Cargo, Ballast Tanks and Tanker Structures Condition Assessment/ Tank Inspection Digital Delivery
Description of the course
Target group
This training course is intended for personnel who are required to inspect and report defects and damage to cargo spaces, ballast tanks and tanker deck structures.
This training course is intended for personnel who are required to inspect and report defects and damage to cargo spaces, ballast tanks and tanker deck structures.
Objectives of the course
Those who successfully complete this course should be able:
Those who successfully complete this course should be able:
- Carry out a tank inspection in order
- to provide vessel and office/vetting with sufficient information regarding present condition of cargo, ballast tanks and deck structures;
- Follow the procedures to distinguish between normal and defective or damaged parts of vessel structures;
- Identify those elements of the vessel structure that are critical to vessel safety;
- Report defects and damage to cargo spaces, ballast tanks and deck structures;
- Make decisions about repairs or necessary maintenance/surface preparation and preventive treatment.
Duration of the training course
The duration of the Cargo, Ballast Tanks and Tanker Structures Condition Assessment training course is 2 working days (14 hours). The training course is divided into two parts:
The duration of the Cargo, Ballast Tanks and Tanker Structures Condition Assessment training course is 2 working days (14 hours). The training course is divided into two parts:
- Theoretical part takes up to 30%,
- Practical part takes up to 70%.
Price
The price is 278 EUR per person.
The price is 278 EUR per person.
Certificate validity
Unlimited.
Unlimited.
Course contents
The Training course covers the following topics:
1. Tank inspection:
2. Onboard Maintenance:
The Training course covers the following topics:
1. Tank inspection:
- Tank configuration and nomenclature;
- Typical structural defects;
- Tank inspection process and technique;
- Reporting of tank condition and protective coating.
2. Onboard Maintenance:
- Types of corrosion and critical areas;
- Preventing and removal of corrosion;
- Decision making approach in repairs or necessary maintenance/surface preparation and preventive treatment.
Income requirements
To be assigned on Cargo, Ballast Tanks and Tanker Structures Condition Assessment training course, participant should present:
To be assigned on Cargo, Ballast Tanks and Tanker Structures Condition Assessment training course, participant should present:
- Valid identity document (passport/ID card) if in Tr.C.
Training approaches and equipment:
To meet learning objectives theoretical lessons are given using PowerPoint presentations, practical exercises are taken from DNV - Ship Survey Simulator (SuSi).
To meet learning objectives theoretical lessons are given using PowerPoint presentations, practical exercises are taken from DNV - Ship Survey Simulator (SuSi).
Location
Digital delivery and onsite training is available
Digital delivery and onsite training is available
Course limitations:
The maximum number of participants - 6 persons, when the course is on-line.
The maximum number of participants - 6 persons, when the course is on-line.
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