Engine Room Simulator

Purpose:
Our 3-day "Engine Room Simulator Course" meets the objectives of the new IMO model course 2.07. This mandatory STCW course is essentially a practical one, consisting of a series of exercises structured around the operation of a ship's machinery installation and carried out in the Engine Room Simulator. The Exercise are controlled by an Instructor and the Trainees are familiarized with the procedures used for starting up Auxiliary and propulsion plants, setting the normal operation condition and keeping an Engine Room Watch. Exercises deal with procedures and techniques needed for the location and trouble -shooting of faults and malfunction that can occur in an operational plant.

Objective :
The trainees who completes this course would be competent
To use instrumentation and controls of a Modern Ship's Engine Room
To implement safe and correct Watch keeping procedures. To be always  aware of the situation within the Engine Room.
 To understand how machineries are interdependent.
To identify operational problems and trouble -shoot them
To make right decisions for safe and efficient operation of the Plant.

The Simulator
The simulator at IMC consists of 12 own ship stations each with an IMO complaint Engine Room. The course runs for 18 Hrs with demonstrations and simulator exercise constituting over 95% of the course time table. The simulator in use at IMC is approved by the several administration around the world , and the D.G.Shipping - India.
The highlights are
One Own Ship Station per candidate. IMC believes in hands down training and     hence every candidate gets to own his Engine Room.
 Totally networked so that the Instructor can monitor all student activities and     interact with them. Instructor can act like Bridge.
 Engine Room Console consisting of real Telegraph, Analogue in put & Out put     meters, indicator lamps, Digital input and Out put.
Controls panels, with animated virtual controls like switches, gauges & lamps.
Realistic mimic diagram to represent E/Room layout with valves, status indicators,     level gauges.
 Alarm panel with buzzer, blinking alarms and with easy access to all necessary     information.
 All check list included
Automatic assessment which gives a list of errors, penalty points and the final     result.
Fault simulation.

Course Intake
12 candidates

Schedule
Starts every Monday - Check Current Schedule

Course availability
Generally seats available to walk in students on the day of the class. However suggest book your seats in advance at least 3 days prior to start of class.

Documents Required:
1 Copy of Certificate of Competency (COC), if any
Proof of Sea time
1 Copy of Passport (for proof of age)
2 Nos. passport size photographs