Engineering Management (EMG)

• Regulatory Aspects

• 1.0 International Treaties, Conventions, Protocols, Rules, Legislations and Regulations and Law of the Sea 1982 (UNCLOS)

• Law of the sea (UNCLOS)

• Baseline and Internal Waters

• Territorial Waters

• Continental shelf

• Exclusive Economic Zone

• Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone

• Define International Straits

• High seas

• UNCLOS on Marine Pollution

• The Law of the Seas as implemented in India

• ACT-1976 as amended

• OTHER MARITIME ZONES

• International Maritime Organisation (IMO) 1948

• Organs of the IMO

• Maritime stakeholders

• Method of adoption of International Regulations

• Developing International Conventions

• Role of IMO and Flag States

• IMO Conventions by Ratification process, Establishment of Convention

• Maritime Laws

• Resolution-Introduction, Proposal and Adoption

• Tacit Acceptance in LL Convention

• IMO Circulars

• Implementing International Conventions

• Flag State Legislation-Implementation and Verification

• IMO's Conventions Safety, Pollution, Liability and Compensation, and related other subjects

• Key IMO Conventions

• SOLAS Convention 1974

• Contents of SOLAS

• Ship Certificates Documents under SOLAS

• Regulatory Surveys and Penalities

• Documents and Certificates to be carried on board

• Procedure to determine applicability of regulations to ships of different builds

• SOLAS Updates and Amendments

• MARPOL

• Sources and Effects of Marine Pollution

• MARPOL Convention

• MARPOL Annex I - Oil

• Application and Exemption

• Pumping out Bilges and During tank Cleaning

• Survey Requirements

• IOPP certificate and its duration and validity

• Requirements for Machinery spaces

• Oil fuel tank protection

• Standard Discharge Connections

• Oil Content MonitorBilge Alarm Monitor

• Bilge Oil Separator

• Oil Record Book Part I and Part 11

• PSC and Control of Operational Discharge of Oil

• Requirements for the cargo area of oil tankers

• Segregated Ballast Tanks (SBTs)

• Double hull and double bottom requirements for oil tankers (for tankers delivered on, before or after 6th July, 1996)

• Prevention of oil pollution from oil tankers carrying heavy grade oil as cargo

• Pump Room Bottom Protection

• Accidental Oil Outflow Performance

• Hypothetical Outflow of Oil from Tanker due to damage

• Limitations of size and arrangement of cargo tanks

• Intact Stability, Subdivisions and Damaged Stability

• Slop Tanks

• Pumping, Piping and Discharge Arrangements

• Systems and Arrangements

• Crude Oil Washing Requirements

• Equipment

• MARPOL Equipment List

• SOPEP

• Reception Facilities

• Pollution prevention- STS operations

• Requirements for the Antarctic

• MARPOL Annex II - NLS

• Categorization and Listing of Noxious Liquid Substances (NLS) and Other Substances

• Surveys

• Duration and validity of the Certificate

• Design, Construction, Arrangement and Equipment

• Procedures and Arrangements Manual (P & A Manual)

• Operational Discharges of residues of NLS

• Measures of control by port States

• Reception Facilities and Cargo unloading terminal arrangements

• Shipboard Marine Pollution Emergency Plan-SMPEP

• Discharge Criteria for Annex II

• MARPOL Annex III - IMDG Code

• Classification of IMDG Cargo

• Packing, Marking and Labeling

• Stowage of DG

• Dangerous Goods in Containers

• Documentation and other Regulations

• Port state control on operational requirements

• Summary of Annex III Regulations

• MARPOL Annex IV - Sewage

• Surveys and Issue of Certificate and validity - PSC Verification

• Equipment Sewage System

• Sewage Treatment Plant

• Discharge Criteria

• Reception facilities and holding tanks

• MARPOL Annex V - Garbage, PSC and operational requirements

• 1.0 International Treaties, Conventions, Protocols, Rules, Legislations and Regulations and Law of the Sea 1982 (UNCLOS)

• Accidental Oil Outflow Performance

• ACT-1976 as amended

• Application and Exemption

• Baseline and Internal Waters

• Bilge Oil Separator

• Categorization and Listing of Noxious Liquid Substances (NLS) and Other Substances

• Classification of IMDG Cargo

• Contents of SOLAS

• Continental shelf

• Crude Oil Washing Requirements

• Dangerous Goods in Containers

• Define International Straits

• Design, Construction, Arrangement and Equipment

• Developing International Conventions

• Discharge Criteria for Annex II

• Discharge Criteria

• Documentation and other Regulations

• Documents and Certificates to be carried on board

• Double hull and double bottom requirements for oil tankers (for tankers delivered on, before or after 6th July, 19%)

• Duration and validity of the Certificate

• Equipment Sewage System

• Equipment

• Exclusive Economic Zone

• Flag State Legislation-Implementation and Verification

• High seas

• Hypothetical Outflow of Oil from Tanker due to damage

• IMO Circulars

• IMO Conventions by Ratification process, Establishment of Convention

• IMO's Conventions Safety, Pollution, Liability and Compensation, and related other subjects

• Implementing International Conventions

• Intact Stability, Subdivisions and Damaged Stability

• International Maritime Organisation (IMO) 1948

• IOPP certificate and its duration and validity

• Key IMO Conventions

• Law of the sea (UNCLOS)

• Limitations of size and arrangement of cargo tanks

• Maritime Laws

• Maritime stakeholders

• MARPOL Annex I - Oil

• MARPOL Annex II - NLS

• MARPOL Annex III - IMDG code

• MARPOL Annex IV - Sewage

• MARPOL Annex V - Garbage, PSC and operational requirements

• MARPOL Convention

• MARPOL Equipment List

• MARPOL

• Measures of control by port States

• Method of adoption of International Regulations

• Oil Content MonitorBilge Alarm Monitor

• Oil fuel tank protection

• Oil Record Book Part I and Part 11

• Operational Discharges of residues of NLS

• Organs of the IMO

• OTHER MARITIME ZONES

• Packing, Marking and Labeling

• Pollution prevention- STS operations

• Port state control on operational requirements

• Prevention of oil pollution from oil tankers carrying heav.y grade oil as cargo

• Procedure to determine applicability of regulations to ships of different builds

• Procedures and Arrangements Manual (P & A Manual)

• PSC and Control of Operational Discharge of Oil

• Pump Room Bottom Protection

• Pumping out Bilges and During tank Cleaning

• Pumping, Piping and Discharge Arrangements

• Reception Facilities and Cargo unloading terminal arrangements

• Reception facilities and holding tanks

• Reception Facilities

• Regulatory Aspects

• Regulatory Surveys and Penalities

• Requirements for Machinery spaces

• Requirements for the Antarctic

• Requirements for the cargo area of oil tankers

• Resolution-Introduction, Proposal and Adoption

• Role of IMO and Flag States

• Segregated Ballast Tanks (SBTs)

• Sewage Treatment Plant

• Ship Certificates Documents under SOLAS

• Shipboard Marine Pollution Emergency Plan-SMPEP

• Slop Tanks

• SOLAS Convention 1974

• SOLAS Updates and Amendments

• SOPEP

• Sources and Effects of Marine Pollution

• Standard Discharge Connections

• Stowage of DG

• Summary of Annex Ill Regulations

• Survey Requirements

• Surveys and Issue of Certificate and validity - PSC Verification

• Surveys

• Systems and Arrangements

• Tacit Acceptance in LL Convention

• Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone

• Territorial Waters

• The Law of the Seas as implemented in India

• UNCLOS on Marine Pollution

• Application and Exception

• Placards, garbage management plans and garbage record-keeping

• Disposal of Garbage outside and within special areas

• Garbage Record Book

• MARPOL Annex VI - Air

• Definitions, Application and Exemptions

• Issue or endorsement of Certificates

• PSC detection of violations and enforcement

• Ozone-Depleting Substances

• Sulfur Oxides (SOX) and particulate matter

• Nitrogen Oxides (NOx)

• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)

• Shipboard Incineration

• Reception Facilities (2)

• Fuel Oil Availability and Quality

• Fuel Oil Supply Availability and Quality Requirements (FOSAR)

• Special Areas and PSSAs

• Introduction to Air Pollution in merchant ships

• Brief overview of Air Emissions

• Some methods to reduce Air Emissions

• SOX, Soot, smoke and particulate matter

• NOx

• Introduction to Regulations on prevention of Air Pollution from Ships

• Legislation

• Wash water criteria

• System Guidelines

• Emissions Monitoring

• EGC System Approval

• Possible ways for compliance

• Exhaust Gas Cleaning System Guidelines

• Energy Efficiency on ships

• Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI)

• Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP)

• Energy Efficiency Operational Indicator (EEOI)

• Energy Efficiency Calculations

• Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI) and the Carbon Intensity Indicator (Cll).

• Pollution Casualties and Criminalization of Seafarers

• Criminalization of Seafarers in Pollution Related Cases

• STCW 1978

• STCW Amendments

• Conventions on Maritime Safety

• LOAD LINE 1966

• Freeboard as related to Load Lines

• Tabular data for Freeboard

• Openings on the Deck and Sides of the Ship

• Stability Aspects for Ships Carrying

• Note on the load lines of Tankers

• International Convention on Load Lines, 1966

• Surveys and Markings

• Duration and Validity

• Control

• Regulations for Determining Load Lines (Annex 1 of the Convention)

• Some Important Definitions

• Load Line Mark

• Identification of the Assigning Authority and Details of Marking

• Conditions of Assignment of Freeboard

• Freeboards

• Corrections

• Super structures

• Trunks

• Deduction for Superstructures and Trunks

• Sheer

• Minimum Bow Height

• Minimum Freeboard

• Loadline Surveys

• LOADLINE Amendments

• CSC 1972

• SAR 1979

• SIJA 1988

• COLREG 1972

• Conventions on Prevention of Marine Pollution- Liability claims and compensations - IMO instruments

• LLMC Convention

• CLC Convention

• Fund Convention- IOPC funds

• HNS funds Convention

• Bunker Convention 2001

• OPRC Convention

• Nairobi Wreck Removal Convention 2007

• AFS Convention

• Dumping Convention

• Intervention Convention

• BWM Convention

• BWM 2004

• Ballast Water Management

• Procedures and Arrangement Manual

• BWM - Possible Treatment Methods

• Ballast Water Treatment Process--Filtration

• Ballast Water Treatment Process--Chemical Disinfection

• Ballast Water Treatment Process--Physical Disinfection

• BWTTechnologies

• Other Conventions

• TONNAGE 1969

• Some important definitions (2)

• Basic Philosophy of Tonnage Computation

• Tonnage Computation

• Application of the International Convention on Tonnage Measurement of Ships

• Some Comments on Tonnage Measurements - Copy

• Some Comments on Tonnage Measurements

• TONNAGE Amendments

• FAL Convention

• IMO Codes

• IBC code 1983

• IGC code 1983

• LSA code 1998

• FSS code 2000

• ISPS code 2002

• IMDG code 2002

• CASUALTY INVESTIGATION Code 2008

• IS code 2008

• IMSBC code 2008

• FTP code 2010

• ESP code 2011

• NOISE code 2014

• RO code 2015

• IGF code 2015

• IMO Instruments Implementation (III) Code 2016

• International Institutions

• BIMCO

• IACS

• IAPH

• ICS

• IFSMA

• IMB

• IMAREST

• INTERMANAGER

• INTERCARGO

• INTERTANKO

• ISF

• ITF

• OCIMF

• SIGTTO

• WHO

• World Shipping Council

• Knowledge of National Regulations- Indian Merchant Shipping Act

• Certain Important definitions under MS ACT

• Registration of Ships

• About Registration of Ships

• Why Registration

• What is a Ship Registry

• Selecting a Flag State

• Explain (FOC) flags of convenience

• The Registration Process

• Registration Requirements of Various Flag States

• Registration of Ships in India

• Documents Required for Change of Flag

• Resources

• Engagement, discharge and management of crew

• Manning Scales and Certifications

• Certificates of Officers

• Basic Entitlements of seamen and apprentices

• Contracts of employment, wages and other remuneration, advances, allotments, payment into bank accounts

• Descriptions, deceased seamen, engagement of substitutes

• Repatriation, assisting and repatriating Indian seamen distressed abroad

• On Board Complaints Procedures

• The official log book and the law relating to entries

• Entries required to be made in Official log books

• Offences relating to misconduct, to endangering ship and against persons on board

• Discipline and treatment of disciplinary offences

• Civil liability for certain offences

• Trade disputes involving seamen

• The official log book entries and records in freeboard draft and allowances

• Crew accommodation

• Hygiene of the ship and welfare of the crew

• Outline knowledge of the regulations relating to medical stores Inspection and reports

• Fresh water and provisions

• Procedures in cases of infectious disease, illness or accidents.

• Maritime Declaration of health

• Port health Requirements

• International agreements and measures to prevent the spread of disease by shipping

• The safety of the ship, crew and passengers

• Some important provisions with respect to Safety

• Unseaworthy and Unsafe Ships

• Assistance of vessels in distress and salvage

• Master's duties in the case of collision or any other accident Collecting Evidences Lodging Protests Inquires and Investigation

• Duties of Master after collision

• Certain Miscellaneous Provisions in MS ACT

• 1.3.1 Method of adoption of National Regulations

• 3.5 Ship inspections for first entry into Indian flag

• 2.0 Quality and Safety Management

• ISO 9001-2015, Ship board internal audit – Total Quality Management

• Quality, Quality Assurance and QA in Shipping

• Quality

• Quality Assurance

• QA Systems and Standards

• Vision, Mission, Policy and Strategy

• QA System at Work

• Importance of Reporting

• Cost of Quality

• QA in Shipping

• Resources (2)

• TQM-Total quality management

• Managing an Expanding Fleet

• Significance of Reporting

• Responsibility for Quality Assurance

• Well managed Fleet

• Explain that the technique facilitates the establishment of a management system that enables organizational growth through a framework for continuous improvement

• It also helps individuals to acquire the commitment, knowledge and skills to improve his or her own work within an enabling environment

• ISM code 1998

• Requirements of ISM Code

• Scope of ISM code

• Responsibilities and Authority

• Resources and Personnel

• Shipboard Operations and Emergencies

• Maintenance

• Documentation and Auditing

• Certification

• ISM Amendments

• Implementation of ISM Code? Chief Engineer's responsibilities

• Safety Management System (SMS)

• Concepts of Safety Management

• Superintendent's Role in Safety Management

• Key components of Safety Management

• Importance of Addressing Non-conformity

• Reports and Analysis

• How to Analyze and Rectify Non-conformity

• Human Element

• Shipboard internal audits

• Types of Audit – 1st, 2nd and 3rd Party explained with case studies

• Auditing Techniques Planning – Preparation – Performance – Reporting and Follow-up – Close OutsAuditing Techniques: Planning – Preparation – Performance – Reporting and Follow-up – Close Outs Learning objectives: After reading this to

• Writing Audit Findings as Audit Reports including accidents, incidents and hazardous occurrences

• Corrective and Preventive Action and being able to identify Major and Minor Non-Conformance and Observations

• Requirements to become a Lead Auditor for Quality, Safety, Environmental and Security Management Systems

• Safe Working Practice

• Classification societies and their functions

• Classification Society

• Assigning Class Notation

• Assignment, maintenance, suspension and withdrawal of Class

• Change of Class Requirements

• Classification societies and their functions Resources

• Ship Stability

• 4.1 Ship stability- during drydocking

• 4.2 Damage stability during flooding and grounding. Counter measures to be taken.

• Damage Stability Basics

• Effect of Damage(hull rupture)

• Post-damage Scenario

• Corrective Action

• Salvage

• Scope of Stability Verification

• Bilging of Compartments

• Effect of Bilging

• List due to Bilging

• Permeability

• 4.3 Recommendation on Intact stability for Passenger and Cargo ships (IMO Intact Stability Code 2008)

• Precautions against capsizing

• Intact and Damage Stability Criteria for Passenger and Cargo Ships

• Stability Information Available in Hydrostatic Tables

• Severe Wind and Weather Heeling Criteria

• Heel while turning

• Parametric Rolling

• 4.4 Probabilistic method of damage stability assessment

• External Information

• References

• External Links

• Downloads

• 5.0 Casualty Investigation

• Implementation, Control and Coordination of Casualties

• Reporting to IMO of marine safety investigations and marine casualties and incidents

• Applicable IMO instruments on casualty matters

• Conducting Casualty Investigation

• Investigation

• Investigation - Bulk Carriers Structural Damage

• Investigation

• Investigation - Collisions

• Investigation - Fires

• Investigation - Groundings

• Investigation Propulsion or Steering Failure

• Investigation-Personnel Injuries

• Investigation, Analysis, Report and Conclusion

• 6.0 Official log books and procedures relating to entries

• 6.1 Legislation requirements

• Log Book as the Official Record of Trips made by a Ship

• Log book as a legal document and official channel of communication between the master and the administration

• Legislation requirements regarding upkeep of logbook and entries to be made

• 7.0 Monitor and control Compliance with legislative requirements

• 7.1 Measures to ensure safety of life at sea and protection of the marine environment

• 7.2 Knowledge of international maritime law in international agreements and conventions

• 7.3 Regard shall be paid especially to the following subjects

• 7.3.1 Certificates and documents to be carried onboard as required by international conventions, how to obtain and their validity period

• 7.3.2 Responsibilities under requirements of the International Convention on Load Lines

• 7.3.3 Responsibilities under the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea

• 7.3.4 Responsibilities under the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships

• 7.3.5 Knowledge of national legislation for implementing international agreements and conventions

• 7.3.6 Chief Engineer's role in Tanker Vetting and SIRE Inspections

• 7.3.6.1 TMSA Procedures and Bulk Carrier Structural Inspections (RIGHTSHIP Programme)

• Bulk Carrier Structural Inspection

• 7.3.6.2 Marine environment awareness Model course

• 7.3.7 Ship inspections for Charter Party requirements

• 8.0 Ship security system

• 8.1 Piracy threat and anti piracy measures

• 8.2 Current Industry best management practices (from ICS)

• 8.3 IMB, PRC, UKMTO, MSCHOA and BMP as per MSC Circulars

• 8.4 Guidelines Provided by Indian Authorities

• 9.0 World Health Organisation and International Labour Organisation

• 9.1 International Health Regulation 2005 and Ship Sanitation Control Certificate and Exemption Certificate

• 9.2 Maritime declaration of health

• 9.3 WHO's Guidelines for Drinking Water Quality

• 9.4 Maritime Labor Convention 2006

• Working hours

• Condition of employment

• Food, Accommodation and Recreation

• Health protection

• Complaints and Enforcement

• Flag state responsibilities

• Port State Responsibilities

• Labor-Supplying responsibilities

• Occupational Health and Safety

• Compliance and enforcement of the Convention

• Implementation of MLC 2006 – Chief Engineer’s responsibilities

• 10.0 Ship surveys and inspections for port state control flag state control Various MOUs and their salient features.

• Flag State Control

• Define the Duties of a Flag State

• Explain the role of the Flag State

• Flag State responsibilities as defined by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) and The International Shipping Federation (ISF)

• Port State Control

• Understanding Port State Control

• Port State Control (PSC)

• Regional Memoranda Of Understanding

• Targeting

• PSC Inspections

• Priority Inspection

• Expanded Inspection

• Initial Inspection

• Clear Grounds

• In-depth Inspection

• Security Inspection

• Detailed Inspections by PSC

• Machinery Spaces

• Life-Saving Appliances (LSA) Fire Safety and Others

• Guidelines for Discharge Requirements under Annexes I and II which may be Examined for Compliance by the PSCO

• Guidelines for Control of Operational Requirements

• Control under the provisions of MARPOL and STCW

• Guidelines for Port State Control Related to the ISM Code

• Action Taken Codes used by the PSCO subsequent to an Inspection and Voyage Permission

• Contravention and Detention

• Guidelines for Detention of Ship

• BanningDetention Orders and Appeal

• Port State Inspection- Precautions Preventive measures by Ship Staff

• Preparing for Inspections

• General Checklist

• Reduce the risk of detention--Classification Recommendation, ISM SECA related deficiencies

• Detainable Deficiency

• Continuous survey of machinery and other methods of machinery surveys

• Continuous survey of hull and other methods of hull surveys

• Different surveys

• Overview of Surveys

• Initial Survey

• Annual Survey

• Intermediate survey

• Periodic Survey

• Renewal Survey

• Harmonized System of Ship Survey and Certification

• More on Surveys and Summary

• List of certificates required on board ship relating to harmonized system of survey and certification

• CE-Survey and Inspection

• Some Practical Issues

• Enhanced special survey programs(ESP)

• Ship Operations and Commercial Legal Aspects

• Charter party, and role of Chief Engineer in compliance of charter

• Bill of Lading

• More on Chartering and Charter party

• General Principles of Marine Insurance

• Marine Insurance -Hull and Machinery Cargo

• Institute Time Clauses -Overview

• Warranties in Marine Insurance

• Hague and Visby on Cargo

• York-Antwerp Rules

• Overview of GA

• Rights of contribute in GA

• Constructive Total Loss, Third Party and Contractual liabilities

• P and I Clubs, Principles of Protection and Indemnity Insurance

• RISKS COVERED by P & I Clubs

• Marine Pollution Covers

• Marine Salvage and the law

• Marine salvage process and Classification of salvage

• International Convention on Salvage 1989 and Lloyd's Standard Form of Salvage (LOF 2000)

• SCOPIC 'Special Compensation P & I Club' Clause

• Your Role as CEO in Insurance

• A brief on Handling Claims

• A brief on Pollution Covers and Certification

• Emergency Preparedness Response

• Regulatory Requirements

• Evaluating Emergency Services

• Study of emergency and damage control plans

• Ship Response Plan

• Company Response Plan

• Planning Emergency Response

• An accident

• Accident Reporting

• Emergency Preparendess Resources

• Human Resource Management Aspects

• 17.0 Human Relations and Modern Management Principles

• 17.1 Organizational Behaviour

• Understanding the Individual

• Human nature What We Do

• Individual Output and Needs

• Understanding Yourself

• Understand how Perceived Behavior of Organization and how Individual is Influenced

• Perceived Behavior of the Organization by the Customers

• Perceived behavior of the Organization by the Employees

• Methods by which the behavior of members of organization are constrained and influenced

• Constraining and Influencing Behavior

• Nature of Information and Communication in Relation to Organization and their Environment

• Organizational Communication

• Shipping Company Communications

• Onboard Communications

• Types and Nature of Conflicts in Organizations

• Understanding the Conflict Theories

• Conflict Behavior, Conflict Management, and Conflict Resolution

• At Sea Conflict, Stress and Harassment

• Stress and Fatigue Management

• How to Cope with Stress

• Nurture Yourself

• Prioritize and Organize

• Be practical

• Fatigue Management

• Understanding Fatigue

• Incidents on Board

• Causes of Fatigue

• Effects of Fatigue

• How can you Protect Yourself from the Onset of Fatigue

• What Rules and Regulations are in Place to Prevent and Deal with Fatigue

• Case Study - Hours of Rest

• Eliminating Shipboard Bullying and Harassment

• Causes and Sources of Conflict

• Conflict Management Strategies

• Learning to Resolve Conflict

• Influence of Human Factors in Systems

• Human factors and Ergonomics

• Human Factors Liable to Affect the Operation of Ships

• Awareness and Appreciation of Cross and Multi Cultural Aspects of man Management on Board

• Culture, Social interaction and Stereotypes

• Cultural Awareness (CA)

• Conceptual model of Cultural Awareness

• Recommended Measures

• Managing the Crew Onboard

• 17.2 Work Load Management

• Planning and coordination

• Allocation of Resources

• Time and Resource Constraints

• Prioritization

• 17.3 Effective resource management

• Allocation of Resources (2)

• Effective communication onboard and ashore

• Communication is Understanding

• Types of Communication

• Interpersonal Communication

• Importance of Feedback

• Is Feedback Necessary

• Formal and Informal Feedback

• External and internal communication on board

• Case Study Informal Feedback

• Decisions reflect consideration of team experience

• Assertiveness and leadership, including motivation

• Assertiveness

• Assertiveness vs Aggressiveness

• Body language

• Three parts of effective assertive communication

• Dealing with problems assertively

• Being assertive amidst a problem

• Being assertive amidst a grief

• Being assertive amidst a conflict

• Motivation

• Ways of Motivation

• Advantages of Motivation

• Leadership

• Characteristics of a Leader

• Leadership Skills

• Acquiring Leadership Skills

• 17.4 Obtaining and maintaining situation awareness

• Situational Awareness

• Process of Developing Situational Awareness

• Barriers to Situational Awareness

• Loss of Situation Awareness

• Human Error and SHELL model

• SHELL Model for HRM

• Errors and Error Chains

• Domino Theory

• The Reason's model

• Multiple cause theory

• What are the causes of accidents

• Recovering and Getting Back the Situational Awareness

• Conclusion

• Case Study Human Element

• 17.5 Decision-making techniques

• Decision Making Process

• Story of John

• Process of Decision Making

• Four Types of Decision Makers

• Situation and Risk Assessment

• Risk Management

• IMO and Regulatory Requirements

• FSA - Risk management Steps

• Hazards Identification

• ALARP and the Risk Management Process

• Techniques for risk assessment and analysis

• Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)

• Event Tree Analysis (ETA)

• Integration of FTA and ETA The Bow Tie Model

• Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)

• Risk Assessment for the Engineroom

• Risk-Based Decision-Making Process

• Decision Making and Self-Control

• Risk Management (2)

• Managing Risk

• Regulatory Requirements (2)

• Assessing Risk

• Risk Assessment Methods

• Risk Assessment for the Engineroom (2)

• Risk assessment prior commencement of work.

• Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control

• ALARP - As Low As Reasonably Practicable

• Examples of Risk Assessment

• Situation and workplace environment

• Evaluate the situation

• Understanding Emergencies

• Planning Emergency Response (2)

• Identify and consider generated options

• Broadening the option by tapping into others’ creativity

• story of MV HAPPY CARRIER

• Selecting course of action

• PDCA cycle the Happy Carrier story continues

• Evaluation of outcome effectiveness

• Exercise on Outcome Effectiveness and Correction

• Structured Decision making framework

• 17.6 Prevention of Human Error

• Reasons for Human Error

• Corrective Actions

• Error Pyramid and HFACS

• 17.7 Development, implementation, and oversight of standard operating procedures

• Implementation and oversight of SOP

• ISMSOP Procedures

• Training Manual and Training Aids

• Instructions for onboard maintenance

• Muster List and Emergency Instructions

• 17.8 Crisis Management onboard ships

• Crisis Management and Emergency Response

• Crisis management training

• Human behaviour in crisis

• Processing Information during Crisis

• Why do you react the way you do

• Communication in crisis

• Crisis and crew response in passenger ships

• Leadership in crisis in a passenger ship

• 4 behaviors for leaders to manage a crisis

• 17.9 Importance of emergency drills

• 17.9.1 Emergency drills and exercises

• 17.9.2 Examining Value of training and drills

• 17.9.3 Learning from Drills

• 17.9.4 Substandard Drills

• 18.0 Leadership and managerial skills

• 18.1 Leadership onboard

• Motivating Teams

• Motivation for performance

• Teamwork and leadership

• Groups and Teams

• Team Effectiveness and Delegation

• Assertive leadership

• Strategies for assertiveness

• Assertiveness vs Aggressiveness (2)

• Body language (2)

• Three parts of assertive communication

• Personality Development

• Psychoanalysis and Trait Theory

• Personality Tests and Types

• Study of the Personality development and its purposes

• 19.0 Training of trainers- Chief Engineer as trainer for engine room staff

• 19.1 Regulatory Requirements

• 19.2 Training organization for seafarers

• 19.2.1 Familiarization Training

• 19.3 Discipline on board and counselling

• 19.4 Communication process

• 19.5 House keeping, safety and hygiene

• 19.5.1 Crew Wellness

• Coping up with stress

• Fatigue and Management

• 19.6 Need analysis and development

• 19.7 Motivation

• 19.8 Mentoring

• 19.9 Role of a Chief Engineer for onboard training

• 20.0 Performance Appraisal

• 20.1 Need for appraisal and its challenges

• 20.2 Behavioral competency and measurement

• 20.3 Appraisal Methodology- an example

• 20.4 Appraisal of shipboard staff

• 21.0 Best Practices in Crewing

• Technical Management Aspects

• Inventory management

• Fundamentals of Inventories

• More on Inventories

• Spares, stores - quantity of inventory, 'Lead Time' safety stock when to re-order spares or stores, Explain formula ROP = SSQ + (QUD x ALD

• Calculating bunker requirements and maintaining the level Inventory of Fuel oil

• Inventory of lubricating oils, including low BN cylinder oil for low sulfur fuel

• Management of Quality of the above by Treatment of Fuels and Lubricants

• Storage and Handling

• Centrifuging and preparation

• Case studies

• Management Information Systems (MIS)

• Computer System resources

• Importance of Information Systems

• Approaches to Information Systems

• Role of Information Systems

• Information System in Decision Making

• Decision Support system and expert system

• Types of decision support systems

• Expert Systems

• Introduction to Cyber Security

• Cyber Security Threats

• Cyber Security Risks

• Intro to Cyber Security for the Shipping Industry

• Records-Interpretation of Data from Monitoring Equipment

• Record making, keeping and its interpretation for ER operation maintenance

• Chief Engineer's Standing Orders

• Entries in Oil Record Book(ORB)

• Other records as per MARPOL requirements

• Economizing of fuel consumption

• Diesel Engine Efficiencies and Power Ratings

• Power in Diesel Engines a theoretical overview

• Compression Ratios of Diesel Engines

• Engine Dimensions

• Mean Piston Speed

• Engine Weight

• Selection of the working cycle

• Propulsive characteristics of DES including speed, output and fuel consumption

• Performance Evaluation

• Trials of Diesel Propelling Machinery

• Other Tests

• Main propulsion performance and data

• Output measurement

• Presentation of Test result

• Compatibility of Engine Output when coupled with Propeller

• Bunker management and Current version of ISO 8217 fuel standards

• Fuels and Combustion

• Categories and Specifications

• Combustion

• Injection pressure and viscosity

• ISO 8217 fuel standards

• Use of low sulfur fuel

• Potential use of Bio fuels in Shipping

• Alternate Fuels

• Duel Fuel Engine with LNG and Change over procedures

• ALCAP?Alfa Laval Purifier

• Engine Load Diagrams

• Budgeting

• Cost Value Analysis

• Fixed, Variable and Mixed Costs

• Voyage expenses

• Drydock and repair cost analysis

• Down time realization

• More on Budget

• Importance of a Budget

• Types of Budget

• Budgetary Control

• Budget Preparation

• Budget Monitoring

• Budget Variance

• Superintendent's Responsibility

• Resources BUDGETING

• Latest Technical Developments

• Practical electricity and electronics

• Design Features of High-Voltage Installations

• Generation and Distribution of High Voltage on Ships

• Basics

• High Voltage(HV) Applications

• Electric Propulsion System

• General

• System Overview

• Synchro-converters

• Cyclo-conveners

• Functional, Operational and Safety Requirements for a Marine High Voltage System

• High-voltage Installations

• Preliminary Operations Manual

• Installation and Arrangements of HV equipment

• Safety Requirements of High Voltage System

• Safety requirements while working on the high voltage systems

• Assigning Qualified Personnel to Carry out Maintenance and Repair of High-Voltage Switchgear of Various Types

• High Voltage System Advantages

• Advantages of an Insulated System

• High Voltage Circuit Breakers

• Circuit Breaker Control Circuits

• Working of Circuit Breaker

• Closing Control Scheme of Circuit Breaker

• Troubleshooting of Closing Scheme of CB

• Circuit Breaker Tripping Scheme

• Trip Circuit Supervision(CB-ON)

• Trip Circuit Supervision(CB-OFF)

• SF6 Circuit Breaker

• Properties of SF6 gas and Working of SF6 breakers

• Advantages and Disadvantages

• Vacuum Circuit Breaker

• Vacuum Circuit Breaker(VCB) Arrangement per Phase and Arc Quenching

• Vaccum Circuit Breaker Advantages and Disadvantages

• Sulfur Hexafluoride (text{SF}_6) and vacuum circuit breakers

• SF_6 and vacuum circuit breakers for high voltage application

• Arc sustaining and quenching methods

• High Voltage Cable

• Cable Material and Installation

• Maintenance of Cables

• High Voltage Fuses

• Remedial Action Necessary during Faults in a High-Voltage System

• Switching Strategy for Isolating Components of a High Voltage System

• Selection of Suitable Apparatus for Isolation and Testing of High Voltage Equipment

• Switching and Isolation Procedure on a Marine High-voltage System with Safety Documentation

• Performance of Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index on High-Voltage Equipment

• Socket and Plug

• Electrical Propulsion

• Concept of Electrical Propulsion

• Advantages and disadvantages of electrical propulsion system

• Principles of Electrical Propulsion Systems

• COGES-Co generation system - propulsion system

• Comparison with Diesel Electric

• Case Study

• Electric Drive (Integrated Power System)

• Synchronous motor for electrical propulsion

• Speed control by varying the frequency (Pulse Width Modulation)

• Azipod propulsion systems-Explanation with sketches

• Azipod Propulsion - Azimuthing Electric Propulsion Drive

• AZIPOD ELECTRIC PROPULSION

• Diesel - Electric Propulsion

• Next - Generation Azipod Propulsion System

• PROBLEMS OF HANDLING SHIPS EQUIPPED WITH AZIPOD PROPULSION SYSTEMS

• Azimuth Propellers

• Advantages, Disadvantages of AZIPODs and Design Consequences

• Maneuvering Characteristics of AZIPODs Equipped Vessels

• Problems with the Operation and Operational Limitations

• Training Requirements

• Discussions on maintenance requirement for such arrangement

• Typical Defects Likely to Happen in Electrical Devices and their Causes

• Megger

• Periodicity of the maintenance procedures

• Future of electrical ship propulsion system

• Electric propulsion systems with use of electromagnetic propulsion

• Linear Propulsion

• Fuel Cell Propulsion System

• Emerging Battery Technologies

• Risks and Loss Prevention

• ENGINE DEVELOPMENTS

• Camshaft-less main engines and other diesel engine developments

• Electronic Governor

• Electronically Controlled Intelligent Engine

• Common rail system for fuel injection

• Control system for the camshaft less engines

• Controlling Emissions

• Primary control

• Secondary control

• Wet Scrubbers

• Overview

• Water Emulsification ? NOx reduction 20-50%

• Direct Water Injection (DWI)

• Other interesting facts

• New developments in tribology and its practices

• Basics of Lubrication

• Lubricants, types of Lubricants and Lubrication

• Challenges in Lubrication of diesel engine

• Friction, Wear and Lubrication in Marine Equipment

• Friction, Wear and Lubrication in Rolling Bearings

• Friction, Wear and Lubrication in Journal Bearings

• Friction, Wear and Lubrication in Gears

• Development in Cylinder Lubricating System

• Alpha cylindrical lubricator system explained

• Alpha Adaptive Cylinder Oil Control

• Propulsion system developments - discussion and explanation about the developments like contra rotating propellers, wake equalizing ducts, cavity system of propulsion, waterjet propulsion, el

• Contra Rotating Propellers (CRP)

• Theory of Contra Rotating Propellers (CRP)

• CRP Advantages and Disadvantages

• Reduction in Fuel Consumption by using CRP

• Appendages and Methods to improve efficiency

• Wake Equalizing Ducts

• Cavity System of Propulsion

• Water Jet Propulsion

• PTOPTI System in Diesel Electric Propulsion

• Overview (2)

• Renewable Energy to Power Ships

• Solar and Wind Powered Ships

• Using Renewable Energy for Greener Shipping

• Marine Solar Power System

• Harnessing Wind and Solar Power Concept

• Fuel Cell Propulsion

• Fuel cell systems for ships

• Types of Fuel cell

• Hydrogen and Fuel Cell

• References (2)

• Acknowledgement