The purpose of this course is to reduce the risk of accidents at sea. We focus on casualty prevention and human error, but also on increasing operational uptime and daily efficiency. In a simulator, we train the officers in handling
Learning Category: Maritimes
Azimuthal Ship Handling Offshore Vessels
To give an understanding of the theory of ship handling and practice it with hands on in the simulator according to the guidelines in the industry, with all focus on Azimuthals as main propulsion The participants should, upon completion of
Anchor Handling and Dynamic Positioning Fundamentals
Theoretical lessons and practical exercises in full mission anchor handling simulator: Training in industry procedures GOMO guidelines Vryhof anchor manual Bruce anchor manual Planning and risk assessment of anchor handling operations Vessel layout Winch operation, functions and layout Winch calculation
Anchor Handling and Dynamic Positioning Fundamentals
Theoretical lessons and practical exercises in full mission anchor handling simulator: Training in industry procedures GOMO guidelines Vryhof anchor manual Bruce anchor manual Planning and risk assessment of anchor handling operations Vessel layout Winch operation, functions and layout Winch calculation
Anchor Handling and Dynamic Positioning Fundamentals
Theoretical lessons and practical exercises in full mission anchor handling simulator: Training in industry procedures GOMO guidelines Vryhof anchor manual Bruce anchor manual Planning and risk assessment of anchor handling operations Vessel layout Winch operation, functions and layout Winch calculation
Online Para16+DML
To train in necessary Danish Maritime Legislation, Ship Administration and Working Environment on Masters level in order to serve as a foreign Master on board a Danish ship. To obtain such skills that he/she is able in co-operation with other
Comprehensive Stability
Maintaining stability is critical to the safe and efficient operations of Mobile Offshore Units (MOU). Thus the comprehensive stability course has been designed to deliver theoretical knowledge of stability criteria for semi-submersibles, drill ships (mono hull) and jack-up rigs, and
Online Maritime English Test for Senior Deck Officers
The Maritime English Test for Senior Deck Officers is designed to assess candidates’ English language competence between the levels of ‘Upper-Intermediate’ and ‘Advanced’ (CEFR (Europe): C1 to C2 and ILR (United States): Level 3 to 4). A candidate at these
Online Maritime English Test for Senior Engine Officers
The Maritime English Test for Senior Engineering Officers is designed to assess candidates’ English language competence between the levels of ‘Upper-Intermediate’ and ‘Advanced’ (CEFR (Europe): C1 to C2 and ILR (United States): Level 3 to 4). A candidate at these levels
Online Maritime English Test for Deck Ratings
The Maritime English Test for Deck Ratings is designed to assess candidates’ English language competence between the levels of ‘Beginner’ and ‘Elementary’ (CEFR (Europe): A1 to A2 and ILR (United States): Level 0 to 1). A candidate at these levels
Online Maritime English Test for Junior Deck Officers
The Maritime English Test for Junior Deck Officers is designed to assess candidates’ English language competence between the levels of ‘Lower Intermediate’ and ‘Intermediate’ (CEFR (Europe): B1 to B2 and ILR (United States): Level 1+ to 2+). A candidate at
Online Maritime English Test for Engine Ratings
The Maritime English Test for Engineering Ratings is designed to assess candidates’ English language competence between the levels of ‘Beginner’ and ‘Elementary’ (CEFR (Europe): A1 to A2 and ILR (United States): Level 0 to 1). A candidate at these levels