Code No: 877
Guided Learning Hours: 10 hours

Introduction
This course intends to provide the competency knowledge required by
Officers serving on LNG tankers, in accordance with the Competence
Standards developed by SIGTTO. Its aims are to ensure that the user
can achieve the competence required in a range of tasks on board,
according to their rank. The program will also provide a record of
the training that has been completed.
Who the course is designed for
Deck and Engineering Officers
Course Pre-requisites
No specific previous training is required before taking this
course. However, before serving on a LNG tanker, candidates should
have completed a recognised first stage tanker familiarisation
course, such as the Videotel Tanker Familiarisation distance
learning course. The more specialised Gas Tanker Safety course is
also a requirement for those with cargo duties. This is also
available as distance learning course from Videotel.
Course Objectives
The program is designed to provide the underpinning knowledge
required to achieve the appropriate level of competence according
to the rank of the user. Where candidates wish to gain promotion,
the course may also be used to study the knowledge required by
higher ranks.
Course Outcomes
The course aims to provide the user with sufficient knowledge and
understanding of the duties they are likely to undertake while on
board so that they can safely and efficiently fulfil the tasks they
are allocated.
Structure
The course is designed for individual self-study and is best used
while at sea, although it can be used ashore. The course is modular
and each Module is sub-divided into Sections and Units. According
to the rank selected the user will be shown the Units that they
need to study. After each Unit there is a test which indicates
completion of that Unit. As Units are completed, they will be
marked off in the Record Book so that the user can keep track of
their progress. Practical tasks relating to each Module can also be
incorporated so that there is evidence of competence in applying
the knowledge acquired.
Contents
Module 1: Fundamental Knowledge and
Understanding
Module 2: Equipment
Module 3: Support Systems
Module 4: Standard Operations
Module 5: Non-standard and Emergency
Operations
Module 6: Commercial Considerations
The Modules and Units can be studied in any order but we would
recommend that the user moves through them in sequence. There is
also a Glossary which can be accessed at any time.
Mode of delivery
This course is delivered as Computer Based Training and the
material is delivered on CD-ROM. Students follow simple on-screen
instructions to get started. The program contains text with
(optional) English language voiceover, still photographs, video
clips and animations.
Course Duration
The length of time required for the course will depend on the
user's rank. This could range from about 10 hours for the
electrical officer up to about 60 hours for the Master.
Certification
Once you have completed all the Units appropriate to your rank you
can submit your Record Book to Videotel who will issue you with a
Course Completion Certificate. The Record Book should contain
sufficient evidence of practical work which has been supervised by
senior officers or company management and this should be
authenticated by them in writing.
- Approved by:
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American Bureau of Shipping,
Bureau Veritas,