Dynamic Positioning Induction Course (NI DP Basic)

DP Induction Course is the first step into The Nautical Institute DPO Training and Certification Scheme.

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Cost: USD 1500
Time: 09:00 - 17:00
Course Country: Malaysia
Certification

The Nautical Institute

This course is certified by
The Nautical Institute.
Duration: 5 days
Participants: Max 8 prs
Validity: 5 years
Language: English

Malaysia contacts

Address: 27-11, Mid Valley Boulevard
Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia, 59200

Purpose

At the end of the course the student should have acquired knowledge of the principles of Dynamic Positioning, be able to set up a dynamic positioning system and have an understanding of the practical operation of the associated equipment, including the position reference systems The student should be able to recognize and respond to the various alarms, warning and information messages. The student should also be able to relate the DP installation to the ship system, e.g. power supply, maneuvering facility, available position reference systems and nature of work. The student should also be able to relate DP operations to the existing environmental conditions of wind, sea state, current and vessel movement.

The course is part of NI DPO Training Scheme. More details about NI DPO Training Scheme you may find HERE.

Course Content

The training is based on the programme as outlined by the recommendations contained in The International Maritime Organization (IMO) and The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) guidelines.
Training is a mix of theoretical sessions and practical exercises on Kongsberg DP stand alone simulators.

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Objectives
  • Describe principles of DP
  • Describe the various elements of a DP system, including Position Reference system, sensors, power and state the requirements for redundancy including methods
  • Demonstrate sufficient knowledge of practical operation of a DP system in various modes and use all relevant features available in exercises performed
  • Describe principle, limitations and use of position reference systems
  • Describe principle, limitations and use of sensors and ancillary equipment
  • Describe typical power and distribution arrangements in diesel electric and non-diesel electric vessels. Describe UPS systems and typical PMS system. Recognize power requirements in DP vessels
  • Describe various propulsion and thrusters system and compare them to each other
  • Describe procedures to be followed in a DP operation, including planning using vessel and field info, contingency planning, checklists, worksite approach, communication, hand over
  • Describe datum used and understand UTM coordinates
  • Describe documentation and log book requirements
  • Describe arrangements made for DP operations in specialist vessels
  • Describe hazards associated with deep and shallow water operations
Assessment

Assessment by multiple-choice tests. Pass mark 70%.

Admission Requirements

Minimum requirements for entering the DPO scheme are:
Participants must hold either a STCW Regulation II/1 - II/2 - II/3 Deck or a Regulation III/1 – III /2 – III/3 Engine certificate. Valid certificate must be presented on the first day of the course as proof.
Prospective DPO's, who are in the process of training for an STCW certificate can start the DP scheme and complete Induction/basic course and 30 days Familiarization only. The Simulator/Advanced course and watch-keeping training can only be completed after they hold an appropriate STCW certificate of competency. A letter from an employing company or approved college must be presented on the first day of the course as proof.
Participants NOT fulfilling the above are allowed to participate on the course, but only as a 'DP awareness' student. The certificate will state 'DP awareness' only. The course will not be considered as a part of the DP operator training scheme and the participant will not be allowed for future training as a DPO.

Reviews - DP Induction course

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Good facility
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Review by Jidd (Posted on 7/14/2023)
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Good Facility, Good location and strategic. Good Lecture and Easy to understand. Review by Shahrul (Posted on 7/14/2023)
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Comfortable transportation to join here.
Good director, English easy to listening.
Full simulators and sufficient for participants.
Review by Ice (Posted on 7/14/2023)
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Easy understanding on the subject taught by very knowledgeable lecturer....highly recommended Review by Bala (Posted on 6/27/2023)
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The instructor was very competent and knowledgeable.
The exercises was very interesting and useful and instructor was very helpful.
The instructor was explained all concepts well and clearly.
It was a very good course.
Review by Roslan A.Rahim (Posted on 6/26/2023)
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Sufficient location for training sessions.
Professional instructors conducted and conveyed information during the training.



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Review by Yus@cataleya (Posted on 6/26/2023)
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All equipment was excellent good facilities provided and easy to located the training centre. Review by Zahar (Posted on 3/29/2023)

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Want to know more about Dynamic Positioning Induction Course (NI DP Basic)

Get in touch with our bookings team on +6014 325 6625 or email the team at lerus.asia@lerus-online.com

The Dynamic Positioning Induction Course offered in Malaysia by Lerus Training Centre marks the initial step for maritime professionals into the Nautical Institute's (NI) Dynamic Positioning Operator (DPO) Training and Certification Scheme. This NI-approved course is meticulously designed to equip DP operator trainees and users of DP systems with a foundational understanding of dynamic positioning principles, the setup and operational management of DP systems, and the practical operation of associated equipment. Utilizing Kongsberg Maritime simulators, the course provides a comprehensive mix of theoretical knowledge and practical exercises, ensuring participants can effectively respond to alarms, warnings, and information messages provided on the DP system. The training emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between DP installation and ship systems, including power supply and maneuvering facilities, which are crucial for the safe and efficient operation of DP-equipped vessels.

Participants of the course will delve into the complexities of DP operations, learning to relate DP installation to the ship's system and understand the environmental conditions affecting DP operations, such as wind, sea state, and current. The course covers various aspects of DP operations, including the hazards associated with DP operations conducted in deep and shallow water areas, and the significance of DP system displays and DP printer in monitoring and managing DP operations. By the completion of the course, students are expected to have a solid knowledge of dynamic positioning, enabling them to start their DP scheme and complete the necessary sea time towards becoming certified DPOs. The course not only prepares participants for further training within the NI's certification scheme but also instills a deep understanding of the practical operation of DP systems and the critical role of DP operations in ensuring maritime safety and operational efficiency.

Frequently asked questions - DP Induction course

Why should I choose Lerus for the Dynamic Positioning Induction Course in Malaysia?

Lerus is a globally recognized maritime training provider with a reputation for excellence. By choosing Lerus in Malaysia, you're opting for world-class training combined with local expertise. Lerus ensures that its courses, including the Dynamic Positioning Induction Course, are up-to-date with the latest industry standards, technologies, and best practices. Experienced instructors, modern facilities, and hands-on training approach make it a top choice for maritime professionals.

Does Lerus offer opportunities for further training in Malaysia?

Absolutely! Lerus is committed to the continuous professional development of its trainees. After completing the Dynamic Positioning Induction Course, participants can explore advanced DP courses, simulator sessions, and other specialized maritime training programs offered by Lerus in Malaysia. Additionally, Lerus provides ongoing support, guidance, and resources to ensure that maritime professionals are well-equipped to excel in careers.

What sets Lerus's Dynamic Positioning Induction Course apart from other providers in Malaysia?

Lerus stands out due to its blend of global expertise and local insights. With state-of-the-art training facilities, Lerus offers a mix of theoretical knowledge and practical hands-on experience, ensuring participants are well-prepared for real-world challenges. Our instructors are seasoned maritime professionals with extensive DP experience, bringing real-life scenarios into the classroom. Furthermore, Lerus's commitment to small class sizes ensures personalized attention, fostering an environment of in-depth learning and interaction. Our consistent track record of positive feedback and successful course graduates speaks volumes about their dedication to excellence.
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