New Familiarization of Maritime Technical Superintendents

This course is designed for newly appointed chief engineers and masters who are transitioning from sea-going roles to office-based positions as Technical and Marine Superintendents. It focuses on teaching them how to manage the operations of several vessels from an office located thousands of miles away, utilizing modern tools and skills to achieve success economically while upholding the highest standards of safety and responsibility. Participants will gain proficiency in various key areas, including budgeting and cost control, repair management, fuel consumption analysis, pollution prevention, marine insurance, commercial shipping considerations, improving operational efficiency, and ensuring adherence to both local and international standards.

Course Content:

• Job scope of Superintendent
• Class certificates requirements.
• Vessel Budgeting.
• Dry dock and Repair management.
• Surface preparation and painting procedure.
• Sea Trial procedures and engine performance analysis versus shop trial.
• Fuel consumption and speed calculations.
• Communication with different parties involved in Vessel management.
• Quality Assurance
• Commercial knowledge.
• Marine insurance