Seagull Computer Based Training (CBT)

* Introduction:
Onboard a ship, fresh water is in constant use. Boilers, high-pressure washers, accommodation decks, and auxiliary equipment represent a large portion of fresh water consumption every day. It is therefore important to produce more fresh water than what is used, in order to secure a sufficient reserve of fresh water on board. Seagull in co-operation with Unitest have developed a CBT covering the operating of Alfa Laval Fresh Water Generator to provide a better understanding on how to operate these generators.

* Course topics:
- General introduction to the working principles and parts of an Alfa Laval Fresh Water Generator
- Starting procedure
- Stopping procedure
- Simulator

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* Introduction:
This training programme is designed for use both as a refresher by a serving Master or Officer of a Navigational Watch onboard a power-driven vessel and to assist a candidate in preparation for examination for such Certificates of Competency. The overall objectives are to establish and improve knowledge and understanding of the IALA Maritime Buoyage System and to assess competence in using the system.

* Course topics:
- Historical overview
- Description of the system
- Chart symbols, abbreviations and colours (the focus is on British Admiralty chart standards, but US and electronic symbols are also covered)
- Profiles (a comprehensive set of animated profiles, detailing the characteristics of every type of IALA buoy)
- On passage (animated sequences that interpret the material from previous chapters in daylight / night-time, region “A” / region “B” and inbound / outbound river passages)
-    Test yourself 1 (profile-based self-test, non-scoring, enabling the student to test his own knowledge and understanding of buoy characteristics)
-    Test yourself 2 (text-based self-test, enabling the student to test his own knowledge and understanding of the IALA Maritime Buoyage System and its application)
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
This course provides theoretical knowledge about Integrated Navigation Systems (INS). The module shows how an integrated navigation system is built up together with its sub-systems. Another goal of the course is to make the students aware of the limitations of INS and how to reduce the effect of these limitations. The trainees will learn how an OOW of a ship with an INS on the bridge will be influenced when performing practical navigational tasks. It is very important that the students references the documentation delivered by each equipment supplier.

* Course topics:
- Integrated Navigation System
- The Philosophy of INS
- INS sub-systems
- Operation and use of INS
- Future INS – What kind of INS does the operator want?
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
The purpose of this training programme is to provide sufficient theoretical understanding for safe and efficient operation of AIS. An overview of the AIS system architecture, basic technical principles and important operational aspects are given. Focus is aimed at safe and efficient operation, system limitations and possible operational problems.

* Course topics:
- Introduction
- System architecture
- AIS performance standards
- Technical introduction
- The SOTDMA technology
- Purpose of AIS
- Primary and secondary functions
- Operation of AIS
- Use of AIS information
- Graphical symbols
- Information groups
- AIS system limitations
- Operational options
- Maintenance
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
The world changed on September 11th 2001. We all realised how vulnerable we are to attacks from terrorists. A ship can be used by terrorists, either to transport weapons or as a weapon itself. We have to do everything possible to prevent this from happening again. Due to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code and SOLAS chapter XI-1 and XI-2, Seagull has developed a very cost-effective onboard course combining CBT’s, workbook and practical exercises. The CBT#115 is an important part of this package but can also be used stand- alone. It is also available with Russian audio.

* Relevant legislations and references:
SOLAS , ISPS Code
IMO Model Course 3.19
Certified by classification societies; DNV, GL and NKK as part of Ship
Security Officer Training course
Approved by UK (MCA), The Republic of Liberia, Panama Maritime Authority, Vanuatu Maritime Services Limited, MPA Singapore, Isle of Man and Transport Canada.

* Course topics:
- US Coast Guard and IMO Requirements
- Ship Security Plans
- Security Officers
- Training and drills
- Protective Measurements
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
In this training programme you will be introduced to the principles and basics of a Ram type steering gear. The module will give the users a good understanding of how the system works; possible problems, class requirements and alarms. It also includes a full steering gear simulator.

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW 95 Section A-III / Table A-III/1, Table A-III/2.
STCW 95 Section A-II / Table A- II/2, Table A-II/3.
SOLAS 1997, Chapter V, Regulation 19

* Course topics:
- Rudder Arrangements
- Actuator Working Principles
- Actuator Main Parts
- Steering and Control System
- Safety, Rules and Regulations
- Operation
- Emergency Steering
- Regular Maintenance
- Spare Parts
- Simulator
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
This training course aims to provide knowledge to those who may be designated to perform the duties and responsibilities of a Ship Security Officer (SSO), as defined in part A.2.1.6 (and part A.12.2 and part B.13.2) of the ISPS Code, and in particular the duties and responsibilities with respect to the security of a ship, for implementing and maintaining a ship security plan and for liaising with the Company Security Officer (CSO) and with Port Facility Security Officers (PFSOs). Those who successfully complete this training should be able to undertake the duties and responsibilities as ship security officer, as defined in part A.12.2 and part B.13.2 of the ISPS Code.

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW 95 Section A-VI/5
ISPS code, SOLAS chap. XI
Upon completion of the Ship Security Officer Course, Seagull will verify the training results and issue a certificate of competence for each successful trainee. The course is in accordance with IMO model course 3.19.

* Course topics:
- SOLAS/ISPS + USCG
- Duties of a SSO
- Ship Security Assessment
- Ship Security Survey
- Threat Scenarios
- IEDS
- PFSP/SSP Overview
- Security Organisation
- Security Levels and Equipment
- Instructional Techniques
- Search Plans
- Firearms
- Profiling
- Piracy/Hostage
- Drug Smuggling

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* Introduction:
The purpose of this training programme is to make the student familiar with the ISO 14001 Standard for Environmental Management. The student will be given knowledge and understanding of the requirements, purpose and intention. However, focus is on the daily compliance in the work on board the vessel, i.e. how to follow up the international standard in the daily work on board the vessel.

* Relevant legislations and references:
ISO 14001 Standard for Environmental Management.

* Course topics:
To demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the ISO 14001 Standard for Environmental Management
- Introduction
- The background of ISO 14001
- The earth and the environment
- The ecological system
- Environmental threats
- Protection of the environment
- Daily use of 14001
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
The purpose of this training programme is to provide the users with knowledge and understanding of Risk Assessment and Risk Management. The idea is to heighten awareness of safety issues and get people to think and talk about job hazards and how they can be controlled. The module has focused on what you can do in your daily work, to identify the risks involved, and how you can work around them. This is demonstrated in by a typical example. This module is one of five modules (# 1, 2, 5, 88, 123 and a workbook) that are included in Seagull's "Safety, Health and Environment” onboard training course.

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW 95

* Course topics:
- Cause of accidents
- Risk assessment
- Risk management
- Reduce the risk
- Example of an informal risk management
- Example of risk management
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
Ability to use Standard Marine Communication Phrases (SMCP) is a mandatory requirement for all seafarers with watch-keeping duties. This CBT is the ideal introduction to the subject and will allow all ship staff to obtain the knowledge as required by STCW95. The programme is divided into 2 parts. Part-1 covers the General Guidelines for Communication onboard and the External Communication in case of Distress or Urgency & Safety Communication. It includes the scenarios for various Distress situations like Fire, Flooding, Sinking, Collision and Grounding etc. The innovative blend of text, visual and audio in a user-friendly format will provide accessibility to all those who are required to learn and use SMCP onboard. Seafarers of all nationalities can use this CBT module as it narrates scenarios in a variety of international English accents. The use of accents provides an authentic real-life context for learning.

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW95 - Controlling the operation of the ship and care for persons onboard. IMO Standard Marine Communication Phrases (SMCP). GMDSS

* Course topics:
- Spelling: Alphabets & Numbers
- Message Markers
- Operational Guidelines
- Standard Organisational Phrases
- Distress, Urgency & Safety Signals
- Ambiguous Words
- Glossary
- Fire and Disabled
- Flooding
- Sinking & Abandoning Vessel
- Grounding
- Collision
- Man Overboard
- Search and Rescue
- Urgency - Technical Failure
- Safety Traffic - Metrological Warnings
- Final Assessment

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* Introduction:
Ability to use Standard Marine Communication Phrases (SMCP) is a mandatory requirement for all seafarers with watch-keeping duties. This CBT is the ideal introduction to the subject and will allow all ship staff to obtain the knowledge as required by STCW95. The programme is divided into 2 parts. Part-2 covers the General Guidelines and various scenarios for Communication onboard with while Handing-Over Navigational Watch and scenario for Passenger Care. It also deals with External Communication in case of Cargo Handling onboard Bulk carriers, Tankers and Containers. The innovative blend of text, visual and audio in a user-friendly format will provide accessibility to all those who are required to learn and use SMCP onboard. Seafarers of all nationalities can use this CBT module as it narrates scenarios in a variety of international English accents. The use of accents provides an authentic real-life context for learning.

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW95 - Controlling the operation of the ship and care for persons onboard. IMO Standard Marine Communication Phrases (SMCP). GMDSS

* Course topics:
- Spelling: Alphabets & Numbers
- Message Markers
- Operational Guidelines
- Standard Organisational Phrases
- Distress, Urgency & Safety Signals
- Ambiguous Words
- Glossary
- VTS - ACQUIRING & PROVIDING DATA PILOTAGE Pilot Embarkation Anchoring and Berthing
- CARGO HANDLING & CARE: BULK CARRIER
- CARGO HANDLING & CARE: TANKER
- CARGO HANDLING & CARE: CONTAINER SHIP
- Briefing & Instructions
- Evacuation & Boat Drill
- Final Assessment

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* Introduction:
This CBT is designed to give learners an introduction to some basic English words and phrases appropriate to the shipping industry. By learning this vocabulary, learners will have a good foundation for understanding English used during ship operation. The material is presented in a variety of text, audio and visual inputs. The vocabulary is extracted from the IMO Standard Marine Communication Phrases (SMCP).

* Relevant legislations and references:
STCW-95 - Controlling the operation of the ship and care for persons on board.

* Course topics:
- Introduction to maritime English
- Basic marine vocabulary 1
- Important basic questions 1
- Key equipment names 1
- Key equipment names 2
- Basic marine vocabulary 2
- Important basic questions 2
- Important basic questions 3
- Key equipment names 3
- Assessment

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* Introduction:
This program is designed for use both as refresher training by a serving Master or Officer of a Navigational Watch onboard a power-driven vessel and to assist a candidate in preparation for examination for such Certificates of Competency. The overall objective is to develop, improve and test knowledge and application of the "Rule of the Road".

* Relevant legislation and references:
The International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972, incorporating the amendments of 1981, 1987,
1989, 1993 and 2001.

* Course topics:
Besides providing the text and a narration of the Rules themselves, this program delivers explanatory notes at every stage.   It also includes comprehensive self tests, covering light, shape and profile identification, required manoeuvring, light and sound signal recognition and application of the Rules.
• The Rules
• The Annexes
• Test Yourself (Lights, Shapes, Vessel Types and Actions)
• Test Yourself (Sound Signals)
• Test Yourself (The Rules and Annexes)
• Assessment

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* Introduction:
Module #142 provides a detailed introduction to MS Word 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. 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:
- Introduction to computers
- Components of personal computers
- Network & peripherals
- Office suite
- Microsoft Word 2000: Basic Functions, Advanced functions in Word, Word document tools
- Final Assessment

* Target group:
All Deck levels and Engine levels

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* Introduction:
Module #143 provides a detailed introduction to MS PowerPoint, MS Outlook Express and Common Utilities – WinZip and Norton Anti-Virus - 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:
- Microsoft PowerPoint: Formatting, Basic Tools, Printing and Publishing, Drawing, AutoShapes, Images, Objects, Advanced Tools, Slide show presentations
- Microsoft Outlook Express: Address book and other features
- Compressing files using WinZIP
- Norton antivirus
- Final Assessment

* Target group:
All Deck levels and Engine levels

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* Introduction:
Module #144 provides a detailed introduction to MS Excel 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. 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:
- Introduction to computers
- Components of personal computers
- Network & peripherals
- Office suite
- Microsoft Excel: Basic features, Drawing & Graphics, Advanced tools
- Final Assessment

* Target group:
All Deck levels and Engine levels

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* Introduction: Seagull AS has developed a CBT module that provides a general introduction to the remote control system AutoChief 4.

* Relevant legislations and references: STCW 95, Marine Engineering

* Course topics:
- Introduction to AutoChief 4
- AutoChief 4 on the Bridge
- AutoChief 4 in the Engine Control Room
- AutoChief 4 in the Engine Room
- Manoeuvring with AutoChief 4
- Questions

* Target group: Operational - Engine Officers

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* Introduction:
The main purpose of this CBT is to focus on the need to be safety minded and well prepared for port state and vetting Inspections. It will explain how “standard procedures” can save time, money, prevent accidents and injuries and in some cases save human life. Other important matters covered are the “sub standard” problem and how to avoid unnecessary monetary fines.

* Relevant legislations and references: SOLAS, ISM code

* Course topics:
- To prepare crew for Port State Vetting inspections
- To increase crew safety awareness
- Importance of training and drills
- To prevent Port State detentions
- To prevent monetary fines
- To prevent accidents and injuries aboard Ships
- Understanding how standard procedures can eliminate deficiencies
- Understanding what sub standard conditions are
- Understanding the function of a port state
- The most common deficiencies cited during inspections
- The most common deficiencies cited in relation to passage planning
- Assessment

* Target group: All levels from Support to Management

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* Introduction:
With the exception of regular staff on cruise liners and ferries, many marine catering personnel receive little job- specific training after they leave their schools or academies to go to sea.  This program is primarily intended to fill that gap and provide ongoing training for the catering department staff.   It will also complement shore-based foundation courses for those still under training.

* Relevant legislations and references:
Applicable  sections  of  international  regulations  and  selected  representative  national  regulations,  including MARPOL 73/78, the US Public Health Services Act and the UK Food Safety Orders have been used in the writing of this program.  Acknowledged industry guidelines, such as the UK Code of Safe Working Practises for Merchant Seamen and the Vessel Sanitation Program manual, compiled by the US Centers for Disease Control, have also been consulted.

* Course topics:
-     Introduction
-     Regulations
-     Personal Hygiene
-     Galley, Refrigerator, Freezer and Storeroom Safety
-     Safety – Electrical Equipment
-     Safety – Utensils, Hand-tools and Other Equipment
-     General Cooking Principles and Procedures
-     Nutrition
-     Pollution Prevention
-     Conversion Tables
-     Assessment

* Target group: The program is designed as foundation and refresher training for catering staff aboard ship.

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* Introduction:
In this training programme you will be introduced to the principles and possibilities of a hydraulic system. The module will familiarise the users with the principles and the inner workings of the industries´ most common components. All components are animated and show what’s usually hidden to the naked eye.

*Relevant legislations and references: STCW 95 Section A-III / Table A-III/1, Table A-III/2

* Course topics:
- Introduction to hydraulics
- Components and circuit symbols
- Pumps and hydraulic oil
- Direction control valves
- Pressure and flow control valves
- Hydraulic actuators
- Safety precautions and maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Assessment

* Target group: Management and operational level – engine dept

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