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The Training & Education Edition
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Northeast Maritime
Northeast Maritime Institute (NMI) is a private, co- educational maritime education and training, and regula- tory analysis and development institution. It offers a range of U.S. Coast Guard and Commonwealth of
Dominica Maritime Administration approved and STCW compliant courses along with a variety of courses for
Professional Development and Upgrades. The Institute has further developed its facilities and equipment to include a state-of-the-art, full bridge simulator, part-task radar simulators and a full-size gravity davit lifeboat. The full bridge simulator provides an advanced training plat- form for training upper level Masters and Mates meeting
STCW training requirements.
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MITAGS to Provide Ship
Modeling to Pilot Groups
The Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate
Studies (MITAGS) and the Pacific Maritime Institute (PMI), announced that MITAGS/PMI have been con- tracted to provide ship modeling for three major pilot groups. The Pilots' Association for the Bay and River
Delaware has contracted MITAGS/PMI to develop a hydrodynamic model of the "Stena Vision Class" Very
Large Crude Carriers (VLCC), including a simulated visual database for the entrance of the Delaware River to
Sun Oil Dock near the Philadelphia Shipyards. The model and database are an integrated part of a compre- hensive training program that has been created for all new Delaware Pilots for each class of vessel. The course will also cover advanced control systems, such as Azipod and Kamewa. MITAGS/PMI also completed a full-mis- sion ship simulation study for the Bermuda Govern- ment's Department of Marine and Port Services and
Celebrity Cruise Lines, LLC. The study included advanced modeling of the cruise vessel Century and
Hamilton Harbor, Bermuda.
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MPT Expands
MPT has completed a new expansion at their
S.M.A.R.T. Center in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The project included the installation and integration of four new nav- igation training stations, an update to their USCG and
MCA approved Radar/ARPA lab, and an update to the
Three Full Mission Bridge Simulators; including the e 325-degree DNV approved Class A Bridge. The installa- tion included Transas series 3000 ECIDS units, Raytheon
DGPS, Sperry BridgeMaster E ARPA units, vessel con- trols, and Transas visual displays. The completed project now allows MPT to run up to seven bridges in an inte- grated scenario, or all 7 independently.
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Training Brought In-House
In late November 2005 the first training center in the world established by Furuno - the Furuno INS Training
Center (INSTC) in Copenhagen, Denmark - received the certificate of approval from Det Norske Veritas (DNV) for the ECDIS training course. The course complies with the rules laid out by IMO, the IMO Model Course 1.27.
The approval was granted by close co-operation between
DNV Sea Skill and Furuno, and is in line with DNV's focus on the improving the skills of the crew members.
The INSTC was established in March 2005. Its aim is to educate the crew members onboard vessels equipped with the Furuno navigation and communication equip- ment. During 2005, INSTC has successfully completed 22 training courses for the crew members who mainly operate the Furuno Integrated Navigation System Voy- ager. The training allows the crew members to try out the equipment in a full mission navigation simulator in order to exercise the daily use of the equipment as well as to operate the equipment in awkward situations. The
INSTC offers a five-day ECDIS training course. Trainees obtain a certificate that fulfils the requirements in accor- dance with the IMO Model Course 1.27, reviewed by
DNV. The course provides the trainee with the knowl- edge of ECDIS as a system, the ECDIS operation, elec- tronic chart materials and practical nav by using ECDIS.
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TRAINING & EDUCATION
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Able Seaman
Assistance Towing
Auxiliary Sail
Basic & Advanced Firefighting
Basic Shiphandling & Steering Control Systems
Bridge Resource Management
Celestial
Flashing Light
Launch Operator
Lifeboatman/Proficiency in Survival Craft
Magnetic & Gyro Compass
Master 100/200 Gross Tons
OUPV
Private Tutoring
QMED-Oiler
Radar Observer-Original & Recertification
RFPNW Assessments
Ship Construction & Stability
STCW Basic Safety Training
Terrestrial & Coastal Navigation
Tankerman Familiarization
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