Marine Engineering - STCW Able Seafarer Engine
Nelson , New Zealand
Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
3 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Marine Engineering | Naval Architecture | Marine Technology
Area of study
Engineering
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
The Marine Engineering - STCW Able Seafarer Engine program at NMIT is a 17-week program designed to prepare students for roles as Able Seafarers in the maritime industry. The program covers a wide range of topics, including engine operation and maintenance, health and safety, pollution prevention, electrical engineering, and watchkeeping. Graduates are eligible to apply for their STCW Certification of Competency.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Program Name:
Marine Engineering - STCW Able Seafarer Engine (NMIT)
Level:
4
Length:
17 weeks full-time
Total Credits:
60
- Develop the skills and knowledge to work as an Able Seafarer Engine.
Outline:
Content:
- Covers a wide range of topics including engine operation and maintenance, health and safety, pollution prevention, electrical engineering, and watchkeeping.
Structure:
- Consists of six courses: > STCW Basic Safety Training (SBT311) > Able Seafarer Maintenance and Repair (ABD414) > Able Seafarer Health, Safety and Pollution Prevention (ABD415) > Able Seafarer Engine Watchkeeping (ABE411) > Able Seafarer Engine Operations (ABE412) > Able Seafarer Electrical (ABE413)
Modules:
STCW Basic Safety Training:
- Personal Survival Techniques
- Fire Prevention and Firefighting
- Elementary First Aid
- Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities
Able Seafarer Maintenance and Repair:
- Introduction to Marine Engineering
- Marine Engineering Systems and Equipment
- Maintenance and repair of marine engines
- Troubleshooting marine engineering problems
Able Seafarer Health, Safety and Pollution Prevention:
- Health and safety on board ships
- Environmental regulations and pollution prevention
- Risk assessment and mitigation
- Occupational health and hygiene
Able Seafarer Engine Watchkeeping:
- Watchkeeping principles and procedures
- Bridge resource management
- Machinery and equipment operation
- Emergency response
Able Seafarer Engine Operations:
- Engine room operations and maintenance
- Marine engine troubleshooting and repair
- Diesel engine principles
- Auxiliary systems operation
Able Seafarer Electrical:
- Marine electrical systems
- Electrical equipment maintenance and repair
- Basic principles of electrical theory
Assessment:
Assessment Methods:
- A combination of assignments, exams, and practical assessments.
Assessment Criteria:
- Demonstrated understanding of the course material
- Ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios
- Proficiency in marine engineering skills
Teaching:
Teaching Methods:
- Lectures, tutorials, practical sessions, and online learning.
Faculty:
- Experienced and qualified marine engineers.
Unique Approaches:
- Use of industry-standard simulation equipment.
- Emphasis on hands-on experience and practical skills development.
Careers:
Potential Career Paths:
- Marine Engineering Officer
- Engine Room Crew
- Ship Superintendent
Opportunities:
- Work on a variety of ships and vessels.
- Travel the world.
- Job opportunities are expected to increase in the coming years.
Other:
- This program is part of Te Pūkenga, New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology.
- Students have the option to study full-time or part-time.
- Graduates are eligible to apply for their STCW Certification of Competency.
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