Seagull Computer Based Training (CBT)

* Introduction:
Module #158 is designed to assist non-English Language speaking seafarers to improve their narrative report- writing skills using common Maritime English words and phrases. In the module, each illustrated report is preceded by a synopsis of the material facts being reported. The finer points of writing are highlighted in the reports. Expanded details of these points can be seen by rolling the mouse over or by clicking the highlighted points. This module does not dictate on what is, and what is not, acceptable English and serves as an aid to effective reporting.

* Relevant legislations and references:
Standard Maritime Communications Phrases (SMCP)

* Course topics:
- Introduction & Statutory Requirements
- The Report Writing Process
- Near-misses, Non-conformances and Hazards
- Incident & Accident Reports
- Assessment
- Appendix

* Target group:
All seafarers from non-English Language speaking background

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* Introduction:
The basic fire-fighting module will provide you with the know-how to minimize the risk of fires, maintain a state of readiness to respond to emergency situations involving fires and how to fight and extinguish fires.

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW95 A-VI/1-2
Seagulls Safety, Health and Environment onboard training course is recommended by the Norwegian Maritime Directorate (NMD)

* Course topics:
- Rules and regulations
- The elements of fire and explosion
- Physical properties, fire hazards and the spread of fire
- Fire classes and extinguishing agents
- Response to emergency situations involving fire
- Location of fire-fighting appliances and detection systems
- Fire-fighting equipment and it's location on board

* Target group:
Support level deck and engine

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* Introduction:
The advanced fire-fighting module will provide you with the know-how of fire-fighting operations onboard ships and the organising and training of fire-fighting teams. The module will also provide you with a good understanding of the inspection and service of fire detection systems, extinguishing systems and equipment, and the investigation and compiling of reports on incidents involving fire.

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW95 A-VI/3

* Course topics:
- Fire fighting procedures at sea and in port
- Controlling fire fighting operations on board ships
- Organizing and training fire fighting teams
- Inspection and servicing of fire fighting systems and equipment
- Reporting

* Target group:
Operation and Management level deck and engine

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* Introduction:
It is of the utmost importance that the fuel and lubricating oil is treated correctly, to keep the best possible quality. Poor oil quality can damage essential components in both main and auxiliary machinery. Seagull has together with Alfa Laval developed a CBT called the ALCAP Training Programme to increase the awareness as to how to treat fuel and lubrication oil.

* Course topics:
- Sedimentation and Basic Separation Principles
- The Interface
- Clarifier, Purifier, Bowls and Paring Discs
- Conventional Separation Systems

* Target group:
All levels from Support to Management

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* Introduction:
It is of the utmost importance that the fuel and lubricating oil is treated correctly, to keep the best possible quality. Poor oil quality can damage essential components in both main and auxiliary machinery. Seagull has together with Alfa Laval developed a CBT called the ALCAP Training Programme to increase the awareness as to how to treat fuel and lubrication oil.

* Course topics:
- What ALCAP means and why the ALCAP system was developed
- The basis of the ALCAP concept
- The idea of the single ALCAP system
- Monitoring the cleaning result
- Bowl differences
- Control and supervision

* Target group:
All levels from Support to Management

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* Introduction:
It is of the utmost importance that the fuel and lubricating oil is treated correctly, to keep the best possible quality. Poor oil quality can damage essential components in both main and auxiliary machinery. Seagull has together with Alfa Laval developed a CBT called the ALCAP Training Programme to increase the awareness as to how to treat fuel and lubrication oil.

* Course topics:
- The components in the ALCAP Fuel Oil System and the Fuel Oil Separator Bowl
- The Fuel Oil Parameters and Factory Settings
- The ALCAP Fuel Oil Separator Pre-Start Checks, Starting Sequence, Separation Sequence, Discharge Sequence and Stopping Procedure

* Target group:
All levels from Support to Management

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* Introduction:
It is of the utmost importance that the fuel and lubricating oil is treated correctly, to keep the best possible quality. Poor oil quality can damage essential components in both main and auxiliary machinery. Seagull has together with Alfa Laval developed a CBT called the ALCAP Training Programme to increase the awareness as to how to treat fuel and lubrication oil.

* Course topics:
- The benefit of using ALCAP for Lubricating Oil Cleaning
- The difference between ALCAP for Lubricating and Fuel Oil
- How to operate the ALCAP Lubricating Oil System

* Target group:
All levels from Support to Management

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* Introduction:
It is of the utmost importance that the fuel and lubricating oil is treated correctly, to keep the best possible quality. Poor oil quality can damage essential components in both main and auxiliary machinery. Seagull has together with Alfa Laval developed a CBT called the ALCAP Training Programme to increase the awareness as to how to treat fuel and lubrication oil.

* Course topics:
- EPC 400 Introduction from module 2
- EPC 400 hardware and functions
- Full access to the parameter list
- Electrical interconnection drawings
- The emergency stop procedure and the alarm functions

* Target group:
All levels from Support to Management

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* Introduction:
This module provides training at a familiarization level for junior officers and other personnel onboard oil tankers who have immediate responsibility for the loading, discharging and care in transit or handling of cargo. This CBT comprises a specialised training programme appropriate to their duties.

* Relevant legislations and references:
- STCW 95 Regulation V/1, paragraph 1.2 and section A-V/1 1-7.

* Course topics:
- Types of tankers
- Petroleum properties
- Cargo properties
- Cargo Containment
- Tanker operation
- Environment and marine pollution
- Safety

* Target group:
- Operational Level
- Support Level.

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* Introduction:
This module provides training at an advanced level for officers and other personnel onboard liquefied gas tankers who have the immediate responsibility for the loading, discharging and care in transit or handling of cargo. This CBT comprises a specialised training programme appropriate to their duties.

* Relevant legislations and references:
- STCW 95 Regulation V/1, paragraph 2.2 and section A-V/1 22 - 34.
- Approved by the Norwegian Maritime Directorate (NMD)

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- Chemistry and Physics
- Hazards
- Rules and Regulations
- Ship Design and Cargo Containment
- Cargo Handling Systems
- Safety
- Cargo Handling Operations
- Ship Shore Interface
- Emergency Operations
- Assessment

* Target group:
- Management - Deck & Engine officers
- Operational - Deck & Engine officers

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* Introduction:
This module provides training at an advanced level for officers and other personnel onboard oil tankers who have immediate responsibility for the loading, discharging and care in transit or handling of cargo. This CBT comprises a specialised training programme appropriate to their duties.

* Relevant legislations and references:
- STCW 95 Regulation V/1, paragraph 2.2 and section A-V/1 8 –14.
- Approved by the Norwegian Maritime Directorate (NMD)

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- Basic properties of Petroleum and its Hazard
- Safety
- Pollution Prevention
- Oil Tanker Design and Equipment
- Oil Tanker Operations
- Cargo and Ballast Pumps
- Emergency Procedures
- Inert Gas System (IGS)
- Crude Oil Washing (COW)
- Assessment

* Target group:
- Management Level
- Operational Level

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* Introduction:
This module provides training at an advanced level for officers and other personnel onboard chemical tankers who have immediate responsibility for the loading, discharging and care in transit or handling of cargo. This CBT comprises a specialised training programme appropriate to their duties.

* Relevant legislations and references:
- STCW 95 Regulation V/1, paragraph 2.2 and section A-V/I 15-21.
- Approved by the Norwegian Maritime Directorate (NMD)

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- Chemistry and Physics
- Hazards
- Rules and Regulations
- Ship Design and Cargo Containment
- Cargo Handling Systems
- Safety ad Pollution Prevention
- Cargo Handling and Ballast Operation
- Tank Cleaning Operation
- Ship-Shore Interface
- Emergency Operations
- Cargo compatibility Chart and Cargo Information
- Assessment

* Target group:
- Management - Deck & Engine officers
- Operational - Deck & Engine officers

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* Introduction:
Module #173 provides a detailed introduction to Computers using concise tracing the history of computers, through to descriptions of components, peripheral devices, use of compression technologies and dangers of malware to computers. There are animations and interactive glossaries in each chapter. This module will be of great benefit to all ship staff who need to get a working knowledge of computers. It is designed for learners with little or no knowledge of computers and gives them the possibility to learn about Computers at their own pace.

* Course topics:
- Introduction to Computers,
- Components of Personal Computer,
- Networks,
- Peripheral devices,
- Compressing files,
- Malicious threats and Protection
- Assessment

* Target group:
All Deck and Engine levels

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* Introduction:
Module #174 provides a detailed introduction to MS Word 2003 using concise illustrated instructions, animations and interactive glossaries in each chapter. In addition there is an introduction to computers, networks, and toolbars and tasks related to MS Office 2003. This module will be of great benefit to all ship staff who need to use basic computer functions in the course of their daily work. It is designed for learners with little or no knowledge of computers and gives them the possibility to learn basic computer skills on board the vessel at their own pace.

* Course topics:
- Microsoft word - getting started
- Typing and formatting in MS Word
- Text functions
- Printing documents
- Lists and tables
- Drawing, graphics, objects and charts
- Additional features in Word documents
- Word Document Tools
- Assessment

* Target group:
All Deck and Engine levels

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* Introduction:
Module #175 provides a detailed introduction to MS Excel 2003 using concise illustrated instructions, animations and interactive glossaries in each chapter. In addition there is an introduction to computers, networks, and toolbars and tasks related to MS Office 2003. This module will be of great benefit to all ship staff who need to use basic computer functions in the course of their daily work. It is designed for learners with little or no knowledge of computers and gives them the possibility to learn basic computer skills on board the vessel at their own pace.

* Course topics:
- Microsoft Excel - getting started
- Typing MS Excel
- Formatting text and numbers
- Formulas and functions
- Printing documents
- Drawing, graphics, objects and charts
- Additional features in MS Excel
- Macros and data table tools
- Assessment

* Target group:
All Deck and Engine levels

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* Introduction:
Module #176 provides a detailed introduction to MS PowerPoint, and Common Utilities using concise illustrated instructions, animations and interactive glossaries in each chapter. In addition there is an introduction to Publishing, Drawing and Design. This module will be of great benefit to all ship staff who need to use basic computer functions in the course of their daily work. It is designed for learners with little or no knowledge of computers and gives them the possibility to learn basic computer skills on board the vessel at their own pace.

* Course topics:
- MS PowerPoint
- Formatting in PowerPoint
- Basic tools in PowerPoint
- Drawing, graphics,objects and charts
- Advanced tools in PowerPoint
- Slide show presentations
- Assessment

* Target group:
All Deck and Engine levels

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* Introduction:
Contaminated fuel can be harmful to machinery, personnel and the environment. Using contaminated fuel can also result in poor output from the ships’ machinery and can result in major breakdowns. Seagull has completely revised its CBT covering the properties of marine fuels to produce a comprehensive module to reflect the contents of the
2005 3rd edition of ISO 8217 as well as changes in Annex I and VI of MARPOL 73/78.

* Relevant legislation and references:
STCW 95 - Marine Engineering - Controlling the operation of the ship and care for persons on board
MARPOL 73/78 (2006 consolidated version plus amendments for 2007) – Annexes I and VI
ISO 8217 3rd Edition 2005 – Petroleum products – Fuels (class F)- Specifications of marine fuels.

* Course topics:
- Introduction including the refinery process
- Chemical composition of marine fuels
- Specification of marine fuel oils - ISO 8217 3rd Edition 2005
- Contaminants in marine fuel oils
- Health hazards
- Environmental hazards

* Target group:
All STCW 95 Engineering levels from Support to Management. General interest for other STCW95 functional areas

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* Introduction:
This CBT module will familiarize you with where H2S can be found onboard a vessel and explore the properties and specific health and safety risks H2S poses. The CBT module will also introduce the methods used to measure H2S levels and identify safe and unsafe levels of exposure. You will learn how to recognize symptoms of harmful exposure, protect yourself while you work and take the correct action in the event of a first aid emergency.

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW 95
ISM Code

* Course topics:
- Location onboard and Properties
- Health risks and Safety hazards
- Methods of measurement and Exposure limits
- Symptoms of exposure
- Protective measures and First aid response

* Target groups:
Management - Deck & Engine Officers
Operational - Deck & Engine
Officers Support - Deck & Engine Ratings

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* Introduction:
This CBT module is intended to introduce MLC 2006 to all Shipboard Personnel and also Shipping Company office staff. As the Convention will impact on everyone within the wider shipping world it is felt essential that they should at least have an overview of the Convention.
It is intended that this will be the first CBT module of what will be a package of modules and management tools, which together, will allow Shipping Companies, Ship Managers, Ship Operators and Senior Officers onboard ship to effectively achieve and manage compliance with the Convention.

* Relevant legislations and references:
ISM
STCW 95
MLC 2006

* Course topics:
Introduction – The Maritime Labour Convention 2006
The role of the International Labour Organisation
The background to the MLC 2006
The structure of the MLC 2006
The content of the MLC 2006
Inspection criteria and certification.

* Target groups:
Ship Managers and Operators and other Shipping Office Staff
Ships’ Senior Officers - STCW Management Level

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* Introduction:
Conflicts are everywhere. Wherever we go, we encounter a number of conflicts, as they are part of our everyday life. Handling our own conflicts can be a tough task, but it can also be difficult to help others settle theirs.
But why is this so difficult?
Conflicts are after all part of our daily life. During anyone's life, he or she will experience a number of conflicts and hopefully also manage to overcome them.
Conflicts can be managed in many ways; however, not all of these ways are constructive. Sometimes, we tend to ignore conflicts in the hope that they will just fade away. Far too often this is our “Conflict Management Strategy”.

* Course topics:
- Conflict Management Introduction
- Why should We Learn about Conflicts?
- What is a Conflict?
- How to Handle Conflicts Constructively?
- My Toolbox
- Assessment

* Target group:
Maritime officers

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* Introduction:
In recent years, culture issues were not regarded as crucial concerns of operations onboard ships, but nowadays, people realize the significance of knowing the impact of intercultural differences on onboard safety, as well as on the working relationship of crewmembers.

Since different cultures exist onboard international vessels, it is important to develop cultural understanding in order to avoid these safety risks and improve ship operations. Also, greater knowledge of cultural issues help us properly manage conflicts at work caused by cultural differences.

This course tries to provide answers to some questions that arise in an intercultural environment. It also provides the participants with some ideas and tools to guide him in the future. The participant may not change the behaviour of other people but hopefully, he can change himself through the aid of this course.

* Course topics:
- Cultural Management Introduction
- Why is it Necessary to Learn about Culture?
- What is Culture?
- How can we describe the Content of Culture?
- My Toolbox
- Assessment

* Target group:
Maritime officers

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* Introduction:
Effective communication with those around you is an essential tool to ensure a safe, effective and friendly environment at home and in the workplace.
We need to learn more about active listening in order to improve daily communication and reduce accidents resulting from misunderstandings. Active listening is more than simply hearing, it involves a number of skills that can be developed and applied not only in relationships onboard but also at home. Active listening enables us to connect effectively with other people, maximize positive responses, and minimize the negative ones.

* Course topics:
- Active Listening Introduction
- Why Do We Need to Discuss Active Listening?
- What is Active Listening?
- How to Listen Actively?
- My Toolbox
- Assessment

* Target group:
Maritime officers

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