Warsash Maritime Academy maritime education and training courses

100 Pages·2016·8.44 MB·English

by  Suzanne Galloway

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Contents
Welcome 1
About Us 2 Warsash Maritime Academy
Our Facilities 4 General enquiries
Our Staff 6 T: [phone] (main switchboard)
Professional Bodies, Approvals and Accreditations 9 Email: [email protected]
Deck (Navigation) 10 Course and bookings enquiries
Engineering and Marine Electro-Technical 20
Hotel Operations 32 Deck and engineering qualifications
STCW, Safety and Security 34 Tel: [phone]
Ship Handling Centre 50 Email:[email protected]
Ship Simulation Training – Bridge, Engine
and LICOS 54 All other maritime training courses
Petrochemical and Tanker 64 Tel: [phone]
Offshore Oil and Gas 70 Email: [email protected]
Leadership and Management 76
Undergraduate and Postgraduate 80 The world’s leading Officer cadet enquiries
RYA Powerboat and Watercraft 86 Sandra Petcher – Cadet Administrator
maritime education Tel: [phone]
Index of Courses 91–94 Email: [email protected]
How to Find Us 96 and training provider
Contact Us 97 Commercial business enquiries
Alan Cartwright – Commercial Manager
Tel: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Also, visit our website for:
•Full course descriptions, costs, availability and course dates
•Contacts for key staff members
•Information on careers and career progression
•List of facilities and travel information to the campus
•News and events
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Welcome
Welcome to
Warsash Maritime Academy
Warsash Maritime Academy has provided first-class As part of Southampton Solent University, the academy
education, training, consultancy and research services benefits from a strong organisational and quality
to the international shipping, commercial yacht, and assurance infrastructure to maintain exceptional standards
offshore oil and gas industries for 70 years. of service delivery.
We are the world’s premier maritime education and training The academy is dedicated to the training of seafarers and
provider, operating in a truly international industry. we look forward to welcoming you to Warsash. Please
We understand the strategic changes that are shaping do not hesitate to contact us if you would like further
our industry and the business opportunities they create. information about our specialist facilities, or course
and service provision.
We work closely with the global maritime sectors, ensuring
that our education and training programmes not only John Chudley
meet the practical needs of our customers but also reflect Provost, Warsash Maritime Academy
the current best practice.
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About Us
About us
What we do Why choose us
We offer high-quality course provision for the •A strong academic infrastructure and excellent quality
maritime industries, to meet the growing international assurance.
demand for crew, officers and captains who are trained •A dedicated one-stop maritime training centre with a
to the highest professional standards. We also provide comprehensive choice of courses.
a range of opportunities for professional and personal •We employ over 120 highly qualified and experienced
development up to master’s degree level. maritime lecturers and technical instructors.
•Our provision was officially rated as ‘outstanding’
The academy has internationally recognised certification by Ofsted (February 2012).
programmes for deck (navigation), marine engineering and •The student pass rates are consistently high and surpass
marine electro-technical officers, from initial entry as an industry norms.
officer cadet up to master (captain), chief engineer and •We have a 85 per cent pass rate across all deck and
chief electro-technical officer level. engineering written examinations (2014/2015).
•We have a 95 per cent pass rate in MCA oral
We also provide a full range of short safety courses examinations (2014/2015).
(mandatory and non-mandatory) to all maritime personnel •We help to develop the future leaders of the global
for the development of key skills such as fire fighting and maritime industry.
sea survival. Continuous professional development modules
are offered for more experienced officers.
Warsash Maritime Academy
The academy pioneered the use of bridge, engine room
and liquid cargo operations simulators for higher level was rated ‘outstanding’
training, while our specialist ship handling training facility
by Ofsted in February 2012.
is one of only a few major centres in the world.
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About Us
Our training partners
Marine Matters
Marine Matters is a dedicated RYA training centre
Southampton Solent University delivers world- conveniently located within one mile of the academy.
renowned yacht and boat design degree programmes, It specialises in the professional delivery of training required
a suite of international maritime studies courses and for the superyacht and commercial workboat sector.
a range of specialist support services. Our training
partners compliment the range of training provision
for the superyacht industry. MedAire/International SOS
MedAire is part of the world’s largest remote medical
advisory and support company (International SOS) and has
Da Gama Maritime specialised teams supporting the international luxury yacht
Da Gama Maritime provide support to commercial yacht sector worldwide. Their on-board medical training and
crew in a number of areas designed to assist in specialist medical consultancy provide vital assistance
maintaining their safety at sea through professional on- to crews in updating and maintaining medical knowledge
board crew training and an unsurpassed level of navigation and skills.
management.
Regs4ships Ltd
Interior Yacht Services Now part of ChartCo Ltd, Regs4ships specialise in the
Interior Yacht Services (IYS) provides Luxury Hospitality provision of digital regulations, technical information and
Training through Warsash Superyacht Academy for interior International Maritime Organization (IMO) material to
and hospitality crew on board luxury yachts and cruise ships and the shore infrastructure. The directors and many
ships. All the courses are accredited through the of the company's staff are ex-mariners and flag state
Professional Yachting Association’s (PYA) GUEST surveyors, and ensure that vessels are operating safely,
programme, the Guidelines for Unified Excellence in efficiently and within the regulations.
Service Training.
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Our Facilities
Our facilities
The top training destination Ship Handling Centre
As the UK’s centre of maritime excellence, the range, scale Timsbury Lake, near Romsey, is the location of one of only
and quality of training and support facilities offered by the a few major ship handling centres in the world. We offer
academy for students in the maritime industry is a fleet of nine scaled ship models which replicates 12
unmatched worldwide. vessel types. The centre provides port authorities and
shipping companies with invaluable specialised training
Our impressive 17-acre waterside campus offers comfortable and assessment for their pilots, captains and senior deck
on-site accommodation and a range of modern educational officers. Our dedicated ten-acre lake facility attracts
and recreational facilities. Students also have access mariners from across the globe, to practise and develop
to all the resources and benefits offered by Southampton their ship handling skills through trial manoeuvres in a
Solent University, including its innovative virtual campus controlled environment.
and online learning environment.
Full Mission Engine Room Simulator
Bridge simulators/ECDIS Suite Launched in October 2012, our state-of-the-art Full
Gain first-hand experience in our Full Mission Bridge Mission Engine Room Simulator is designed for team-
Simulator, with its full panoramic views and an extensive based resource management training. It includes a suite of
range of training scenarios, or in one of our five multi- rooms comprising an engine control room, an emergency
purpose bridge simulators. Our two ECDIS suites are fully switchboard room, a high voltage (11KVA) room
equipped providing type-specific training on a range of containing an HV breaker and control panel, and an
manufacturer’s equipment such as Kongsberg and Transas. instructor station.
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Our Facilities
Liquid Cargo Operations Simulator (LICOS) Radio Communications Centre
This facility provides real-time simulation of the process We offer two radio communications suites, each
flow control system used in the storage and transfer of containing a range of live installations for students.
hazardous bulk liquid cargoes from shore to ship, ship to In addition, a computer room has sufficient simulators
shore and ship to ship. Through L3 'WISE Intelligent for every student, with a further two classrooms available
System Technology' we are able to replicate real time for the underpinning theory lectures. Three smaller rooms
effects of all operational issues.We use an MPRI simulator are dedicated to distress scenario exercises.
approved by DNV as a Class A maritime simulator.
The simulator fleet consists of the following models: Seamanship Centre
membrane LNG, spherical LNG, fully refrigerated LPG The Seamanship Centre offers an excellent range of
and double hull crude oil/products carrier, all of which facilities in which students can develop their skills and
are based on real vessels. understanding of practical seamanship to Efficient Deck
Hand (EDH) standard. Equipment ranges from pilot ladders
and mooring arrangements to scale models of derricks and
Engineering workshops hatches. The centre provides an ideal environment for
The workshops include extensive facilities for bench/hand practical and effective learning.
fitting and the use of machine tools, welding, marine
power plant and electrical maintenance.
Library and IT suite
There is a specialised control laboratory for electronic The academy has one of the biggest nautical libraries
navigational systems operations and the maintenance in the UK, which also houses an IT resource centre.
of radars, navigational aids and control systems. Students have access to all the facilities offered
In addition, we have laboratories for thermodynamics, by Southampton Solent University’s main library, plus
mechanical and control engineering experiments. myCourse, the virtual learning environment, and SOL,
the Solent Online Learning platform.
Survival craft facilities
We operate a range of survival craft and different Accommodation
launching scenarios to meet international safety training Our selection of campus and Southampton-based
standards. The launch and recovery of survival craft residences offers a choice of single and twin study
including lifeboats, fast rescue boats and rigid inflatable bedrooms, flats and guest house accommodation.
boats (RIBs) takes place on our purpose-built pier head All rooms are safe, secure and have onlne access.
facility and floating pontoons. A vertical net escape chute
is also fitted for offshore training courses.
Catering
We utilise a pool facility for STCW Personal Survival We have a 120-seat restaurant and a fully licensed bar
Techniques (PST) ‘in water’ tuition, and a variety of life with games and a Costa Coffee outlet. All meals are
rafts and survival equipment. A Helicopter Underwater prepared on campus by our talented team of chefs using
Escape Trainer (HUET) is available, as well as a winch only fresh and local ingredients.
facility for simulated rescue by helicopter.
Sports and leisure
Fire School Our purpose-built watersports centre is RYA-approved and
Our purpose-built fire fighting training facility provides delivers practical courses in yachting, dinghy and keelboat
a realistic environment in which students can learn the sailing, power boating and jet ski proficiency. We also have
vital techniques of fighting fires at sea. a fully equipped gymnasium with personal fitness trainers,
boxing, Zumba and pilates, as well as an extensive range
The Fire School contains a three-storey steel ship/offshore of sports equipment and bicycles for use by students.
module for live fire training, utilising real solid and liquid
fuels in creating a safe yet hot and realistic environment in
which to train. Additional facilities include helicopter fire
fighting and rescue unit, a full breathing apparatus training
unit with a simulated double bottom tank, fire pit, fire screen
and other devices for simulating a variety of fire types.
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Our Staff
Our staff
Nigel Hare
Head of Maritime Professional
Development
MA, MRIN
Our teaching expertise is highly respected Nigel joined Warsash in 2014 and
internationally, attracting professional seafarers from manages the effective planning, development and delivery
around the globe to our training courses and of maritime non-accredited short courses. A 33-year career
programmes. in the Royal Navy culminated in being responsible for
setting policy in navigation and seamanship across the
We manage over 10,000 student enrolments each year Fleet and finally serving as the Queen’s Harbour Master
and employ over 120 highly qualified and experienced in Portsmouth and completing an MA in Business
maritime lecturers and technical instructors to ensure Management Nigel is a member of the RIN and Chairman
that our students receive first-class teaching provision. of the Navigation and Direction Officer's Association.
The large majority of our staff members are current
or former seafarers, with specialist knowledge from marine- Russell Gray
related industries such as commercial maritime, naval Programme Group Leader
architecture, maritime law, the Royal Navy and the offshore MSc
industry. Their professional expertise is fully supported
by our policy of continuous professional development Russell joined the academy in 1995 as
and enhancement of teaching and technical skills. a senior lecturer working for the
Maritime and Offshore Safety Section, having initially
Senior management served at sea as a deck officer aboard a variety of vessel
types. As an ISM Auditor with NEBOSH qualifications,
Russell has undertaken a number of consultancy roles for
Professor John Chudley the academy. In 2003, Russell was appointed as Principal
Provost, Warsash Maritime Academy Lecturer Maritime Training, with responsibility for
managing maritime and offshore safety resources. He has
John joined Southampton Solent since taken over the responsibility for the Fire School and
University in 2013 and oversees the Ship Handling Centre operations.
strategic development of the
academy. Previously John was Head of the Department of
Mechanical and Marine Engineering at Plymouth Steve Window
University and Director of Research and Innovation. Prior Programme Group Leader (Ship
to joining Solent University, John was director of the Simulation)
National Apprenticeships Service and has a strong VR, MSc, CMgr, FCMI, FHEA, AFRIN
commitment to vocational education and
higher level skills. Steve spent 21 years in the Royal
Navy as a warfare officer and joined the academy as a
senior lecturer in August 2009. Steve served as the Queen’s
John Bazley Harbourmaster at Portland, was NATO maritime advisor
Head of Academic and Certification to the Defence Ministries of the Baltic States, Head of
Programmes Royal Navy diving training and remains a member of the
MSc, FRIN, FHEA, MNI RN Reserve. Steve was appointed as Programme Group
Leader in July 2015, and is responsible for all bridge
John overseas the academic simulation and GMDSS training.
accredited course provision at the academy. John spent
17 years in the Royal Navy as a warfare officer specialising
in navigation before completing an MSc in Applied
Navigation and joining Warsash in 2001. John represents
the academy on a number of maritime industry and
professional bodies including the Merchant Navy Training
Board Technical Committee.
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Our Staff
Mark Bee John Onslow
Programme Group Leader Programme Group Leader (Deck)
(Management, Petrochem, Medical) MSc, Master Mariner, PGCTLHE,
MSc, FIMarEST, MCIPD, PGCHEP
Mark is a qualified engineer who John joined the academy in 1997
served in the Royal Navy for over 20 years in a variety of as a senior lecturer in the petrochemical section before
ships and submarines. After leaving the Navy, Mark spent moving to Professional Studies in 2000, and became
ten years as a training manager at a maritime training principal lecturer in 2007. John spent his sea-going career
school before joining the academy as a senior lecturer in as a deck officer serving on a variety of ship types but
2012. Mark has overall management responsibility for the specialising in the tanker trade. He has co-authored a text
management, medical and petrochemical/LICOS course book on oil tanker operations and represents the academy
delivery sections at Warsash. on the deck sub-group of the IAMI.
Keith Hopkins
Programme Group Leader (Maritime
and Offshore Safety)
Keith joined the academy in 2005 as
a senior lecturer in our offshore safety
section, and in July 2014 was appointed to manage the
maritime and offshore safety section of the School of
Maritime Training. Keith has overall responsibility for the
day-to-day management of the section’s operations and
continues to teach on a range of offshore safety courses.
Nick Ball
Programme Group Leader
(Marine Engineering)
Nick joined the academy initially as a
Senior Lecturer before becoming
Principal Lecturer in 2009. Nick’s maritime career began as
a marine engineer officer in the RFA, before retiring as the
Head of the Technical Branches of the service. Nick joined
Warsash in 2005 after a short spell as a consultant to
Rolls-Royce Naval Marine. Nick represents the academy on
the engineering sub-group of the International Association
of Maritime Institutions (IAMI).
“
Warsash is a maritime academy unlike
any other. As an engineer, it is great to be able
to learn from chief engineers who have been
in the maritime business for many years.
For any question asked, an answer is always
given, as the combined experience of all the
lecturers at the academy is countless.
”
Daniel Springer
Chief Engineer
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