Marine Training CenTer HaMburg
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Maritime Security Management Human Resources Ship Operation Quality Management System ISO 9001:2008 Environmental Management System ISO 14001:2004 Health and Safety Management System OHSAS 18001:2007 Management System ISO 28000:2007
We look forward to welcoming you. www.gl-group.com/ glacademy Germanischer Lloyd Aktiengesellschaft GL Academy Vorsetzen 35, 20459 Hamburg/ Hamburg/ Germany Phone: +49 40 36149-195 Fax:
+49 40 36149-2900 6149-2900
[email protected] · www.gl-group.com
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Training and education o ship’s crews is an important aspect in manning policy o the shipping companies. The nautical education takes 5 years to receive an oicers license and another 5 years or a navigator to get the necessary experience to take over a vessel as a captain. Simulator training can help to shorten this period since there is a huge demand or qualiied personnel, particularly captains. Whenever problems occur or customers are observing a deicit in qualiication or particular tasks MTC is prepared to develop a speciic customer or purpose designed course.
Whenever a new harbour, navigation channel or jetty is being planned or constructed, MTC is the right partner to conduct studies and evaluate the best design using the shiphandling simulator. Extensive sotware tools are available to create new data bases and models. The visual model o the new harbor is generated as well as the ECDIS to provide the best environment or the test manoeuvres with dierent ships models under all desired weather conditions, tides and current. The R & D projects can be conducted under the ull responsibility o MTC with own project management or together with partners. We also rent out the simulator together with operating personnel to external contractors. Consultancy or pilotage is available through our partners. For urther questions please contact Heinz Kuhlmann or Andreas Hartmann.
srvi ships, si s f h r shiphdli, rdr, gMDSS, i d cr simlrs.
SHareHoLDerS anD ParTnerS Shareholders o this Marine Training Center are the shipping companies Rickmers Reederei, Orion Bulkers, and Marlow Navigation as crew manager. Further shareholders are MAN Diesel as supplier o engines, the class society Germanischer Lloyd, the Pilots Associations rom River Elbe, Port o Hamburg and Kiel Canal, ma-co maritimes competenzcentrum e.V. and private investors as well as SAM Electronics as a cooperation partner. By integrating the pilots, the specialists o ma-co and GL-Academy MTC will guaranty quality and proessional know-how on highest level.
more than 50 dierent vessel types. The engine simulator includes a 1:1 engine control room o a 5000 TEU container vessel and the data bases or the operation o dierent engines. The main engine is a two stroke MAN 7K98 MC. Furthermore MTC together with MAN Diesel acilitates a comprehensive training workshop with all the components available to provide training courses or 2-stroke, 4-stroke engines as well as turbochargers. In addition MTC has also installed a simulator or GMDSS and a liquid cargo simulator or the education o oil and gas tanker crews. Training courses in accordance with STCW 95 o ma-co are integrated into the MTC course portolio. With a training capacity o 14.300 man-days MTC is one o the largest marine training centers in Europe.
LoCaTion MTC is located in Stellingen, only 15 minutes by car rom the airport and also 15 minutes rom the center, easy to reach by bus, metro or by car via the highway A7. Parking is possible. Various possibilities to spend your evenings and ree time in the beach clubs near the river Elbe or in the center o Hamburg with restaurants, bars and other acilities.
CourSeS MTC is emphasising on navigation courses as well as technical and saety courses. Ship’s crews and pilots can train sailing, manoeuvring and berthing. The Shiphandling Simulator with three bridges and the Radar Simulator with 3 bridges are capable to simulate
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ConTenT Content
GL Academy
Where experts learn more
Your partner for further training in the maritime field. •
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Maritime Basics Maritime Regulations Ship Types Ship Technology Marine Environmental Protection Management of Risks & Emergencies Marine Safety Management Systems
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C a MtC or tm
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ovrviw Crss Ship Hdli Simlr Crss Rdr Simlr Crss ei Simlr Crss ei Wrshp Crss Clssrm Crss gMDSS Simlr Crss Liid Cr Simlr Crss
14 19 5 4 57 71 91 97
a m-c m-c crss
114 119
a SVItZeR Slv acdm SVItZeR Slv acdm Crss
140 141
MtC Cfrc Rm d arim
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accmdi addrsss Risri Frm MtC Risri Frm m-c Risri Frm SVItZeR Slv acdm grl trms d Cdiis (grm) grl trms d Cdiis (elish)
146 148 149 150 151 15 154
Maritime Security Management Human Resources Ship Operation Quality Management System ISO 9001:2008 Environmental Management System ISO 14001:2004 Health and Safety Management System OHSAS 18001:2007 Management System ISO 28000:2007
We look forward to welcoming you. www.gl-group.com/ glacademy Germanischer Lloyd Aktiengesellschaft GL Academy Vorsetzen 35, 20459 Hamburg/ Hamburg/ Germany Phone: +49 40 36149-195 Fax:
+49 40 36149-2900 6149-2900
[email protected] · www.gl-group.com
THe Marine Training CenTer in HaMburg MtC Mri trii Cr Hmr gmH is
SiMuLaTorS CreaTe eXPerienCe
reSearCH & DeveLoPMenT
prvidi rii fr cpis d irs
Training and education o ship’s crews is an important aspect in manning policy o the shipping companies. The nautical education takes 5 years to receive an oicers license and another 5 years or a navigator to get the necessary experience to take over a vessel as a captain. Simulator training can help to shorten this period since there is a huge demand or qualiied personnel, particularly captains. Whenever problems occur or customers are observing a deicit in qualiication or particular tasks MTC is prepared to develop a speciic customer or purpose designed course.
Whenever a new harbour, navigation channel or jetty is being planned or constructed, MTC is the right partner to conduct studies and evaluate the best design using the shiphandling simulator. Extensive sotware tools are available to create new data bases and models. The visual model o the new harbor is generated as well as the ECDIS to provide the best environment or the test manoeuvres with dierent ships models under all desired weather conditions, tides and current. The R & D projects can be conducted under the ull responsibility o MTC with own project management or together with partners. We also rent out the simulator together with operating personnel to external contractors. Consultancy or pilotage is available through our partners. For urther questions please contact Heinz Kuhlmann or Andreas Hartmann.
srvi ships, si s f h r shiphdli, rdr, gMDSS, i d cr simlrs.
SHareHoLDerS anD ParTnerS Shareholders o this Marine Training Center are the shipping companies Rickmers Reederei, Orion Bulkers, and Marlow Navigation as crew manager. Further shareholders are MAN Diesel as supplier o engines, the class society Germanischer Lloyd, the Pilots Associations rom River Elbe, Port o Hamburg and Kiel Canal, ma-co maritimes competenzcentrum e.V. and private investors as well as SAM Electronics as a cooperation partner. By integrating the pilots, the specialists o ma-co and GL-Academy MTC will guaranty quality and proessional know-how on highest level.
more than 50 dierent vessel types. The engine simulator includes a 1:1 engine control room o a 5000 TEU container vessel and the data bases or the operation o dierent engines. The main engine is a two stroke MAN 7K98 MC. Furthermore MTC together with MAN Diesel acilitates a comprehensive training workshop with all the components available to provide training courses or 2-stroke, 4-stroke engines as well as turbochargers. In addition MTC has also installed a simulator or GMDSS and a liquid cargo simulator or the education o oil and gas tanker crews. Training courses in accordance with STCW 95 o ma-co are integrated into the MTC course portolio. With a training capacity o 14.300 man-days MTC is one o the largest marine training centers in Europe.
LoCaTion MTC is located in Stellingen, only 15 minutes by car rom the airport and also 15 minutes rom the center, easy to reach by bus, metro or by car via the highway A7. Parking is possible. Various possibilities to spend your evenings and ree time in the beach clubs near the river Elbe or in the center o Hamburg with restaurants, bars and other acilities.
CourSeS MTC is emphasising on navigation courses as well as technical and saety courses. Ship’s crews and pilots can train sailing, manoeuvring and berthing. The Shiphandling Simulator with three bridges and the Radar Simulator with 3 bridges are capable to simulate
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THe Marine Training CenTer in HaMburg MtC Mri trii Cr Hmr gmH is
SiMuLaTorS CreaTe eXPerienCe
reSearCH & DeveLoPMenT
prvidi rii fr cpis d irs
Training and education o ship’s crews is an important aspect in manning policy o the shipping companies. The nautical education takes 5 years to receive an oicers license and another 5 years or a navigator to get the necessary experience to take over a vessel as a captain. Simulator training can help to shorten this period since there is a huge demand or qualiied personnel, particularly captains. Whenever problems occur or customers are observing a deicit in qualiication or particular tasks MTC is prepared to develop a speciic customer or purpose designed course.
Whenever a new harbour, navigation channel or jetty is being planned or constructed, MTC is the right partner to conduct studies and evaluate the best design using the shiphandling simulator. Extensive sotware tools are available to create new data bases and models. The visual model o the new harbor is generated as well as the ECDIS to provide the best environment or the test manoeuvres with dierent ships models under all desired weather conditions, tides and current. The R & D projects can be conducted under the ull responsibility o MTC with own project management or together with partners. We also rent out the simulator together with operating personnel to external contractors. Consultancy or pilotage is available through our partners. For urther questions please contact Heinz Kuhlmann or Andreas Hartmann.
srvi ships, si s f h r shiphdli, rdr, gMDSS, i d cr simlrs.
SHareHoLDerS anD ParTnerS Shareholders o this Marine Training Center are the shipping companies Rickmers Reederei, Orion Bulkers, and Marlow Navigation as crew manager. Further shareholders are MAN Diesel as supplier o engines, the class society Germanischer Lloyd, the Pilots Associations rom River Elbe, Port o Hamburg and Kiel Canal, ma-co maritimes competenzcentrum e.V. and private investors as well as SAM Electronics as a cooperation partner. By integrating the pilots, the specialists o ma-co and GL-Academy MTC will guaranty quality and proessional know-how on highest level.
more than 50 dierent vessel types. The engine simulator includes a 1:1 engine control room o a 5000 TEU container vessel and the data bases or the operation o dierent engines. The main engine is a two stroke MAN 7K98 MC. Furthermore MTC together with MAN Diesel acilitates a comprehensive training workshop with all the components available to provide training courses or 2-stroke, 4-stroke engines as well as turbochargers. In addition MTC has also installed a simulator or GMDSS and a liquid cargo simulator or the education o oil and gas tanker crews. Training courses in accordance with STCW 95 o ma-co are integrated into the MTC course portolio. With a training capacity o 14.300 man-days MTC is one o the largest marine training centers in Europe.
LoCaTion MTC is located in Stellingen, only 15 minutes by car rom the airport and also 15 minutes rom the center, easy to reach by bus, metro or by car via the highway A7. Parking is possible. Various possibilities to spend your evenings and ree time in the beach clubs near the river Elbe or in the center o Hamburg with restaurants, bars and other acilities.
CourSeS MTC is emphasising on navigation courses as well as technical and saety courses. Ship’s crews and pilots can train sailing, manoeuvring and berthing. The Shiphandling Simulator with three bridges and the Radar Simulator with 3 bridges are capable to simulate
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The ull mission shiphandling simulator is a state o the art tool suitable or all kind o navigation and shiphandling training or captains, nautical oicers and pilots. Layout, hardware and sotware enables us to oer research and harbour studies. Individual mathematical models and sea areas can be generated. The Ship Handling Simulator can be combined with the Ships Engine Simulator using the model o a 5000 TEU container vessel or bridge/engine team training.
The RADAR/ECDIS simulator is a state o the art tool suitable or all kind o navigation training or captains, nautical oicers and pilots. Layout, hardware and sot ware enables MTC to oer research and harbour studies. Individual mathematical models and sea areas can be generated.
Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen
tHe RaDaR/ eCDIS SIMuLatoR ConSIStS oF:
tHe SHIPHanDLIng SIMuLatoR ConSIStS oF:
1 Full mission bridge with 360° visuals and integrated navigation system rom SAM Electronics, 2 Multipilots, ECDIS, Trackpilot and all kind o propulsion systems incl. POD. An automation control station is installed or the remote operation o the engine room. 1 Bridge with 120° visuals and integrated navigation system rom SAM Electronics, 2 Multipilots, ECDIS, Trackpilot and tug manoeuvring acilities or Schottel propulsion. 1 Bridge with 120° visuals and integrated navigation system rom SAM Electronics, 2 Multipilots, ECDIS, Trackpilot and tug manoeuvring acilities or Voith Schneider propulsion 2 Brieing/Debrieing Classrooms 2 Instructor stations or multitasking operation
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Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen, Germany 3 bridges with integrated navigation systems rom SAM Electronics each with 2 Multipilots, ECDIS, Trackpilot and all kind o navigation instruments Brieing/ Debrieing Classroom 2 Instructor stations or multitasking operation
range oF veSSeLS: Container 750 TEU to 13.500 TEU VLCC 317.000 tdw Product Tanker 47.000 tdw LPG Vessel 37.000 tdw Cruise Liner 280 m length with diesel electric propulsion Cruise Liner 281 m length with POD propulsion Cruise Liner 198 m length with POD propulsion Tug, Schottel Tug, Voith Schneider Various RoRo, Bulk and special vessels
range oF aPProaCHeS: Hamburg, River Elbe, German Bight Kiel Canal Singapore Straight Shanghai Inland Sea, Japan Yokohama Los Angeles Rotterdam Dover Straight Baltic Sea, approaches to Helsinki Individual data bases on request
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SHiPHanDLing SiMuLaTor Fls r rwi rmdsl, h silld prsl vill, chl is i mr cmplx, ris f csil dms is icrsi, chicl d virml rlis r dmdi. MtC Mri trii Cr Hmr is ffri h fll scp f StCW 95 crss d ddiill idividl crss fr rid, i, sf d cr pris si mdr fciliis. this srvics icldi ccmmdi r ffrd pricips frm shippi cmpis, mm cmpis, pil risis, VtS prrs, rsrch isis d vrml risis.
raDar / eCDiS SiMuLaTor
The ull mission shiphandling simulator is a state o the art tool suitable or all kind o navigation and shiphandling training or captains, nautical oicers and pilots. Layout, hardware and sotware enables us to oer research and harbour studies. Individual mathematical models and sea areas can be generated. The Ship Handling Simulator can be combined with the Ships Engine Simulator using the model o a 5000 TEU container vessel or bridge/engine team training.
The RADAR/ECDIS simulator is a state o the art tool suitable or all kind o navigation training or captains, nautical oicers and pilots. Layout, hardware and sot ware enables MTC to oer research and harbour studies. Individual mathematical models and sea areas can be generated.
Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen
tHe RaDaR/ eCDIS SIMuLatoR ConSIStS oF:
tHe SHIPHanDLIng SIMuLatoR ConSIStS oF:
1 Full mission bridge with 360° visuals and integrated navigation system rom SAM Electronics, 2 Multipilots, ECDIS, Trackpilot and all kind o propulsion systems incl. POD. An automation control station is installed or the remote operation o the engine room. 1 Bridge with 120° visuals and integrated navigation system rom SAM Electronics, 2 Multipilots, ECDIS, Trackpilot and tug manoeuvring acilities or Schottel propulsion. 1 Bridge with 120° visuals and integrated navigation system rom SAM Electronics, 2 Multipilots, ECDIS, Trackpilot and tug manoeuvring acilities or Voith Schneider propulsion 2 Brieing/Debrieing Classrooms 2 Instructor stations or multitasking operation
Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen, Germany 3 bridges with integrated navigation systems rom SAM Electronics each with 2 Multipilots, ECDIS, Trackpilot and all kind o navigation instruments Brieing/ Debrieing Classroom 2 Instructor stations or multitasking operation
range oF veSSeLS: Container 750 TEU to 13.500 TEU VLCC 317.000 tdw Product Tanker 47.000 tdw LPG Vessel 37.000 tdw Cruise Liner 280 m length with diesel electric propulsion Cruise Liner 281 m length with POD propulsion Cruise Liner 198 m length with POD propulsion Tug, Schottel Tug, Voith Schneider Various RoRo, Bulk and special vessels
range oF aPProaCHeS: Hamburg, River Elbe, German Bight Kiel Canal Singapore Straight Shanghai Inland Sea, Japan Yokohama Los Angeles Rotterdam Dover Straight Baltic Sea, approaches to Helsinki Individual data bases on request
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SHiP engine SiMuLaTor (SeS)
engine WorkSHoP
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The Ship Engine Simulator (SES) is a shore based team trainer or training the procedures and operations in the technical control center o a vessel to achieve a maximum o engine handling capability. All processes included in the SES are simulated in real-time.
A modern mechanical Diesel engine training workshop enables MTC to provide technical training or the maintenance and operation o MAN B&W two-stroke engines, MAN medium speed our stroke engines, electronically controlled main engines and auxiliary equipment. Experts rom MAN are available to provide detailed recommendations, methods and routines or the operation and maintenance o MAN engines to avoid damages and optimize maintenance costs.
Electrical systems are getting more complex onboard modern vessels. Particularly large container vessels with high reeer capacity and specialized vessels are using medium voltage power systems.
The simulator model is based on a 5000 TEU container vessel driven by a two stroke engine MAN B&W 7K98 MC, with 3 generators MAN B&W 7L32/40, shat generator, turbo generator. To provide most realistic training a real automation system including power management as well as a main engine remote control system with governor o SAM Electronics is installed. Due to availability o these systems SAM related user training courses can be oered to our customers. The Ships Engine Simulator is connected to the main bridge o the Ship Handling Simulator.
A remote control station is installed at the bridge console to run the engine room operations rom the bridge. Both simulators can be linked using the same ships model to execute bridge/ engine team training. Other engine models rom MAN, MAK, Sulzer and Caterpillar are available and can be used or training courses. Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen tHe FuLL MISSIon SeS InCLuDeS ReaL HaRDWaRe ConSoLeS WHICH aRe LoCateD In DIFFeRent RooMS:
Instructor room Engine Control Room (ECR) Engine Room (ER) Emergency Generator Room The engine control room is equipped like on a real vessel with a complete switchboard and an ECR console or operation o the engine and machinery.
THe SeS ProviDeS aLL kinD oF Training oF THe engine anD MaCHinery inCLuDing: Full mission training Part task training Team training Basic exercise training Advanced training Emergency procedures and trouble shooting Sel-studies Assessment training Brieing and debrieing
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In order to make the engineers and crew amiliar with this technology a real medium voltage switchboard is installed in one o our classrooms.
FoLLoWIng MajoR CoMPonentS oF tHe engIneS aRe aVaILabLe FoR DeMonStRatIon anD “HanDS-on” tRaInIng:
Turbochargers or small and large Diesel engines 4-stroke engine parts like connecting rod with bearings, piston, cylinder cover with all valves and uel pumps 2-stroke engine parts like cylinder cover, piston and piston rod with stuing box, cylinder lubricator unit, main starting valve, exhaust valve, uel pumps and valves Saety and control equipment or two- and our-stroke engines Inrastructure and tools Hydraulic and pneumatics equipment Cylinder lubrication
eLeCTroniC engine SiMuLaTor A considerable number o newbuildings delivered are equipped with an electronically controlled main engine. The MTC training engineer educated by MAN provides detailed inormation on the operation o these engines with assistance o a simulator or electronic engines.
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SHiP engine SiMuLaTor (SeS)
engine WorkSHoP
eLeCTriCaL WorkSHoP
The Ship Engine Simulator (SES) is a shore based team trainer or training the procedures and operations in the technical control center o a vessel to achieve a maximum o engine handling capability. All processes included in the SES are simulated in real-time.
A modern mechanical Diesel engine training workshop enables MTC to provide technical training or the maintenance and operation o MAN B&W two-stroke engines, MAN medium speed our stroke engines, electronically controlled main engines and auxiliary equipment. Experts rom MAN are available to provide detailed recommendations, methods and routines or the operation and maintenance o MAN engines to avoid damages and optimize maintenance costs.
Electrical systems are getting more complex onboard modern vessels. Particularly large container vessels with high reeer capacity and specialized vessels are using medium voltage power systems.
The simulator model is based on a 5000 TEU container vessel driven by a two stroke engine MAN B&W 7K98 MC, with 3 generators MAN B&W 7L32/40, shat generator, turbo generator. To provide most realistic training a real automation system including power management as well as a main engine remote control system with governor o SAM Electronics is installed. Due to availability o these systems SAM related user training courses can be oered to our customers. The Ships Engine Simulator is connected to the main bridge o the Ship Handling Simulator.
A remote control station is installed at the bridge console to run the engine room operations rom the bridge. Both simulators can be linked using the same ships model to execute bridge/ engine team training. Other engine models rom MAN, MAK, Sulzer and Caterpillar are available and can be used or training courses. Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen tHe FuLL MISSIon SeS InCLuDeS ReaL HaRDWaRe ConSoLeS WHICH aRe LoCateD In DIFFeRent RooMS:
Instructor room Engine Control Room (ECR) Engine Room (ER) Emergency Generator Room The engine control room is equipped like on a real vessel with a complete switchboard and an ECR console or operation o the engine and machinery.
THe SeS ProviDeS aLL kinD oF Training oF THe engine anD MaCHinery inCLuDing: Full mission training Part task training Team training Basic exercise training Advanced training Emergency procedures and trouble shooting Sel-studies Assessment training Brieing and debrieing
In order to make the engineers and crew amiliar with this technology a real medium voltage switchboard is installed in one o our classrooms.
FoLLoWIng MajoR CoMPonentS oF tHe engIneS aRe aVaILabLe FoR DeMonStRatIon anD “HanDS-on” tRaInIng:
Turbochargers or small and large Diesel engines 4-stroke engine parts like connecting rod with bearings, piston, cylinder cover with all valves and uel pumps 2-stroke engine parts like cylinder cover, piston and piston rod with stuing box, cylinder lubricator unit, main starting valve, exhaust valve, uel pumps and valves Saety and control equipment or two- and our-stroke engines Inrastructure and tools Hydraulic and pneumatics equipment Cylinder lubrication
eLeCTroniC engine SiMuLaTor A considerable number o newbuildings delivered are equipped with an electronically controlled main engine. The MTC training engineer educated by MAN provides detailed inormation on the operation o these engines with assistance o a simulator or electronic engines.
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LiQuiD Cargo HanDLing SiMuLaTor The Liquid Cargo Handling Simulator (LCHS) is a PC based trainer or the procedures and operations o a liquid cargo handling system in order to achieve a maximum o cargo handling capability. The modular design o the Cargo Model consists o the ollowing main modules: LCHS system with supply systems and auxiliary systems Load calculator and ships models or the dierent tanker types Cargo control system Dual instructor station and 15 students stations each equipped with a PC and 2 monitors
tHe MatHeMatICaL SIMuLatIon MoDeL oF tHe LIquID CaRgo HanDLIng SySteM aLLoWS SIMuLatIng tHe oPeRatIon oF DIFFeRent LIquID CaRgo tankeRS anD FaCILItIeS:
VLCC Crude Oil Terminal Product Tanker 72.000 tdw Product Tanker 32.000 tdw Chemical Carrier LNG Carrier Membrane Tank Version LNG Carrier Spherical Tank Version LPG Carrier
Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen THe LiQuiD Cargo HanDLing SiMuLaTor (LCHS) ProviDeS: Familiarisation with the equipment Familiarisation with the cargo system behaviour Cargo handling procedure training Command and crew integration training Reresher training or experienced cargo oicers Training o normal and extreme stress situations under realistic cargo handling conditions Training o normal and emergency procedures within the entire cargo handling operation range Command and crew integration during complex cargo handling procedures Training completely independent o actual tanker and environmental conditions
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gMDSS SiMuLaTor
SaFeTy anD SeCuriTy
With this setup all students and the instructor are able to communicate with each other, both by voice and text provided that they are operating within the range area o the communication system in use.
“Practical applications rom practical experience” is the motto o ma-co maritimes competenzcentrum e.V.. The STCW 95 training courses o ma-co, e.g. Basic Saety, Survival Crat and Rescue Boat as well as Fire Fighting, will be integrated into the MTC course portolio. ma-co’s certiicates o completion ulil the IMO standards in accordance with STCW 95. Every training course has been approved by Germanischer Lloyd. Additionally most o the training courses are also approved by the German Authorities.
Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen tHe gMDSS SIMuLatoR CoMPRISeS 1 InStRuCtoR WoRkStatIon anD 8 StuDent WoRkStatIonS LInkeD togetHeR by an etHeRnet Lan anD PRoVIDIng SoFtWaRe to tRaIn FoLLoWIng DeVICeS:
VHF-Radiotelephone VHF DSC-Controller/Receiver MF/HF-Radiotelephone MF/HF-DSC Controller/Receiver MF/HF-Radiotelex NAVTEX-Receiver 2182 KHz-Watch Receiver Inmarsat A-Voice and Telex Inmarsat B-Voice and Telex Inmarsat C-With SaetyNET Radar-remote viewing o own ship’s radar EPIRB SART
MeDiCaL Care ma-co also oers Medical Care courses according to STCW 95 or coastal or worldwide operation in our classrooms.
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LiQuiD Cargo HanDLing SiMuLaTor The Liquid Cargo Handling Simulator (LCHS) is a PC based trainer or the procedures and operations o a liquid cargo handling system in order to achieve a maximum o cargo handling capability. The modular design o the Cargo Model consists o the ollowing main modules: LCHS system with supply systems and auxiliary systems Load calculator and ships models or the dierent tanker types Cargo control system Dual instructor station and 15 students stations each equipped with a PC and 2 monitors
tHe MatHeMatICaL SIMuLatIon MoDeL oF tHe LIquID CaRgo HanDLIng SySteM aLLoWS SIMuLatIng tHe oPeRatIon oF DIFFeRent LIquID CaRgo tankeRS anD FaCILItIeS:
VLCC Crude Oil Terminal Product Tanker 72.000 tdw Product Tanker 32.000 tdw Chemical Carrier LNG Carrier Membrane Tank Version LNG Carrier Spherical Tank Version LPG Carrier
Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen THe LiQuiD Cargo HanDLing SiMuLaTor (LCHS) ProviDeS: Familiarisation with the equipment Familiarisation with the cargo system behaviour Cargo handling procedure training Command and crew integration training Reresher training or experienced cargo oicers Training o normal and extreme stress situations under realistic cargo handling conditions Training o normal and emergency procedures within the entire cargo handling operation range Command and crew integration during complex cargo handling procedures Training completely independent o actual tanker and environmental conditions
gMDSS SiMuLaTor
SaFeTy anD SeCuriTy
With this setup all students and the instructor are able to communicate with each other, both by voice and text provided that they are operating within the range area o the communication system in use.
“Practical applications rom practical experience” is the motto o ma-co maritimes competenzcentrum e.V.. The STCW 95 training courses o ma-co, e.g. Basic Saety, Survival Crat and Rescue Boat as well as Fire Fighting, will be integrated into the MTC course portolio. ma-co’s certiicates o completion ulil the IMO standards in accordance with STCW 95. Every training course has been approved by Germanischer Lloyd. Additionally most o the training courses are also approved by the German Authorities.
Manuacturer: Rheinmetall Deence Electronics, Bremen tHe gMDSS SIMuLatoR CoMPRISeS 1 InStRuCtoR WoRkStatIon anD 8 StuDent WoRkStatIonS LInkeD togetHeR by an etHeRnet Lan anD PRoVIDIng SoFtWaRe to tRaIn FoLLoWIng DeVICeS:
VHF-Radiotelephone VHF DSC-Controller/Receiver MF/HF-Radiotelephone MF/HF-DSC Controller/Receiver MF/HF-Radiotelex NAVTEX-Receiver 2182 KHz-Watch Receiver Inmarsat A-Voice and Telex Inmarsat B-Voice and Telex Inmarsat C-With SaetyNET Radar-remote viewing o own ship’s radar EPIRB SART
MeDiCaL Care ma-co also oers Medical Care courses according to STCW 95 or coastal or worldwide operation in our classrooms.
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SHIP HanDLIng SIMuLatoR
S001 S00 S00 S004 S005 S016 S017 S00 S01 S04
Ship Simlr d brid tmwr brid/ei tmmm brid tmmm d Mvri bsic Mvri (icl SaR wih lr vssls) Ship Hdli fr Pils Mvri wih PoD Prplsi trcpi Ssms Shiphdli 1.100 teu bsic Shiphdli 1.100 teu Pr brdi Mvri wih ts
0 1 5 7 9 1
RaDaR SIMuLatoR
R001 R00 R00 R004 R005 R006
Rdr, aRPa, brid tmwr d SaR aRPa d eCDIS opril us f Ird brid Ssms amic Idifici Ssms th pril us f elcric Chr Displ Ssms SaM elcrics oprr trii
6 7 8 9 40 41
engIne SIMuLatoR
e001 e00 e00 e004 e005 e006 e009 e010 e011 e01
ei Rm Pl Fmilirizi & opri ei Rm Wchpi d trlshi ei Rm Fmilirizi fr Dc officrs Man eis-opri d alsis Man elcric eis opri d alsis (Me) Prfssil trii fr Ships ami Ssms brid/ei tmmm ei tmmm Fl effcic d ei Disic eirs Crw Rsrc Mm
44 45 46 47 49 50 51 5 5 55
W001 W00 W00 W006 W007 W008 W009 W010 W011 W01 W01 W014
opri d Mic f 4-Sr Disl eis opri d Mic f -Sr Disl eis opri d Mic f trchrrs Disl ei Ssms, opri Mdim, Ici alph Clidr L oil Lrici Ssm ei Pmic Crl d VIt MC/MC-C eis Man tCa/tCR d na/nR trchrr nox, Sox, Co d PM emissis assssm f ei opri Prmrs fr Man Disl ei Lw Ld opri fr Man eis Cmsi Chmr Cmps 4-Sr Disl eis bris d Lrici 4-Sr Disl eis
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Page CLaSSRooM
C007 C008 C009 C010 C011 C01 NEW! C01 C014 C015 C016 C017 C018 C019 C00 C0 NEW! C0 NEW! C04
NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW!
7 7 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 8 8 84 85 87 88 89
9 9 95
g001 g00 g00
grl oprrs Crific gMDSS Rsricd oprrs Crific gMDSS gMDSS Rfrshr
LIquID CaRgo SIMuLatoR
L00 L005 L006 L007 L008 L009 L010 L011 L01 L01 L014 L015 L016 L017 L018
oil tr Cr d blls Hdli Spcilizd trii fr oil trs Spcilizd trii fr Chmicl trs Spcilizd trii fr Liifid gs trs LPg tr Cr d blls Hdli Simlr Lng tr Cr d blls Hdli Simlr Sv gs trs d trmils Prpri fr Vi Ispci StS opris, Shiphdli d Cr totS, Mdl 4a totS, Mdl 4b totS, Mdl 4C totS, Mdl 4D totS, Mdl 4e totS, Mdl 4F
NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW!
Page
elcricl Sf i Lw Vl Isllis elcricl Sf i Mdim Vl Isllis Irdci Mri elcrchl Mri elcrchl Pli f elcricl Ssms fr Ships Irdci PoD tchl Msrs brd Ships rrdi Pirc Sf officr Clims & Isrc, Cllci evidc, P&I, H&M Ldrship Crs Ship's Cmmd Führmpz r d s Führsrii - n ls Führsrf kdriir im prsölich gspräch all Lis off - Dprr nwildi, Drdci d Rpir Sprvisi bsiswiss Schifffhr bsiswiss Schiffsrischi
gMDSS SIMuLatoR
NEW! engIne WoRkSHoP
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SHIP HanDLIng SIMuLatoR
S001 S00 S00 S004 S005 S016 S017 S00 S01 S04
Ship Simlr d brid tmwr brid/ei tmmm brid tmmm d Mvri bsic Mvri (icl SaR wih lr vssls) Ship Hdli fr Pils Mvri wih PoD Prplsi trcpi Ssms Shiphdli 1.100 teu bsic Shiphdli 1.100 teu Pr brdi Mvri wih ts
0 1 5 7 9 1
RaDaR SIMuLatoR
R001 R00 R00 R004 R005 R006
Rdr, aRPa, brid tmwr d SaR aRPa d eCDIS opril us f Ird brid Ssms amic Idifici Ssms th pril us f elcric Chr Displ Ssms SaM elcrics oprr trii
6 7 8 9 40 41
engIne SIMuLatoR
e001 e00 e00 e004 e005 e006 e009 e010 e011 e01
ei Rm Pl Fmilirizi & opri ei Rm Wchpi d trlshi ei Rm Fmilirizi fr Dc officrs Man eis-opri d alsis Man elcric eis opri d alsis (Me) Prfssil trii fr Ships ami Ssms brid/ei tmmm ei tmmm Fl effcic d ei Disic eirs Crw Rsrc Mm
44 45 46 47 49 50 51 5 5 55
CoDe
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C007 C008 C009 C010 C011 C01 NEW! C01 C014 C015 C016 C017 C018 C019 C00 C0 NEW! C0 NEW! C04
NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW!
W001 W00 W00 W006 W007 W008 W009 W010 W011 W01 W01 W014
opri d Mic f 4-Sr Disl eis opri d Mic f -Sr Disl eis opri d Mic f trchrrs Disl ei Ssms, opri Mdim, Ici alph Clidr L oil Lrici Ssm ei Pmic Crl d VIt MC/MC-C eis Man tCa/tCR d na/nR trchrr nox, Sox, Co d PM emissis assssm f ei opri Prmrs fr Man Disl ei Lw Ld opri fr Man eis Cmsi Chmr Cmps 4-Sr Disl eis bris d Lrici 4-Sr Disl eis
7 7 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 8 8 84 85 87 88 89
9 9 95
g001 g00 g00
grl oprrs Crific gMDSS Rsricd oprrs Crific gMDSS gMDSS Rfrshr
LIquID CaRgo SIMuLatoR
L00 L005 L006 L007 L008 L009 L010 L011 L01 L01 L014 L015 L016 L017 L018
oil tr Cr d blls Hdli Spcilizd trii fr oil trs Spcilizd trii fr Chmicl trs Spcilizd trii fr Liifid gs trs LPg tr Cr d blls Hdli Simlr Lng tr Cr d blls Hdli Simlr Sv gs trs d trmils Prpri fr Vi Ispci StS opris, Shiphdli d Cr totS, Mdl 4a totS, Mdl 4b totS, Mdl 4C totS, Mdl 4D totS, Mdl 4e totS, Mdl 4F
58 59 60 61 6 6 64 65 66 67 68 69
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elcricl Sf i Lw Vl Isllis elcricl Sf i Mdim Vl Isllis Irdci Mri elcrchl Mri elcrchl Pli f elcricl Ssms fr Ships Irdci PoD tchl Msrs brd Ships rrdi Pirc Sf officr Clims & Isrc, Cllci evidc, P&I, H&M Ldrship Crs Ship's Cmmd Führmpz r d s Führsrii - n ls Führsrf kdriir im prsölich gspräch all Lis off - Dprr nwildi, Drdci d Rpir Sprvisi bsiswiss Schifffhr bsiswiss Schiffsrischi
gMDSS SIMuLatoR
NEW! engIne WoRkSHoP
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98 99 100 101 10 10 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 11
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www.rickmers.com
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m-c CouRSeS
M001 M00 M00 M004 M005 M006 M007 M008 M009 M010 M011 M01 M01 M014 M015 M016 M017 M018 M019 M01 M0 M0 M04 NEW! M05 NEW! M06
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CouRSeS bsic Sf trii ccrdi StCW 95 Srvivl Crf d Rsc b advcd Fir Fihi Mdicl Cr Rfrshr Cmid Crwd d Crisis Mm Crwd Mm Sf trii fr empls offshr Fciliis tr Fmilirizi Cmp Scri officr (CSo) Cbt “Ship Scri officr” Cbt “Drs gds” Cbt “blls Wr Mm” Rihs d Dis f h Chrrrs Ld Clcli fr V Chrrs ariri ccrdi LMaa d gMaa gd Smship Drs, Hzrds d Hrmfl Crs bsic Drs, Hzrds d Hrmfl Crs Rfrshr Rfr trlshi: o-rd Rpir f Rfr Dli wih Fi Ldrship i Mriim Prcic Crisis Cmmici d Mdi Rsps I Crisis Cmmici d Mdi Rsps II Mdi Drill CSP - Crifid Ship Plr
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In 1834 R.C. Rickmers established a shipyard in Bremerhaven. Today, 175 years later, the Rickmers Group, with Rickmers-Linie, Rickmers Reederei, Rickmers Immobilien and Atlantic unites liner shipping, ship owning and management, real estate business and investment funds under one roof. Maritime related service compa-
SVItZeR Slv acdm
NEW! Sa001 officrs' Slv Msr Clss NEW! Sa00 th Slv expric Msr Clss NEW! Sa00 Slv fr Slvrs
141 14 14
nies such as MCC Marine and EVT Elbe Vermögens Treuhand complement the activities of Rickmers Group. Over 2,750 crew are employed onboard of more than 100 ships. Over 450 people are employed in the offices ashore worldwide. Through a widely spread network of offices and agencies, Rickmers Group is represented at more than 60 locations all over the world.
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www.rickmers.com
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m-c CouRSeS
M001 M00 M00 M004 M005 M006 M007 M008 M009 M010 M011 M01 M01 M014 M015 M016 M017 M018 M019 M01 M0 M0 M04 NEW! M05 NEW! M06
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CouRSeS bsic Sf trii ccrdi StCW 95 Srvivl Crf d Rsc b advcd Fir Fihi Mdicl Cr Rfrshr Cmid Crwd d Crisis Mm Crwd Mm Sf trii fr empls offshr Fciliis tr Fmilirizi Cmp Scri officr (CSo) Cbt “Ship Scri officr” Cbt “Drs gds” Cbt “blls Wr Mm” Rihs d Dis f h Chrrrs Ld Clcli fr V Chrrs ariri ccrdi LMaa d gMaa gd Smship Drs, Hzrds d Hrmfl Crs bsic Drs, Hzrds d Hrmfl Crs Rfrshr Rfr trlshi: o-rd Rpir f Rfr Dli wih Fi Ldrship i Mriim Prcic Crisis Cmmici d Mdi Rsps I Crisis Cmmici d Mdi Rsps II Mdi Drill CSP - Crifid Ship Plr
CouRSeS
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In 1834 R.C. Rickmers established a shipyard in Bremerhaven. Today, 175 years later, the Rickmers Group, with Rickmers-Linie, Rickmers Reederei, Rickmers Immobilien and Atlantic unites liner shipping, ship owning and management, real estate business and investment funds under one roof. Maritime related service compa-
SVItZeR Slv acdm
NEW! Sa001 officrs' Slv Msr Clss NEW! Sa00 th Slv expric Msr Clss NEW! Sa00 Slv fr Slvrs
141 14 14
nies such as MCC Marine and EVT Elbe Vermögens Treuhand complement the activities of Rickmers Group. Over 2,750 crew are employed onboard of more than 100 ships. Over 450 people are employed in the offices ashore worldwide. Through a widely spread network of offices and agencies, Rickmers Group is represented at more than 60 locations all over the world.
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SHiPHanDLing SiMuLaTor CoDe
CouRSeS
S001 S00 S00 S004 S005 S016 S017 S00 S01 S04
Ship Simlr d brid tmwr brid/ei tmmm brid tmmm d Mvri bsic Mvri (icl SaR wih lr vssls) Ship Hdli fr Pils Mvri wih PoD Prplsi trcpi Ssms Shiphdli 1.100 teu bsic Shiphdli 1.100 teu Pr brdi Mvri wih ts
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SHiPHanDLing SiMuLaTor CoDe
CouRSeS
S001 S00 S00 S004 S005 S016 S017 S00 S01 S04
Ship Simlr d brid tmwr brid/ei tmmm brid tmmm d Mvri bsic Mvri (icl SaR wih lr vssls) Ship Hdli fr Pils Mvri wih PoD Prplsi trcpi Ssms Shiphdli 1.100 teu bsic Shiphdli 1.100 teu Pr brdi Mvri wih ts
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Cod: s001
Cs Fmw
Cod: s002
Cs Ttl
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Cs Ttl
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English, German
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English
Scp
1 Review o basic principals 2 Familiarization with the bridge 3 Standard manoeuvres 4 Wind and current eects 5 Attitude 6 Cultural awareness 7 Briefng and debriefng 8 Challenge and response 9 Shallow-water eects 10 Bank, channel and interaction eects
Scp
SiM
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11 Planning 12 Authority 13 Management on the bridge 14 Workload and stress 15 Anchoring & single-buoy mooring 16 Human actor in error 17 Decision making 18 Crises management 19 Planning and carrying out a voyage in normal and emergency situation
- amiliarization with the use o engine and helm or ship manoeuvring - understanding o the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narro w channels - a greater awareness o the importance o planning a passage or manoeuvre and the need or an alternative plan - a greater understanding and awareness o efcient bridge procedures and bridge teamwork during watchkeeping and ship handling, in normal and emergency situations - a greater awareness an d understanding o good interactive coomunication style and beneft o building up a common shared mental model o the planned passage
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Masters, nautical ofcers
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in ship handling and bridge team work.
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
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Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
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Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
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Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
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ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972, Model Course 1.22
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
5 days / 40 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
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Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January F eb ru ar y March April May June July August September October November December
0
- amiliarization with SHS/SES - navigation in shallow waters, pilotage - berthing / un-berthing manoeuvres - collision avoidance - collsion & water ingress
o t la u m i s g n il d n a h p i h s
- ailure engine reomote control - rudder ailure - slow down, shut down - boiler soot ire
Lsss
- internal instructions by insurance, company management - pilotage - water ingress, ERT, ERS ojcts
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Masters, chie oicers, nautical oicers, chie engineers, engineers
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in crises management or engine team management.
Stdt nm Lmtt
6 masters/ nautical oicers, 4 chie engineers/engineers
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Full mission simulator, engine simulator, engine workshop, class room
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation, engine room documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
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STCW 95
STCW Code and STCW Convention
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Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
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19.-23.
12.-16.
19.-23.
04.-08. 16.-20.
18.-22.
07.-11.
06.-10.
13.-17.
M h
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
Schedule 2009
December
14.-16.
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July A ugus t September October November December
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21.-23.
0 2. -0 4.
20.-22.
1
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Cod: s001
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Cod: s002
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English, German
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English
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1 Review o basic principals 2 Familiarization with the bridge 3 Standard manoeuvres 4 Wind and current eects 5 Attitude 6 Cultural awareness 7 Briefng and debriefng 8 Challenge and response 9 Shallow-water eects 10 Bank, channel and interaction eects
Scp
SiM
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11 Planning 12 Authority 13 Management on the bridge 14 Workload and stress 15 Anchoring & single-buoy mooring 16 Human actor in error 17 Decision making 18 Crises management 19 Planning and carrying out a voyage in normal and emergency situation
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Masters, nautical ofcers
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in ship handling and bridge team work.
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9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
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ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972, Model Course 1.22
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
5 days / 40 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
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Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January F eb ru ar y March April May June July August September October November December
- amiliarization with SHS/SES - navigation in shallow waters, pilotage - berthing / un-berthing manoeuvres - collision avoidance - collsion & water ingress
- ailure engine reomote control - rudder ailure - slow down, shut down - boiler soot ire
Lsss
- internal instructions by insurance, company management - pilotage - water ingress, ERT, ERS ojcts
- adjustment PID controller - exhaust gas economizer soot ire
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Masters, chie oicers, nautical oicers, chie engineers, engineers
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in crises management or engine team management.
Stdt nm Lmtt
6 masters/ nautical oicers, 4 chie engineers/engineers
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Full mission simulator, engine simulator, engine workshop, class room
Tch ads
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Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
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STCW Code and STCW Convention
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3 days / 24 hours
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0 1. -0 5.
M h
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
Schedule 2009
December
14.-16.
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July A ugus t September October November December
22.-26. 12.-16.
19.-23.
12.-16.
19.-23.
04.-08. 16.-20.
18.-22.
07.-11.
06.-10.
13.-17.
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21.-23.
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1
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Cod: s004
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English
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English, German
Scp
SiM
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- amiliarization with SHS - navigation in shallow waters, pilotage - berthing / un-berthing manoeuvres - collision avoidance - collsion & water ingress
- manoeuvre abilities o large container vessels - bank eects, squat - anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres with pilot assistance
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Css Mmt:
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9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Full mission simulator, engine workshop, class room
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STCW Code and STCW Convention
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3 days / 24 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
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December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
1110,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
18.-20.
08.-10.
08.-10.
21.-23.
21.-23. 09.-11. 11.-13.
01.-03.
et Stdds
Masters, nautical oicers
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in Basic Manoeuvring (incl. SAR) with large Vessels
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
IAMSAR, ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
3 days / 24 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
M h
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
06.-08.
- river navigation with pilot assistance - ship‘s hull integrity - cargo securing - SAR
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large container vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current, in co-operation with a pilot - to establish a proper working bridge team and co-operation with pilot during river navigation - to understand the problems regarding ship‘s hull integrity on large container vessels - to understand the problems regarding cargo securing on large container vessels - to participate in a SAR-operation as per IAMSAR
- internal instructions by insurance, - pilotage - water ingress, ERT, ERS
Ctfct
to a l u im s g n li d n a h p i h s
Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
iddl dts qst
1110,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 15 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
08.-10. 08.-10.
21.-23.
25.-27. 23.-25.
01.-03.
08.-10.
o t la u m i s g n il d n a h p i h s
Cs Fmw
Cod: s003
Cs Fmw
Cod: s004
Cs Ttl
bd Tmmmt d M
Cs Ttl
bsc M (cl. Sar) wth l vssls
L
English
L
English, German
Scp
SiM
Scp
- amiliarization with SHS - navigation in shallow waters, pilotage - berthing / un-berthing manoeuvres - collision avoidance - collsion & water ingress
- manoeuvre abilities o large container vessels - bank eects, squat - anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres with pilot assistance
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l:
Lsss
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large container vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current, in co-operation with a pilot - to establish a proper working bridge team and co-operation with pilot during river navigation - to understand the problems regarding ship‘s hull integrity on large container vessels - to understand the problems regarding cargo securing on large container vessels - to participate in a SAR-operation as per IAMSAR
- internal instructions by insurance, - pilotage - water ingress, ERT, ERS ojcts
Css Mmt:
et Stdds
- bridge teammanagement and manoeuvring - operation SHS - Elements o crises management - cooperation bridge team - pilot Masters, chie oicers, nautical oicers
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in crises management or bridge team management.
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Full mission simulator, engine workshop, class room
Tch ads Tch Mthd
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
IAMSAR, SOLAS, COLREGS
STCW 95
STCW Code and STCW Convention
Cs Dt
3 days / 24 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
M h Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
1110,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
18.-20.
08.-10.
08.-10.
21.-23.
et Stdds
Masters, nautical oicers
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in Basic Manoeuvring (incl. SAR) with large Vessels
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
IAMSAR, ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
3 days / 24 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
M h
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
06.-08.
- river navigation with pilot assistance - ship‘s hull integrity - cargo securing - SAR
Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
iddl dts qst
21.-23. 09.-11. 11.-13.
01.-03.
1110,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 15 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
08.-10. 08.-10.
21.-23.
25.-27. 23.-25.
01.-03.
08.-10.
Cs Fmw
Cod: s005
Cs Ttl
Shp Hdl Plts
L
English, German
Scp
- manoeuvre abilities o large container vessels - bank eects, squat - anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position - berthing, un-berthing man oeuvres with pilot assistance - river navigation with pilot assistance
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l:
et Stdds
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large container vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current Pilots
o t la u m i s g n il d n a h p i h s
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course or pilots with ocus on handling o large container vessels.
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship handling simulator (3 bridges), class room
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972, Model Course 1.22
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
5 days / 40 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
M h Schedule 2009
2100,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
December
Schdl 2010 iddl dts qst
4
o t a l u im s g n li d n a h p i h s
5
Cs Fmw
Cod: s005
Cs Ttl
Shp Hdl Plts
L
English, German
Scp
- manoeuvre abilities o large container vessels - bank eects, squat - anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position - berthing, un-berthing man oeuvres with pilot assistance - river navigation with pilot assistance
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l:
et Stdds
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large container vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current Pilots
to a l u im s g n li d n a h p i h s
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course or pilots with ocus on handling o large container vessels.
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship handling simulator (3 bridges), class room
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972, Model Course 1.22
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
5 days / 40 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
M h Schedule 2009
2100,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
December
Schdl 2010 iddl dts qst
4
5
Cs Fmw
Cod: s016
Cs Ttl
M wth PoD Ppls
L
English, German
Scp
- manoeuvre abilities ships with POD propulsion - manoeuvring in narrow waters - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres with or without pilot assistance - river navigation with pilot assistance - ship‘s hull integrity
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l:
o t la u m i s g n il d n a h p i h s
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o ships with POD propulsion - to understand the principles o POD propulsion - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a cruise vessel under the inluence o wind and current in co-operation with a pilot - to establish a proper working bridge team and co-operation with pilot during river navigation
et Stdds
Masters, nautical oicers o cruise vessels and other vessels with POD propulsion
Ctfct
Stdt nm Lmtt
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in basic manoeuvring o ships with POD propulsion 9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room, Model: cruise vessel with POD, 281 m length
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
IAMSAR, ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
2 days
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
M h Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
iddl dts qst
H
6
1400,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 : 00 h )
15.-17.
14.-16.
27.-29.
06.-08.
7
Cs Fmw
Cod: s016
Cs Ttl
M wth PoD Ppls
L
English, German
Scp
- manoeuvre abilities ships with POD propulsion - manoeuvring in narrow waters - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres with or without pilot assistance - river navigation with pilot assistance - ship‘s hull integrity
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l:
o t a l u im s g n li d n a h p i h s
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o ships with POD propulsion - to understand the principles o POD propulsion - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a cruise vessel under the inluence o wind and current in co-operation with a pilot - to establish a proper working bridge team and co-operation with pilot during river navigation
et Stdds
Masters, nautical oicers o cruise vessels and other vessels with POD propulsion
Ctfct
Stdt nm Lmtt
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in basic manoeuvring o ships with POD propulsion 9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room, Model: cruise vessel with POD, 281 m length
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
IAMSAR, ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
2 days
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
M h Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
iddl dts qst
H
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 : 00 h )
15.-17.
14.-16.
27.-29.
06.-08.
6
7
Superior Quality Training
Cs Fmw
Cod: s017
Cs Ttl
Tcp Sstms
L
English, German
Scp
- principle o integrated navigation systems - manoeuvre abilities o large vessels - bank eects, squat - handling o automatic trackkeeping systems - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres with pilot assistance - river navigation with trackpilot - curved headline, radius controlled steering
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l:
et Stdds
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current, in co-operation with the pilot - to establish a proper working bridge team and co-operation with pilot during river navigation - to understand the handling o trackkeeping systems - to understand the principles o using trackkeeping systems in narrow waters - to understand the use o curved headline navigation - to understand the use o radius controlled navigation Masters, nautical oicers
based on actual casualty experience tC es a M Cours ge 140 see pa
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in using trackkeeping systems in narrow waters
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
Tch ads Tch Mthd
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
IAMSAR, ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
2 days / 16 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
iddl dts qst
www.salvage-academy.com A part of A.P. Moller - Maersk Group
o t la u m i s g n il d n a h p i h s
Ctfct
M h
8
1400,-
825,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
E-mail:
[email protected]
9
Superior Quality Training
Cs Fmw
Cod: s017
Cs Ttl
Tcp Sstms
L
English, German
Scp
- principle o integrated navigation systems - manoeuvre abilities o large vessels - bank eects, squat - handling o automatic trackkeeping systems - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres with pilot assistance - river navigation with trackpilot - curved headline, radius controlled steering
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l:
et Stdds
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current, in co-operation with the pilot - to establish a proper working bridge team and co-operation with pilot during river navigation - to understand the handling o trackkeeping systems - to understand the principles o using trackkeeping systems in narrow waters - to understand the use o curved headline navigation - to understand the use o radius controlled navigation Masters, nautical oicers
based on actual casualty experience tC es a M Cours ge 140 see pa
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in using trackkeeping systems in narrow waters
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
Tch ads Tch Mthd
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
IAMSAR, ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Cs Dt
2 days / 16 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
M h Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
iddl dts qst
www.salvage-academy.com A part of A.P. Moller - Maersk Group
o t a l u im s g in l d n a h p i h s
825,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
E-mail:
[email protected]
8
9
More than Three Decades of Experience in Maritime Simulation Cs Fmw
Cod: s020
Cs Ttl
Shp Hdl 13.100 Teu bsc
L
English, German
Scp
- manoeuvre abilities o large container vessels - bank eects, squat - anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres - navigation in restricted waters - person over board
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l:
et Stdds
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large container vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current - to establish a proper working bridge team during river navigation - to understand the principles and dimensions o dierent person over board manoeuvres on large container vessels Masters, nautical oicers
Ctfct
Yes
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Solutions for every training requirement: n
Computer Based Training
n
Ship Engine Simulator
n
Simulator Based Training
n
Cargo Handling and Offshore
n
Ship Handling Simulator
n
Radar/ARPA Simulation
0
5 days / 40 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
1850,-
Handling Simulation n
M h
Safety and Security Trainer
n
ECDIS Trainer
n
Courseware
n
Anchor Handling Simulator
n
Turn Key Training Centres
Your Partner for Maritime Simulation and Training
Cs Dt
o t a l u m i s g n il d n a h p i h s
Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
22.-26. 26.-30.
16.-20.
1
More than Three Decades of Experience in Maritime Simulation Cs Fmw
Cod: s020
Cs Ttl
Shp Hdl 13.100 Teu bsc
L
English, German
Scp
- manoeuvre abilities o large container vessels - bank eects, squat - anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres - navigation in restricted waters - person over board
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l:
et Stdds
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large container vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current - to establish a proper working bridge team during river navigation - to understand the principles and dimensions o dierent person over board manoeuvres on large container vessels Masters, nautical oicers
Ctfct
Yes
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
blph
iMo
ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Solutions for every training requirement: n
Computer Based Training
n
Ship Engine Simulator
n
Simulator Based Training
n
Cargo Handling and Offshore
n
Ship Handling Simulator
n
Radar/ARPA Simulation
Cs Dt
5 days / 40 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
o t a l u m i s g in l d n a h p i h s
1850,-
Handling Simulation n
n
ECDIS Trainer
n
Anchor Handling Simulator
M h
Safety and Security Trainer
n
Courseware
n
Turn Key Training Centres
Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
Your Partner for Maritime Simulation and Training
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
22.-26. 26.-30.
16.-20.
0
1
Cs Fmw
Cod: s021
Cs Fmw
Cod: s024
Cs Ttl
Shphdl 13.100 Teu P bd
Cs Ttl
M wth Ts
L
English, German
L
English
Scp
- manoeuvre abilities o large container vessels - anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position - navigation in conined waters - ship‘s hull integrity - SAR
Scp
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l t:
This course is primarily simulator based, with classroom elements. Types o tugs and propulsion. Towing equipment types. Towing strategies, various methods o use. Pivoting point theory, eect o ore and at tug. Necessary bollard pull, number o tugs, induction o orces into the ship‘s hull. Dangers, ship/tug interaction, considerations or sae manoeuvring with tugs. Special manoeuvres: ice, escorting. Ship/tug communication.
ojcts
The task o manoeuvring a ship with the assistance o harbour tugs is a prime example o teamwork. The master and oicers, the pilot, the tug skippers and the linesmen should collaborate as one team . This course is designed to demonstrate what can be done and what can‘t with tugs and to be a guide to the eicient and sae use o tug assistance. Knowledge o these actors should enhance the ability o all involved to combine their eorts in the sense o teamwork, with the ultimate goal o enhancing saety and eiciency o the vessel, tugs, property and personnel.
et Stdds
Participants should be in possession o at least a certiicate or an oicer in charge o a navigational watch.
- bank eects, squat - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres with pilot assistance - cargo securing
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large container vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current - to establish a proper working bridge team during river navigation - to understand the problems regarding ship‘s hull integrity on large container vessels - to understand the problems regarding cargo securing on large container vessels - to participate in a SAR-operation as per IAMSAR et Stdds
Masters, nautical oicers
Ctfct
Certiicate o successul attendance
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in ship handling and bridge team work on large container vessels.
Stdt nm Lmtt
6 participants
St rqmts
Instructor, co-instructor, lecturer
9 participants
Fclts d eqpmt
Full-mission simulator MTC, classroom
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Tch ads
Beamer, handouts
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
Tch Mthd
Simulations, lectures, brieings and de-brieings
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
blph
iMo
N. A.
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
STCW 95
N. A.
Stdt nm Lmtt
blph
iMo
IAMSAR, ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
Dt Cs
STCW 95
STCW Convention
Pc (t cl vaT 19%)
Cs Dt
3 days / 24 hours
Pc (t xcl vaT 19%)
eur
M h Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2 days eur
950,-
M h
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
1110,-
1 s s hi f ( 08 :0 0- 15 :0 0 h )
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h ) 2 1. -2 3.
09 .- 11 .
29.-31.
25.-27. 22.-24.
14.-16.
Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
January February March April May June July August September October November December
iddl dts qst
d s hi f ( 14 :0 0- 1 :0 0 h )
o t la u m i s g in l d n a h p i h s
Cs Fmw
Cod: s021
Cs Fmw
Cod: s024
Cs Ttl
Shphdl 13.100 Teu P bd
Cs Ttl
M wth Ts
L
English, German
L
English
Scp
- manoeuvre abilities o large container vessels - anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position - navigation in conined waters - ship‘s hull integrity - SAR
Scp
ojcts
Th xpctd l tcm s tht th t s l t:
This course is primarily simulator based, with classroom elements. Types o tugs and propulsion. Towing equipment types. Towing strategies, various methods o use. Pivoting point theory, eect o ore and at tug. Necessary bollard pull, number o tugs, induction o orces into the ship‘s hull. Dangers, ship/tug interaction, considerations or sae manoeuvring with tugs. Special manoeuvres: ice, escorting. Ship/tug communication.
ojcts
The task o manoeuvring a ship with the assistance o harbour tugs is a prime example o teamwork. The master and oicers, the pilot, the tug skippers and the linesmen should collaborate as one team . This course is designed to demonstrate what can be done and what can‘t with tugs and to be a guide to the eicient and sae use o tug assistance. Knowledge o these actors should enhance the ability o all involved to combine their eorts in the sense o teamwork, with the ultimate goal o enhancing saety and eiciency o the vessel, tugs, property and personnel.
et Stdds
Participants should be in possession o at least a certiicate or an oicer in charge o a navigational watch.
- bank eects, squat - berthing, un-berthing manoeuvres with pilot assistance - cargo securing
- to understand the speciic manoeuvre abilities o a large container vessel - to understand the eects o wind, current, shallow water, banks and narrow channels - to carry out an anchor manoeuvre on an ordered position under the inluence o wind and current - to berth and un-berth a large vessel under the inluence o wind and current - to establish a proper working bridge team during river navigation - to understand the problems regarding ship‘s hull integrity on large container vessels - to understand the problems regarding cargo securing on large container vessels - to participate in a SAR-operation as per IAMSAR et Stdds
Masters, nautical oicers
Ctfct
Certiicate o successul attendance
Ctfct
On successull completion o this course, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a simulator course in ship handling and bridge team work on large container vessels.
Stdt nm Lmtt
6 participants
St rqmts
Instructor, co-instructor, lecturer
Stdt nm Lmtt
9 participants
Fclts d eqpmt
Full-mission simulator MTC, classroom
St rqmts
1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
Tch ads
Beamer, handouts
Fclts d eqpmt
Ship Handling Simulator MTC (3 bridges), class room
Tch Mthd
Simulations, lectures, brieings and de-brieings
Tch ads
Beamer, sea charts, manuals, bridge documentation
blph
iMo
N. A.
Tch Mthd
Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
STCW 95
N. A.
blph
iMo
IAMSAR, ILO/IMO Document or Guidance, COLREG 1972
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STCW 95
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The course is essentially practical and consits o a series o exercises perormed on a radar simulator with two ore more own-ships and a number o others controlled by the instructor. Each exdercise will involve observing the movement o ships seen on the RADAR, recognizing those presenting a threat o collision and taking action to avoid collisions. Trainees will act either as Master or as an observing oicer or the exercises, and will change roles to allow each to turn in command o the ship. Those successully completing this course will be able to make eicient and eective use o radar as a navigational aid in congested, conined waters, recognize potential threats and make valid navigational and collision-avoidance decisions based on sound radar observation and plotting in compliance with COLREG. They will be aware o the time needed to appreciate that a dangerous situation is developing, to decide upon and take appropriate action, and to ascertain that such action is adequate and does not give rise to urther conlicts with other vessels. They will also realize that excessive speed in poor visibility reduces the time available to assess a threat and to take appropriate action. Ability to plan, organise and manage a bridge team, making use o all navigational data, will also be achieved. Successully completion o this course will also provide ability to respond to, co-ordinate and execute a search and rescue operation.
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aRPa: observing the movement o ships seen on the RADAR, recognizing those
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Those wishing to enter this course should be holders o certiicates as oicer in charge o a navigational watch as per STCW Convention.
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Those wishing to enter this course should be holders o certiicates as oicer in charge o a navigational watch as per STCW convention.
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On successul completion o the course and assessments, a document will be issued certiying that the holder has successully completed a course o training which meets or exceeds the level o knowledge and competence speciied in table A-II/2 o STCW 1995.
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ARPA- and ECDIS certiicate speciied in table A-II/2 o STCW 95. Every master, chie mate and oicer in charge o a navigational watch on a ship itted with ECDIS should have completed a course in the use o ECDIS.
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12 participants
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9 participants
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1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
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1 instructor, 1 co-instructor, 1 lecturer
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Radar simulator (3 Bridges), class room
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Radar Simulator MTC (3 bridges), Full-mission Simulator MTC (4 Bridges) or SAR, class room
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Beamer, sea charts, IAMSAR, bridge documentation
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Beamer, sea charts, IAMSAR, bridge documentation
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Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
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Exercise, demonstration, lectures, assessment
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IMO Model Course 1.27, IMO Model Course 1.08
STCW 95
STCW 95 Regulation I/12, Code Section A-I/12
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IMO Model Course 1.08, Resolutions A.823(19), A.477(XII), A.422(XI)
STCW 95
Regulation I/12, Code Section A-I/12
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5 days / 40 hours
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presenting a threat o collision and taking action to avoid collisions. eCDIS: Operation o ECDIS; ECDIS data and their presentation; limitations and dangers; route planning, route monitoring; nautical alarms; perormance limits o sensors; over reliance; essential legal aspects. aRPa: eicient and eective use o radar as a navigational aid in congested, conined waters, recognize potential threats and make valid navigational and collision-avoidance decisions based on sound radar observation and plotting in compliance with COLREG. They will be aware i a dangerous situation is developing, to decide upon and take appropriate action. Ability to plan, organise and manage a bridge team, making use o all navigational data. Successully completion o this course will also provide ability to respond to, co-ordinate and execute a search and rescue operation. eCDIS: Legal aspects and requirements, status indications, alarms, principal types o electronic charts, documentation, presentation o ECDIS data, back-up, sensors, risk o over-reliance o ECDIS, basic navigational unctions and settings, speciic unctions or route planning, and route monitoring, updating, display and unction o other navigational inormation, errors in displayed datas, errors o interpretation
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5 days / 40 hours
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1s shif (08:00-16:00 h)
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Schedule 2009
December
Schedule 2009
December
Schdl 2010
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