Vanuatu Maritime College
Notes for Guidance of Candidates
TINGBAOT SEFTI
LONG SOLWOTA
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Vanuatu Maritime CollegeNotes for Guidance of Candidates |
TINGBAOT SEFTI
LONG SOLWOTA |
Engineer <300kW (Near Coastal Voyages)
Engineer <500kW (Near Coastal Voyages)
Deck Watch Rating Certificate (Near Coastal Voyages)
Deck Watch Rating Certificate (Unlimited)
Master <20GT (Near Coastal Voyages)
Master <200GT (Near Coastal Voyages)
Master <500GT (Near Coastal Voyages)
ENGINEERING
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Limits A certificate of competency as Engineer <75kW (Near Coastal Voyages) entitles the holder to take charge of a propulsion system of less than 75kW on commercial vessels operating within 200 nautical miles of the coast.
The certificate may be endorsed or limited depending on the service, experience or needs of the holder.
Registration for Training Registration forms are available at the offices of: · the Vanuatu Maritime College; or · the Vanuatu Maritime Authority.
Registration must be completed in person on the prescribed form at either of the above offices. The form must be endorsed by an approved person.
Proof of compliance with the prerequisites listed below must accompany the registration form.
Prerequisites To be eligible for a certificate a seafarer must : · be 18 years old; proof of identity is needed. · be in possession of a valid Safety Certificate. · be in possession of a current medical certificate issued by an authorised medical practitioner attesting compliance with prescribed medical fitness and eyesight standards. · provide proof of qualifying sea service. · provide proof of prerequisite training. · provide proof of competence as prescribed for the certificate, issued by an approved training and assessment provider. · provide two colour passport photographs. · pay the prescribed fee.
Qualifying Service A seafarer is required to maintain a Seaman’s Record Book for recording sea service details.
Qualifying service for Engineer <75kW (NCV), since obtaining a Safety Certificate: · 12 months approved sea service
Assessment A seafarer seeking assessment must: · attend an approved training program and be assessed competent; or · have another certificate accepted as equivalent; or · have prior learning accepted.
Continuous assessment of knowledge and skills will be carried out during attendance at approved training programs.
Before the equivalence of another certificate is accepted the knowledge and skills implicit in that certificate will be compared with those in the certificate sought. Assessment may be required.
Claims for recognition of prior learning will be subject to appropriate assessment by an approved training and assessment provider.
Previous Certificates Seafarers holding a previously issued certificate, not in compliance with the requirements of the STCW Convention, as Amended, are advised to contact the Vanuatu Maritime College for further information concerning the status and validity of that certificate.
Seaman’s Record Book These are available from the Vanuatu Maritime Authority and should have all relevant entries made and validated by the Master or Owner before any assessment of sea service is requested.
Engineer <75kW (NCV) Training & Assessment SyllabusMarine Diesel Engines & Operation Operate and manage marine diesel engines not exceeding 75kW in accordance with manufacturers’ instructions and good engineering practice:
· engine failures, overheating & low lube oil pressure.
Outboard Engine Operation Operate marine outboard engines, recognise common defects and carry out user maintenance: · basic construction of outboard engines · routine servicing requirements · pre-start, running & shut-down procedures · warm-up periods · engine failures & overheating
Gearboxes & Shafting Operate and maintain a reverse/reduction gearbox and shafting:
Hydraulic Systems & Steering Gear Operate and maintain hydraulic and steering systems on small vessels:
Pumping Systems Operate and maintain bilge pumping and deck wash systems:
Electrical Systems Operate and manage AC and low voltage DC distribution systems in accordance with safe electrical practices :
Deck Machinery & Maintenance Operate and maintain deck machinery fitted to a small vessel:
Slipping & Survey Manage the engineering duties of Chief Engineer during slipping operations: · work to be carried out before, during and after slipping
Maritime Legislation Understand and apply national legislation relating to the safe operation of small vessels and the prevention of pollution.
Watchkeeping Establish and maintain safe engineering watchkeeping procedures and practices: · watchkeeping engineer duties and responsibilties · fuel and lube oil calculations · engine-room logbook responsibilities and entries
Engineering SafetyMaintain a safe engineering working environment: · safe engineering working practices · fire fighting and safety equipment operation, inspection and maintenance · handling and storage of dangerous goods and chemicals
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Engineer <300kW (Near Coastal Voyages) Limits A certificate of competency as Engineer <300kW (Near Coastal Voyages) entitles the holder to take charge of a propulsion system of less than 300kW on commercial vessels operating within 200 nautical miles of the coast.
The certificate may be endorsed or limited depending on the service, experience or needs of the holder
Registration for Training Registration forms are available at the offices of: · the Vanuatu Maritime College; or · the Vanuatu Maritime Authority.
Registration must be completed in person on the prescribed form at either of the above offices. The form must be endorsed by an approved person.
Proof of compliance with the prerequisites listed below must accompany the registration form.
Prerequisites To be eligible for a certificate a seafarer must : · be 18 years old; proof of identity is needed. · be in possession of a valid Safety Certificate. · be in possession of a current medical certificate issued by an authorised medical practitioner attesting compliance with prescribed medical fitness and eyesight standards. · provide proof of qualifying sea service. · provide proof of prerequisite training. · provide proof of competence as prescribed for the certificate, issued by an approved training and assessment provider. · provide two colour passport photographs. · pay the prescribed fee.
Qualifying Service A seafarer is required to maintain a Seaman’s Record Book for recording sea service details.
Qualifying service for Engineer <300kW (NCV): · 12 months acceptable sea service on completion of 3 years acceptable workshop experience; or · 24 months of approved training, including 6 months sea service on vessels >75kW propulsion power; or · 18 months approved sea service whilst holding a certificate as Engine Watch Rating; or · 12 months approved sea service whilst holding a certificate as Engineer <75kW; or · 30 months acceptable sea service whilst holding a Safety Certificate
Assessment A seafarer seeking assessment must: · attend an approved training program and be assessed competent; or · have another certificate accepted as equivalent; or · have prior learning accepted.
Continuous assessment of knowledge and skills will be carried out during attendance at approved training programs.
Before the equivalence of another certificate is accepted the knowledge and skills implicit in that certificate will be compared with those in the certificate sought. Assessment may be required.
Claims for recognition of prior learning will be subject to appropriate assessment by an approved training and assessment provider.
Previous Certificates Seafarers holding a previously issued certificate, not in compliance with the requirements of the STCW Convention, as Amended, are advised to contact the Vanuatu Maritime College for further information concerning the status and validity of that certificate.
Seaman’s Record Book These are available from the Vanuatu Maritime Authority and should have all relevant entries made and validated by the Master or Owner before any assessment of sea service is requested.
Engineer 300kW (Near Coastal Voyages) Training & Assessment SyllabusMarine Diesel Engines & Operation Manage a marine diesel engine not exceeding 300kW in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations, technical specifications and safety requirements:
Technical Drawing Describe basic drawing terminology and construct and interpret basic engineering drawings.
Outboard Engine Operation Operate marine outboard engines, recognise common defects and carry out user maintenance in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations, technical specifications and safety requirements:
Gearboxes & Shafting Operate and maintain reverse/reduction gearbox and shafting systems in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations and safety requirements:
Hydraulic Systems & Steering Gears Operate and maintain hydraulic and steering systems on vessels in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations and statutory requirements:
Pumping Systems Operate and maintain bilge pumping and deck wash systems in accordance with normal and emergency procedures, environmental concerns and statutory requirements:
Electrical Systems Manage a low voltage DC battery system and an AC generator, distribution and shore power system in accordance with safe & statutory electrical practices:
Deck Machinery & Maintenance Operate and maintain the deck machinery fitted in accordance with safe and established procedures:
Fuel & Lube-Oil ConsumptionDetermine the amount of fuel and lubricating oil required, taking into account fuel consumption & steaming time: · consumption rates & calculations· steaming time calculations & variablesStabilityUnderstand the structural features of, and the basic stability principles for the safe operation of small vessels:
Slipping & Survey Manage engineering duties during slipping operations in accordance with safe & established procedures:
Maritime Legislation Understand and apply national legislation relating to the safe operation of vessels and the prevention of pollution.
Watchkeeping Establish and maintain safe engineering watchkeeping procedures and practices.
Engineering SafetyMaintain a safe engineering working environment:
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Engineer <500kW (Near Coastal Voyages)
Limits A certificate of competency as Engineer <500kW (Near Coastal Voyages) entitles the holder to take charge of a propulsion system of less than 500kW on commercial vessels operating within 200 nautical miles of the coast.
The certificate may be endorsed or limited depending on the service, experience or needs of the holder.
Registration for Training Registration forms are available at the offices of: · the Vanuatu Maritime College; or · the Vanuatu Maritime Authority.
Registration must be completed in person on the prescribed form at either of the above offices. The form must be endorsed by an approved person.
Proof of compliance with the prerequisites listed below must accompany the registration form.
Prerequisites To be eligible for a certificate a seafarer must : · be 18 years old; proof of identity is needed. · be in possession of a valid Safety Certificate. · be in possession of a current medical certificate issued by an authorised medical practitioner attesting compliance with prescribed medical fitness and eyesight standards. · provide proof of qualifying sea service. · provide proof of prerequisite training. · provide proof of competence as prescribed for the certificate, issued by an approved training and assessment provider. · provide two colour passport photographs. · pay the prescribed fee.
Qualifying Service A seafarer is required to maintain a Seaman’s Record Book for recording sea service details.
Qualifying service for Engineer <500kW (NCV): · 12 months acceptable sea service on completion of 3 years acceptable workshop experience; or · 36 months of approved training, including 6 months sea service on vessels >300kW propulsion power documented in an approved training record; or · 18 months approved sea service whilst holding a certificate as Engine Watch Rating; or · 12 months approved sea service as watchkeeper whilst holding an Engineer <300kW certificate.
Assessment A seafarer seeking assessment must: · attend an approved training program and be assessed competent; or · have another certificate accepted as equivalent; or · have prior learning accepted.
Continuous assessment of knowledge and skills will be carried out during attendance at approved training programs.
Before the equivalence of another certificate is accepted the knowledge and skills implicit in that certificate will be compared with those in the certificate sought. Assessment may be required.
Claims for recognition of prior learning will be subject to appropriate assessment by an approved training and assessment provider.
Previous Certificates Seafarers holding a previously issued certificate, not in compliance with the requirements of the STCW Convention, as Amended, are advised to contact the Vanuatu Maritime College for further information concerning the status and validity of that certificate.
Seaman’s Record Book These are available from the Vanuatu Maritime Authority and should have all relevant entries made and validated by the Master or Owner before any assessment of sea service is requested.
Engineer 500kW (NCV) Training & Assessment SyllabusMarine Diesel Engines & Operation Manage a marine diesel engine not exceeding 500kW in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations and safety requirements:
Outboard Engine Operation Operate marine outboard engines in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations, technical specifications and safety requirements:
Gearboxes & Shafting Operate and maintain reverse/reduction gearbox and shafting systems in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations and safety requirements:
Hydraulic Systems & Steering Gears Operate and maintain hydraulic and steering systems in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations and statutory requirements:
Pumping Systems Operate and maintain pumping systems in accordance with established procedures, environmental concerns and statutory requirements:
Electrical Systems Manage a low voltage DC battery system and an AC generator, distribution and shore power connection in accordance with safe and statutory electrical practices:
Deck Machinery & Maintenance Operate and maintain deck machinery in accordance with safe and established procedures:
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