TBT501 Tanker Basic Safety Training - Oil and Chemical

Program Overview

The TBT501 Tanker Basic Safety Training program equips maritime personnel with the knowledge and skills to safely operate oil and chemical tankers. Aligned with international standards, the program covers cargo handling, tanker design, pollution prevention, emergency response, and safety management systems.

Program Outline

TBT501 Tanker Basic Safety Training - Oil and Chemical:

Degree Overview:

Upon successful completion, students receive an NMIT Record of Achievement in Basic Safety Training for Oil and Chemical Cargo Operations, enabling them to safely perform Watch-keeper duties on tankers.

Objectives:

• Contribute to safe cargo operation of oil and chemical tankers.
• Prevent hazards associated with tanker operations.
• Apply occupational health and safety measures specific to tanker operations.
• Respond effectively to emergencies on tanker vessels.
• Prevent environmental pollution from oil and chemical spills.

Program Description:

The program offers a comprehensive curriculum covering various aspects of tanker safety, including:

• Tanker design and construction: Gain insights into the specific features and functionalities of tankers.
• Emergency response: Develop skills and knowledge to respond effectively to various emergencies on tankers, including fires, explosions, and leaks.
• First aid: Acquire basic first aid skills relevant to maritime emergencies.

Outline:

Course Schedule:

The course runs from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm each day for five consecutive days.

Individual Modules:

The program comprises several modules covering various aspects of tanker safety:

• Module 3: Tanker Design and Construction: Explores the specific design features and construction aspects of tankers.
• Module 5: Emergency Response: Equips participants with knowledge and skills to respond effectively to various emergencies on tankers.
• Module 6: Safety Management Systems: Introduces safety management systems implemented on tankers and their importance in maintaining safe operations.
• Module 7: First Aid: Covers basic first aid skills relevant to maritime emergencies.

Assessment:

The practical assessment tests participants' ability to apply their knowledge and skills in simulated real-world scenarios.

Assessment criteria:

• Knowledge and understanding: Demonstrating a thorough grasp of the key concepts and principles covered throughout the program.
• Application of skills: Applying theoretical knowledge to practical situations and addressing challenges effectively.
• Problem-solving abilities: Analyzing situations, identifying potential hazards, and implementing appropriate solutions to ensure safe operations.

Teaching:

Unique teaching approaches:

• Case studies: Discussing real-world incidents to analyze causes, identify lessons learned, and improve future decision-making.
• Simulations: Participating in simulated exercises to practice responses to various emergency scenarios and develop effective decision-making skills.
• Group discussions and presentations: Engaging in interactive learning and knowledge-sharing through collaborative activities.

Careers:

Graduates of this program are equipped with essential knowledge and skills to pursue various careers in the maritime industry, including:

• Tanker officer: Responsible for safe cargo operations, navigation, and overall vessel management.
• Tanker rating: Assists with cargo operations, maintains equipment, and performs various duties under the supervision of officers.
• Marine safety officer: Ensures compliance with safety regulations and implements safety management systems on board.
• Pollution prevention officer: Develops and implements strategies to prevent pollution from vessel operations.

Others:

• The program is recognized internationally, aligning with the STCW Code requirements.
• Participants receive an NMIT Record of Achievement in Basic Safety Training for Oil and Chemical Cargo Operations upon successful completion.
• Graduates are well-equipped to contribute to a safe and sustainable maritime industry.