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Ship Operation

Ship Operation

Basics of Ship Stability

The course is an introduction into the physical basics of ship stability. The focus is on understanding the problems of stability. An illustrating description is used to explain the physical background, tools and methods of evaluation.

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Ship Operating Costs Basics

The costs of the ship company are explained by the principle announces. Beyond that are the "set screws" (exercise of influence) defined by the several cost category. With case studies gets the chart rounded off by practical experience.

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Anchor Handling

This module gives an overview about the operational aspects of Anchor Handling Tugs (AHTS).

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Update on Ship Stability

The module reviews briefly intact stability before focusing on advanced topics of ship stability.

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Passage Planning

The course will give an overview regarding the guidelines and recommendations concerning passage planning whilst operating in restricted waters. In addition the requirements for reliable passage planning and supervision are described.

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Insurance for Ship Operation

A profound overview of all types of insurances with regard to ship operation and the responsibilities of all involved, including external service providers, is presented.

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Navigating in Adverse Weather Conditions

The module explains the changing weather conditions, the weak and strong points of modern ships in severe weather conditions, the most important weather phenomena and how to handle the vessel to prevent damages and losses in adverse weather conditions.

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Lay up of Ships

The module provides a structured overview of administrative and technical matters related to the lay-up of ships.

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Superintendent Training Course

This five-day practical workshop starts with a basic introduction to the role of a superintendent within the organisation of a shipping company and the interrelation of the company with other stakeholders in the shipping industry.

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Crew Resource Management - Team Performance and Limitations

The main part of accidents in shipping can be traced back directly to a human error. As common reasons for errors a reduced situational awareness is identified as well as an insufficient communication of intentions, a lack of assertiveness, wrong prioritising and the violation of procedures and international regulations. Additionally, stress and fatigue are always problematical.

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Efficient Communication Ship/Shore

Communication between ship crews and the organisation ashore is a great challenge in the shipping industry. Ensuring good communication between ship and shore will improve employees motivation and company loyalty, and generally facilitate the achievement of corporate aims.

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Cost Reduction for Shipping Companies

The capacity to make drastic cost reductions is a new challenge for shipping companies today. This seminar introduces the different means that can be used to cut costs. After explaining some basics regarding cost accounting the possible cost reduction activities will be developed.

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