After attending this training, the participants should be familiar with the operation, preventative maintenance, and troubleshooting of the OWS units.

The expected outcome of this course is for the participants to be familiar on the operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of oil mist detector on board ships.

After attending this course, trainees have knowledge to operate, analyze and trouble shoot alarms, dissect system layouts (such as piping, cargo pumps, tank cleaning washing machine, gauging system) and monitor console. These include power supply, power startup and other related items associated with oil discharge monitoring and control systems.

After this training, the trainees should be able to identify early signs of motor failure and corresponding corrective actions and maintenance.

The course will enable the trainees to understand the basic theories of heat transfer, main components of refrigeration systems as well as the cooling arrangements in provision rooms and cargo spaces.

The training focuses on the operational procedures and parameters of the main and auxiliary machineries.

After attending this training, the trainees are familiar with the safe control and management of high voltage systems on board ships as per Table A-III/2 , AIII/1, A-III/6, and A-III/7 of the STCW Code.

The course will train the participants to demonstrate operational skills for oil tanker operations, carry out procedures for handling oil products namely loading, discharging, topping up, stripping and tank clearing.

After attending this training, the participants are able to demonstrate operational skills for chemical tanker operations using the liquid cargo handling simulator.