Apx. 5,500 towing vessels and 31,000 barges comprise the US domestic fleet. These vessels provide job and career opportunities for more than 50,000.
The Subchapter M regulations which affects thousands of vessels across the US maritime industry went into effect in July 2019. All companies operating towing vessels must have a Certificate of Inspection from the USCG for 100% of their fleet being inspected by July 19th, 2022.
Successful completion of the Crewmember Program for Towing Vessels – Subchapter M (On-Line) course will satisfy the Subchapter M training requirements of 46 CFR 140.505, 515,645 and 915 for Towing Vessels.
Course Curriculum:
Lifesaving and Firefighting On Tugs:
Intro to Lifesaving and Firefighting on Tugs, Lifesaving, Fire Protection
Towing Vessel Operations:
Intro to Towing vessel operations, Operation of Tugboats, Equipment and tools on tugs, Hazards and Handling of Dangerous Chemicals, Vessel Stability
Safety of Navigation on Tugs:
Safety of navigation and towing vessel operations, Safe Working Practices, Safety of Navigation
Sub-M and Towing Safety Management Crewmember Program for Towing Vessels:
Towing Safety Management System, Manning and Licensing Requirements for Tugboats, Tug Construction and Machinery Arrangements
The Benefits of Learn America’s Blended/Online Industry Recognized Credentials:
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Flexible course enrollment
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Interactive online program proctored by industry experts
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Affordable and convenient with volume license discounts for corporate customers
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USCG approved certificate of completion issued upon successful program completion