Stability for Offshore ships Classroom and practice
This course focus on the stability of offshore vessels in marine operations and provide training for ship masters/1st officers in stability theory and using a loading calculator to calculate the vessels stability performance. The instructor will lead the participants through one topic accompanying practical training doing stability analysis while using a loading calculator, before continuing to the next topic.
Main topics:
- Terminology
- Initial stability
- Effect of free surface
- Stability at large inclination angles
- Dynamic stability
- Damage stability
- Heavy lifts (A-frame and crane)
- Anchor handling
- Operation of roll reduction tanks
Objective
- Stability for offshore vessels in general.
- Create a conscious attitude towards the stability challenges related to marine operations.
- Increased ability to evaluate the stability of a vessel in a marine operation.
- Guidance and training in practical use of a loading calculator.
Scope
The course cover the rules and regulations for intact and damage stability as described in IMO Res. A 749 (18) (for intact stability) and IMO Res. MSC.235(82) (for damage stability)
Audience
Navigators, Stability Officers, Maritime Leaders
Categories
Ship Operation
Information
Price Duration Course language Course form
9100 NOK 2 Dag(er) Norwegian Classroom and practice