705925 - Basic Training for Ships Operating in Polar Waters (In Person)
8083769
Delivery Options
In-Person
Centre for Marine Simulation
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Course Description
The purpose of the course is to provide training to navigation officers to operate ships in polar waters and to meet the Mandatory minimum STCW requirements for the training and qualifications of masters and deck officers on ships operating in polar waters, specifically as these apply to Tables A-V/4-1 "Specification of minimum standard of competence in basic training for ships operating in polar waters."
Learning Outcomes
- Ice Nomenclature, Characteristics, and Detection
- Regulations and Standards
- Vessel Characteristics
- Manoeuvring in Ice
- Passage Planning and Reporting
- Icebreaker Assistance
- Vessel Performance in Polar Waters/Low Air Temperature
- Crew Preparation, Working Conditions, and Safety
- Environment
Credential Awarded
Upon successful completion, the candidate will be awarded a certificate of achievement and a Transport Canada Training CertificatePrerequisites
1) Watchkeeping Mate or2) a Cadet in the final year of their Nautical Science Program having successfully completed their qualifying sea service.
Notes
You will be required to present documented evidence of the prerequisites on the first morning of the course.
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