Upon completion of the Vacuum Toilet System Operation, Maintenance and Troubleshooting training, you should be able to operate, know the main principles of the maintenance procedures, and troubleshoot the Vacuum Toilet System and its related equipment. You will be learn using similar installation and equipment scenarios you can find on board for example cruise ships.

After completing this training, the participants should be able to take proper and precise measurements on the liner clearances, set up honing equipment, hone the liner safely and do proper reporting.

Upon completion of the course, the trainees should be able to operate, maintain, and troubleshoot the Vacuum Toilet System and its related equipment. Participants of the VTS Course will be trained using similar installation and equipment you can find on board (cruise) ships.

Participants will learn WinGD’s electronically controlled engine features and deepen their knowledge on engine components and functionality of all engine systems.

After completing this training, the participants will be familiar with various auxiliaries found in the ship and power plant’s engine room.

This course aims to help the ship management and the crew prepare and plan a safer mooring. It present tools and knowledge focusing on how to prevent accidents when mooring.

After completing the training, the trainees should be able to evaluate, plan, operate and maintain the 4-stroke dual fuel engine safely, which will contribute to the overall efficiency of the machinery.

The Electro-Technical Ratings (ETR) program covers the mandatory competences and the required knowledge, understanding and proficiencies prescribed in Section A-III/7, Table A-III/7 of the STCW Code.

Do you have demands of ship handling from vetting inspections? Allow your officers to enhance their skills on ship handling in a simulator with close to real life environment.