# MCA Small Vessel Engineering Auxiliary Equipment - Part 2 EXAM ONLY

Course number: 458SVExam
Provider: Maritime Professional Training (MPT)
Duration: Not specified; confirm with MPT.
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Source: https://www.mptusa.com/course-details/mca-small-vessel-engineering-auxiliary-equipment-part-2-exam-only-course-458SVExam
Export generated: 2026-10-19T15:17:22Z (not a course revision date)

## Overview
The Scottish Qualifications Authority Exam for Auxiliary Equipment - Part 2 for Small Vessels is part of the two exam modules for Chief Engineer Officer, less than 3000 kW, less than 500 GT, unlimited area, STCW Reg III/3.

## Course description
The Scottish Qualifications Authority Exam for Auxiliary Equipment - Part 2 for Small Vessels is part of the two exam modules for Chief Engineer Officer, less than 3000 kW, less than 500 GT, unlimited area, STCW Reg III/3.

## Prerequisites
If going for a Small Vessel Chief Engineer you must already hold a Small Vessel Second Engineer CoC

If crossing over from the Yacht Route, please contact a student counselor for guidance at 954-525-1014



## Required materials
None.

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