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Maritime Administrations Training Course in Maritime Safety Inspections according to Port State and Flag State Control |
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Junior Pilots’ Training This training course has explicitly been designed to enable young pilotage trainees with very limited maritime education to be trained in harbour pilotage. The training is designed as a very practice-oriented course giving the participants opportunity to gain some practical experience in pilotage, after a theoretical foundation comprising all aspects related to harbour pilotage work, duties and responsibilities. Outline of Contents  First Aid and Basic Maritime Safety Training according to the requirements of the German Maritime Safety AuthorityEDP proficiency course, containing a comprehensive introduction to the use of personal computers and standard software, the use of the internet and advantages of information technology for the profession of a pilotChart work, maritime safety and introduction to international institutions: a detailed explanation of the international regulations that are relevant to their job and understand the role of the important international maritime institutions as well as practising chart work and coastal navigationPractical onboard Seamanship on a sail training vessel: standing sea watches, assistance in the handling of the ship and taking over navigation and steering dutiesRadio Operator's GMDS Course according to International Radio Regulations Introduction to Bridge Equipment and Training on Shiphandling and Manoeuvring Simulators: practice in navigation, shiphandling and manoeuvring on a shiphandling simulatorPractical Pilotage Training in the Port of Hamburg: the participants will receive instruction and training in all aspects of ship handling and manoeuvring, necessary for efficient harbour pilotage. The theoretical concepts of the course will be consolidated in practical training sessions during duty-tours with practising pilots in German ports and in German pilotage districtsMethodology The individual topics are introduced by theoretical lectures and practised in exercises. A major aspect of the training will be practical training modules with the help of simulators and on board of vessels. Target group The programme is designed for junior pilots. Time Frame Up-to 13 weeks (the exact time frame depends on the knowledge and skills the participants have prior to the seminar)  |
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Pilotage The pilotage training scheme, HPTI has designed, is very condensed and pinpointed towards providing the overseas ports with suitably trained pilots. Comparable programmes have been conducted for clients from various countries world-wide in view of the IMO regulation STCW 78/95 – (International Convention relating to Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers). Outline of Contents The pilotage training scheme consists of individual training activities of different duration's that were conducted in an inter-linked manner: First Aid and Basic Maritime Safety Training according to the requirements of the German Maritime Safety Authority EDP proficiency course Chartwork, maritime safety and introduction to internationalinstitutions Practical onboard Seamanship on a sail training vessel Introduction to Bridge Equipment and Training on Shiphandling and Manoeuvring Simulators Radio Operator's GMDS Course according to International Radio Regulations Practical onboard Navigation Training on a seagoing vessel Practical Pilotage Training in the Port of HamburgMethodology Right at the beginning of the first preparatory course the foundation for the further phases of the training is laid. It delivers a common knowledge basis to be widened during the follow-up courses. The training is particularly realised in group work and through regular individual assessment of the participants. Target group Pilotage trainees Junior pilots who want to upgrade their know-how |
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