Engine Room Simulator - Operational Level (D.G. Approved)
course overview
Engine Room Simulator – Operational Level (D.G. Approved)
The onboard Engineer Officer plays a crucial role in ship operations, requiring good knowledge of modern machinery and equipment prior to assuming responsibility as an independent watchkeeper. As technology continues to advance, leading to a increased use of U.M.S. Class vessels, the reliance on instrumentation and controls becomes ever more significant.
The swift and adept response of the watchkeeper to critical situations and abnormalities is paramount to ensuring the safety of the vessel. To address these demands, a three-day mandatory course endorsed by DG Shipping India has been established for junior marine engineers. This comprehensive program, aligned with the engine resource management and STCW training requirements revised in 2010, equips engineers with the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of modern maritime operations effectively.
Course Objective
- Enhance trainees’ proficiency in utilizing instrumentation and controls prevalent in mordern merchant vessel engine rooms
Develop a comprehensive understanding of proper watchkeeping procedures.
Cultivate expertise in identifying operational issues and implementing effective troubleshooting strategies.
Contents of the course
- Familiarization on machinery and plant equipment.
- Engine Room Simulator Particulars of Model Ship.
- Engine Room Pipeline System.
- Principle and Practice of watch keeping.
- Simulator Log Reading.
- Practice writing Engine Room Log Books and Oil Record Book.
Eligibility Criteria
Approved Pre-Sea Training & 06 months Seatime as Trainee Engineer
Course Duration : 3 Days
Please find the list of documents required to get on the first day of classroom course
- 1 passport size photographs
- Copies of Passport, INDOS No.
- Copy of CDC showing minimum 6 months seatime as Jr. Engineer
Engine Room Simulator Course Plan For The Year 2025
| BATCH NO | MONTH | DATE |
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| 1 | JANUARY | 7TH TO 9TH |
| 2 | JANUARY | 21ST TO 23RD |
| 3 | FEBRUARY | 4TH TO 6TH |
| 4 | FEBRUARY | 18TH TO 20TH |
| 5 | MARCH | 4TH TO 6TH |
| 6 | MARCH | 18TH TO 20TH |
| 7 | APRIL | 8TH TO 10TH |
| 8 | APRIL | 22ND TO 24TH |
| 9 | MAY | 6TH TO 8TH |
| 10 | MAY | 20TH TO 22ND |
| 11 | JUNE | 10TH TO 12TH |
| 12 | JUNE | 24TH TO 26TH |
| 13 | JULY | 8TH TO 10TH |
| 14 | JULY | 22ND TO 24TH |
| 15 | AUGUST | 5TH TO 7TH |
| 16 | AUGUST | 19TH TO 21ST |
| 17 | SEPTEMBER | 9TH TO 11TH |
| 18 | SEPTEMBER | 23RD TO 25TH |
| 19 | OCTOBER | 8TH TO 10TH |
| 20 | OCTOBER | 21ST TO 23RD |
| 21 | NOVEMBER | 4TH TO 6TH |
| 22 | NOVEMBER | 18TH TO 20TH |
| 23 | DECEMBER | 9TH TO 11TH |
| 24 | DECEMBER | 16TH TO 18TH |