Classification and Statutory Surveys for Superintendents (REG001)
Classification and Statutory Surveys for Superintendents
Updated
Course Objectives and Benefits
The classification process and its interrelationship with international and flag regulations is not always well understood. This course, specifically structured for those in a supervisory role within a shipowning, operating or management company, is intended to provide participants with an insight into the details of classification and statutory requirements with particular emphasis on in-service surveys.
Course Highlights
- What is Classification?
- Evolution of Classification Societies, IACS.
- Scope of Classification Surveys
- The Role of the Surveyor
- Class Surveys
- Surveys During Construction
- Damage Surveys
- Transfer of Class
- Surveys during Sale of Vessel
- Equipment Certification
- Cargo Gear Surveys
- Dual / Double Class
- Relation between Classification and Statutory Surveys
- Statutory Surveys
- Delegation of Authority by Flag Administrations
- What is the status of the Surveyor during Statutory Surveys
- Load Line Surveys
- Safety Construction, Safety Equipment , Safety Radio Surveys
- Intervals and scope
- MARPOL 1973-78. Surveys based on the various Chapters
- Other surveys related to Statutory work
Who Should Attend
Marine operating personnel with an interest in or responsibility for the application of classification and statutory rules and regulations. This course meets the requirements of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects and the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology for Continuous Professional Development.
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DPA Elements
2,5
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Classification and Statutory Surveys for Superintendents
(REG001)
Updated
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Elements
2,5 |
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Course Objectives and Benefits
The classification process and its interrelationship with international and flag regulations is not always well understood. This course, specifically structured for those in a supervisory role within a shipowning, operating or management company, is intended to provide participants with an insight into the details of classification and statutory requirements with particular emphasis on in-service surveys.
Course Description
- What is Classification?
- Evolution of Classification Societies, IACS.
- Scope of Classification Surveys
- The Role of the Surveyor
- Class Surveys
- Surveys During Construction
- Damage Surveys
- Transfer of Class
- Surveys during Sale of Vessel
- Equipment Certification
- Cargo Gear Surveys
- Dual / Double Class
- Relation between Classification and Statutory Surveys
- Statutory Surveys
- Delegation of Authority by Flag Administrations
- What is the status of the Surveyor during Statutory Surveys
- Load Line Surveys
- Safety Construction, Safety Equipment , Safety Radio Surveys
- Intervals and scope
- MARPOL 1973-78. Surveys based on the various Chapters
- Other surveys related to Statutory work
Who Should Attend
Marine operating personnel with an interest in or responsibility for the application of classification and statutory rules and regulations. This course meets the requirements of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects and the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology for Continuous Professional Development.
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Course Schedule
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Length: 2 days;
Course may be scheduled on request. Please contact ABS Academy at Tel: 1-281-877-6852 or
Email: USAAcademy@eagle.org for more information. |
TMSA = Tanker Management and Self-Assessment
DPA = Designated Person Ashore
TOTS = Tanker Officer Training Standards
Where these symbols appear the course is considered to contribute to continuous professional development for elements of the appropriate requirement.
Course Schedule |
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Length: 2 days;
Course may be scheduled on request. |
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