Center for Maritime Training
Advanced Shiphandling in Manned Models The USCG approved Advanced Shiphandling in Manned Models course is primarily for experienced shiphandlers such as pilots and OICNW. This is the only manned model program in North America and the only USCG approved program in the world. Participants will hone their shiphandling skills including: anchoring, docking, undocking, slow speed maneuvering, experiment with movement of the pivot point, advance and transfer, passing in narrow channels, shallow water effect, wind effect, thruster work and much more. The program can be tailored to the specific needs of your company or organization.  .jpg)
Click here to learn more about Advanced Shiphandling in Manned Models  .jpg) Click Here to View the 2009 Advanced Shiphandling in Manned Models Schedule For the student who is preparing to obtain his/her senior level deck license we are authorized to complete all seventeen assessments required as part of the advanced shiphandling portion of the STCW requirements. Upon completion of the course the student will be issued the following control sheets for Assessments of Competence for Chief Mates and Masters on ships of 3000 gross tons or more: Assessment No. M-3-1A Coordinate search and rescue operations. Assessment No. M-7-1A Actions after grounding. Assessment No. M-7-2A Re-floating a grounded ship. Assessment No. M-7-3A Prepare for collision. Assessment No. M-7-3A Actions after a collision. Assessment No. M-7-4A Emergency Steering. Assessment No. M-7-5A Emergency towing. Assessment No. M-8-1A Maneuver to embark/disembark a pilot. Assessment No. M-8-2A Transit restricted waters. Assessment No. M-8-3A Constant rate of turn techniques. Assessment No. M-8-4A Shallow water effects- squat. Assessment No. M-8-5A Shallow water effects- passing vessels. Assessment No. M-8-6A Vessel docking-starboard side to. Assessment No. M-8-6B Vessel docking-port side to. Assessment No. M-8-7A Turn vessel with tug assistance. Assessment No. M-8-8A Demonstrate anchoring the vessel Assessment No. M-8-9A Dragging anchor. .JPG)
For additional information, contact the Center for Maritime Training at 508-830-5005 or Email CMT.
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