Offshore Stability & Ballast Control For Semi-submersibles (Stability 2)
Purpose of Stability 2
The Stability Theory (Stability 2) Course builds on foundational stability knowledge, providing in-depth training for personnel involved in advanced stability management and ballast control operations. Aimed at offshore professionals working on Mobile Offshore Units (MOUs) such as self-elevating platforms (Jack-Ups), this three-day course equips participants with the advanced skills needed to manage vessel stability in challenging offshore environments. Participants will gain an understanding of complex stability concepts, including advanced calculations and practical application of stability management techniques.
Essential information
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Who is this for?
This course is ideal for:
- Offshore personnel involved in advanced ballast control and stability management, including Ballast Control Operators.
- Professionals working on self-elevating platforms (Jack-Ups) or other MOUs who need to perform advanced stability calculations.
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Prerequisites
- Completed the Stability Theory (Stability 1) course or have equivalent foundational knowledge in stability principles.
- Experience in offshore stability management or ballast control is recommended.
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Assessment Type
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Certification
Course Content
Advanced Stability Calculations
- Learn to perform complex stability calculations, including the use of advanced hydrostatic data for stability assessment.
- Understand the impact of free surface effects, trim, and heeling moments on stability.
Ballast Control for MOUs:
- Explore the operation of ballast systems for self-elevating platforms and other MOUs, including advanced ballast management techniques.
- Develop skills in ballast configuration and tank monitoring for safe offshore operations.
Free Surface Effects:
- Analyze the impact of free surface effects on vessel stability, understanding how to manage tanks and cargo to minimize risks.
- Learn to calculate free surface corrections and incorporate them into overall stability assessments.
Trim and Heel Calculations:
- Gain expertise in calculating trim and heel for different loading and ballasting conditions.
- Understand how to correct trim and heel to maintain stability during various operational phases.
Damage Stability and Emergency Response:
- Develop skills in assessing stability in emergency situations, including damage to the vessel or changes in loading.
- Learn procedures for emergency ballast operations and stability recovery.
Practical Application
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Step 1
Identify the specific training modules for your desired role and decide if you want on-site training or a mix of digital and on-site (blended).Step 2
Once you've chosen the right course, register and pay online. You'll receive a confirmation email instantly.Step 3
After enrolling, you'll receive a separate email with detailed joining instructions for the training session.Step 4
Attend your scheduled training session and pass the required assessments to successfully achieve certification.Step 5
Upon successfully completing the course and passing the assessments, you'll receive your official certification from Maersk Training or the relevant accreditation body.
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Offshore Stability & Ballast Control For Semi-submersibles (Stability 2)
Kingswells
English
GBP 1,540.00