Outlines

Course Outlines:

• Familiarization with SUPPLY BOATS
• Use of RADAR in Confined Water
• SUPPLY Boat and Seamanship Technique
• (Push/Pull calculation for wind and current effects)
• Towage Contract and Owners Liabilities
• Salvage Convention
• GMDSS Communication and Procedure
• Marine Oil Spill Response
• Bollard Pull Calculations and Towing Voyage
• Towing and Escort Operations

Course Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the principles of SUPPLY BOATS operations, including maneuvering, towing, and escorting
• Gain proficiency in handling SUPPLY BOATS
• Learn safety protocols during tug operations, including emergency response and evacuation procedures.
• Understand the risks associated with towing and how to mitigate them
• Ensure stability during towing, pushing, and OPERATION
• Familiarize with international regulations (e.g., SOLAS, COLREGs) relevant to OSV handling

Program

Marine Simulator Systems

Objectives

• At the end of the course, the trainees will be able to handle and maneuver the supply boat with high skill and will have a good knowledge of different offshore activities like berthing/Unberthing in the harbor, operations with rigs, barges and platforms. Towing and Anchor Handling will be objects of the course.