D.1.4. Deck Equipment/Deck Seal/Vacuum Breaker Valve/Test of Cargo Equipment
D.2 ENCLOSED SPACES/TANK ATMOSPHERE EVALUATIO

D.2.1 Entry into and Work in Enclosed Spaces
D.3 OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER

D.3.1. Oil/Chemical/Gas Tanker Familiarization
D.3.2. Crude Oil/Tank Washing
D.3.3. Safety Procedures Onboard Oil/Chemical/Gas Tanker

E.1 SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.1 Shipboard Safety Culture
F. ELECTRICAL TRAINING
F.1.1 Marine Electricity
F.1.2. Marine High Voltage

F.1.3. Fluid Power Automation
F.1.4 Calibration and Process Control Fundamentals
F.1.5 PLC Course
F.1.6. Refrigeration and Airconditioning Mechanics

A.1 ENGINE ROOM OPERATIONS
A.1.1. Engine Room Operation
A.1.2. Marine Engineering System
A.1.4. Maintenance and Repair
B. MARITIME REGULATION FAMILIARIZATION

B.1 INTRODUCTION TO MARITIME REGULATION
B.1.1. SOLAS
B.1.2. MARPOL
B.1.3. STCW
B.1.4. MLC 2006
C.1.1. Company Safety Management System Familiarization
D.1.1. Shipboard Safety Culture
E. GENERAL TANKER
E.1 GENERAL TANKER FAMILIARIZATION
E.1.1. Basic Knowledge on Oil/Chemical/Gas Tanker
E.1.2. Basic Cargo Operation
E.1.3. Physical Properties of Oil Chemical and Gas
E.1.4. Hazard Identification and Control
E.1.5. Gas Measuring Instruments
E.1.6. Safety Equipment and Protective Deivces
E.1.7. Safe Working Practices
E.1.8. First Aid and Material
E.1.9. Safety Data Sheet
E.1.10. Tanker Contingency Plan
E.1.11. Marine Pollution

F. WELDING AND FABRICATION
F.1 WELDING AND FABRICATION THRU MFI TECHNOLOG
F.1.1 Basic Welding Skills
F.1.2 Basic Lathe Machine Operation

A.1.1. Crew Resource Management
A.1.2. Cultural Awareness
A.1.3. Drug, Alcohol Abuse & HIV-Aid Prevention
A.1.4. Ethics
A.1.5. In-house HACCP
A.1.6. Leadership
A.1.7. Self Awareness
A.1.8. Stress Management
B. GENERAL SHIPBOARD OPERATION

B.1 GENERAL SHIPBOARD OPERATION
B.1.1 Marine Cooling System, Ice Navigation
B.1.2 Lube Oil System, Fuel Oil System, Start Air System
B.1.3 Transas/Kongsberg Simulator
B.1.4 Engine Room Watchkeeping under Special Conditions
B.1.5 Purifier
B.1.6 Air Compressor
B.1.7 Diesel Generator
B.1.8 Refrigeration and Airconditioning
B.1.9 Steam Boiler Plant
B.1.10 Oily Water Separator, Steering Gear
B.1.11 4 Stroke/2 Stroke
B.1.12 Pump Technology
B.1.13 Greasing & Lubrication
C. GENERAL TANKER OPERATION

C.1 GENERAL TANKER OPERATION
C.1.1 Fire Training Manual, Portable Gas Detector and Indicator
C.1.2 Oil Tanker Familiarization & Operation
C.1.3 Chemical Tanker Familiarization & Operation

C.1.4 Safety Procedures Onboard Oil,Chemical, Gas Tanker
C.1.5 Inert Gas System, Crude Oil/Tank Washing
D. REGULATORY TRAINING
D.1 REGULATORY TRAINING
D.1.1 MARPOL Annexes I,II,V,VI
D.1.2 Port State Control
D.1.3 Ship Vetting
D1.4 STCW
E. SAFETY/SECURITY TRAINING
E.1 SAFETY/SECURITY TRAINING
E.1.1 Health, Safety, Security and Enviroment
E.1.2 ISM Code
E.1.3 ISPS/SSA
E.1.4 Risk Assessment
E.1.5 Seamanship
E.1.6 Hotwork Procedures
A. GALLEY TRAINING
A.1 GALLEY TRAINING SCHEME
A.1.1. Menu Planning and Stock Control
A.1.2. Storage
A.1.3. Food Handling and Preparation
A.1.4. Galley Organization

B.1.1. MARPOL
B.1.2. MLC 2006


1. CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR

1.1.Ship Design and Layout
1.2 Emergency Plans, Procedures and Drills
1.3 Optimization of Resources
1.4 Control Emergency Situations
1.5 Human Behavior and Responses
1.6 Establishing and Maintaining Effective Communications
1.7 Passenger Safety Training
1.8 Practical Exercises (Drills)
2. CROWD MANAGEMENT
2.1 Controlling Crowd in an Emergency Situation
2.2 Locating essential safety and emergency equipment on board
2.3 Communicating effectively with passengers during an emergency
2.4 Demonstrating use of Personal Life-saving Appliances
2.5 Complying with Ship’s Safety and Emergency Procedures
3. PASSENGER SAFETY, CARGO SAFETY AND HULL INTE

3.1. Loading and Embarking Procedures
3.2 Carriage of Dangerous Goods

3.3 Securing Cargoes
3.4 Stability, Trim and Stress Calculations
3.5 Opening, Closing and Securing Hull Openings
1. FUNDAMENTAL OF CONTAINER SHIPPING

1.1 Introduction to Container Shipping, Principles, Evolution and Trade Routes
1.2 Container Ship Characteristics, Terminology, Management, Packing and Security

1.3 The Container: Types, Terminology, Management, Packing and Security
1.4 Container Logistics, Supply Chain Principles, Port and Terminal Operations and Operators
1.5 Container Shipping Costs, Revenue and Freight Rates
1.6 Container Shipping Business, Regulations and Documentation
1. BASIC HYDROGEN SULPHIDE(H2S) TRAINING

1.1 Working Safely with Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) – What to do and not to do
1.2 How Hydrogen Sulphide forms and some important properties such as flammability, toxicity,
odor thresholds and vapor density
1.3
1.4 Protection
Precautionsagainst
to takeH2S using equipment
to ensure such as respirators,
safety of personnel rescue
when entering packs
an area andmay
which gas monitors
contain
H2S
1.5 Rescue and First Aid as it applies to H2S exposure
1.6 How to revive victims that have inhaled H2S using artificial respiration and CPR
2. INTRODUCTION TO DYNAMIC POSITIONING(DP)
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Basic Principles of DP
1.3 Elements of a DP System
1.4 Position Reference Systems and Equipment
1.5 Dynamic Positioning Operations
1.6 Dynamic Positioning Vessel Operations
1.7 Information for Key DP Personnel
1.8 DPO Training
MANDATORY TRAINING

IN-HOUSE HACCP

IMA ILO/MLC 2006
MARITIME ENGLISH
ANTI PIRACY

A.1. ADVANCED DIESEL ENGINE OPERATION
A.1.1. DIESEL ENGINE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FOR 2 &4 STROKE ENGINE
A.1.2. PEFORMANCE ANALYSIS FOR 2 STROKE AND 4 STROKE DIESEL ENGINE
A.1.4. DIESEL ENGINE SPECIAL RUNNING OPERATION
A.1.5. MARPOL ANNEX VI EMISSION CONTROL REGULATIONS AND TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
A.1.6. MODERN DIESEL ENGINE TECHNOLOGY

A.2.2. MARINE FUEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
A.2.3. BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
A.2.4. FUEL AND LUBE OIL SYSTEM
A.3. AUXILIARY MACHINERIES OPERATION AND MAINTENA

A.3.2. BOILER AND ECONOMIZER

A.3.3. PUMPS/COMPRESSORS
A.3.5. CARGO GEAR
A.4. MARINE ELECTRO-TECHNOLOGY

A.4.2. ELECTRONICS FOR MARINE ENGINEER
A.4.3. PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS
A.4.7. HIGH VOLTAGE
A.5. LEGAL AND COMMERCIAL ASPECTS

B.MANAGEMENT OF THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

B.1.1. MARITIME REGULATIONS
B.1.2. SURVEY AND CERTIFICATES
B.1.3. WATCHKEEPING
B.1.4. BUNKERING OPERATION, PROCEDURESS &CALCULATION
B.1.5. DRY DOCKING AND PREPARATION
B.1.6. SHIP ENERGY EFFECIENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN (SEEMP)

C.1.1. MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
D. COMPANY SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

D.1.1. STABILITY
D.1.3. CONTINGENCY PLANNING AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
D.1.4. PORT STATE CONTROL/FLAG INSPECTION, VESSEL CONDITION , ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION
CLASS
D.1.5. WORK PERMIT
D.1.6. RIGHTSHIP
E. SHIPBOARD FAMILIARIZATION
E.1. SHIPBOARD FAMILIARIZATION
E.1.1. SAFETY EQUIPMENT
E.1.2. SHIP OPERATIONS
F. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE

F.1. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.1. SAFETY CULTURE DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS
F.1.2. IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.3. OBSERVING SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.4. MEASURING SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.5. ANALYSING SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.6. CHANGING SAFETY CULTURE
F.1.7. LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE FRONTLINE
G. EMERGENCY DRILLS AND FIREFIGHTING EQUIPME

G.1. EMERGENCY DRILLS AND FIREFIGHTING QUIPMENT
G.1.1. EMERGENCY RESPONSE
G.1.3. FIREFIGHTING
H. GENERAL TANKER
H.1. GENERAL TANKER
H.1.1. GENERAL TANKER FAMILIARIZATION
H.1.2. INERT GAS SYSTEM
H.1.3. CRUDE OIL/TANK WASHING
H.1.4. FAMILIARIZATION WITH CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
H.1.5. OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER OPERATION
H.1.6. SAFETY PROCEDURES ONBOARD TANKER
H.1.7. DECK SEAL
H.1.8. TEST OF CARGO EQUIPMENT
H.1.9. COMPANY ISM
H.1.10. COMPANY SHIP INFORMATION
I. FLAMMABILITY DIAGRAM
I.1. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
I.1.1. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
I.1.2.PRINCIPLE OF FIRE
I.1.3. FIRE PREVENTION

J. FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS DECTECTION SYSTEM
J.1. FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS DECTECTION SYSTEMS
J.1.1. PORTABLE GAS DETECTOR
J.1.2. GAS MEASUREMENT(PORTABLE INDICATORS)
J.1.3. TANK SCOPE
J.2. ENCLOSED SPACES/TANK ATMOSPHERE

J.2.1. ENTRY INTO AND WORK IN ENCLOSED SPACES
K. FAMILIARIZATION PRIOR CARGO OPERATION

K.1. FAMILIARIZATION PRIOR CARGO OPERATION
K.1.1. FAMILIARIZATION PRIOR CARGO OPERATION
K.2. CARGO OPERATION REQUIREMENTS-PRECAUTIONS PE
K.2.1. CARGO OPERATION REQUIREMENTS-PRECAUTIONS PERSONNEL SAFETY-HEALTH DATA

A.1. DIESEL ENGINE OPERATION
A.1.1. BASIC DIESEL ENGINE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FOR 4 STROKE ENGINE
A.1.2. PEFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF 4 STROKE DIESEL ENGINE
A.1.4. SPECIAL RUNNING OPERATION OF 4 STROKE DIESEL ENGINE
A.1.5. INTRODUCTION TO MARPOL ANNEX VI EMISSION CONTROL REGULATIONS
A.1.6. BASIC MODERN DIESEL ENGINE TECHNOLOGY

A.3. AUXILIARY MACHINERIES OPERATION AND MAINTENAN
A.3.2. BOILER/ECONOMIZER
A.3.3. PUMPS/COMPRESSOR
A.3.5. CARGO GEAR
A.3.7. MARPOL EQUIPMENTS
A.3.8. PURIFIER
A.3.9. OILY WATER SEPARATOR
A.3.10. FRESH WATER GENERATOR
A.3.11. CATHODIC PROTECTION IMPRESS CURRENT
A.4. MARINE ELECTRO TECHNOLOGY

B. MANAGEMENT OF THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMEN

B.1.1. INTRODUCTION TO MARITIME REGULATIONS
B.1.2. RISK ASSESSMENT/ANALYSIS
B.1.3. WATCHKEEPING
B.1.4. BUNKERING OPERATION, PROCEDURESS & CALCULATION
B.1.5. INTRODUCTION TO SURVEY AND CERTIFICATES

B.1.6. BASIC INTRODUCTION TO SHIP ENERGY EFFECIENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN (SEEMP)

C.1.1. BASIC MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
D. SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

D.1.1. BASIC STABILITY
D.1.3. EMERGENCY RESPONSE
D.1.4. BUNKERING OPERATION AND PROCEDURES

D.1.5. PORT STATE CONTROL/FLAG INSPECTION
D.1.6. WORK PERMIT
D.1.7. RIGHTSHIP

E.1. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.1. SAFETY CULTURE DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS
E.1.2. IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.3. OBSERVING SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.4. MEASURING SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.5. ANALYSING SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.6. CHANGING SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.7. LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE FRONTLINE
F. GENERAL TANKER
F.1. TANKER OFFICER TRAINING STANDARD
F.1.1. INERT GAS SYTEM
F.1.2. PUMPS
F.1.3. VETING INPECTION/PORT STATE CONTROL/FLAG INSPECTION/COMPANY INSPECTION
F.1.4. DECK EQUIPMENT/DECK SEAL/VACUUM BREAKER VALVE/TEST CARGO EQUIPMENT
F.2. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM

F.2.1. FLAMMABILITY COMPOSITION DIAGRAM
F.2.2. PRINCIPLE OF FIRE
F.2.3. FIRE PREVENTION
F.3. FIXED ND PORTABLE GAS DETECTION SYSTEMS
F.3.1. OPERATIONS/CALIBRATION/MAINTENANCE/TEST FOR FIXED AND PORTABLE GAS EQUIPMENT
F.3.2. LIST OF PORTABLE GAS

A. SERVOMEX 5100
B. SERVOMEX 1800
C.DRAER X-GM 5000
D. DRAGER X-GM 70
F.3.3. TANK SCOPE
F.4. ENCLOSED SPACES/TANKATMOSPHERE EVALUATION
F.4.1. ENTRY INTO AND WORK IN ENCLOSED SPACES
G. OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER
G.1. GENERAL TANKER
G.1.3. BASIC KNOWLEDGE ON OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER
G.1.4. SAFETY PROCEDURES ON BOARD OIL TANKER

A.1. ENGINE ROOM OPERATIONS
A.1.1. ENGINE ROOM OPERATION
A.1.2. MARINE ENGINEERING SYSTEM
A.1.3. ENGINE WATCHKEEPING
A.1.4. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
B. MARITIME REGULATIONS FAMILIARIZATION
B.1. INTRODUCTION TO MARITIME REGULATION
B.1.1. SOLAS
B.1.2. MARPOL
B.1.3. STCW
B.1.4. MLC 2006
C.1.1. COMPANY SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION
D.1.1. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
E. GENERAL TANKER SECTION(OIL, CHEMICAL ,GAS )
E.1.GENERAL TANKER FAMILIARIZATION
E.1.1. BASIC KNOWLEDGE ON OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER

E.1.2. BASIC CARGO OPERATION
E.1.3. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF OIL.CHEMICAL AND GAS
E.1.4. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL
E.1.5. GAS MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
E.1.6. SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE DEVICES
E.1.7. SAFE WORKING PRACTICES
E.1.8. FIRST AID & MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
E.1.9. TANKER CONTINGENCY PLAN

E.1.10. MARINE POLLUTION

A.1 ENGINE ROOM OPERATIONS DURING MANEUVERING
A.1.1. Marine Cooling System
A.1.2. Lube Oil System
A.1.3. Main Sea Water System
A.1.4. Fresh Water System

A.1.5. Fuel Oil System
A.1.6. Main Engine Lube Oil System
A.2 WATCHKEEPING IN THE ENGINE ROOM

A.3 OPERATIONS, MONITORING, TROUBLESHOOTING MACH

A.3.1. Purifier
A.3.3. Steering Gear
A.3.4. Air Compressor
A.3.6. Lubricating Oil System
A.3.7. Sea Water System
A.3.9. Sewage System
A.3.10.Fresh Water Generator
A.4 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

A.4.2. Purifier
A.4.4. Main Engine System
A.4.5. Auxiliary Machinery
A.4.6. Emergency Firefighting System
A.5 CONTROL OF OPERATIONS AND CARE OF PERSONNEL

A.5.1. Bunkering Operations and Procedure
B. MANAGEMENT OF THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMEN

B.1.1 ISM Code for Engineers
B.1.2 Port State Control Inspection
C. POLLUTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

C.1. POLLUTION PREVENTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
C.1.1. MARPOL
C.1.2. Fighting Pollution(Preventing Pollution at Sea)

C.1.3. Ballast Water Management System
D. GENERAL TANKER
D.1 TANKER OFFICER TRAINING STANDARDS
D.1.1 Inert Gas System
D.1.2. Pumps
D.1.3. Vetting Inspection/Port State Control/Flag Inspection/Company Inspection
D.1.4. Deck Equipment/Deck Seal/Vacuum Breaker Valve/Test of Cargo Equipment
D.2 ENCLOSED SPACES/TANK ATMOSPHERE EVALUATION

D.2.1 Entry into and Work in Enclosed Spaces
D.3 OIL/CHEMICAL/GAS TANKER

D.3.1. Oil/Chemical/Gas Tanker Familiarization
D.3.2. Crude Oil/Tank Washing
D.3.3. Safety Procedures Onboard Oil/Chemical/Gas Tanker

E.1 SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
E.1.1 Shipboard Safety Culture
F. ELECTRICAL TRAINING
F.1.1 Marine Electricity
F.1.2. Marine High Voltage

F.1.3. Fluid Power Automation
F.1.4 Calibration and Process Control Fundamentals
F.1.5 PLC Course
F.1.6. Refrigeration and Airconditioning Mechanics

A.1 ENGINE ROOM OPERATIONS
A.1.1. Engine Room Operation
A.1.2. Marine Engineering System
A.1.4. Maintenance and Repair

B.1.1. SOLAS
B.1.2. MARPOL
B.1.3. STCW
B.1.4. MLC 2006
E. GENERAL TANKER
E.1 GENERAL TANKER FAMILIARIZATION
E.1.1. Basic Knowledge on Oil/Chemical/Gas Tanker
E.1.2. Basic Cargo Operation
E.1.3. Physical Properties of Oil Chemical and Gas
E.1.4. Hazard Identification and Control
E.1.5. Gas Measuring Instruments
E.1.6. Safety Equipment and Protective Deivces
E.1.7. Safe Working Practices
E.1.8. First Aid and Material
E.1.9. Safety Data Sheet
E.1.10. Tanker Contingency Plan
E.1.11. Marine Pollution

F. WELDING AND FABRICATION
F.1 WELDING AND FABRICATION THRU MFI TECHNOLOGICA
F.1.1 Basic Welding Skills
F.1.2 Basic Lathe Machine Operation

A.1.1. Crew Resource Management
A.1.2. Cultural Awareness
A.1.3. Drug, Alcohol Abuse & HIV-Aid Prevention
A.1.4. Ethics
A.1.5. In-house HACCP
A.1.6. Leadership
A.1.7. Self Awareness
A.1.8. Stress Management
B. GENERAL SHIPBOARD OPERATION

B.1 GENERAL SHIPBOARD OPERATION
B.1.1 Marine Cooling System, Ice Navigation
B.1.2 Lube Oil System, Fuel Oil System, Start Air System
B.1.3 Transas/Kongsberg Simulator
B.1.4 Engine Room Watchkeeping under Special Conditions
B.1.5 Purifier
B.1.6 Air Compressor
B.1.7 Diesel Generator
B.1.8 Refrigeration and Airconditioning
B.1.9 Steam Boiler Plant
B.1.10 Oily Water Separator, Steering Gear
B.1.11 4 Stroke/2 Stroke
B.1.12 Pump Technology
B.1.13 Greasing & Lubrication
C. GENERAL TANKER OPERATION

C.1 GENERAL TANKER OPERATION
C.1.1 Fire Training Manual, Portable Gas Detector and Indicator
C.1.2 Oil Tanker Familiarization & Operation
C.1.3 Chemical Tanker Familiarization & Operation

C.1.4 Safety Procedures Onboard Oil,Chemical, Gas Tanker
C.1.5 Inert Gas System, Crude Oil/Tank Washing
D. REGULATORY TRAINING
D.1 REGULATORY TRAINING
D.1.1 MARPOL Annexes I,II,V,VI
D.1.2 Port State Control
D.1.3 Ship Vetting
D1.4 STCW
E. SAFETY/SECURITY TRAINING
E.1 SAFETY/SECURITY TRAINING
E.1.1 Health, Safety, Security and Enviroment
E.1.2 ISM Code
E.1.3 ISPS/SSA
E.1.4 Risk Assessment
E.1.5 Seamanship
E.1.6 Hotwork Procedures
A. GALLEY TRAINING
A.1.1. Menu Planning and Stock Control
A.1.2. Storage
A.1.3. Food Handling and Preparation
A.1.4. Galley Organization

B.1.1. MARPOL
B.1.2. MLC 2006


1. CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR

1.1.Ship Design and Layout
1.2 Emergency Plans, Procedures and Drills
1.3 Optimization of Resources
1.4 Control Emergency Situations
1.5 Human Behavior and Responses
1.6 Establishing and Maintaining Effective Communications
1.7 Passenger Safety Training
1.8 Practical Exercises (Drills)
2. CROWD MANAGEMENT
2.1 Controlling Crowd in an Emergency Situation
2.2 Locating essential safety and emergency equipment on board
2.3 Communicating effectively with passengers during an emergency
2.4 Demonstrating use of Personal Life-saving Appliances
2.5 Complying with Ship’s Safety and Emergency Procedures
3. PASSENGER SAFETY, CARGO SAFETY AND HULL INTEGR

3.1. Loading and Embarking Procedures
3.2 Carriage of Dangerous Goods

3.3 Securing Cargoes
3.4 Stability, Trim and Stress Calculations
3.5 Opening, Closing and Securing Hull Openings
1. FUNDAMENTAL OF CONTAINER SHIPPING

1.1 Introduction to Container Shipping, Principles, Evolution and Trade Routes
1.2 Container Ship Characteristics, Terminology, Management, Packing and Security

1.3 The Container: Types, Terminology, Management, Packing and Security
1.4 Container Logistics, Supply Chain Principles, Port and Terminal Operations and Operators
1.5 Container Shipping Costs, Revenue and Freight Rates
1.6 Container Shipping Business, Regulations and Documentation
1. BASIC HYDROGEN SULPHIDE(H2S) TRAINING

1.1 Working Safely with Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) – What to do and not to do
1.2 How Hydrogen Sulphide forms and some important properties such as flammability, toxicity,
odor thresholds and vapor density
1.3
1.4 Protection
Precautionsagainst
to takeH2S using equipment
to ensure such as respirators,
safety of personnel rescue
when entering packs
an area andmay
which gas monitors
contain
H2S
1.5 Rescue and First Aid as it applies to H2S exposure
1.6 How to revive victims that have inhaled H2S using artificial respiration and CPR
2. INTRODUCTION TO DYNAMIC POSITIONING(DP)
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Basic Principles of DP
1.3 Elements of a DP System
1.4 Position Reference Systems and Equipment
1.5 Dynamic Positioning Operations
1.6 Dynamic Positioning Vessel Operations
1.7 Information for Key DP Personnel
1.8 DPO Training
E-LEARNING SYSTEM
CBT-MARITIME RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

0275.01Effective resource management, part1
0275.02Effective resource management, part2
0123 Risk assessment and management

0149 Incident Investigation
0306 Incident investigation, Cause and effect
0307 Incident investigation, Invest. Techniques
0223 Galley operation, nutrition

0221- Galley Operations 2- Hygiene
0220- Galley Operations 1- Workplace and Equipment Safety

0005 ISM code
0191 Introduction to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006)

0192 MLC 2006 Onboard Responsibilities
0193 MLC 2006 shipowner's responsibilities
0197 MLC 2006 Basic Introduction
0022 Maritime English
0147 Maritime english, introduction
0145 SMCP-Distress Urgency & Safety
0146 SMCP- Navigation & Cargo Handling
0115 Security Awareness
0074 SULZER MEDIUM SPEED DIESEL ENGINE

0047 FUEL COMBUSTION EFFICIENCY
0116 MAN B & W
0024 AUXILIARY ENGINE
0019 REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM, AUTO CHIEF 4
0018 COOLING SYSTEM
0010 MARINE FUEL HANDLING
0027 BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT
0164 ALCAPT, FUEL OIL SYSTEM
D MAINTENANCE
0046 AUXILIARY BOILER PLANT

0078 PUMPS AND PUMPING OPERATION
0017 STEERING GEAR
0301 CRANE OPERATION
0124 GREASING AND MOORING WINCHES AND WINDLASSES
0183 ELECTRICAL SAFETY

0083 AUTOMATION, VISCOSITY
0041 OPERATION OF GENERATORS
0072 BASIC HYDRAULICS
0235 ELECTRIC PROPULSION, ELECTRICAL MACHINES

0233 MANAGEMENT OF HIGH VOLTAGE ON SHIPS
0232 HIGH VOLTAGE EQUIPMENT AND TESTING
0272 Maritime conv. recommendations & leg.
0255 Question techniques
PARTMENT
RTMENT
0272 MARITIME CONVENTIONS RECOMMENDATION S AND LEGISLATIONS
4052 VETTING INSPECTION

0035 INSPECTION
0240 BUNKER FRAUD

0218 OIL RECORD BOOK PART 1
0190 HYDROGEN SULPHUR
0258 SHIP ENERGY EFFICIENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN
0092 INTRODUCTION TO MARPOL

0187 MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
0122 ISO 14001 ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT
EM
0033 STABILITY
0302 PERMIT TO WORK
0004 SOPEP
0035 INSPECTION
0117 INTEGRATED SURVEY PROGRAM
0298 USE OF LIFE RAFTS

0087 PERSONNAL SURVIVAL AND SURVIVAL CRAFT
0035 INSPECTION
0001 personal Safety
0127 Enclosed space entry
G EQUIPMENT
UIPMENT
0036 MEDICAL FIRST AID
0160 FIREFIGHTING BASIC

0161 FIREFIGHTING ADVANCE
0012 TANKER OPERATION 1

0168 GAS TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM
0169 OIL TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM
0170 CHEMICAL TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM

N SYSTEM
YSTEMS
0425 GAS MEASUREMENT SAFE ATMOSPEHERE
0426 GAS MEASUREMENT MEASURING INSTRUMENT


0127 ENCLOSED SPACE ENTRY
TION
ON
AUTIONS PERSONNEL SAFETY-HEALTH DATA
0074 SULZER MEDIUM SPEED DIESEL ENGINE
0116 MAN B & W
0018 COOLING SYSTEM

0010 MARINE FUEL HANDLING
0164 ALCAP, FUEL OIL SYSTEM
MAINTENANCE
0046 AUXILIARY BOILER PLANT
0078 PUMPS AND PUMPING OPERATION
0017 STEERING GEAR
0286 CRANE OPERATION (HEAVY LIFT)
0124 GREASING AND MOORING WINCHES AND WINDLASSES
0091 INCINERATOR
0163 ALCAP, THE ALCAP SYSTEM

0043 BILGE WATER SEPARATOR
0098 FRESHWATER GENERATOR
0231 HIGH VOLTAGE SHIPS ELECTRICAL NETWORKS

0019 REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM AUTO CHIEF 4
EPARTMENT
RTMENT
CBT NO. 0272 MARITIME CONVENTIONS RECOMMENDATION S AND LEGISLATIONS
CBT NO. 0123- RISK ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT
0240 BUNKER FRAUD

0218 OIL RECORD BOOK PART 1
0190 HYDROGEN SULPHUR
0035 INSPECTION
0258 SHIP ENERGY EFFICIENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN
0092-INTRODUCTION TO MARPOL
0033 STABILITY
0302 PERMIT TO WORK
0004 SOPEP
0035 INSPECTION

0001 personal Safety
0127 Enclosed space entry





0169 OIL TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM1


0191 MLC, INTRODUCTION
0001 PERSONAL SAFETY

0002 SHIP GENERAL SAFETY

UVERING
OTING MACHINERY
ERSONNEL ON BOARD
EPARTMENT
0005 ISM CODE
0035 INSPECTION
TECTION
ECTION
0004 SOPEP
0277 Marine env. awareness, challenges
0278 Marine env. aware., sustainable ship.

VALUATION
0260 BEHAVIOUR BASED SAFETY
F.1 ELECTR
0231 SHIPS ELECTRICAL
0230 HIGH VOLTAGE FUNDAMENTALS
0232 HIGH VOLTAGE EQUIPMENT AND TESTING
0019 REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM AUTO CHIEF 4
0069 BASIC REFRIGERATION THEORY

0191 MLC INTRODUCTION
ZATION

HNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
CBT MARITIME RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (MRM)

0013
0012 TANKER
TANKER OPERATION
OPERATION 2
1
0035 INSPECTION

0005 ISM CODE
0115 SECURITY AWARENESS
0123- RISK ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT
0123- RISK ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT
0125 HOT WORK

0191 MLC INTRODUCTION
ZATION
R
0014 VESSEL STRUCTURAL CONDITION
0073 CRISIS MANAGEMENT
0053 HAZMAT, IMDG CODE
0082 CROWD MANAGEMENT

0178 CONTAINER FIRE
ULL INTEGRITY
0045 CONTAINER LASHING
0033 STABILITY
G
0053 HAZMAT, IMDG CODE
0045 CONTAINER LASHING
0190 H2S HYDROGEN SULPHIDE AWARENESS


P)
ITALIAN MARITIME ACADEMY PHILS
DURATION
TIME
none
60 minutes
30 minutes
60 minutes
none
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
3.5 hours
3.5 hours
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
ENGINE MANAGEMENT LEVEL
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
4 hours
45 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
60 minutes
75 minutes
60 minutes
60 Minutes
120 minutes
90 minutes
60 minutes
30 Minutes
75 minutes
150 minutes
120 minutes
30 minutes
90 minutes
40 minutes
60 minutes
60 Minutes
120 minutes
6 hours
60 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
45 minutes
45 minutes
45 minutes
45 minutes
45 minutes
45 minutes
4 hours
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
ENGINE OPERATIONAL LEVEL
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
75 minutes
45 minutes
120 minutes
90 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
60 minutes
30 Minutes
60 Minutes
120 minutes
75 minutes
150 minutes
150 minutes
90 minutes
40 minutes
60 minutes
60 Minutes
120 minutes
6 hours
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
45 minutes
45 minutes
45 minutes
45 minutes
4 hours
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
ENGINE SUPPORT LEVEL(ENGINE RATIN
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
ENGINE OPERATIONAL LEVEL(ETO)

120 minutes
60 Minutes
120 minutes
6 hours
150 minutes
150 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
4 hours
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
90 minutes
F.1 ELECTRICAL TRAINING FOR E.T.O. THRU MFI TECHNOL

60 minutes
120 minutes
120 minutes
90 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
ENGINE SUPPORT LEVEL(FTR)
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
1-2 weeks
ENGINE SUPPORT LEVEL(ENGINE CAD
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
90
90 minutes
minutes
90 minutes
150 minutes
150 minutes
60 Minutes
120 minutes
6 hours
60 minutes
120 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
3.5 hours
GALLEY SUPPORT LEVEL
60 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
RORO/PASSENGER
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
90 minutes
120 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
2.5 hours
90 minutes
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
CONTAINER
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
2.5 hours
60 minutes
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
OFFSHORE
30 Minutes
30 Minutes
30 Minutes
30 Minutes
30 Minutes
30 Minutes
ITALIAN MARITIME ACADEMY PHILS., INC
SIMULATOR / PRACTICAL EXERCISE/S
ENGINE MANAGEMENT LEVEL
MAIN AND AUXILIARY MACHINERY IN SERVICE DIAGNOSTIC-BLACK OUT

MAIN AND AUXILIARY MACHINERY IN SERVICE DIAGNOSTIC-WORN PISTON RING IN ONE CYLINDER
MAIN AND AUXILIARY MACHINERY IN SERVICE DIAGNOSTIC-BRIDGE CONTROL FAILURE
ENGINE ROOM WATCHKEEPING DURING BAD WEATHER

ENGINE ROOM WATCHKEEPING DURING ICE NAVIGATION
CRASH ASTERN
CHANGE OVER FROM HS TO LOW SULFUR
MAIN AND AUXILIARY MACHINERY IN SERVICE DIAGNOSTIC-ENGINE ROOM WATCHKEEPING DURING

ECONOMICAL SPEED
UMS
OIL MIST DETECTOR
VISCOTHERM
BALLASTING AND FUEL SYSTEM
LUBRICATING OIL PUMP MALFUNCTION

ABNORMAL VISCOTHERM
GOVERNOR FAILURE
STEAM BOILER
PUMPS
STEERING GEAR EMERGENCY MODE
LOW INSULATION
SHIP'S COMMUNICATION CHANGING OVER OF COMMAND
MOTOR AND CONTROL

WYE DELTA MOTOR STARTER PANEL
ENGINE ROOM WATCHKEEPING AT SEA
BUNKERING
BUNKERING / BALLASTING
FIRE DRILL
IG
ENGINE OPERATIONAL LEVEL
MAIN AND AUXILIARY MACHINERY IN SERVICE DIAGNOSTIC-BLACK OUT
MAIN AND AUXILIARY MACHINERY IN SERVICE DIAGNOSTIC-CLOGGED AUXILIARY MACHINERY OIL

FILTER
MAIN AND AUXILIARY MACHINERY IN SERVICE DIAGNOSTIC-FIRE IN THE SCAVENGE SPACE
ENGINE ROOM WATCHKEEPING DURING ICE NAVIGATION
CHANGE OVER FROM HS TO LS
ENGINE ROOM WATCHKEEPING DURING ECONOMICAL SPEED
MAIN ENGINE OPERATION

OWN SUPPLY TO PORT CONDITION
PORT CONDITION TO SHIP STANDBY FOR MANEUVERING
SHIP ON STAND-BY FOR MANEUVERING
DIESEL GENERATOR
STEAM BOILER
SEWAGE SYSTEM
STEERING GEAR
INCINERATOR
PURIFIER
OWS
FWG
STEAM TURBO GENERATOR
ENGINE ROOM WATCHKEEPING DURING MANEUVERING

BUNKERING/BALLASTING
ENGINE SUPPORT LEVEL(ENGINE RATINGS)
INCINERATOR/ BILGES SYSTEM, FUEL SYSTEM
WATCHKEEPING AT SEA
ENGINE OPERATIONAL LEVEL(ETO)
ENGINE ROOM OPERATION AT PORT
ENGINE ROOM OPERATION DURING MANEUVERING
ENGINE ROOM OPERATION AT SEA
DEAD SHIP TO OWN SHIP SUPPLY

SHIP ON STAND BY FOR MANEUVERING
DEAD SHIP TO OWN SUPPLY

ELECTRICAL TRAINING FOR E.T.O. THRU MFI TECHNOLOGICAL
ENGINE SUPPORT LEVEL(FTR)
ENGINE ROOM WATCHKEEPING AT PORT
ENGINE ROOM WATCHKEEPING AT MANEUVERING

ENGINE SUPPORT LEVEL(ENGINE CADET)
DEAD SHIP TO OWN SUPPLY

SHIP ON STANDBY FOR MANEUVERING
GALLEY SUPPORT LEVEL
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
RORO/PASSENGER
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
CONTAINER
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
OFFSHORE
LS., INC
DURATION
TIME
TINGS)
O)
OLOGICAL INSTITUTE
ADET)
NC
WRITTEN EXAMINATION

TRN-TP-SHSC TRAINING EXAMINATION(SHIPBOARD HOUSEKEEPIGN & STEWARDING

COURSE)REV.0(AUG.2013)
TRN-TP-MARENG-EX1 TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARITIME ENGLISH)EXERCISE 1 REV.1(JUN-11- 2013) ;

TRN-TP-MARENG-EX2 TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARITIME ENGLISH)EXERCISE 2 REV.0(JUNE 2013)
TRN-TP-APA-A TRAINING EXAMINATION FOR ANTI PIRACY AWARENESS (SET A-LECTURE)REV.0(JAN.201
: TRN-TP-APA-B TRAINING EXAMINATION FOR ANTI PIRACY AWARENESS(SET B-VIDEO) REV.0(JUNE 201
TRN-TP-MENGD-E MANAGEMENT OF THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT(ENGINE DEPT) REV.0(23-JUL-2015)
TRN-TP-MEP-E MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (ENGINE DEPT) REV.0(23-JUL-2015)
TRN-TP-MEP-E MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (ENGINE DEPT) REV.0(23-JUL-2015)

MARPOL I,II,V examination
Specific Safety Management System Assessment

CAL INSTITUTE
MARPOL I,II, V ,VI Examinations

MARPOL I,II, V examination
as per PSC examination
as per Vettingexamination
as per ISM examination

as per ISPS / SSA examination
GALLEY ADMINISTRATION examination


MLC 2006 examination

OTHERS
Overhauling a cylinder on a 8000 hp diesel engine_low

Starting a Diesel Engine with Hydraulic Starters..!
World's largest Diesel Engine starting_low




ballast water treatment

Fuel Oil Decanter

Fuel Oil Decanter

Fuel Oil Decanter

Fuel Oil Decanter
Babcock & Wilcox Boiler

How_Boiler_and_Steam_System_Works_on_Ships__hd720
Rotary Cup Burner - Over View
bunkering
01_Enclosed_Spaces
Fuel Oil Decanter
SeparationTechnology by West Falia
Purifiers - Know How to Position the Gear Case Sight Glass..!
MANDATORY TRAINING

IN-HOUSE HACCP

IMA ILO/MLC 2006
MARITIME ENGLISH
ISPS
ANTI PIRACY
A GALLEY TRAINING
A.1.1.0 Menu Planning and Stock Control
A.1.2.0 Storage
A.1.3.0 Food Handling and Preparation
A.1.4.0 Galley Organization

B MARITIME REGULATIONS FAMILIARIZATION
B.1.1.0 MARPOL
B.1.2.0 MLC 2006
C SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

C.1.1.0 COMPANY SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION
D SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE

D.1.1.0 SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
A MARITIME REGULATIONS FAMILIARIZATION

A.1 INTRODUCTION TO MARITIME REGULATION
A.1.1.0 MARPOL
A.1.2.0 MLC 2006
B SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

B.1 SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION
B.1.1.0 COMPANY SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION
C SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE

C.1 SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
C.1.1.0 SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE
ITAL
DURATION
E-LEARNING TIME
CBT-MARITIME RESOURCE MANAGEMENT none


0149 Incident Investigation none
0306 Incident investigation, Cause and effect 60 minutes
0307 Incident investigation, Invest. Techniques 60 minutes
60 minutes
0223 Galley operation, nutrition 60 minutes
0221- Galley Operations 2- Hygiene 60 minutes
0220- Galley Operations 1- Workplace and Equipment Safety 60 minutes

0191 Introduction to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006) 60 minutes

0197 MLC 2006 Basic Introduction 90 minutes
0022 Maritime English 60 minutes

0147 Maritime english, introduction 120 minutes
0145 SMCP-Distress Urgency & Safety 3.5 hours
0146 SMCP- Navigation & Cargo Handling 3.5 hours
MILIARIZATION
ION

EM
ATION
E
0260 BEHAVIOUR BASED SAFETY 90 minutes
MILIARIZATION

EM
ATION
E
0260 BEHAVIOUR BASED SAFETY 90 minutes
ITALIAN MARITIME ACADEMY PHILS., IN
SIMULATOR / PRACTICAL EXERCISE/S
GALLEY (SUPPORT LEVEL) CHIEF COOK

GALLEY (SUPPORT LEVEL) MESSMAN
INC
DURATION
TIME
K
WRITTEN EXAMINATION

TRN-TP-SHSC TRAINING EXAMINATION(SHIPBOARD HOUSEKEEPIGN & STEWARDING COURSE)REV.0(AUG.2013)

TRN-TP-MARENG-EX1 TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARITIME ENGLISH)EXERCISE 1 REV.1(JUN-11- 2013) ; TRN-TP-

MARENG-EX2 TRAINING EXAMINATION(MARITIME ENGLISH)EXERCISE 2 REV.0(JUNE 2013)
TRN-TP-APA-A TRAINING EXAMINATION FOR ANTI PIRACY AWARENESS (SET A-LECTURE)REV.0(JAN.2013) : TRN-
TP-APA-B TRAINING EXAMINATION FOR ANTI PIRACY AWARENESS(SET B-VIDEO) REV.0(JUNE 2012)
OTHERS
MANDATORY TRAINING
Medical First Aid - "0036
SHIPBOARD SAFETY OFFICER - 0001 / 0005 / 0088 / 0123 / 0306 / 0307
Bridge Resource Management - 0273, 0272, 0274, 0275.01
HAZMAT - IDMG Code - 0068
A.4 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR (auxiliary machinery) - 0024
Ship's Certificate/ Pollution Prevention and Environmental Protection/ Port State Control - 0594
IMO Model Course 4.05 Energy Efficient Operation of Ships - 0097
Familiarization with ENEL and Rightship Inspection - SMS FORM #7
Familiarization on the Procedure for the Maintenance of Engine Equipment - 0024 & 0046
Familiarization and Calibration of Gas Equipment - 0425 / 0426
Familiarization with ECDIS Simulator - SIMULATOR
Familiarization with Charter Party - 0028

Emergency Preparedness Familiarization - briefing of capt aguanta
Familiarization with the Guide to Port Entry - briefing of capt aguanta
Familiarization with Oil Record Book - 0218
Familiarization with Bunkering Procedure - 0240 / 0190
AMOS Maintenance and purchase - sa augustea toh gngwa
Familiarization with Main Engine Operation - ERS BLACKOUT
CBT Code
ELEMENTARY FIRST AID
2516.04
2516.05
2516.06
2516.13
CYBER SECURITY
4063.01
4063.02
4063.03
4063.04
SOCIAL MEDIA AWARENESS
4060
4061
RESILIENCE AWARENESS TRAINING
Video -Module 1
Video -Module 2
Video -Module 3
Video -Module 4
Video -Module 5
Video -Module 6
ITALIA
RY TRAINING
036
CER - 0001 / 0005 / 0088 / 0123 / 0306 / 0307
ement - 0273, 0272, 0274, 0275.01
0068
D REPAIR (auxiliary machinery) - 0024
n Prevention and Environmental Protection/ Port State Control - 0594

Energy Efficient Operation of Ships - 0097
EL and Rightship Inspection - SMS FORM #7
Procedure for the Maintenance of Engine Equipment - 0024 & 0046
ibration of Gas Equipment - 0425 / 0426
S Simulator - SIMULATOR
arter Party - 0028

s Familiarization - briefing of capt aguanta
uide to Port Entry - briefing of capt aguanta
Record Book - 0218
nkering Procedure - 0240 / 0190
nd purchase - sa augustea toh gngwa
in Engine Operation - ERS BLACKOUT
CBT Title
Elementary first aid - Causes of unconsciousness

Elementary first aid - Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Elementary first aid - Automated external defibrillator (AED)
Elementary first aid - Electric shock
Cyber Security-Your role

Cyber Security- Common Threats and Traps
Cyber Security- Good practices
Cyber Security- Counter measures
Social media Awareness (E-Learning)

Social media Awareness (Video)
S TRAINING
helps us to understand ways we can develop our resilience to help us stay safe.
helps us make safer decisions by teaching us how to keep things in perspective.
explores how to cope with change and prevent change having a negative impact on safety.
looks at how taking care of ourselves will help us be safer by being more alert and sharper.
looks at keeping ourselves safe by reminding us to always think things through before acting.
provides a summary and recap of the previous modules with some further scenarios to discuss.
ITALIAN MARITIME ACADEMY PHILS., IN
E-LEARNING
#0001 - Personal safety

#0005 - ISM Code (ISM/SMS code)
#0088 - Human relations
#0123 - Risk assessment and management
Incident investigations - 0306,0307,0149

Risk Assessment and incident investigation - CBT 0123, 0306 at 0307
#0001 - SAFETY AWARENESS
Practical Rope Works Exercise - 0317
CRANE OPERATOR - 0301
International Collision Regulations - CBT 0172
BRIDGE TEAM MANAGEMENT/ MARITIME RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - 0271, 0272, 0273, 0274,
0275.01 0275.02 0276
Safety Management Sytem - 0302,0004, 4052,0035,0117
ISM code 2.2.7
Introduction to class surveys cats 2.1.1
Intro. To statutory surveys cats 2.2.1
Imo organ 1.7 cats
Esp ships common requirements cats 3.2
Intro. To statutory surveys cats 2.2.1
Applicable
Deck Officers
Deck Officers
Deck Officers
All ranks
Officers and Electricians
All ranks
All ranks
All ranks
All ranks
Officers only
Officers only
Officers only
Officers only
PHILS., INC
DURATION TIME
ISGOTT, Tanker Safety Guide and IBC Code and vessel ICOF Familiarization - 0594, 0299 at 0035 (PB TANKERS)
Safety Regulations Familiarization -0170 (PB TANKERS)
risk asssessment and incident - 0123, 0306, 0307
Incident Investigation and Analysis - 0123, 0306, 0307
COMPANY PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM(PMS) - 0311
portable gas equipment video and practical use of portable gas equipment - 0425,0426 (except for PB TANKERS)
crude oil washing / inert gas system - 0054 / 0007
Port State Control-0621, 0378
theoretical test
DURA
/ PRACTICAL
TION EXERCISE/S
WRITTEN EXAMINATION
OTHERS
TIME
0273, 0272, 0274, 0275.01

Controlling Operation of ship and Care for Persons
Navigation
Onboard
Number Name Number

No. 0001 Personal Safety No. 0019
No. 0002 Ship General Safety No. 0020
No. 0004 SOPEP No. 0022
No. 0005 ISM Code No. 0031

No. 0006 OPA 90 No. 0040
No. 0014 Vessel Structural Conditions No. 0049
No. 0028 Protection and Indemnity No. 0050
No. 0029 Hull and Machinery No. 0051
No. 0035 Inspections No. 0057
No. 0036 Medical First Aid No. 0059
No. 0073 Crisis Management No. 0060
No. 0082 Crowd Management No. 0063
No. 0087 Personal Survival and Survival Craft No. 0066
No. 0088 Human Relations No. 0095
No. 0089 Medical Care No. 0101
No. 0092 Introduction to MARPOL No. 0103
No. 0111 Heavy Weather Damage - Container Vessel No. 0109
No. 0115 Security Awareness No. 0145
No. 0121 Ship Security Officer Training System No. 0146

No. 0122 ISO 14001 Environmental Management No. 0147
No. 0123 Risk Assessment and Management No. 0150
No. 0125 Hot Work No. 0158

Awareness of Lifeboat Release and Retrieval
No. 0139 No. 0172
Systems
No. 0155 Stowaways, Migrants and Refugees No. 0211
No. 0156 Piracy and armed robbery 1 No. 0212
No. 0157 TMSA 3 No. 0213
No. 0160 Fire Fighting - Basic No. 0215

No. 0161 Fire fighting - Advanced No. 0216
No. 0186 Vessel General Permit - VGP No. 0217
No. 0187 Marine environmental awareness No. 0241
No. 0190 H2S - Hydrogen Sulphide Awareness No. 0242
No. 0191 Maritime Labour Convention 2006, an Introduction No. 0303
No. 0192 MLC 2006 Onboard Responsibilities No. 0304
No. 0193 MLC 2006 Shipowner's Responsibilities No. 0370

No. 0194 Lifestyle assessment and advice No. 0371
No. 0195 Physical exercise and lifestyle coaching No. 0427
No. 0196 Volatile Organic Compound No. 0428

No. 0197 MLC 2006, Basic Introduction
No. 0218 Oil Record Book, Part I
No. 0219 Oil Record Book, Part II
Galley Operations 1, Workplace and Equipment
No. 0220
Safety
No. 0221 Galley Operations 2, Hygiene
No. 0222 Galley Operations 3, Food Handling
No. 0223 Galley Operations 4, Nutrition
No. 0224 Nutrition and well-being
No. 0245 Safe operation and maintenance of grinding wheels
No. 0246 Piracy and armed robbery II
No. 0247 Anchor Mooring Procedures
No. 0258 SEEMP
No. 0259 Seafarer Appraisal
No. 0260 Behaviour Based Safety
No. 0261 Mentoring

Marine environmental awareness, Environmental
No. 0277
challenges
Marine environmental awareness, Sustainable
No. 0278
shipping
No. 0281 Personal safety in cold environments
No. 0282 Hot work, Doing the job safely
No. 0285 Enclosed space entry, Awareness
No. 0287 Inspection of mooring lines
No. 0288 Green Passport (Inventory of Hazardous Materials)
No. 0297 Recovery of persons from the water

No. 0298 Use of Liferafts
No. 0299 SIRE inspections
No. 0302 Permit to work
No. 0306 Incident investigation, Cause and effect
No. 0307 Incident investigation, Investigation techniques
No. 0310 Working at height

No. 0311 Vessel inspection and CMID
No. 0316 Anchor handling operation
No. 0320 Personal safety for offshore vessels
No. 0329 Vessel inspection and OVID
No. 0330 GOMO awareness
No. 0334 Deck safety for supply vessels
No. 0335 Deck safety for anchor handlers
No. 0336 Back deck safety for seismic vessels

No. 0337 Fresh water management
No. 0338 Fresh water system sanitation
Bulk carriers, Personal safety and environmental
No. 0346
protection
No. 0347 Bulk carriers, Trim and stability
No. 0348 Bulk carrier voyage
No. 0380 ISO 9001

Occupational health and safety management
No. 0385
system
Enclosed space entry, Hazard awareness and
No. 0387
preparations for entry
No. 0388 Enclosed space entry, The entry operation
No. 0389 Enclosed space entry, Emergencies and rescue
No. 0390 Harassment and bullying

No. 0391 Fatigue management
No. 0420 Lockout Tagout
No. 0425 Gas measurement, A safe atmosphere
No. 0426 Gas measurement, Measuring instruments

No. 0500 Pilot Ladders
No. 0501 Gangway Security
No. 0520 Elementary first aid, Principles of first aid
No. 0521 Elementary first aid, Assessing the casualty
No. 0522 Elementary first aid, Facilities and equipment
No. 0523 Elementary first aid, Causes of unconsciousness
No. 0524 Elementary first aid, Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Elementary first aid, Automated external
No. 0525
defibrillator
No. 0526 Elementary first aid, Bleeding and bandaging
No. 0527 Elementary first aid, Burns

No. 0528 Elementary first aid, Shock
No. 0529 Elementary first aid, Fractures and dislocations
No. 0530 Elementary first aid, Transporting a casualty
No. 0531 Elementary first aid, Spinal injuries
No. 0532 Elementary first aid, Electric shock
No. 0583 Oil spill response

No. 0594 Ship inspections
No. 0596 On board familiarisation, Introduction
No. 0600 CEMS - Crew Endurance Management System
No. 0604 Eye Injury Prevention
No. 0605 Workplace Ergonomics and Back Care
No. 0606 Hearing Conservation
No. 0608 Drug and Alcohol Policy and Testing

No. 0612 Respiratory Protection
Film - Elementary first aid, Automated external
No. 2516.06
defibrillator
Film - Elementary first aid, Cardiopulmonary

No. 2516.05
resuscitation
Film - Elementary first aid, Causes of
No. 2516.04
unconsciousness
No. 2516.13 Film - Elementary first aid, Electric shock
No. 4063.01 Cyber security, Your role
No. 4063.02 Cyber security, Common threats and traps

No. 4063.03 Cyber security, Good practices
No. 4063.04 Cyber security, Counter Measures
No. 4050 Vetting, Background and history
No. 4051 Vetting, Preparation for a vetting inspection
No. 4052 Vetting, The vetting inspection
No. 4053 Vetting, Follow-up on the vetting inspection

No. 4054 Vetting, Basic assessment
No. 4055 Vetting, Advanced assessment
No. 4060 Social Media awareness
No. 4061 Film - Social media awareness, Video group session

Navigation Cargo Handling and Stowage
Name Number Name

Remote Control System; AutoChief 4 No. 0012 Tanker Operation I
Search and Rescue No. 0013 Tanker Operation II
Maritime English, Ship Familiarisation No. 0027 Ballast Water Management
Emergency Towing system No. 0032 Liquid Cargo Properties

Maritime English, Pilot on the Bridge No. 0033 Stability
Radar Observation and plotting No. 0045 Container Lashings - Basic
ARPA Theory No. 0053 HAZMAT - IMDG Code, Basic
Introduction to Navigation No. 0054 COW
Doppler Log No. 0055 ODME
Satellite Navigation - GPS No. 0061 Stability II, Damage Stability
Navigation in Ice No. 0068 IMSBC Code
Mooring No. 0069 Basic Refrigeration Theory
Basic Ship Handling No. 0093 Wall Wash
Marlins study pack I – progress test No. 0096 Cargo Compatibility
IALA Buoyage No. 0099 Low Temperature Insulation on Gas Carriers
INS - Integrated Navigation System No. 0102 Safe Cargo Handling - FRAMO
AIS - Automatic Identification System No. 0104 Use of Nitrogen (Chemical tanker)
SMCP - Distress Urgency and Safety No. 0112 Zero Damage - Reefers
SMCP - Navigation and Cargo
No. 0117 Integrated Survey Programme - ISP
Handling
Maritime English, Introduction No. 0124 Greasing Mooring Winches and Windlasses
Maritime English, Superintendent
No. 0151 HAZMAT - IMDG Code, Advanced
Inspection
Maritime English, Report Writing No. 0152 Hatch Cover Maintenance - Bulk Carrier
International collision regulations No. 0167 Tanker Training System - Familiarisation
ECDIS system and chart types No. 0168 Gas Tanker Training System - Advanced
ECDIS display features No. 0169 Oil Tanker Training System - Advanced
Passage planning with ECDIS No. 0170 Chemical Tanker Training System - Advanced
Voyage planning, Pre-departure No. 0178 Container Fires

Voyage planning, The sea passage No. 0179 Marine Fuel Properties II
Voyage planning, Pilotage and
No. 0181 Ship to Ship Transfer Operations
berthing
Development of Heavy Weather No. 0286 Crane operations, Heavy lift
Heavy Weather Navigation No. 0300 Rigging and Slinging
COLREGs, Lights, shapes and sound

No. 0301 Crane Operations
signals
COLREGs, Conduct of vessels No. 0317 Lifting and Slinging, Equipment and operation
Mooring, Risk assessment and
No. 0318 Lifting and Slinging, Roles and responsibility
management
Mooring, Safe handling and good
No. 0340 Introduction to bulk carriers
practice
Navigation in cold environments No. 0341 Liquefying cargoes
Passage planning in cold
No. 0342 Common bulk cargoes
environments
No. 0344 Loading bulk carriers
No. 0343 Preparation for loading bulk carriers
No. 0345 Hull structural strength
No. 0349 Bulk Carriers, Unloading
Crude oil tankers, Control of flow rates during
No. 0360
loading
Crude oil tankers, Control of flow rates during
No. 0361
discharge
No. 0395 Gas carrier, Basic principles
No. 0396 Gas carrier, Cargo cooling systems, introduction
No. 0397 Gas carrier, Cargo cooling systems, advanced
No. 0398 Gas carrier, Cargo cooling equipment
No. 0400 Container ships, Introduction to operation
No. 0403 Container ships, Securing cargo awareness
No. 0404 Container ships, Securing cargo arrangements
No. 0601 Vapor Control Systems
No. 0602 Benzene Cargo Safety

Marine Engineering Electrical, Electronical & Control Engineerin
Number Name Number

No. 0007 Inert Gas Generator No. 0041
No. 0008 Flue Gas Plant No. 0083
No. 0009 Fuel Oil System No. 0183

Marine Fuel Handling and Pre-
No. 0010 No. 0230
Treatment
No. 0017 Steering Gear No. 0231
No. 0018 Cooling System No. 0232
No. 0024 Auxiliary Engine No. 0233
No. 0030 Marine Lubricants No. 0234
No. 0034 AC4, Digital Governor System No. 0235
No. 0043 Bilge Water Separator No. 0236
No. 0046 Auxiliary Boiler Plant No. 0237
No. 0047 Fuel Combustion Efficiency
No. 0072 Basic Hydraulics

Sulzer Medium Speed Diesel
No. 0074
Engine
No. 0078 Pumps and Pumping Operations
No. 0091 Incinerators
No. 0094 Flexinert Gas Generator Others
No. 0097 Ship energy efficiency Number

No. 0098 Fresh Water Generator No. 0250
No. 0110 AC4 - SULZER - DENIS 1 No. 0251
No. 0116 AC4 - MAN B and W No. 0252
No. 0118 Steering Gear, RAM type No. 0253

Separators, ALCAP Separation
No. 0162 No. 0254
principles
No. 0163 Separators, The ALCAP system No. 0255
Separators, ALCAP Fuel oil
No. 0164 No. 0256
system
Separators, ALCAP Lube oil
No. 0165 No. 0257
system
Separators, ALCAP Monitoring
No. 0166 No. 0263
and control
No. 0240 Bunker Fraud No. 0264
Engineering operations in cold
No. 0280 No. 0265
environments
Fuel Oil Bunkering, Effective
No. 0415 No. 0271
Practice and Sampling
Fuel oil bunkering,
No. 0416 No. 0272
Understanding test results
No. 0481 Separators, S-type separator No. 0273
Fixed firefighting systems for

No. 0482 No. 0274
engine rooms
Introduction to two-stroke diesel
No. 0483 No. 0275.01
engines
No. 0484 Diesel engine diagnostics No. 0275.02
Introduction to four-stroke diesel
No. 0485 No. 0276
engines
No. 0630 Boiler furnace explosions
Electrical, Electronical & Control Engineering Maintenance & Repair
Name Number Name

Operation of Generators No. 0015 Corrosion Protection I
Automation - Viscosity Control No. 0016 Corrosion Protection II

Periodic maintenance and inspection
Electrical Safety No. 0319
of lifting equipment
High Voltage, Fundamentals
High Voltage, Ship's electrical networks Radio Communication
High Voltage, Equipment and testing Number Name
High Voltage, Management on Ships No. 0021 GMDSS
Electric Propulsion, Fundamentals
Electric Propulsion, Electrical machines
Electric Propulsion, Power electronics
Electric Propulsion, Systems for ships
Others
Name
Conflict Management
Culture
Active Listening
Corrective Feedback
Meeting Management
Question Techniques
Team Leadership
Stress Management
Principles of assessment
Onboard assessment
Shore based assessment
Leadership, Communication for maritime
leaders
Leadership, Maritime conventions
Leadership, Shipboard personell management

and training
Leadership, Task and workload management

Leadership, Effective resource management,
Part 1
Leadership, Effective resource management,
Part 2
Leadership, Decision making techniques

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GENERAL TRAINING MATRIX

MARITIME RESOURCE MANAGEMENT(MRM)

RISK ASSESSMENT AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATION

IN-HOUSE FOOD HANDLING

IMA ILO/MLC 2006

A. GENERAL SHIPBOARD OPERATION

A.1.3 DOCKING AND SURVEYS

A.2.2 SHIPHANDLING WITH PILOT ONBOARD

A.3. MOORING EQUIPMENT AND OPERATION

A.3.2. THEORY OF MOORING

A.3.3. MAINTENANCE OF MOORING SYSTEM

A.3.4. SINGLE POINT MOORING

A.3.5. SHIP TO SHIP TRANSFER

A.3.6. MOORING OF BUOY FIELD

A.4.1. PASSAGE PLANNING NAVIGATION

A.4.2. GLOBAL MARITIME DISTRESS AND SAFETY SYSTEM (GMDSS)

A.4.3. ELECTRONIC CHART DISPLAY AND INFORMATION SYSTEM (ECDIS)

A.4.4. AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (AIS)

A.5.3. ICE NAVIGATION

A.5.4. NAVIGATE IN PIRATE AREA

A.5.5. NAVIGATE IN CONGESTED WATER

A.5.6. POLAR NAVIGATION

A.6. SHIPBOARD SAFETY CULTURE

A.6.1. SAFETY CULTURE DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS

A.6.2. IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY CULTURE

A.6.3. OBSERVING SAFETY CULTURE

A.6.4. MEASURING SAFETY CULTURE

A.6.5. ANALYSING SAFETY CULTURE

A.6.6. CHANGING SAFETY CULTURE

A.6.7. LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE FRONTLINE

A.7. EMERGENCIES, DRILLS AND FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT

A.7.1 EMERGENCY RESPONSE

A.7.2. HOLDING EFFECTIVE DRILLS

A.7.3. ABANDON SHIP, FIRE DRILL, MAN OVERBOARD, HELICOPTER RESCUE

A.10.2. FIGHTING POLLUTION (PREVENTING POLLUTION AT SEA)

A.11.1. SHIP'S CERTIFICATES

A.11.2. COMMUNICATION WITH THE OWNER AND CHARTERER

A.11.3. COMPANY PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM(PMS)

A.12.1. LEGAL AND COMMERCIAL ASPECTS

B.1.2. WATCHKEEPING IN PORT

B.1.3. VETTING INSPECTION/PORT STATE CONTROL/ FLAG INSPECTION/COMPANY INSPECTION

B.1.4. MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF DECK CARGO EQUIPMENT

B.4.1. ENTRY INTO AND WORK IN ENCLOSED SPACES

C.1.2. ADVANCED OIL TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM

C.1.3. CRUDE OIL WASHING

C.1.4. OIL TANKER OPERATION

C.1.5. SAFETY PROCEDURES ONBOARD OIL TANKER

D.1.2. ADVANCED CHEMICAL TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM

D.1.3. CHEMICAL TANKER OPERATION

D.1.4. SAFETY PROCEDURES ONBOARD CHEMICAL TANKER

E.1.2. ADVANCED GAS TANKER TRAINING SYSTEM

E.1.3. PURGING OPERATION

E.1.4. GAS TANKER OPERATION

E.1.5. SAFETY PROCEDURE ONBOARD GAS TANKER VESSEL

F.1.1. ADVANCED STABILITY

F.1.2. GRAIN LOADING / DISCHARGING

F.1.3. CLEANING OF THE HOLDS

F.1.4. MAINTENANCE OF CARGO EQUIPMENT