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Vessel Traffic Services (VTS)

This introductory course on Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) provides essential insights into one of the critical aspects of maritime operations. VTS plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of vessel movements within busy waterways and ports. By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of what VTS is, …

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MOB

Man Overboard Procedures

In this course, you will learn about the various procedures and techniques that are implemented on ships for dealing with man overboard situations. You will also learn about the different types of alarms and signals used for man overboard situations, as well as the responsibilities and duties of crew members during a search and rescue …

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Ship Interaction

In this course you will learn about the interaction effects between ships. You will also learn about the hydrodynamic effect it has on ships and it’s impact on maneuvering.  A step by step procedure will be explained on the different stages of interaction and what actions the OOW can take in this situation.

transverse thrust

Transverse Thrust

In this course, you will learn about transverse thrust on ships and its effects on ship handling.  This will provide practical guidance on how to handle a ship in conditions where transverse thrust is present, such as when maneuvering in narrow channels, docking, or navigating in strong currents. By the end of this course, you …

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Ship Squat- Shallow water effect

In this course, you will learn about ship squat, which is the reduction in under keel clearance experienced by a vessel when it moves in shallow water. This phenomenon is a result of the hydrodynamic interaction between the ship’s hull and the water, and it can have significant implications for ship navigation and safety. Throughout …

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EPIRB & SART

This course typically covers the use and operation of these two types of distress beacons EPIRB and SART. Participants will learn about the different types of EPIRBs and SARTs available, how they work, and when to use them in an emergency situation. The course may also cover proper installation and maintenance of the devices, as …

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SSAS & LRIT

In this course, you will learn about Ship Security Alert System (SSAS) and Long Range Identification and Tracking (LRIT) as mandated by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) for enhancing the safety and security of ships and seafarers. You will also gain knowledge about the technical aspects of SSAS and LRIT systems, including their components, configuration, …

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TRS

Tropical Revolving Storms

In this course, you will learn about Tropical Revolving Storms, which are one of the most significant meteorological phenomena in the world. You will explore the basics of the structure, formation, and characteristics of tropical revolving storms, including their impact on global weather patterns and the environment. The course will cover the different stages of …

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GPS

GPS – Global Positioning System

In this course, you will learn about GPS (Global Positioning System) navigation on ships. The course will cover various aspects of GPS, including the history of GPS, its principles, and the basic concepts of satellite navigation. You will also learn about the different types of GPS equipment and their functions, And the different segments of …

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Echosounder

In this course you will learn about the basic principles of a ship echosounder, including how it works and its importance in safe navigation. You will gain knowledge on how to interpret echosounder data to determine water depth and seabed characteristics, and how to use this information to navigate in shallow waters. You will also …

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