Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course

Course is designed to meet requirements of IMO Res.A1079(28) and recognised by The Nautical Institute.

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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
Online: Yes:

Malaysia contacts

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

Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course meets all requirements listed under the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Resolution A.1079(28), and STCW Convention Regulations I/10 & I/02.

Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course designated to for the training of OIM, Barge Supervisor, Ballast Control Operator (OIM / BS / BCO). 

Objectives:

Course provides comprehensive training for personnel who will be involved in Ballast Control operations and going to obtain license of OIM or Barge Supervisor. Course will provide an understanding of the response of drill ships, column stabilized floating units as well as jack up rigs while afloat, to loading and environmental forces and damage control. After successful completion of the course the trainees should have a better understanding in the theory and practical application of ship stability, particularly the stability of a mobile offshore unit (MOU) and ballast control procedures for trim and list, use of information provided in the rigs operational manual for safe operations of the MOU.

Reference material:

Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course book provided during training.
Video presentation – related to each chapter

Course Content:

  • Knowledge, understanding and proficiency as Required by A.1079(28)
  • Use of loading stability information which may be contained in or derived from stability and trim diagrams and Marine Operations Manual
  • Understanding of fundamental principles and the theories and factors affecting trim and stability and measures necessary to preserve trim and stability
  • Stability criteria for MOUs (static and dynamic), criteria for MOUs, environmental limits and criteria for survival conditions
  • Use of daily loading calculations
  • Knowledge of the effect of mooring system and mooring line failures
  • Knowledge of emergency procedures and the effect of trim and stability of flooding due to damage, firefighting, loss of buoyancy or other reasons and countermeasures to be taken
  • Effectively communicate stability related information
  • Understanding the inclining experiment report and its use
  • Understanding the inclining experiments, deadweight survey, and their use
  • Knowledge of the effect on trim and stability of cargos and cargo operations
  • Knowledge of the effect of trim and stability of MOUs in event of damage to and consequent flooding of a compartment, and countermeasures to be taken
  • Knowledge of the effect of loading supplies and ballasting in order to keep the unit’s stress within acceptable limits
  • Knowledge of the effect of pre-loading and leg stresses on self-elevating units
  • Knowledge of the effect of loss of buoyancy
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Frequently asked questions - Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course

After completing the course, will participants receive a certification?

Yes, upon successfully completing the course, participants will receive a certification from The Nautical Institute, which recognizes their understanding and proficiency in the subject matter.

What is the primary objective of the "Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course" offered by Lerus in Malaysia?

The primary objective of the "Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course" in Malaysia is to provide comprehensive training for personnel involved in Ballast Control operations aiming to obtain a license of OIM or Barge Supervisor. It covers the response of drill ships, column stabilized units, and jack-up rigs to loading and environmental forces, ensuring an understanding of ship stability, particularly MOU stability, and ballast control procedures for safe operations.

What topics are covered in the "Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course"?

The course covers topics including the use of loading stability information, understanding fundamental principles of trim and stability, stability criteria for MOUs, emergency procedures and countermeasures for preserving stability, understanding inclining experiment reports, and the impact of cargos, cargo operations, and damage on the stability of MOUs. It aims to equip participants with the knowledge necessary for safe operation and maintenance of mobile offshore units.

How is the performance of participants assessed in the "Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course" in Malaysia?

Participant performance in the "Mobile Offshore Unit (MOU) Stability Course" in Malaysia is assessed through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical application of ship stability. This includes understanding the principles, theories, and various factors affecting trim and stability, as well as measures necessary to preserve these aspects under different conditions.

Why should individuals enroll in Lerus's course in Malaysia?

Lerus is a global company renowned for its rigorous training standards and extensive reach, with training centers across the globe. Enrolling in Lerus's course in Malaysia offers participants access to expert instructors, advanced training methodologies, and a curriculum that meets international standards. This ensures a high-quality learning experience and equips participants with the skills needed for effective operation and management of mobile offshore units.
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