Program Overview

Program Overview

The Anchor Handling I Course is a comprehensive program designed for deck and engineering officers with bridge experience in at least one anchor handling operation. The course is facilitated by the Centre for Marine Simulation (CMS) and takes place at the Marine Institute campus, Ridge Road (CMS).

Program Details

• Certificate Awarded: Certificate of Achievement
• Duration: 5 days
• Prerequisites: Minimum certification of Watchkeeping Mate STCW/2 Type

Course Objectives and Topics

The course aims to provide theory and simulator experience covering basic anchor handling and winch operations. The key topics covered include:

• 1.0 Introduction to Ship Handling for Anchor Handling and Tug Supply (AHTS) Vessels
• 2.0 Forces and Dynamic Loading
• 3.0 Equipment
• 4.0 Mooring Principles
• 5.0 Unmooring a Rig
• 6.0 Towing Operations
• 7.0 Mooring a Rig Anchor Handling and Towing Stability

Program Description

This course is tailored for individuals seeking to enhance their skills in anchor handling operations, providing a detailed understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects involved. By completing this program, participants will gain a comprehensive insight into the complexities of anchor handling and related operations, equipping them with the knowledge and expertise necessary for professional advancement in the maritime industry.