Objectives

• On Completion of the course, students should satisfactory understand and be able to achieve their duties and responsibilities as Marine Pilots towards all parties involved in any Pilotage operation (The ship's Master, the Harbor Master, the Berth Master, the tug Masters, the ship's crew, the mooring gang, and the boat skippers, from the moment of receiving the task till having the job done

Outcomes

• Understand and be able to explain the value of Bridge Teamwork, sharing the workload, and how to build good teamwork with ship's crew on board, thus enhancing safety and efficiency.• Realize the information to get before the operation, the checks to be done before and after boarding the ship, and what to be passed to the ship's Master to end with a safe operation. 
• Know their responsibilities toward the ship's Master. • Take the safe action as per the safe information shows.• Use ships engine by high skills and knowledge.• Deal with ships rudders and propellers by sensitivity action • Good communicate with tugs and boats.• Continues communication with the Harbor Master and the Berth Master.• Proper use of the ship's equipment as

Course Contents

• When Pilotage to be compulsory.• The exception of a compulsory Pilotage.• Where Pilotage could be an optional.• The role of the Pilot and the responsibilities (the ship's Master / the Pilot).• What to do before boarding a ship going for berthing.• Checks to be done from the Pilot boat.• Requirements for embarkation and disembarkation of Pilot.• Safe use of using Pilot ladder, accommodation ladder (gangway), and the combination.• IMO required boarding arrangements for Pilot.• Checks required by the Pilot after boarding and while still on deck.• Responsibilities while the Pilot still on deck.• Who should accompany the Pilot on the safety checking tour on deck.• Checks required at the bridge.• How the Pilot identify himself and others with him to the ship's Master.• What navigational equipments to be checked.• Communicating all parties engaged in the operation.• Assessment for the situation.• The ship's position.• The ship's speed.• The weather.• The tugs.• If anot

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