Start with phase A of the Dynamic Positioning Operator scheme
Sector | Maritime shipping |
Sectors | Maritime shipping |
Type of training | Basic course |
Duration | 4 days |
Price | € 2.200,00 excl. VAT |
Recognition | Nautical Institute (NI) |
Dynamic Positioning (DP) is a computer system to keep the vessel in position and on heading by means of the proper propellers and thrusters. Position reference systems, in combination with wind, motion and heading sensors, provide information to the computer. This is necessary to keep position and heading changes caused by external forces, such as wind and current, as small as possible. The training scheme is a IMO requirement for personnel on DP vessels under DP class.
During the first course (Phase A) Dynamic Positioning Induction (basic) you will learn general principles of Dynamic Positioning. The practical exercises that take place during this course will be done on a desktop Kongsberg simulator. The course is a combination of theory and hands-on practical exercises.
This course is part of the DP Operator training scheme of the Nautical Institute (NI). The entire course (theory, simulator scenarios, simulator and the instructors) is accredited by the Nautical Institute in London.
The theoretical component takes place in a classroom. The DP basic course will be completed by an online exam initiated by the Nautical Institute.
The following theoretical topics will be covered:
On the (individual) desktop DP simulator you will carry out exercises to begin to comprehend the system and its menu structure
At the end of this course:
Are you looking to qualify for the Dynamic Positioning Operator (DPO) certificate and you meet all entry level requirements (see entry requirements)? Than this is the right course for you!
Entry requirements |
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Type of training | Basic course |
Duration | 4 days |
Language | Dutch, English, Nederlands |
Exams | Online at the Nautical Institute |
Certificate | Ja (STC Next certificaat), Ja (STC Next), Yes (STC Next certifcate) |
Course code | SDPI |