AIMS:
This course is designed to strengthen the practical knowledge and troubleshooting skills of engine-room personnel in electrical, electronic, automation, control, hydraulic and engine-management systems. It focuses on understanding system operation, identifying faults, systematic fault finding, safe maintenance practices and effective troubleshooting of Main Engine, Auxiliary Engine and tanker-specific machinery.
OBJECTIVES:
On completion, trainees will be able to:
- Define the basic electrical quantities and their units.
- Apply Ohm's law and the power equations to series and parallel circuits.
- Explain AC fundamentals, including frequency, RMS values, reactance, impedance and power factor.
- Describe three-phase star and delta connections and the insulated neutral system used on ships.
- Identify common passive and semiconductor components and state their function.
- Select and use a multimeter, clamp meter and insulation resistance tester safely.
COURSE CONTENT:
- Basic Electrical & Electronics
- Marine Electrical & Electronic Equipment
- Electrical Troubleshooting & Fault Finding
- Automation & Control Systems
- Electronics & Control Systems
- Main Engine System Familiarisation
- Main Engine Electronic Systems
- Auxiliary Engine Maintenance
- Electrical, Automation & Electronic Engine Systems
- Hydraulic Systems & Automation
- Tanker-Specific Machinery Safety Systems
- Maintenance & Overhauling
- Safety Procedures & Checklist Compliance
- Electronics & Automation Applications
- Fault-Finding Techniques.