SeaRegs Training have SQA approval for the Level 3 Award in Maritime Studies: Use of Radar and Electronic Chart Systems in Code Vessels.
The Award has 2 modules; Use of Radar for Safe Navigation and Collision Avoidance on Domestic and Code Vessels, and Operate Non-ECDIS Marine Electronic Chart Systems. Both need to be completed to gain the full award however the modules can be studied individually at any time.
Whilst initially aimed at meeting the training requirements of the 2014 Workboat code, these units will be of benefit to skippers of code vessels and the content is similar to the MCA Small Ships Navigation and Radar course. The MCA have confirmed in MIN 522 the Radar module can be used on its own for the radar endorsement under the Boatmaster scheme.
Each module takes 2 1/2 days including assessment and we’ve scheduled them to run back to back so both can be completed in 5 days.
Booked individually, each module costs £450 or book them together for a reduced price of £850. Courses run throughout the year, click to view dates and availability.
Operate Non ECDIS Electronic Chart Systems
Pre-requisites: Previous navigational experience to Day Skipper standard. Previous seagoing experience and seatime fulfilling MCA’s requirements for Commercial Vessels.
Duration: 2 1/2 days including some simulator training
Course content: Use of Electronic chart systems, interpreting information presented, understanding the capability of Electronic Chart Systems and the dangers of over reliance as well as the rules regarding the use
Cost: £450 or both modules for £850, click to view dates and availability.
1:1 tuition and group bookings on alternative dates available.
Use of Radar for safe navigation and collision avoidance on domestic and code vessels
Pre-requisites: Previous navigational experience to Day Skipper standard. Previous seagoing experience and seatime fulfilling MCA’s requirements for Commercial Vessels.
Duration: 2 1/2 days
Course content: Understanding the regulations and guidance on the use of radar found on Domestic and Code vessels. The principles of operation, including limitations, of radar found on Domestic and Code vessels. Be able to set up a radar system for operational and operate radar for navigation, including collision avoidance.
Cost: £450 or both modules for £850, click to view dates and availability.
1:1 tuition and group bookings on alternative dates available.