Crude Oil Washing Operation

Crude Oil Washing Operation.The learning objective of this video section is to ensure relevant personal are acquainted with:

1. Tankage to be Crude Oil Washed.
2. Crude Oil Washing at Sea Between Ports.
3. Use of Inert Gas.
4. Vapour Emission Control
5. Precautions Against Electrostatic Generator.
6. Discharge of Dirty Ballast.

Operation And Equipment Manual of COW

The learning objective of this video section is to ensure relevant personal are acquainted with:

1. The Purpose of the Manual
2. The Content of the Manual

Safety of Crude Oil Washing

The learning objective of this video section is to ensure relevant personal are acquainted with:

1. Ship Safety Check List.
2. Shore Safety Check List.
3. Procedures Before Crude Oil Washing.
4. Procedures During Crude Oil Washing.
5. Procedures After Crude Oil Washing.
6. Recording.

Crude Oil Washing Exercises

The learning objective of this video section is to ensure relevant personal are acquainted with:

1. Preparing the Crude Oil Washing Operation.
2. Opening Relevant Valves in the Correct Order.
3. Stripping With Vacuum Stripping.
4. Stripping With Ejector Stripping.
5. Shut-Down Procedures.

Maintenance of Equipment During COW

The learning objective of this video section is to ensure relevant personal are acquainted with:

Maintenance Attitude.

Elements of Fire and Explosion - Fire Triangle

The Elements of fire and Explosion

1. This video will familiarize you with:
2. The Components of the fire triangle
3. How to break the chain-reaction between the components in the fire triangle
4. To fight the fire

Response to Emergency Situations Involving Fire

On Completion of this Video you should have a good Understanding of:

1. The shipboard fire-fighting organization
2. How to respond if you detect a fire
3. How to respond when you hear the fire alarm
4. The need for constant vigilance

Physical Properties of Fire

Physical properties of fire hazards and the spread of fire

This video will introduce you to:

1. The definition of ignition point, flash point and explosive limits
2. Flammable materials
3. Fire hazards
4. Spreads of fire

Controlling Fire Fighting Operation Aboard ships

Fire Team Tactics

The Object of this video is to educate the participant in:

1. Preparation of contingency plans.
2. Composition and allocation of personnel to fire parties.
3. Strategies and tactics for control of fires in various parts of the ship.

Fire Fighting Procedures at Sea and Port

In this Video i will give a brief interdiction to:

1. Who is responsible for fire extinguishing on ship ?
2. Shore Based Rescue Organization.
3. Fire Fighting Tactics.
4. Alerting or notifying the bridge.
5. Alarm instructions.
6. Saving Lives.
7. What is Emergency Escape Breathing Device(EEBD).
8. Who can Limiting the Fire.
9. Fire Doors.
10. Smoke and Fire Dampers.
11. Extinguishing The Fire.

Inspection and Servicce of Fire Extinguishing equipment

This video will cover the following subjects:

1. Fire detection system
2. Fixed fire detection system
3. Mobile fire extinguishing equipment
4. Portable fire extinguishing equipment
5. Personal protective equipment
6. Communication equipment
7. Requirements for surveys
8. Fire Inspection checklist

Ship Fire Reporting

In this video will cover fire hazards and cause and will give aberif description on the prepartion of reports and the identification of the case of fire.

1. Fire hazards and fire cases.
2. Fire Identification.
3. Preparation of fire reports.

Principle ARPA System

In this Video will cover describes the different methods of displaying information, acquisition modes and acquisition procedures.

1. Principle ARPA System.
2. What is ARPA ?
3. Methods of displaying information.
4. Acquisition of targets.
5. Manual acquisition .
6. Automatic acquisition.

Radar Plotting and Methods of Plotting

The learning objectives of this video are:

Refreshing of manual plotting they including definitions of plotting terms, error sources, speed to be used etc.

1. Error sources in manual plotting.
2. Course steered and course made good.
3. Methods of plotting.
4. True and relative motion.
5. Target aspect.
6. The plotting triangle.
7. The plotting diagram.

Theory of ARPA Tracking System

The learning objectives of this video are:

Explaining the ARPA philosophy for detection, acquiring and tracking of targets.

Explaining processing delays and other important limitions in the system.

1. Tracking Window
2. Processing delays
3. Time filters
4. Lost target

General COLREG

COLREG is International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea.

The learning objectives of this video are that the participant will:

Understand the application and implications of the collision rules

Know the term used throughout these regulations

COLREG Lights, Shapes and Sound Signals

The learning objective of this section is to get acquainted with the different lights, shapes and sound signals that may be used by different types of vessels

Lights and shapes

Visibility of lights

Lights displayed by power-driven vessels underway

Lights for vessels towing and pushing

Lights for sailing and rowing vessels

Lights for fishing vessels

Lights for vessels not under command or restricted in their ability to manoeuvre

Lights for vessels constrained by their draught

Lights for pilot vessels

Lights for vessels anchored and aground

Lights for seaplanes

Definitions of whistle

Equipment

Manoeuvring and warning signals, using whistle or lights

Sound signals to be used in restricted visibility

Signals to be used to attract attention

Distress signals

Annexes

ANNEX I – Positioning and technical details of lights and shapes

ANNEX II – Additional signals for fishing vessels fishing in close proximity

ANNEX III – Technical details of sound signal appliances

ANNEX IV – Distress signals

Vessels Visibility Rules COLREG Rules

The learning objective of this video is to make the student aware of the circumstances and 

conditions that must be considered when risk of collision is being assessed and the need 

to maintain a proper lookout in all conditions of visibility.

Look-out- Rule 5

Safe Speed - Rule 6

Risk of Collision - Rule 7

Action to Avoid Collision - Rule 8

Narrow Channels - Rule 9

Traffic Separation Schemes - Rule 10

Conduct of Vessels in Restricted Visibility

The learning objectives of the video are:

The rule of the road when two vessels are meeting each other and the responsibility 

between these vessels in clear visibility and also in restricted visibility.

Overtaking Rule 13

Head-on situation Rule 14

Crossing situation Rule 15

Actions by give-way and Stand on Vessel Rules 16 & 17

Responsibilities between Vessels

Conduct of vessels in restricted visibility

Distress Signals - Annex IV

Vessel Collision Case Study 1

In this video will describe a real life maritime incident and explain the chain of events leading to a collision. it will highlight the rules of the Road being applied to the-situation and provide an opinion regarding the responsibility of each party involved an opinion regard the responsibility of each party involved in the collision.

Vessel Collision Case Study 2

In this video will describe a real life maritime incident and explain the chain of events leading to a collision. it will highlight the rules of the Road being applied to the-situation and provide an opinion regarding the responsibility of each party involved an opinion regard the responsibility of each party involved in the collision.

Vessel Collision Case Study 3

In this video will describe a real life maritime incident and explain the chain of events leading to a collision. it will highlight the rules of the Road being applied to the-situation and provide an opinion regarding the responsibility of each party involved an opinion regard the responsibility of each party involved in the collision.

Vessel Collision Case Study 4

In this video will describe a real life maritime incident and explain the chain of events leading to a collision. it will highlight the rules of the Road being applied to the-situation and provide an opinion regarding the responsibility of each party involved an opinion regard the responsibility of each party involved in the collision.

Fire Classes and Extinguishing Agents

After having completed this Video you will be familiar with:

The Extinguishing agents normally used on board

The internationally used fire classes

The suitability of the various extinguishing agents for the fire classes

Fire Classes:

Class A Fire

Class B Fire

Class C Fire

Class D Fire

Water Extinguishers

Co2 Extinguishers

Foam Extinguishers

Powder Extinguishers

Halon System

Fire Fighting Rules and Regulation

Fire Fighting Rules and Regulation

After having completed this video you will know where to find the rules and regulations governing safety equipment on-board.

Rules and Regulations for Maritime Safety

Additions to the SOLAS Requirements

Three Governing Bodies

The Muster Checklist

Fire-Fighting Equipment and its Location On Board

On completion of this video you should be familiar with:

The fire Control plan

The emergency exits

Fire and smoke detection

The automatic alarm system

Location of fire fighting appliances and detection system

On completion of this video you should be familiar with:

The fire Control plan

The emergency exits

Fire and smoke detection

The automatic alarm system