High Voltage and Ship Electrical System
As the majority of modern vessels bear high voltage installations, there is a constant demand for specialists who would look after this equipment onboard. The High Voltage Course is provided for in STCW 2010 Amendments as the assured way to gain the required expertise.
High Voltage training is usually attended by technical personnel such as Marine Engineers, ETOs, Electricians and others. There are two consequent levels of HV courses at present. The High Voltage Course (Operational Level) focuses on general knowledge about HV installations i.e. where they can be found on board, insulated and earthed neutral distribution systems, functions of protection devices and procedures of their operation. It also overviews hazards connected with high voltage installations and safety measures applicable to them.
After that, follows the High Voltage Course (Management Level) which takes a closer look at high voltage equipment. Students learn to understand HV system layout and perform some maintenance of distribution capability so as to identify fault in the system and reconfigure it to maintain electrical supply of the vessel. Also, program includes some theoretical background with information about related legislation, completion of safety forms and necessary documentation.
All High Voltage and Ship Electrical System
- 6.6 KV High Voltage Generating Plant
- Audit/Assessor Training for Marine Electricians & Engineers (Stage 3) – IMCA3
- Automation and Control
- Basic Electricity
- Bridging Course for Existing Electrical Officers to ETO
- Electrical Equipment & Schematics
- Electrical Power & Control Systems
- Electrical Safety Awareness
- Electrical Training for Marine Engineers
- Electro-Technical Officer
- Electrotechnical Officer
- Energy Conservation
- Energy Conservation (EC)
- High Voltage Course
- High Voltage Course (Management Level)
- High Voltage Course (Operational Level)
- High Voltage Course (Short Course)
- Introduction to Marine Electrical Safety (Stage 1) – IMCA1
- Introduction to the Safe Operation of Marine & Offshore High Voltage Power Systems (Limited High Voltage Authorization) – MAR1
- Introduction to the Safe Operation of Marine ROV Power Systems – MAR2
- Low Voltage Course
- Management of Electrical and Electronic Control Equipment (MEMACE-829)
- Marine Basic Electricity Training Course
- Marine Electro Technology basic
- Marine Power Generation & Distribution including DP (Stage 2) – IMCA2
- Principles of the Safe Operation of Marine/Offshore High Voltage Power Systems – MAR5
- Refresher in the Safe Operation of Marine/Offshore High Voltage Power Systems (Full High Voltage Authorization) – MAR7
- Safe Handling of Electrical Equipment in Potentially Explosive Atmospheres
- The Control & Management of Offshore/Marine High Voltage Systems During Power Failure & Emergency Conditions – MAR6
- The Safe Operation of Marine/Offshore High Voltage Power Systems (Full High Voltage Authorization) – MAR4/OS4
Electro-Technical Officer
Electrotechnical Officer
Energy Conservation
Energy Conservation (EC)
High Voltage Course
The basic marine High Voltage Course is designed to provide an all-round understanding of ship’s high voltage system together with practical switching and other operational skills. Training incorporates elements of both High Voltage (Operational Level) and High Voltage (Management Level) courses. Objectives: On completion of the marine High Voltage Course, delegates are expected to demonstrate […]
High Voltage Course (Management Level)
The High Voltage Course (Management Level) is developed to provide ship engine and electrical personnel with in-depth theoretical and practical knowledge of ship high voltage installations operation, maintenance and troubleshooting. Training is based on the Tables A-III/2 and A-III/6 for electrical, electronic and control systems at the management level of the STCW 2010 convention. Objectives: […]
High Voltage Course (Operational Level)
The STCW High Voltage Course (Operational Level) complies with the Table A-III/1 for electrical, electronic and control systems at the operational level and is targeted at marine engineers and electrical personnel wishing to obtain basic knowledge of ship High Voltage installations arrangement as well as safety procedures appropriate to the work with them. Objectives: The […]