Offshore familiarization course
To enhance knowledge for seafarers which would like to join offshore fleet. May be also useful to offshore workers during changing their specialization.
This course is certified
by Bureau Veritas.
by Bureau Veritas.
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Target Audience
Ship’s Masters, Officers and crew.
Course Prerequisites
None
Course Content
Theoretical lessons and practical exercises in Full Mission Class A Offshore Vessel simulator.
- Offshore vessels types and designations
- Basic Offshore operations
- Supply Cargo Operations (type of cargo, its transportation, loading/offloading)
- Basic knowledge of offshore towing operations
- Main aspects and practice in harbor operations
- Induction and practice on ASD vessels, including harbor tug
- Ship handling with different propulsion/Thrusters
- Basic knowledge of Anchor Handling, including exercises on simulator
- Basic safety and health requirements
Objectives
Participants should demonstrate ability to understand and perform basic offshore operations:
- Ship handling
- ASD Maneuvering
- Support/Supply operations
- Basic Anchor Handling operations
Admission Requirements
Participants must have competence as watch-keeping deck or engine officer.
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