The main objective of this course is to build a culture around energy efficiency by discussing the implementation and monitoring of SEEMP, improving awareness of bridge and engine room practices that can contribute to the overall efficiency of the vessel to achieve fuel savings and encouraging goals and benefits.

Upon completion of the course, the participants should be familiar with the design features, operation conditions, performance and fault diagnosis of the governor installed on the engine.

After completing this training, the participants should be familiar with the fundamental concepts of hydraulics (in relation to system on board ships).

On completing the course, the trainees are expected to enhance knowledge and skills applicable for work, hence they will need minimal supervision during normal operation of the LNG steam system and boiler plant.

The training focuses on the operational procedures and parameters of the main and auxiliary machineries.

The course will enable the trainees to understand the basic theories of heat transfer, main components of refrigeration systems as well as the cooling arrangements in provision rooms and cargo spaces.

The expected outcome of this course is for the participants to be familiar on the operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of oil mist detector on board ships.

After attending this training, the participants should be familiar with concepts of pneumatics in relation to systems on board ships.

Upon completion of the training, participants should be able to calibrate and demonstrate proper handling of precision instruments.