Helicopter and Helideck Hazards & Management Systems, HLO Responsibilities during Helicopter Landing, Departure, at normally unattended installations, etc. Awareness of "Transport of Dangerous Good by Air". Supervision of Passengers and Cargo Handling. Offshore Helideck Regulations and Guidelines.

This course is developed as a basic training programme for personnel who are to be appointed to the role of an Offshore Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO).The course aims to equip the delegate with the Basic knowledge, understanding and skills required to perform the role of Offshore HLO safely and effectively.

Familiarization with the broad Offshore support duties, OSV basic design & layout of equipment, basic principles of DP system, OSV Supply, Support and Cargo Operations, Operational constraints on OSVs and Safety Aspects.

This Course has been developed to familiarize the participants with the purpose of Offshore vessels, including their various operational functions such as Supply, Support and Cargo operations. Exercises are carried out on 360 degree full mission Offshore Vessel Bridge Simulator.

To identify workplace hazards and implement appropriate control measures, To conduct inspections of all scaffolding gear/ equipment before and after use, Dismantle scaffolding equipment/ gear and store in appropriate area, Plan and prepare work on site for erecting scaffolding, Erect modular scaffold and gin wheel, Alter and repair scaffold if necessary.

This course is designed to provide participants the knowledge and develop the competency and skills to safely erect scaffold structures. The course also covers aspects related to regulations, safety requirements, tube and fitting, frames, mobile scaffolding, ladders and trestles involving scaffolding (onshore and offshore) and working at heights.

The Course covers aspects associated with unsafe practices and probable consequences, lift planning, crane lifting related incidents, relevant legislation, applicable to lifting operations, basic functions of a crane, crane hand and radio signals, responsibilities of a banksman/slinger, safe and correct methods of slinging loads, correct use and care of equipment etc.

"The course aims at making the candidates appreciate the fact that rigging, lifting and transfer of cargo, equipment and personnel in offshore field are hazardous occupations and it lays emphasis on the responsibilities of personnel authorized and qualified to do rigging. The course covers the factors associated with safe and proper rigging, duties of the Banksman & Slinger and the associated industry best practices."

The Course covers aspects associated with unsafe practices and probable consequences, lift planning, crane lifting related incidents, relevant legislation, applicable to lifting operations, basic functions of a crane, crane hand and radio signals, responsibilities of a rigger, safe and correct methods of rigging, correct use and care of equipment etc.

"The course aims at making the candidates appreciate the fact that rigging, lifting and transfer of cargo, equipment and personnel in offshore field are hazardous occupations and it lays emphasis on the responsibilities of personnel authorized and qualified to do rigging. The course covers the factors associated with safe and proper rigging, duties of the rigger and the associated industry best practices."

Introduction of Offshore Industry, Safety Induction - Health and Safety, Safe Cargo Operations and Working at Height, Safe Cargo Packing and Handling, Safe Mooring & Anchor Handling, Work Safety on Machineries and Systems, Workplace Hazards and Personal Safety, Helicopter Safety, etc.

This course is designed to introduce the fundamental safety elements of the offshore oil & gas industry to new starts, giving an appreciation of the potential hazards and controls that might be encountered by personnel offshore. Each module has been designed to focus the delegates’ attention on their personal responsibility for safety thus influencing their behavior and attitude towards their co-workers, the installation and the environment.

Packing and Carrying of cargo by sea and by air - to and from Offshore, Waste management system in relation to cargo movement offshore, Lifting and Slinging of cargo offshore, Cargo handling on Offshore Supply Vessels, etc.

This course aims to familiarize the participants with the various aspects of Packing and Handling of Cargo from and to Offshore Locations. The course broadly covers the various relevant topics, which include :Supply Chain Structure & Pre-shipment Inspections, Cargo Packaging, Cargo Container Units (CCU), Carriage of cargo by sea & by air, Lifting operations associated with Cargo operations, Types of offshore cargoes, etc.

Tanker Operations including IG, COW, Tank Cleaning Systems, Line setting, Cargo Pumps & their characteristics, various types of valves and Overhauling of equipment on Tanker vessels, etc. Safety aspects and role of Pumpman on Tanker, Practical exercise to enhance workshop skills in Lathe work, Welding, Fabrication of pipes, etc.

The Pump Man Skills Enhancement Training Course has been designed for the purpose of improving the level of competency of personnel working in the capacity of a Pump Man onboard Oil and Chemical Tankers. The course also intends to provide sufficient hands-on experience to candidates in order to improve their basic workshop skills and develop additional desirable skills in Machining, Welding and Fabrication

"The course objectives are to cover aspects associated with Personal and General Safety, use of PPEs, Electrical Safety, Hazard and Risk Assessment, Proper use of Power Tools, Oil Spill Prevention and SOPEP, Safety Management and ISPS related aspects, and basic Seamanship."

To imbibe in the candidates the culture of Work related Safety, with emphasis oh Hazards associated with Deck related work activities, and covering Safety and Operational Factors associated with General Deck work, Electrical Safety, Carpentery, Plumbing, Cargo Watch, Mooring & Wire Rope mainrenance, Painting & Hydroblastng, Lifting Operations, Plumbing, etc.

"The course objectives are to cover aspects associated with Workshop relates/ Lathe & Welding activities, associated Personal and General Safety, use of PPEs, Electrical Safety, Hazard and Risk Assessment, Proper use of machinery, Tools, and equipment, Technical factors associated with Welding & Gas Cutting (such as types of welding, electrodes, positions 1F to 4G, etc.) and Lathe work activities (such as step turning, knurling, slotting, usage of Tap Die sets, etc.)"

To imbibe in the candidates the culture of Workshop activities related Safety. It lays emphasis on Hazards and Safety precautions associated with Lathe and Welding Operations and puts the candidates through hands-on practical exercises to enhance their Lathe and Welding skills.

To strengthen underpinning knowledge and develop practical skills in various tasks expected to be performed on board.

Program Content: Electric Arc Welding. Gas Welding, Brazing and Gas Cutting. Lathe Work - Turning, Facing, tapering, Basic Threading. Plumbing, Carpentry, Fittings - Drilling, Taps/Dies, Filing, Grinding, flaring, tubes/piping, gasket making, Scaffolding, Staging, Working at Heights, Surface Preparation and Painting (including hydro blasting), Crane and Cargo Operations, Pumping Systems on Tankers, Basic Rigging Slinging, Mooring/Anchor Handling and General Deck Skills Deck and Bridge Watch Keeping, Engine Watch Keeping and General Maintenance Routines

To be familiarized with the types of Tankers that may employ submerged pumps • To list the IMO Classification of Dedicated Chemical Tankers • To be familiarized with the typical Chemical Tanker Cargo tank Arrangement, material and coatings.

Fundamental concepts of hydraulics, Components of hydraulic systems and their representative symbols in circuit drawings, Axial Piston hydraulic motor — types and working principle (overview), Speed Control Valves — operation, Use of portable pump in emergency and precautions, Operational description of the FRAMO circuit and pumping system, Cargo pump operation & stripping, Purging routines and analysis of results.

To be familiarized with the types of Tankers that may employ submerged pumps, To list the IMO Classification of Dedicated Chemical Tankers, To be familiarized with the typical Chemical Tanker Cargo tank, Arrangement, material and coatings.

Detailed operational description of the FRAMO circuit and pumping system, Hydraulic oil, contamination and filters, Speed Control Valves — operation and troubleshooting, Cargo pump performance curves, Use of portable pump in emergency and precautions, Planned maintenance & Hands on dismantling / reassembly of FRAMO Cargo pump

Tanker Operations including IG, COW, Tank Cleaning Systems, Line setting, Cargo Pumps & their characteristics, various types of valves and Overhauling of equipment on Tanker vessels, etc. Safety aspects and role of Pumpman on Tanker, Practical exercise to enhance workshop skills in Lathe work, Welding, Fabrication of pipes, etc.

The Pump Man Skills Enhancement Training Course has been designed for the purpose of improving the level of competency of personnel working in the capacity of a Pump Man onboard Oil and Chemical Tankers. The course also intends to provide sufficient hands-on experience to candidates in order to improve their basic workshop skills and develop additional desirable skills in Machining, Welding and Fabrication

The Course Engine Ratings Enhancement Training Course is designed to provide specialized training for engine room ratings on merchant ships. It focuses on enhancing their skills and knowledge in engine room operations, maintenance, and safety procedures.

The course covers topics such as marine engineering principles, engine room systems, safety practices, watchkeeping duties, maintenance, troubleshooting, and teamwork. Participants engage in theoretical lessons, practical demonstrations, and assessments to improve their competency in the engine room. Overall, this course aims to ensure safer and more efficient engine room operations on merchant ships.

The successful completion of this course will allow Candidates to revalid their DPO licence, under the "Nautical Institute Dynamic Positioning Operator scheme".

The aim of this course is to provide candidates with an optional route to re-validation of their DP License.

Familiarization with Anchor Handling and Towing vessel layout, fixed and loose equipment, power management system and propulsion machinery, etc. Learning about AH operational constraints & challenges, AH and Towing operations and pre- operation procedures, simulator exercises on AHTS vessel operations and manoeuvering.

Anchor Handling and Towing Course is a Simulator based course aimed at familiarizing the participants with Anchor Handling and Towing vessels& their operations. Exercises are carried out on 360 degree full mission Offshore Vessel Bridge Simulator.

Familiarization with Offshore vessel engine room machinery and layout, Offshore vessel power management system, Offshore vessel cargo operations, Offshore vessel FiFi system, FMEAs, etc.

Offshore Engine Room Operations Course is a Simulator based course aimed at familiarizing the participants with the layout Offshore vessel engine room and engine room operations,including FMEAs, power management systems and cargo operation systems in engine room. Exercises are carried out on Offshore Vessel Engine Room Simulator (approved by DNV-GL)

Familiarization with Basic operating principle of DP Systems, Components of DP systems, Position reference systems, Heading reference systems, Environmental sensors, Equipment class of DP systems, Power management systems, & configurations of thrusters, propellers, Operation Modes associated with DP systems, etc.

DP Induction Course is a Simulator based course aimed at introducing the participants to the Dynamic Positioning system that is extensively used in the Offshore Industry and to familiarize them with the brief history /background of DP, its basic operating principles and key components of the DP operating system.

Detailed DP system operating principle and Components of DP systems, Practice on various DP operating modes, Assessment of DP vessel capabilities including Capability & Footprint plots, Alarm Systems, FMEAs, Operational limits, DP advanced level operations- Theory and Practicals, etc.

"DP Simulator Course is a Simulator based course aimed at advanced level training in the Dynamic Positioning system, its basic operating principles and key components of the DP operating system and in DP Operations (advanced Level)"

Familiarization with Offshore vessel layout, fixed and loose equipment, Power management system and propulsion machinery, Basics of OSV Shiphandling and Standard Manoeuveres, Operational constraints on OSVs and Safety Aspects, etc.

This Course has been developed to familiarize the participants with the Offshore vessel manoeuvring characteristics and to give them hands-on/ simulator bases practical training in Offshore vessel ship handling. Exercises are carried out on 360 degree full mission Offshore Vessel Bridge Simulator.

Familiarization with Offshore Cranes and the terminology associated with Offshore Crane Operations, Theory & Exercises on Offshore Crane stability and configurations, Offshore Crane inspection and maintenance schedules and procedures, Crane Alarms, Safety devices & Malfunctions.

This Course has been developed as an introductory / induction course for training for the Offshore Crane Operator Role. The Course provides a candidate who has little or no previous knowledge or experience in crane operations, with the basic knowledge and skills required of an Offshore Crane Operator.

Hands on Simulator practice on different types of Offshore Cranes simulated in varying dynamic conditions & effects of weather/ wind., Refresher Theory and Exercises on: Various Offshore Crane Types, terminology, Crane stability, configurations inspections and maintenance schedules and procedures, Alarms, Safety devices, Malfunctions, etc.

This Course has been developed as an introductory / induction course for training for the Offshore Crane Operator Role. The Course provides a candidate who has little or no previous knowledge or experience in crane operations, with the advanced knowledge and skills required of a Competent Offshore Crane Operator.