- Code: 4TI242
- Level Advanced
- Category Marine and Offshore
- Total hrs 40
- Course Language English
- Email cmc_reg@aast.edu
- Phone 00201000440330
Learning Outcomes:Upon completing this course, participants will:• Gain a deep understanding of tandem mooring operations and their complexities.• Develop confidence in using simulators to practice real-world scenarios.• Be able to safely manage tandem mooring under various environmental conditions.• Apply international mooring standards to ensure safe and efficient operations.
1. Introduction to Tandem Mooring:o Overview of tandem mooring operations.o Importance and applications in offshore oil terminals and floating production systems.o International guidelines and regulations (e.g., OCIMF standards).2. Types of Mooring Systems:o Single Point Mooring (SPM) vs. Tandem Mooring.o Equipment and vessel requirements for tandem mooring.o Mooring lines, winches, and hooks – their roles and maintenance.3. Environmental Factors in Mooring Operations:o Impact of wind, waves, currents, and tides.o Influence of vessel size and weight on mooring dynamics.o Risk assessment and management for environmental challenges.4. Mooring Safety Standards:o International safety protocols and best practices (SOLAS, ISM Code, etc.).o Emergency procedures and contingency planning.o Personnel safety and communication during mooring operations.5. Use of Advanced Mooring Simulators:o Introduction to simulation technology and its benefits.o Hands-on practice with state-of