Anchor Handling course
The main objective of the Anchor Handling Course is to emphasize safety, provide theoretical knowledge, and offer practical experience in anchor handling, towing, and winch operations. This course aligns with the recommended training specified in Section B/V(e), Paragraphs 6-8 of the STCW Code, as amended.
The course combines theory with simulator experience to cover essential aspects of anchor handling and winch operations.
Course overview
- 1. Introduction to Ship Handling for Anchor Handling and Tug Supply (AHTS) Vessels: Fundamental principles and techniques for handling AHTS vessels.
- 2. Forces and Dynamic Loading: Understanding the forces at play and the dynamic loading involved in anchor handling operations.
- 3. Equipment: Familiarization with the equipment used in anchor handling, including winches and towing gear.
- 4. Mooring Principles: Key principles and best practices for mooring operations.
- 5. Unmooring a Rig: Procedures and techniques for safely unmooring a rig.
- 6. Towing Operations: Comprehensive coverage of towing operations, including safety protocols and best practices.
- 7. Mooring a Rig: Step-by-step guidance on mooring a rig effectively and safely.
Course duration : 2 Days
