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Certificate III in Marine Operations

Certificate III in Marine Operations

Accredited course
National Code:
10676ACT
State Code:
9522
TGA Status:
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
24/05/2001
Field of Education
031799 - Maritime Engineering And Technology, N.e.c.
AQF Level
Certificate III in
Nominal Hours
612
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Initial Vocational (3100 - 3600)
Accredited Date
17/06/1999
Expiry Date
01/01/2002
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description

To equip new entrants to the maritime industry with practical skills and competence in general shipboard operations consistent with their duties on modern merchant vessels.

To enable new entrants to the maritime industry to adapt with confidence to the demands and opportunities of a team approach to shipboard operations.

To provide a pathway for ratings intending to pursue a career as a watchkeeping officer with foundation studies in relevant disciplines.

To provide a system of formally recognising the skills and knowledge brought by new entrants to the industry.

To provide a system of formally recognising the skills and knowledge of those already in the industry through the recognition of prior learning.

To raise the level of professionalism of Australian seafaring personnel.

On completion of the course, the students has:

* A basic knowledge of, and skills in, watchkeeping, general shipboard operations and maintenance.

* A firm basis for further development of knowledge and skills in practical work situations under supervision on board a vessel. Developed skills and understanding relevant to the acceptance of individual responsibility for tasks, and for operating as part of a team on board a vessel.

* A commitment to safe, effective working practices.

* An appropriate knowledge of rules, regulation and other relevant codes governing work on board a vessel

Schedule
1. CORE

All modules listed below must be completed satisfactorily to gain this qualification. Please check the outline of the modules listed below for their pre-requisites.

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
57173 CMO010 Ancillary Machinery Systems 41 Module
57157 CMO005 Deck Machinery 21 Module
57169 CMO007 Firefighting & First Aid 53 Module
86684 NBB007 Hand and Power Tools 36 Module
86683 NBB006 Machining 36 Module
57172 CMO009 Main Propulsion 35 Module
57156 CMO004 Marine Rigging Technology 49 Module
86690 NF001 Mmaw 1 Manual Metal Arc Welding 1 36 Module
57153 CMO001 Overview of the Shipping Industry 43 Module
57154 CMO002 Shipboard Management & Procedures 49 Module
57155 CMO003 Ships Maintenance 43 Module
57170 CMO008 Survival Craft 35 Module
57159 CMO006 Survival Management 20 Module
57174 CMO011 Training Vessel 64 Module
86686 NBB009 Welding & Thermal Cutting 36 Module
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VET Info Notes
GENERAL NOTES

1. Copyright of this course belongs to Australian National Training Authority.

2. For further details regarding this course, please contact Australian
National Training Authority on (03) 9655 0600.

3. This course was entered on CMS by Challenger TAFE on 8 May 2001.
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