Seagull Computer Based Training (CBT)

* Introduction: The purpose of this training programme is to provide necessary knowledge for the execution of proper in-service assessment. Focus is based on the two types of competence-based assessment, namely assessment to verify present competence in the ship’s complement and assessment to verify that training has attained the desired effect. For the company, assessment of competence can be seen as a verification process, which ensures that required competence actually exists.

* Course topics:
To demonstrate comprehension and understanding of the purpose and execution as assessor on a ship
- Introduction
- ISM code
- The STCW code
- The assessor function
- Masters responsibility
- Assessment

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* Introduction: The purpose of this training programme is to teach the principles of the Doppler log as well as the safe and efficient operation of the log during various operational conditions. Important operational aspects are explained and practical operational tips are given.

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- The Doppler log system
- The Doppler log principle
- Operation of Doppler log
- Possible errors in the Doppler log system
- Doppler log and INS
- Doppler log and ARPA
- Assessment

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* Introduction: The COLREG CBT covers regulations according to the “Rules of the road” which applies to all seagoing vessels. The modules present COLREG and give a visual presentation of the various rules. The program is aimed to suit active navigators on engine driven vessels of more than 50 metres length. The goal is to improve and test the comprehension of the “Rule of the roads.”

* Course topics:
- General
- Lights shapes and sound signals
- Conduct of vessels in any visibility
- Conduct of vessels
- Case Study - Number 1
- Case Study - Number 2
- Case Study - Number 3
- Case Study - Number 4

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* Introduction: The purpose of this training course is to provide ship personnel with an understanding of how to use GPS Satellite navigation system in a safe and efficient way. System functions and features are described in a clear and concise way as seen from a navigational point of view. System limitations and possible error sources and how to handle them in order to obtain maximum system performance is focused upon throughout the module. As GPS has become the prime positioning system at sea, expertise in using the GPS system is a must for all navigators, regardless of ship size.

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- Principles of position geometry
- Basic principles of satellite ranging
- The PSEUDO random code
- Possible timing problems
- The GPS almanac
- Satellite monitoring and updating
- The principle of DGPS
- Autonomous Integrity Monitoring
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
The purpose of this training programme is to provide general and useful information about safe operation of ships in ice conditions. After completion of this module the deck officer will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of ship operations in ice.

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- Ice physics, ice growth and ageing
- Ice types, effects of wind and current
- Relevant regulations and publications
- Ship types, hull designs
- Ice strengthening requirements
- Basic rules for manoeuvring in ice
- Preparations to be done before entering ice
- Passage planning in or near ice
- Navigating in ice covered waters
- Icebreaker operations
- Convoy operations
- Cold weather precautions
- Assessment

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* Introduction: The purpose of this training program is to provide students with basic damage stability theory and make them understand how to perform damage stability calculations. Knowledge of damage regulations and how to use assessment tables are discussed in detail. The change of floating position and stability parameters in case of damage is discussed in detail. Other important subjects covered are the two primary methodologies used to calculate survivability of a ship after damage i.e. the loss of buoyancy method and the added weight method.

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- Basics of damage stability theory
- Damage stability calculations
- Damage stability terms and their meaning
- Damage stability regulations
- Explanation of GM minimum curves
- Explanation of floodable length curves
- Explanation of stability assessment tables
- Practical precautions to be taken
- Assessment

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* Introduction: The objective of this training program is to acquaint crewmembers with mooring arrangements, their purpose and their location on board. Planning and organizing mooring and anchoring operations are discussed and focus on. The operation and maintenance of winches, windlass and mooring equipment are discussed in detail.

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- General system description
- The purpose of mooring
- Safe mooring practice
- Different mooring arrangements
- How to avoid incidents and accidents
- Planning and organizing mooring and anchoring operations
- Operation of mooring winches and windlass
- Different types of mooring winches
- Synthetic fibre and steel wire mooring lines
- Installation and handling of different types of ropes and lines
- Maintenance
- Inspection of wires and ropes
- Assessment

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* Introduction: The primary function of ECDIS is to contribute to safe navigation. Electronic Chart Display Information Systems (ECDIS) and Electronic Chart Systems (ENC) are now being installed in an ever increasing number of ships. Used by qualified navigators these systems increase the safety of navigation. However in the hands of unqualified operators these systems may contribute to misunderstandings and in the worst case groundings and accidents. A proper understanding of the system’s philosophy, limitations and features is therefore a must. This CBT covers
what is believed to be a minimum comprehension level in order to understand and use ECDIS and ENC systems in a safe and efficient way.

* Course topics:
- Introduction to ECDIS an ENC systems
- Chart projections, chart accuracy, chart types, chart datum, chart updating
- Sensor inputs and control, alarm and warning strategies
- Radar and ARPA information on ECDIS
- Selection of information layers and data
- Route planning and programming
- System features, options and limitations
- Control and back up procedures

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* Introduction: Basic Shiphandling is the first of two CBT's on the subject Shiphandling. Together with the Advanced Shiphandling CBT, these two modules will cover the STCW 95 requirements and are also based on the IMO model course 7.03, Paragraph 1.8 "Manoeuvre the Ship". Upon completion of this module the student will be able to:
-    define the term "shiphandling"
-    recognise the different forces involved in shiphandling
-    describe typical manoeuvring characteristics for common ship types
-    describe some useful standard manoeuvres
-    identify different propulsion and manoeuvring systems

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- Forces involved
- Typical manoeuvring characteristics
- Useful manoeuvres
- Propulsion and manoeuvring systems
- Assessment

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* Introduction: This CBT module provides details of the 2009 edition of the International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargo (IMSBC) Code, including the Bulk Loading and Unloading (BLU) Code and the BLU Manual. It details the safe procedures and
“Best Practice” to be adopted and highlights the risks and dangers associated with the carriage of certain types of bulk cargo. It also introduces aspects related to safety of personnel and the protection of the ship’s structure and stability.

The CBT module provides an “easy to follow” understanding of the IMSBC Code and illustrates the dangers of non- compliance with a series of Case Studies of actual accidents/incidents which have occurred within the industry recently. The module will be extremely useful in providing guidance to Shipping Companies, Ship Operators and to the Ship’s Officers involved in Cargo operations onboard. It will assist in maintaining safe and effective Cargo operations in compliance with the Code and observance with Best Practice.

* Course topics:
1.   Aims of IMSBC Code
2.   Definitions
3.   General precautions for high-density bulk cargoes
4.   Safety of personnel and ship
5.   Trimming cargo - the need and procedures
6.   Chemical hazards
7.   Solid wastes and security implications of bulk cargoes
8.   Typical self-heating cargoes, including coal
9.   Appendices to the IMSBC Code
10. Supplement to the IMSBC Code
11. Bulk cargo accidents
12. Assessment

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* Introduction: This program familiarizes students with the theory of basic refrigeration. It delivers the basic theoretical knowledge and skills needed to perform normal operation of a refrigeration plant. The program further explains the terminology used to understand the refrigeration cycle.
Various types of compressors and other important components of the refrigeration plant are explained in detail. The program has also a built-in simulator of a typical two chamber refrigeration plant.

* Course topics: The program covers the following subject areas:
- Principles of refrigeration
- The refrigeration cycle
- Refrigeration cycle components
- Types of refrigerants
- Operation and maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Simulator
- Assessment

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* Introduction: This course, together with CBT # 0082 Crowd Management, covers the mandatory minimum training requirements for personnel on passenger ships and is based on the provisions of section A-V/2, V/3 and table A-V/2 of the STCW 95 code. At the end of this module, you will be able to:
- Describe the role of planning and crew preparedness in ensuring emergency preparedness.
- Describe the role of drills and debriefing in maintaining emergency preparedness and promoting situational awareness.
- Explain how to plan for the best use of resources.
- Identify the practices that promote crew leadership in emergencies.
- Describe the importance of encouraging emergency feedback from passengers and providing information to them.

* Course topics:
- Emergency Procedures
- Emergency Drills
- Emergency Resources
- Leadership
- Stress
- Communication
- Assessment

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Seagull AS together with Viking Line has developed a CBT module covering sulzer medium speed diesel engines. This CBT module will familiarise crewmembers with the sulzer medium speed diesel engine, its purpose and its location on board. The crewmembers will be introduced to how the engine is operated and the required maintenance. The CBT module also gives a brief familiarisation to the start up and operational procedures for Sulzer medium speed diesel engines. The CBT module has been developed in cooperation with Viking Line.

* Course topics:
• Introduction
• Start up
• Normal operation
• Practice session
• Assessment

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* Introduction: Incorrect operation of pumps can be both time-consuming and expensive. A proper understanding of the different types of pumps and their design and function is essential to operate them in a safe and effective way.
Seagull has developed a CBT covering various types of pumps and pumping operations such as parallel pumping and series pumping

* Course topics: After successfully completing the course, you will understand the design and operation of several pumps used in the marine industry. These are pumps and theory such as;
- Rotodynamic Pumps
- Positive Displacement Pumps
- Pumping Operations

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* Introduction: This CBT will help the user to understand the importance of viscosity control regarding fuel and lube oil, and educate the user as to what viscosity really is. Seagull together with Maritiem Instituut “Willem Barentsz” has developed a CBT module covering viscosity control and how to tune three-therm controllers.

* Course topics: After successfully completing the course, you will understand the design and operation of a standard Automation Viscosity Control System. The module contain topics such as:
- Viscosity Control
- Main Fuel Oil System
- Viscosity System
- Tuning Three-Term Controllers
- Assessment

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* Introduction: In an emergency situation the crewmembers must be familiar with the ships lifesaving equipment. They must be familiar with personal survival techniques and the equipment located in survival crafts. This module is also one of five modules (# 1, 2, 5, 88, 123 and workbook) that are included in Seagulls Safety, Health and Environment onboard training course. It is also available with Russian audio

* Course topics:
- Familiarisation
- Lifesaving Equipment
- Survival Crafts
- Survival Craft Commander
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
This module will provide crewmembers with a better understanding of orders and communication with others and will contribute to good human relationships on board a ship. This module will also point out the importance of marine pollution prevention. This module is also one of five modules (# 1, 2, 5, 88, 123 and workbook) that are included in Seagulls Safety, Health and Environment onboard training course.

* Course topics:
- Emergency Procedures
- Pollution Prevention of the Marine Environment
- Safe Working Practices
- Orders and Communication
- Effective Human Relationships
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
The main objective of this training programme is to educate the user as to how to provide medical care to sick and injured persons while they remain on board. Another objective is to enable the student to participate in coordinated schemes for medical assistance on board ships.

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- Care of casualty
- Aspect of nursing
- Diseases
- Medical care on board
- Child birth
- Keeping records
- External assistance
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
Today, there is an increased awareness on environment protection. MARPOL regulations say that, every ship of 400 gross tons and above and every ship certified to carry 15 persons or more must have a garbage management plan. Seagull has together with Teamtec developed a CBT module covering MARPOL Annex V, Class requirements for incinerators, and the operation of incinerators.

* Course topics:
- MARPOL Annex V
- Design & Installation
- Working Principles
- Daily Operation
- Maintenance
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
Pollution from ships at sea has very serious environmental consequences. In response to the concerns about the environment the IMO, adopted MARPOL 73/78, which outlines pollution control measures in six Technical Annexes. This module takes you through these six technical annexes and provides you with an overview of the pollution control measures.

* Course topics:
- Oil Pollution- Annex I
- Liquid Noxious Substances in Bulk- Annex II
- Harmful Substances in Packages- Annex III
- Sewage Pollution- Annex IV
- Garbage Pollution- Annex V
- Air Pollution- Annex VI

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* Introduction:
This training module provides a comprehensive overview of wall wash procedures on board a chemical tanker, from the sampling in the cargo tank through to the subsequent laboratory analysis, including an easy-to-use interactive animation of all the standard on-board tests. It explains the precautions necessary to execute both the sampling and the tests successfully and accurately, as part of the vessel’s quality control process and tank- cleaning programme.

* Course topics:
- Introduction and references
- Information sources
- The wall wash (theoretical and practical aspects)
- The ships laboratory (theoretical and practical aspects)
- Interpretation of wall wash results
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
Being able to understand each other is essential in emergency situations, work planning, etc. Good communication with others will also contribute to good human relations onboard a ship. Seagull, together with Marlins, has developed a CBT module in which everyone onboard can test their English skills. This module has been especially designed as a progress test for those using the Marlins Study Pack 1.

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW 95

* Course topics:
English Language Test

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

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* Introduction:
Today it is more and more focus on how to reduce the operational costs of a vessel. Fuel costs are a large factor in operational costs. The objectives of the CBT as a training module is to introduce the crew to the various ways of optimising ship’s energy conservation Seagull AS have developed this module with valuable input from the chemical operator, Seatrans.

* Relevant legislations and references:
CDI INSPECTION 6.5 Energy Conservation
STCW 95
Marine Engineering

* Course topics:
- New ship builds and ship upgrading
- Ship optimal navigation
- Hull and propeller maintenance
- Engine and engine room maintenance
- Assessment

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