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Offshore Power Yacht Skipper

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Details

The course takes seven days ( five days theory & 2 days practical) to be able to act safely as a skipper of a motor yacht up to 24 meters, operating in the coastal water (day & night), fair weather, and moderate sea condition.

 

The pre-requisites to join the course: The applicant must have VHF (SRC) Radio certificate,First Aid Certificate and Inshore Power Boat Skipper or any equivalent certificate from a recognized organization.

Outline

DAY 1 (THEORY) - Time: 17:00 – 22:00

Safety at sea and use of safety equipment aboard

  • Familiarization with electronic navigational aids
  • Types of luxury yacht tenders
  • Types of engines
  • Types of hulls

Compass and magnetism

  • Variation & Deviation
DAY 2 (THEORY) - Time: 17:00 – 22:00

Aids to navigation

  • Channel lateral marks & cardinal marks
  • Safe water mark & special marks
  • Isolated danger mark & Emergency wreck buoy

Marine Navigation

  • Types of charts
  • Common chart projection
  • Nautical publication
  • Chart work instruments
  • Reading chart symbols
DAY 3 (THEORY) - Time: 17:00 – 22:00

Marine Navigation

  • Longitude & Latitude scale familiarization
  • Plotting a position on chart
  • Measuring distances
  • Plotting a course
  • Speed, time, distance calculation
  • Point fix & Running fix

Planning a short passage
DAY 4 (THEORY) - Time: 17:00 – 22:00

International Regulations for Preventing Collision at sea

  • Rules application
  • Definition
  • Responsibility
  • Steering and sailing: Look out, safe speed, risk of collision, etc
  • Lights and shapes
  • Sound and light signals

Tides & Current

  • Tides and its causes
  • Spring tide & Neap tide
  • Tidal definitions
  • How to read tide tables
  • Tidal streams
  • Currents and its causes
DAY 5 (THEORY) - Time: 17:00 – 22:00

Weather study

  • Effect of weather on sailing
  • Sources of weather information
  • High and Low pressure
  • Barometer and Barograph
  • Weather front
  • Warm and Cold front
  • Sea breeze & Land breeze
  • Beaufort scale
  • Types of clouds
  • Types of fogs

Man, overboard procedure & Anchoring technique

  • Possible situations for M.O.B.
  • Types of anchors
  • Considerations before anchoring
  • Preparation for the sea
DAY 6 (PRACTICAL) - Time: 8:00 – 13:00

Vessel preparation for sea

  • Vessel pre-departure safety checks
  • Starting the engines and generator
  • Familiarization with the engines’ throttle and how it works
  • Maneuvering the vessel in a confined space

Carrying out a short passage practically

DAY 7 (PRACTICAL) - Time: 8:00 – 13:00 & 18:00 - 20:00

Vessel handling under power

  • Vessel preparation for sea
  • Maneuvering in confined space
  • Berthing alongside & astern
  • M.O.B. Procedure
  • Anchoring

Night navigation for 2 hrs at the end of the day

Speaker/s

Approved Instructors ( Internationally and Locally)

Special Offer

Special price for a group booking
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Al Bateen Marine Training Institute is the sole partner center to provide ISSA (International Sailing Schools Association) training courses and International certificates in U.A.E. and G.C.C. from beginner level all the way up to Master of Power Yachts 200 GT. The institute is approved by the Federal Transport Authority of U.A.E. & Dubai Maritime City Authority.

Our main focus is to provide students and customers with the best level of training service and get their utmost satisfaction.

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