This course involves the skills and knowledge required to perform basic maintenance and servicing of main propulsion units and auxiliary systems.
People who hold a Coxswain Grade 2(NC) CoC and wish to operate from a 100Kw up to 500kW inboard propulsion commercial vessel up to 12 metres in length.
People who complete this course will meet AMSA’s training requirements for a Coxswain Grade 2(NC) 500kW inboard propulsion power CoC.
The course is also a requirement for people who are working towards a Coxswain Grade 1(NC) CoC.
The course covers topics including:
SMT provides all the training and assessment, and activities will include:
This course is designed for participants with considerable experience in operating small vessel machinery. SMT also recommend students hold a Coxswain Grade 2(NC) CoC.
This is a 3-day course (9am – 5pm), which is completed in the classroom and includes a vessel practical session.
All the equipment, training and assessment materials that participants need will be provided by SMT.
Participants must bring their own work-style clothing and enclosed footwear appropriate to the forecast weather conditions.
Participants who successfully complete all the written, verbal and practical assessments will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for the following units:
For eligible Tasmanian residents, this training is subsidised by the Department of State Growth, Tasmania.
Registered Training Organisation – RTO Code 7074
We provide nationally accredited training and assessment from the Seafood Training Package – SFI and the Maritime Training Package – MAR.
