SMT Introduction to Tanker Inspections and Vettings

This is an introduction to taker inspections and vettings, aimed primarily at junior officers.

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Description

This covers the need for inspections and vettings, how to prepare for an inspection, and how to conduct a vetting inspection, supporting the senior officers.

Description

This covers the need for inspections and vettings, how to prepare for an inspection, and how to conduct a vetting inspection, supporting the senior officers.

Description

This covers the need for inspections and vettings, how to prepare for an inspection, and how to conduct a vetting inspection, supporting the senior officers.

Learning Objectives

  • Need for inspections
  • Port State Control
  • SIRE
  • CDI
  • VIQs
  • Preparing for an inspection
  • Escorting an inspector
  • Safety
  • Escalation of concerns 

Learning Objectives

  • Need for inspections
  • Port State Control
  • SIRE
  • CDI
  • VIQs
  • Preparing for an inspection
  • Escorting an inspector
  • Safety
  • Escalation of concerns 

Learning Objectives

  • Need for inspections
  • Port State Control
  • SIRE
  • CDI
  • VIQs
  • Preparing for an inspection
  • Escorting an inspector
  • Safety
  • Escalation of concerns 

Certification

SMT  Introduction to Tanker Inspections and Vettings.

Certification

SMT  Introduction to Tanker Inspections and Vettings.

Certification

SMT  Introduction to Tanker Inspections and Vettings.

Who is this course for?

Cadets and Junior Officers on Tankers.

Who is this course for?

Cadets and Junior Officers on Tankers.

Who is this course for?

Cadets and Junior Officers on Tankers.

Price

£295 excl. VAT

Price

£295 excl. VAT

Price

£295 excl. VAT

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