This course is intended for Engine Officers and Personnel with sea experience in relevant capacity and with proper training on Function 2: Electrical, Electronic, and Control Engineering at Operational Level. It is designed as an enhancement training to refresh their practical knowledge of electrical, electronics, and control engineering systems directed towards operation, maintenance and repair of various electrical equipment and installations onboard ship. 

The course covers essential aspects of electrical, electronics, and control engineering fundamentals including safety and it is tailored to take full advantage of the practical aspects of the work carried out on board. Further, the course takes part of the essential competence prescribed by Section AIII/1; Table A-III/1 of the STCW Code (2010 amendments), in relation to function: Electrical, Electronic and Control Engineering at the Operational Level. 

COURSE AIMS & OBJECTIVES:
The course aims to provide practical knowledge & understanding of the principles of electrical, electronic, and control systems and its processes and consequently develop essential skills & ability to perform maintenance, fault-finding and troubleshooting procedures to ensure safe & efficient operating condition of ship’s electrical systems.

COVERAGE / PROGRAM FOCUS: 
This course essentially deals with the following subject and training areas:

• Electrical Safety 
• Electrical Test Instruments 
• Motor Control System Components 
• Transformers 
• Electric Motors and Motor Starters including VFDs 
• Brushless 3-Phase AC Generator 
• Cathodic Protection 
• Electrical and Electronic diagrams
• Ex Apparatus 
• Electronics 
• Fire Alarm Systems 
• Introduction to Process Control
• Case studies of actual onboard problems: starting from observation, logical fault finding, rectification and further recommendation to prevent re-occurrence. 

Entry Requirement / Target Group:

ENTRY REQUIREMENT / TARGET GROUP:
Entry to this course is open to all engineer officers as well as electricians