Marine Propulsion Plants
Course 610
Satisfy the Marine Propulsion Plant competence requirements! Learn about the various propulsion methods such as steam, diesel, and gas turbine. Various auxiliary systems such as; generators, electrical distribution systems, steering systems, water making systems and sewage processing systems. These topics will be covered at the management level by an unlimited Chief Engineer. Contact the Student Services Office for availability.
Preparing for Marine Propulsion Plants
Course Description
Any applicant who has successfully completed your Marine Propulsion Plants (MARTPT-272) course will satisfy:
- Competences of Table A-II/2 - Operate Remote Controls of Propulsion Plant and Engineering Systems and Services of the STCW, as amended 2010, for Masters and Chief Mates on ships of 500 gross tons (ITC), or more, AND
- The following Tasks from the National Assessment Guidelines NVIC 10-14(Ch-2): 10.1.A, 10.1.B, 10.l.C, 10.1.D, 10.2.A, 10.2.B, 10.2.C, 10.2.D, 10.2.E, 10.2.F, 10.2.G, 10.2.H, 10.2.1, 10.2.J, 10.2.K, 10.3.A, and 10.3.B; AND
- The following Tasks from NVIC 11-14(Ch-1): 10.1.A, 10.1.B, 10.1.C, 10.1.D, 10.2.A, 10.2.B, 10.2.C, 10.2.D, 10.2.E, 10.2.F, 10.2.G, 10.2.H, 10.2.I, 10.2.J, 10.3.A , and 10.3.B; AND
- The following Task from 03-18: 10.1.A, 10.1.B, 10.1.C, 10.1.D, 10.2.B, 10.2.C, 10.2.D, 10.2.E, 10.2.F, 10.2.G, 10.2.H, 10.2.I, 10.2.J, 10.3.A, and 10.3.B.
Note: Task 10.1.B (Steam turbine systems) is not in NVICs 11-14(Ch-l) and 03-18. Task 10.1.B (Remote propulsion) is not in NVIC 10-14(Ch-2). Task 10.2.A (Waste heat boilers) is not in NVIC 03-18.
5 day class in Fort Lauderdale
Required Materials
None.
Testimonials
The instructor, Andrew, was teaching this course for the first time but really nailed it. His experience and careful articulation of the areas was great.
Instructor is probably the most knowledgeable teacher about his subject I have ever had. Learned a lot. Thanks.
Great Class !
