24 Hr. Tankbarge Dangerous Liquids Course (24 HR. Simulation)
Upon successful completion of the course, each trainee will receive a certificate of completion which states the following: “Tank Barge Dangerous Liquids Simulation (24 hours)” This certificate will equate to credit for 2 Loads, 2 Discharges, 2 Commencement and 2 Completion of Loading and Discharging.
Provided that they hold an appropriate certificate from an approved cargo course in training Tankerman P.I.C. DL Tankbarge(13.309), those successfully completing this course should be enabled to receive load and discharge credit towards their Tankerman P.I.C. DL Tankbarge endorsement. Each transfer (load or discharge) will be no less than four hours long per the minimum regulation 13.127 b(2). We also intend to transfer from several cargo tanks which exceed the regulation 13.127 b (1). In order to receive credit for two loads and two discharges, two starts and two finishes on the simulator, sixteen course hours under simulator exercises will be provided. Each exercise will be 4 hours in duration. The student will perform 4 total exercises, 4 hours each, for a total of 16 hours of simulation. The additional 8 hours of the course will consist of introduction, simulation objectives, simulation and assessment overview, and simulator familiarization training.
Cargo handling and auxiliary operations simulators are the only means of training qualified personnel of liquid cargo tankers and gas carriers to perform their functions safely and efficiently. The Liquid Cargo Handling Simulator can be used for studying the tanker’s layout, gear, and systems. Training in systems and machinery control, the correct performance of cargo handling operations in standard operating conditions and emergency situations is also available.
To register for this course, go to our Enrollment Form
Related Course: Tank Barge Dangerous Liquids
2010 SCHEDULE
Call for more information
Price: $600.00 Met Co-Op Price: $325.00
TO REGISTER FOR THIS COURSE, GO TO OUR ENROLLMENT FORM
No comments yet.