Non Mechanical Courses
Were you aware that....
Sea cargo transportation takes 99% of the world cargo market and leaves about 1% only (by weight) for the air transportation industry. The recent boom in the global economy has driven the sea freight market high and
the order books of most of the world's ship yards are full through the next 5 years.
There are 70,000 ships plying across the oceans, and numbers are expected to increase very fast. Each ship requires a Captain and three navigating officers. With the growing demand for new ships, there is expected to be a shortage of officers globally. The shortage of technical officers is more acute. This course gives you an opportunity to convert to
marine engineers as engineer officers of the watch.
Course Objectives:
This course allows engineering graduates to convert to marine engineers. They will be conversant with the basic principles as per STCW Regulations VIII/2 & STCW Code Chapter 8.
Course Content:
The course is conducted over 3 stages as follows:
Stage 1: Pre-sea and workshop skills
4 1/2 months duration, conducted at our training institute in Bangkok, Thailand.
| Code |
Name |
| BMS 001 |
Personal Safety & Social Responsibility |
| BMS 002 |
Personal Sea Survival |
| BMS 003 |
Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting |
| BMS 004 |
Elementary first aid |
| BMS 005 |
Machining & Fitting Workshop Skills |
| BMS 006 |
Welding Workshop Skills |
| BMS 007 |
Engine Power Plant Workshop Skill |
| BMS 008 |
Electrical Workshop Skill |
| BMS 009 |
General Marine Engineering Knowledge |
| BMS 010 |
Ship's Auxiliary Machinery |
| BMS 011 |
Ship's Systems and Upkeep |
Upon completion, the Trainees will be sent for Stage 2 training which will be arranged by BIMS.
Stage 2: Shipboard Training and Monitoring
8 months sea going training on merchant ships.The trainees to undertake watch-keeping duties and complete ISF
Training and Record Book.
Stage 3: Final Preparation and Exam at School of Fishery and Maritime School, FIJI.
A 6 months program leading to the trainees obtaining their STCW 95 III/1
Engineer Officer of the Watch certificate issued by the FIMSA FIJI provided they satisfy all the assessment and other criteria.
Entry Requirements:
- Graduates in Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Electrical and Electronics, Computers and Communication Engineers.
- Medically fit as per IMO standards
- Age 18 - 25 years
Course Fee:
- 11,000 US$ . This is the fee for the 1st stage of the course in Thailand. Please note that food, accommodation, flight ticket and visa fees would be separate and would be approx. 1 Lakh Rs/-.
- Tuition Fees, living expenses, flight tickets and visa for the 6 months course in Fiji would cost about 3 Lakhs.