Schedule

This course is intended to provide participants with methods for prioritizing and assigning periodic inspections of the most critical electrical, electronic, telecommunication and automation control equipment on board. This is for maintenance of an effective failure management strategy (i.e., maintenance plans for proactive and reactive maintenance, one-off changes) which can be developed to control the risk of losses including productivity, safety, quality, generic time delays and costs.

• Main generators, switchboard and engine control system
• Diesel generator control system
• 3-Phase control motors
• Auxiliary boilers
• Steering gear
• Engine room alarms and indication system
• Batteries
• Fire and general alarms
• CO2 alarm system
• Oily water separator
• Electrical heaters
• Navigation equipment
• Telecommunication equipment
• Lighting fixtures and galley equipment
• Refrigeration plant
• Cargo pumps and associated machinery
• Cargo plant safety, alarm and indication systems

Superintendents, port captains and technical managers who have a responsibility for equipment maintenance. 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.