Dynamic Positioning Basic (Induction) Course (200)

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• Dynamic Positioning Basic (Induction) Course (200)

Course covers the Principles of DP, Elements of the DP system, Practical operation of the DP system, Position reference systems, Environment sensors and ancillary equipment, Power generation, supply and propulsion, DP operations. Course duration is four days, or 28 hours.

Used extensively in the offshore industry, dynamic positioning equipment can be found onboard vessels requiring precise positioning such as drilling, cable and pipe laying, dive and ROV support and FPSO vessels and Jack-up Barges. Dynamic positioning equipment is also used extensively on vessels and units operating in deep water and areas of environmental sensitivity where traditional anchoring techniques are not possible.

Our DP Basic Training Courses:

Program:
Dynamic Positioning Basic (Induction) Course (200)
Duration:
4 Days — 28 hours
Class Hours:
0800 with check-in time 0730
Location:
4228 W. Main Street, Gray, LA, Phone: 985-873-0031
Entry Requirements:
The Minimum qualification will be set at STCW Regulation II/1 – II/2 – II/3 Deck and Regulation III/1 – III /2 – III/3 Engine.

USCG (MMC Licence)
Domestic <1600 GRT Mate licence
Master of near coastal, Great lakes and/or inland steam and motor vessels
Master of self-propelled vessels not including auxiliary sail< 100GRT upon near coastal waters
Master of steam or motor vessels <200GRT (domestic) 500GRT (ITC tonnage) near coastal
Master of steam or motor vessels < 100GRT near coastal waters
Master of steam or motor vessels < 100GRT upon inland waters
Master of steam, motor or auxiliary sail vessels <50 GRT
Master of towing vessels upon western rivers
Master of vessels <200GRT
Master of vessels <500GRT
Master of vessels<150GRT
Mate of steam or motor vessels<100 GRT
Mate of steam or motor vessels<1600 GRT
OIM of bottom bearing mobile offshore drilling units
OIM of surface mobile offshore drilling units.
Third mate – Unlimited tonnage oceans licence
Underway OOD
Course Outline:
Principles of DP, Elements of the DP system, Practical operation of the DP system, Position reference systems, Environment sensors and ancillary equipment, Power generation, supply and propulsion, DP operations.
Target Audience:
Those following the Nautical Institute approved training programme for Dynamic Positioning Operators or shore based personnel requiring a theoretical introduction to dynamic positioning.
Certificate:
Nautical Institute approved certificate of attendance.
Leading to:
Dynamic Positioning Advanced (Simulator) Course, Nautical Institute Dynamic Positioning Operator Certificate.
Cost:
$2500.00. *Discount for enrolled cadet’s; proof of enrollment is required at the time of registration.
CONTACT TMTI AT 985-873-0031 or EMAIL: info@marineinst.com
Registration Form
Dynamic Positioning FAQ
Q.
What is the Nautical Institute and how is it involved with Dynamic Positioning?
A.
The Nautical Institute is an international body of maritime professionals committed to improving the safety and standards of the maritime industry. Its guidelines for the training and certification of Dynamic Positioning Officers are accepted as the industry standard.
Q.
Are Beier Radio Dynamic Positioning Operator Courses accredited by the Nautical Institute?
A.
Yes, Beier Radio Dynamic Positioning Operator Courses are fully accredited by the Nautical Institute.
Q.
Does Beier Radio issue Dynamic Positioning Operators Certificates?
A.
No, only the Nautical Institute issue accredited Dynamic Positioning Operators Certificates. Beier Radio issue the accredited training course certificates required to apply for an Operators Certificate.
Q.
Are there different types of Dynamic Positioning Operators Certificates?
A.
Yes, the Nautical Institute issue a Limited Operator Certificate to candidates who work predominately on Class 1 Dynamically Positioned Vessels. The training requirements for Limited and Full Operator Certificates are the same.
Q.
Has Dynamic Positioning training been incorporated into STCW?
A.
Yes, Requirements from 1st January 2012