Vetting Inspections for LNG Vessels (REG009A)
Vetting Inspections for LNG Vessels
Updated
Course Objectives and Benefits
This course is intended to provide ship owning and ship management companies with an understanding of vetting inspections. The course aims to familiarize marine shore-side personnel and shipboard officers with the system of vetting and its procedures so that they can prepare their vessels to minimize the opportunity for unexpected/unnecessary observations that may adversely impact the vessel’s prospects. Course Highlights
- Introduction to vetting, definitions and background
- Ship Inspection Report Program (SIRE)
- Goals and interests of shipowning/ship management companies
- Interests of Major Oil & Gas companies
- Minimum safety criteria
- Standard procedures followed to apply for a vetting inspection
- Itemized standard process for a vetting inspection
- Points of attention
- Observations of high risk
- Review and response to noted observations
- Outline of Self-Assessment requirements
Who Should Attend
Ship and shore-based staff with an involvement in LNG ship vetting inspections. 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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TMSA Elements
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Vetting Inspections for LNG Vessels
(REG009A)
Updated
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Elements
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Course Objectives and Benefits
This course is intended to provide ship owning and ship management companies with an understanding of vetting inspections. The course aims to familiarize marine shore-side personnel and shipboard officers with the system of vetting and its procedures so that they can prepare their vessels to minimize the opportunity for unexpected/unnecessary observations that may adversely impact the vessel’s prospects.
Course Description
- Introduction to vetting, definitions and background
- Ship Inspection Report Program (SIRE)
- Goals and interests of shipowning/ship management companies
- Interests of Major Oil & Gas companies
- Minimum safety criteria
- Standard procedures followed to apply for a vetting inspection
- Itemized standard process for a vetting inspection
- Points of attention
- Observations of high risk
- Review and response to noted observations
- Outline of Self-Assessment requirements
Who Should Attend
Ship and shore-based staff with an involvement in LNG ship vetting inspections. 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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