Ship Handling Simulator
Modern Ship Handling Simulators have made a breakthrough in deck officers’ studies. They not only incorporate wide range of navigational equipment which allows conducting a number of different courses; these cutting-edge simulators accurately recreate behavioral characteristics of the simulated ship to facilitate educational process.
Among obligatory Ship Handling Simulator courses now are Bridge Resource Management and Bridge Team Management. These are the unique training programs aiming to eliminate navigation related accidents by raising quality of bridge teamwork in conjunction with modern technology available on board. Students study resource management principles, cultural awareness, roles and tasks distribution. Much attention is paid to human factor and incident awareness. All knowledge trainees put into practice by choosing the most appropriate equipment in front of them.
Another popular course, Ship Handling and Maneuvering, is designed for qualification upgrade of experienced navigational officers. Program focuses on challenging maneuvering techniques in open and confided waters, collecting data for turning circles, crash stop, and man overboard recovery. Practical part includes exercises with the use of main engines, thrusters and tugs as well as docking and undocking maneuvers, anchoring, and picking up pilots. There are also specific varieties of this training such as Large Ship Handling and Maneuvering or Azimuth Tug Ship Handling.
Simulators of this kind are multifunctional, so trainings like Radar Observation and Plotting, ARPA, Automatic Identification System (AIS), GMDSS, ECDIS Course are often held there. Also, Ship Handling Simulator is used for advanced navigational courses such as Ice Navigation, Collision Avoidance or Ship to Ship Transfer.
All Ship Handling Simulator
- 2 day Kongsberg Type Specific Training
- Advanced Ship Handling
- Advanced Ship Maneuvering for Offshore Vessels
- ARPA (Automatic Radar Plotting Aids)
- Automatic Identification System
- Boat Handling Simulator
- Bridge Resource Management (BRM)
- Bridge Resource Management (Refresher Course)
- Bridge Resource Management and Bridge Team Management (BRM/BTM)
- Bridge Team Management (BTM)
- Chart Correction
- Crew Resource Management (CRM) - MV Asterix
- Deck Management Level Course Function 1
- Deck Management Level Course Function 2
- Deck Management Level Course Function 3
- Dynamic Positioning - Offshore Loading
- Dynamic Positioning Basic / Induction
- Flashover Recognition
- Formal Assessment of Ship Handling
- GMDSS General Operator's Certificate (GOC)
- GMDSS Restricted Operator's Certificate (ROC)
- Hands-on Training
- Helmsman Training & Assessment
- Ice Navigation (Advanced Training)
- Ice Navigation (Basic Training)
- Ice Observers Radar and ARPA
- Integrated Bridge System
- Introduction to Offshore Supply Vessel Operations
- Junior Officer Induction Programme
- K-BRIDGE ECDIS Familiarization Course (Type-specific)
- Large Vessel Ship Handling
- Maneuvering with POD Propulsion
- Maneuvering with POD Propulsion for Pilots
- Maneuvering with Tugs
- Marine Navigational Workshop
- Maritime Pilot Ship Handling Simulator Advanced
- Maritime Pilot Ship Handling Simulator Basic
- Maritime Resource (MRM) and Bridge Team Management (BTM)
- Navigational Workshop for Junior Deck Officers
- Offshore Oil Operations
- Offshore Supply Vessel Maneuvering
- Offshore Vessel Ship Handling
- Oil & Chemical Tanker Processes and Emergencies
- Passage Planning
- Pilot Training - Basic
- Podded Propulsion Training
- Propulsion Plant Simulator, Level 2 Ship Management Practices
- Propulsion Plant Training Level 1
- Quartermaster Management
- Radar ARPA & Navigation Simulator Course (RANSCO)
- Search & Rescue Simulator
- Search & Rescue Simulator Advanced
- Search and Rescue On-Scene Coordinator Training for Ship Masters and Volunteers
- Seismic Replenishment at Sea (RAS) Operations
- SEN Limited (SEN-L)
- Senior Officers Leadership Assessment Programme )
- Ship Handling and Emergency Procedures
- Ship Handling and Maneuvering
- Ship Handling and Maneuvering – Management Level
- Ship Handling and Maneuvering (Refresher Course)
- Ship Handling for Cruise Vessels
- Ship Handling for Pilots
- Ship Handling of ASD Tugs
- Ship Handling with Bridge Team Management (BTM)
- Ship Simulator and Bridge Teamwork (Refresher Course)
- Ship Simulator and Bridge Teamwork with BRM
- Ship to Ship (STS) Transfer Commercial Training Course
- Ship to Ship Lightering Operation
- Ship to Ship Transfer Training
- Ship-To-Ship Lightering
- Ship-To-Ship Transfer Operation Simulator
- Shipboard Command and Control
- Shiphandling & Maneuvering (Management Level)
- Shiphandling & Maneuvering (Operational Level)
- Shiphandling with High Lift Rudder
- Ships Handling and Maneuvering in Terms of Ice Navigation
- Simulator Instructor Training Course
- Single Buoy Mooring (SBM) Ship Handling
- Single Point Mooring (SPM) With Ship Maneuvering & Handling
- Single Point Mooring Training
- Steering Course
- STS Operations (Ship to Ship transfer)
- Tug Boat Assistance Simulator Training
- Tug Boat Simulator
- Understanding Port State Control Inspections
- Updating OIC F1 - Part A
- Updating OIC F1 - Part B
- Updating OIC F2 - Part B
- Updating OIC F3 - Part A
- Updating OIC F3 - Part B
- VLCC Operations Simulator Course
- Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)
Formal Assessment of Ship Handling
GMDSS General Operator’s Certificate (GOC)
The GMDSS General Operator’s Certificate (GOC) training is designed in compliance with STCW A-IV/2 requirements and provides the highest radio operator qualification. Certificate is acknowledged on all types of sea-going vessels and offshore installations furnished with GMDSS equipment in any of the GMDSS Sea areas (A1 – A4). Objectives: The goal of the course is […]
GMDSS Restricted Operator’s Certificate (ROC)
The GMDSS Restricted Operator’s Certificate (ROC) training was developed for mariners operating within GMDSS A1 Sea area and rests upon STCW A-IV/2 code standards. Objective: GMDSS Restricted Operator’s Certificate (ROC) course provides basic level of maritime radio qualification. Students learn to operate VHF radio equipment, transmit and receive distress signals, carry out radio operations within […]
Hands-on Training
Helmsman Training & Assessment
Ice Navigation (Advanced Training)
The Ice Navigation (Advanced Training) course is developed in compliance with the Polar Code and STCW requirements to educate Masters and Chief Officers of vessels operating in polar waters about intricate details of navigational safety and in order to stress the importance of pollution prevention in these regions. Objective: Upon completion of the Ice Navigation […]
Ice Navigation (Basic Training)
The IMO Polar Code has become STCW mandatory on the 1st of July 2018. Consequently, at present nautical officers are obliged to take up the Ice Navigation (Basic Training) following by Ice Navigation (Advanced Training) courses in order to obtain the internationally required skills and knowledge. The courses comply with regulations listed in STCW 2010 convention […]