Offshore Support Vessel Operation
To enhance Safety on Offshore Support Vessels teaching new employees offshore terminology and safety during the anchor handling, supply and cable laying operations.
| Courses | Duration | Participants | Language |
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3 days | 6 prs | Eng / Ukr |
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3 days | 6 prs | English |
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3 days | 6 prs | English |
Contents
- Company procedures
- Workplace instructions
- Basic knowledge in vessel layout
- Basic knowledge in vessel equipment
- Scope of work
- Types of cargo and cargo systems
- Anchor-handling equipment
- Lifting techniques when handling heavy equipment
- Man - handling gear on deck
- Safe practices when using Shark Jaws
- Safety when working with cables
Objective
- To have personnel join the vessels with knowledge sufficient to enable them to work safely and efficiently onboard the vessels
- Furthermore, to give the inexperienced personnel basic knowledge of the design, scope of work and especially of the safety aspects related to offshore support vessels, including anchor handling, cargo handling and cable-laying vessels
- To provide an introduction to Company policies
- Give a general introduction to offshore support vessels, design and scope of work
- Become familiar with the safety aspects related to these types of ship
- To handle and inspect wires, chains and related equipment properly
- How to practice safety when working with Shark Jaws
- How to practice safety during anchor handling, cargo handling, towing operations and cable laying
