Training programs for Chief and First Assistant Engineers include:
- Engineering principles and application of thermodynamics for climate control and efficient machinery operations involving diesel engines, boilers, gas turbines and electrical, electronics and control engineering applications on board ships
- Operation, maintenance, and safety of ship machinery, equipment, and spaces for the conduct and performance of engines and economical use of consumable supplies, stores , water, fuel and lube oil with control of ship-source pollution of the environment
- Discussion of US and international regulations for pollution prevention and various inspection regimes that affects vessel operation
- Shipboard safety including the safe working practices, risk management, emergency preparations and required response under emergencies for shipboard fire, machinery breakdown and other accidents are part of the curriculum.
The courses of study include:
- Q511– General Subjects I
- Q512– General Subjects II
- Q513– Steam Plants
- Q514– Motor Plants
- Q515– Gas Turbine Plants
- Q516– Engineering Safety & Environmental Protection
- Q517– Electrical, Electronic, & Control Engineering
Course Curriculum:
Q511- General Subjects I
General Subjects
- Prints and tables
- Hydraulics
- Bilge systems
- Oily water separators
- Sanitary-Sewage Systems
- Freshwater systems
- Lubrication systems
- Automation systems
- Control systems
- Propellers-Shafting
- Distilling systems
- Administration
- Bearings
- Governors
- Cooling systems
- Steering systems
- Deck machinery
- Ventilation systems
Q512- General Subjects II
Refrigeration-Air Conditioning
- Air conditioning systems
- Refrigeration systems
- Control systems
- Safety
- Casualty control
Management Level
- Management skills
- Crisis management
- Shipyard
- Inspections-surveys
- Vessel layup
- Employee familiarization
- Operational planning
- Assessing competency
- Management practices
- Arbitration
- Internal documents
- International laws-Conv.
- Technical analysis
- Maintenance systems
- Troubleshooting
- Codes & regulations
Q513- Steam Plants
Steam Generators
- Main boilers
- Feedwater systems
- Condensate systems
- Recovery systems
- Fuel
- Main fuel systems
- Boiler water chemistry
- Control systems
- Automation systems
Steam Engines
- Main turbines
- Auxiliary turbines
- Governor systems
- Control systems
- Automation systems
- Lubrication systems
- Drive systems
- Auxiliary diesels
- Safety
- Casualty control
Q514- Motor Plants
Motor Propulsion
- Main engines
- Auxiliary engines
- Starting systems
- Lubrication systems
- Fuel
- Fuel systems
- Fuel injection systems
- Air-charging systems
- Control systems
- Automation systems
- Governors
Steam Generators
- Auxiliary boilers
- Water chemistry
- Safety
- Casualty control
Q515- Gas Turbine Plants
Gas Turbines
- Thermo
- Operating parameters
- Start systems
- Lubrication systems
- Fuel systems
- Drive systems
- Instrumentation-Controls
- Maintenance
- Inspection
- Troubleshooting
- Casualty control
Steam Generators
- Auxiliary boilers
- Feedwater systems
- Condensate systems
- Recovery systems
Q516- Engineering Safety & Environmental Protection
Safety
- Fire theory
- Fire prevention
- Fire fighting
- Flooding
- Dewatering
- Stability and trim
- Damage control
Emergency Equipment-Lifesaving Appliances
- General safety
- Hazardous materials
- Pollution prevention
- U.S. rules & regulations
Q517- Electrical, Electronic, & Control Engineering
Electricity-Electronics-Control Engineering
- Motor controllers
- Propulsion systems
- Distribution systems
- Electronic systems
- Safety
- Casualty control
- Troubleshooting
- High voltage systems
- Computers-Networks
- Bridge navigation equipment
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