#ONLINE HOROLOGY COURSES CODE#

Maintenance Supervisor MOU/Self-Elevating.Watch-keeping Engineer, Motor-Driven Fishing Vessel.Fourth-Class Engineer, Steamship or Motor Ship.Third-Class Engineer, Steamship or Motor Ship.Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive a training certificate that is required to obtain one of the following certificates of competency or endorsement: This course is designed to provide knowledge of the safe and efficient operation of the shipвЂ™s machinery to watch-keeping engineers. Pl ease contact us for more information on course availability. Please see our partially online course equivalent MARI 0252.

This course is currently on HOLD as we continue to adjust the delivery of our courses in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. If your vessel operates more than two nautical miles from shore, all crew members as well as the Master/Operator is required to have a MED A3 certificate.ДЄt least one crew member or the Master is required to have either Marine First Aid or a provincially recognized first aid course of at least 16 hours in duration.ДЇor further detailed information, please refer to the Marine Personnel Regulations or contact your local Transport Canada Marine Safety and Security Office. However, the SVOP certificate alone is not sufficient to operate your vessel. NOTE: There are no prerequisites to take the SVOP course. Topics include stability, collision regulations, chartwork and pilotage, shipboard safety, pollution prevention, meteorology, Canadian buoyage system, radar and the use of marine charts to execute a voyage. The SVOP course has been tailored to meet the training needs of the small vessel Master and is accepted in lieu of a MasterвЂ™s certificate. A holder of a Small Vessel Operator Proficiency Training (SVOP) certificate can operate certain small commercial vessels and in some cases a Pleasure Craft Operator Card will be accepted by Transport Canada Marine Safety and Security. In accordance with the Canada Shipping Act, all commercial and fishing vessels regardless of length must have a certified Master on board. Please contact your local Transport Canada Marine Safety and Security office for clarification.

fishing vessels less than 15 gross tonnes, sailing not more than two nautical miles from shore and/or in sheltered waters.

workboats (except tugs) less than eight metres, sailing not more than two nautical miles from shore and/or in sheltered waters.

passenger carrying vessels less than eight metres and with fewer than six passengers sailing in sheltered waters.Please note:В Transport Canada Marine Safety and Security may accept a Pleasure Craft Operator Card (PCOC) for crew members in the following categories: Topics include marine hazards and emergencies, marine firefighting, lifesaving appliances and abandonment, survival and rescue skills. This includes fishing vessels operating not more than 25 miles offshore and passenger vessels (not including ferries) with unberthed accommodations, only on Near Coastal 2 and sheltered waters.ДЄt course completion, participants will possess the basic skills to better function in the marine environment.

The MED SDV-BS course is for crew members of small, non-pleasure vessels weighing less than 150 gross tonnes. Applicants who hold non-Canadian certificates must submit to the college a letter from Transport Canada verifying their Canadian equivalents. Prerequisites: valid medical certificate or a Georgian College Medical Fitness Report, Marine Basic First Aid (Elementary First Aid, STCW A-VI/1-3) or Marine Advanced First Aid (Medical First Aid, STCW A-VI/4-1), minimum 16 years of age. Participants acquire knowledge, understanding and proficiency in shipboard emergency procedures and response, lifesaving appliances, rescue and survival, lifeboats and life rafts, shipboard firefighting, firefighting equipment, pollution prevention and effective shipboard communication.

#ONLINE HOROLOGY COURSES CODE#

This blended online theory with on-site practical course meets the requirements of the Standards of Training, Certification of Watchkeepers (STCW) Convention Regulation VI/1 and STCW Code Tables A-VI/1-1 (personal survival techniques), A-VI/1-2 (fire prevention and firefighting) and A-VI/1-4 (personal safety and social responsibilities).

Online horology courses