This course is primarily for experienced workboat officers that have little or no experience with ASD Z-Drives. This course combines lecture, simulation, and a comprehensive Z-Drive Workbook over a three-day period.

Content

Principles of Z-Drive Tug Design
Z-Drive Mechanical Systems
Principles of Z-Drive Tug Maneuvering
Fundamentals of Light Tug Handling
Communications
Troubleshooting
Fundamental Barge Maneuvers
Light tugs Maneuvers - with or without current
Z-Drive Competency Evaluation

Theory and use of tractor tugs in the escort mode
Theory, use, and operation of joystick steering

Admission Requirements

The course is basic, and there are no requirements for experience with ASD Z-Drives. It requires, however, the minimum deck officer certificate. No additional certification and / or training / education are needed beyond this.

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Frequently asked questions - ASD Ship Handling Course

After completing the course, will participants receive a certification?

Yes, participants who successfully complete the course will be awarded a certification, recognizing their proficiency in the subject matter covered during the course.

What is the ASD Ship Handling Course in Malaysia about?

The ASD Ship Handling Course in Malaysia is designed for experienced workboat officers with little or no experience in ASD Z-Drives. It aims to provide both theoretical and practical training on ASD ship handling, including principles of Z-Drive tug design, maneuvering, light tug handling, and the use of tractor tugs in escort mode. The course combines lectures, simulation, and a comprehensive Z-Drive Workbook over a three-day period.

What are the key topics covered in the ASD Ship Handling Course in Malaysia?

Key topics of the course include principles of Z-Drive tug design, mechanical systems, tug maneuvering, fundamentals of light tug handling, communications, troubleshooting, fundamental barge maneuvers, light tugs maneuvers with or without current, Z-Drive competency evaluation, and the theory and operation of joystick steering.

What are the admission requirements for the ASD Ship Handling Course in Malaysia?

The course is designed for those with a minimum deck officer certificate. There are no requirements for prior experience with ASD Z-Drives, making it accessible to a wide range of participants interested in gaining knowledge and skills in ASD ship handling.

Why is Lerus a preferred provider for maritime training courses?

Lerus is recognized globally for its high-quality training standards and its dedication to providing comprehensive and practical maritime training. As a global company, Lerus operates training centers around the world, ensuring accessibility and consistency in the quality of training provided. The ASD Ship Handling Course in Malaysia is an example of Lerus's commitment to offering specialized training that meets the needs of maritime professionals worldwide.

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