Electronic Chart Display And Information Systems - ECDIS Course (2123)
Electronic Chart Information System is a Navigational Charts used in the Naval as well as Merchant ships. It supersedes conventional Paper Charts which was used in the Ships for the purpose of Navigating the ships.
This course is designed to equip Deck Officers with the overall knowledge, skills, and understanding which is necessary to safely navigate Ships using ECDIS charts, from one port to another port.The course emphasizes both the theoretical as well as the practical aspects of ECDIS in various real time scenarios. ECDIS complies with IMO Regulation V/19 & V/27 of SOLAS convention as amended. ECDIS equipment shall also comply with SOLAS requirements.
Fees : Rs.
Duration :
Eligibility : INDoS+12 Months Sea Service +ROSC + ARPA
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Who Can do this ECDIS Course?
- STCW Compliance: Aligns with the latest Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW) requirements for Officers in Charge of a Navigational Watch (Tables A-II/1, A-II/2, A-II/3) as revised by the 2010 Manila Amendments.
- Operational Expertise: Covers, the revised STCW guidelines for training and assessment in the operational use of ECDIS (Table B-1).
- Enhanced Watchkeeping Skills: Addresses assessment in navigational watchkeeping and evaluation of competence (Table B-I/1).
- IMO Model Course 1.27: Meets the requirements of the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) Model Course 1.27 (2012 Edition) as revised.
- Foundation for Ship-Specific Training: Provides a strong foundation for subsequent, structured training specific to the ECDIS system used onboard your assigned vessel.
ECDIS Course Out Come:
- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of ECDIS navigation principles and electronic charts.
- Confidently operate ECDIS for safe and efficient vessel navigation
- Apply ECDIS effectively in various operational scenarios.
This course is mandatory for:
- This course is Mandatory for Deck Department Seafarers aspiring to appear for 2nd Mate FG Examinations at MMDs.
- Deck officers Aspiring to become Second Mate of a Foreign going ships to keep Navigational and Watchkeeping,at sea
- Deck Officers seeking to enhance their radar knowledge and operating skills
- Deck Officers seeking to appear for 2nd Mates Examination conducted by DG Shipping.. All Navigating officers including Master should have a thorough knowledge about Electronic charts.
Prerequisites :
- A cadet should have a degree in BSc Nautical Science and completed 12 months sea service experience (or) A cadet with Diploma in Nautical Science and completed 18 months of Sea service.
- Certification in ROSC and ARPA with 12 months sea time.
Assessment :
This course involves written exams, practical exercises using radar simulators, and to demonstrate radar operating skills.
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