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Bulk Carrier Safety and Inspections |
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In recent years there has been a lot of deliberations and research done
on bulk-carriers and their structural strength (rather weakness) and
safe cargo operations and carriage. This course covers the IMO requirements
of Safe Loading and Unloading of Bulk Carriers and is also
based on DNV’s course on Bulk Carrier Inspection. It covers all aspects
of Bulk Carrier Practice.
Contents of the course
- Bulk carrier stresses, Solas, chp XII.
- Maintenance and Corrosion Control.
- Hatch cover operation and maintenance.
- DNV’s structural inspection program.
- Contents of “BLU CODE” and its usage.
- Carriage of special bulk cargoes.
- Enhanced Survey Program.
- Structural Repairs.
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Container Ship Hull Inspection |
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The Container Ship is vital for life in the modern society, The
operator’s responsibility for safety, It provides efficient transportation
worldwide. through quality at all levels is crucial, and proper
maintenance on board the vessel is a key factor.
The Integrated Survey Program (ISP) is one such tool used in
this respect, particularly dedicated to Container Ships.
This is an arrangement by which the class work is carried
out in a more streamlined and professional way by utilising
the ship’s own personnel.
The value of the inspections carried out by the ship’s
personnel relies heavily on their knowledge in the field.
They must be trained to observe and locate weakness in
the ships hull structure during and as a part of the normal
operation. The course provides the knowledge required
for carring out a good and effective inspection of ship’s
structural members.
Contents of the course
- Structural arrangement and hull integrity with respect to types of Container
Ship design and for maintenance and operation of them. Focus on the critical
structural areas and common hull-related problems found on container ships.
- Arrangement for stowing and securing of containers on board.
- Corrosion protection systems
- Survey of hull structures of Containers Ships carried out by classification societies.
- Perform owner’s own inspection of the hull with respect to structures and cargo
containment arrangement in the PIMS.
- Be concerned for the safety of the ship.
- Be concerned for personal safety.
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HAZMAT - Transport of dangerous goods by sea |
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Course featuring safe practice for handling and carriage of Dangerous Goods
in packaged form by sea.
Contents of the course
- Classification.
- Packaging.
- Stowage and Segregation.
- Practical Exercises in the use of IMDG Code.
- Health Hazards and Safety precautions.
- Documentation and Legal Responsibilities in the Handling of
Dangerous goods.
- Emergency procedures in case of spillage and its reporting
procedure.
- Case Studies.
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