- To facilitate and expedite the orientation and induction of sea-faring officers at the management level into superintendent’s role ashore and
- To enable serving ship superintendents and managers to update their knowledge and understanding of:
- Regulatory framework – including upcoming regulations
- Technical functions and
- Commercial aspects of ship management.
On successful completion of the course, the participants will enhance their decision-making and problem-solving abilities in respect of day-to-day functions in Ship Superintendency.
Effective management of ship operations calls for a firm grasp of a wide range of disciplines, coupled with an ability to take informed decisions, integrating shipboard and shore-based functions in a dynamic and demanding business environment. All ship management decisions are taken and implemented across three distinct areas:
- Regulatory
- Technical and
- Commercial
This course is offered as a modular programme covering above three areas. The delivery of the programme is spread over five independent, stand-alone modules that are offered separately. A participant can complete one module at a time, according to his/her choice and convenience:
- Ship Surveys & Certificates
- Commercial aspects of shipping
- Hull inspection (Bulk Carriers & Oil Tankers)
- Planning, preparation & managing dry-docking and major repairs
- Workshop on Techno-commercial issues in ship operations
Certification will be module-based.
- Serving Superintendents and Technical/ Commercial Managers working with shipping and ship management companies, who wish to refresh and update their knowledge and understanding.
- Master Mariners and Chief Engineers intending to serve as Superintendents in ship-owning/ ship-management companies.
- Management-level sea-faring officers wanting to acquire the perspective of the owner/ ship-manager.
- Ship Surveys & Certificates (Class & Statutory)
- Commercial Aspects of Shipping
- Hull inspection (Bulk Carriers & Oil Tankers) & Repairs
- Planning, preparation & managing dry-docking and major repairs
- Workshop on Techno-commercial aspects of Shipping