| This course is mandatory for Training & Qualification of Officers and Ratings on Chemical Tankers as per STCW-95 Convention, Regulation V/1.
This course is basic requirement for operational and support level personnel to work on board chemical tankers. |
| ARI is conducting this course at its Saket centre. |
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| Duration of the Course: 5 Days |
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| Courses Intake: 20 per course |
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| Timings: 09:30 AM-04:30 PM |
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| Frequency |
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| Once a month (additional courses may be arranged on individual's or company's special request) |
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| Eligibility/Documents Required |
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This course is open to new entrants/seafarers who intend to serve on-board Chemical Tankers at operational or support level and have completed:
Fire Fighting and Fire prevention course (Basic fire fighting course)
Elementary First Aid course
Proof of identity: Passport |
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| Assessment/Evaluation/Discussion |
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| At the end of this course, evaluation will be carried out by a written test. The candidates achieving 60% and above will be eligible for certificate as required by STCW 95 - Regulation V/1 (Section A-V/1) |
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| Faculty |
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Faculty comprises:
EXPERTS FROM THE FIELD OF MARITIME EDUCATION
LECTURERS WITH MSc. IN CHEMISTRY
MASTER MARINERS / CHIEF ENGINEERS WITH CHEMICAL TANKER EXPERIENCE
SAILING MASTER MARINERS / CHIEF ENGINEERS WHILE ON LEAVE. |
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| Teaching Facilities & Equipments |
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| Well - illuminated classrooms are equipped with the essential teaching aids including white-boards, over-head projectors, TV and VCD Player. |
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| Following Equipment is Available for Demonstration |
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SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus)
PORTABLE OXYGEN ANALYZER
TANKSCOPE
PORTABLE COMBUSTIBLE GAS INDICATOR
DRAGER PUMP AND GAS DETECTOR TUBES
COMPLETE SET OF SAFETY AND PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
UTI (ULLAGE / TEMP. / INTERFACE) DETECTOR TAPE.
ELSA (EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPORT APPARATUS)
STRETCHER |
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| Special Features |
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This course covers detailed teaching syllabus as set out in latest IMO Module and is approved by DG Shipping.
This course includes basic safety awareness and training including familiarization with the following topics:
Development of bulk chemical shipping
Chemical Tanker Terminology
Regulations and Codes of practice
Design and equipment of Chemical Tankers
Properties and hazards of chemical cargoes
Chemical Ship types and arrangements
Cargo equipment and instrumentation
Chemical tanker operations
Safety precautions and measures to avoid pollution
Emergency Operations
On completion of this course, the trainees will be able to serve on Chemical Tankers in the capacity other than Master, Chief Engineer, Chief Officer or Second Engineer, and perform specific duties and shoulder responsibilities related to those duties in connection with cargo and cargo equipment provided that they are not immediately responsible for the loading, discharging, care in transit and handling of cargo.
On successful completion of this course, the candidates will have acquired a better understanding and knowledge of shipboard Chemical Tanker Operations. |
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For course bookings and schedules, please email us at ari@ariworld.com
Companies may also make block bookings.
ARI will be pleased to work with companies for customized courses. |
