Month: June 2019

The Cruise Ship DP training program runs over 3 days and have an e-learning module that participants should take upfront.
After the course participants should be able to:

✔ Have acquired knowledge of the principles of DP.
✔ Have acquired a basic understanding of how to set up a DP system.
✔ Have understanding of the practical operation of associated equipment, including position reference systems.
✔ Be able to recognize the various alarm, warning and information messages.
✔ Be able to relate the DP installation to the ship system, including (but not limited to) power supply, manoeuvering facility, available position reference systems and nature of work.
✔ Be able to relate DP operations to the existing environmental conditions of wind, sea state, current/tidal stream and vessel movement.
✔ Carry out operational planning, risk assessment and hazard identification tasks
✔ Set up the DP system for a particular task
✔ Operate the communications
✔ Analyse the trends
✔ Discuss systems failures
✔ Decide on courses of action because of systems failures
✔ React to alarms and printer readout
✔ Initiate DP Alert status alarms
✔ React to all events occurring
✔ Operate the desk under normal and pressured conditions:

Simsea is an experienced provider of most maritime training courses and is accredited by NMA. Our DP training and DPO certification and are accredited by Nautical Institute and DNV GL.

Simsea in Haugesund provides H01 High Voltage training for electricians approved by NMA. The course has a total duration of 105 hours of which 5 days at center and 47,5 hours as e-learning. The course has been arranged for several years with positive feedback from the participants. The course is divided in two parts

Part 1 is equivalent to H02 and lasts for 70 hours
(3 days at center and e-learning equivalent to 47,5 hours) and includes:

1. FSE, Ship, low and high voltage
2. High voltage Ship theory
3. Rules and regulations
4. Basic system understanding
5. Modes of operation
6. Construction, outfit and equipment
7. Maintenance of installations and plants
8. Connections, tools and cable clips
9. Danger related to equipment on-board
10. Use of high-voltage indicators and grounding devices
11. Operation planning and preparation of procedures
12. Demonstration of management and operational skills
13. Auxiliary equipment and calibration
14. Maintenance and switching procedures and check lists

Part 2 lasts for 35 hours and includes:

1. Rules and regulations
2. Basic system understanding
3. Modes of operation
4. Construction, outfit and equipment
5. Generator operation, synchronization, adjustment load/power factor.
6. Maintenance of installations and plants
7. Connections, tools and cable clips
8. Danger related to equipment on-board
9. Use of high-voltage indicators and grounding devices
10. Operation planning and preparation of procedures
11. Demonstration of management and operational skills
12. Auxiliary equipment and calibration
13. Maintenance and switching procedures and check lists
14. Maintenance of High voltage equipment, switching procedures and checklists.
15. UPS systems, functioning and operation
16. Emergency shutdown systems, philosophy and functioning (ESD)(cause & effect.)
17. Practice, demonstration and perform termination/end mounting and connection of high voltage cables, performed in workshop.

For more info and booking use this link, or contact Turid Landås at
+47 940 05 770 or mail@simsea.no. Please note that we offer an attractive accommodation package here in Haugesund.