Unit	Description
SFICORE 106A	Meet Workplace Occupational Health and Safety.
SFISHIP 212B	Take emergency action on board a vessel.
TDMMC 701B	Apply seamanship skills and techniques when operating a small domestic vessel.
TDMML 201A	Contribute to effective human relationships on board a vessel.
TDMME 101A	Understand orders and be understood in relation to shipboard duties.
HLTFA1A	Apply Basic First Aid.
TDMMR4301A	Assist In Mooring And Anchor Handling Activities.

Course SFI31204	COXSWAIN Certificate III in the seafood Industry (Fishing Operations)
FUNCTION OF QUALIFICATION	Master on a fishing or trading vessel less than 12 metres in length with engines less than 250kW operating within inshore limits (up to 15 n.m from the coast)
COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS	12 months logged sea time. All service to be on vessels 5 meters or more in length and 75% on vessels over 6 meters. 3 months service on vessels with inboard engines. 50% of all service to be beyond sheltered waters limits
COURSE DATES	TBA
COURSE DURATION	15 DAYS plus First Aid
COURSE STRUCTURE Assessment tasks are conducted during class time throughout your course	Classes are full-time Monday - Friday (5 days per week) 8.30am start. Refer to daily timetable. There may be a Weekend class for Liferaft/Fire and or practical vessel handling   Radio - A separate cheque or money order made payable to the Australian Maritime College for $48.20.   Two current colour passport sized photos are required for issue of short course Certificates.
ENROLMENTS	Places are limited on this course... To reserve a place you must complete an enrolment form and pay the appropriate fees as soon as possible. Ph 0243 441366.
TEXT BOOKS and other LEARNERS RESOURCES	MAST NSW training centre stock all required text for students on our courses. Students are advised to consult with the lecturer before purchasing extra texts or other learners resources.

Available Duties:	This is a dual qualification enabling the holder to act as master and/or engineer on vessels less than 12 meters in length and with engines up to 250kW, operating within inshore limits (up to 15 n.m from the coast)
Minimum Age:	18 years.
Renewal	Necessary after 5 years
Requirements:	Details:
Eyesight Test and Medical Certificate	Recommended that eyesight test be done before registering for any courses. Defective eyesight and medical conditions may limit or impose limits on marine qualifications.
Complete Sea- service Requirement. (Assessment is included with NSW Maritime registration fees): Sea-service must be approved by NSW Maritime before starting any courses.	12 months approved sea time All service to have been on vessels 5 meters or more in length and 75% to have been on vessels over 6 meters in length 3 months service to have been on vessels with inboard engines 50% of service to be beyond sheltered waters limits. Logged in NSW Maritime or ROPES Sea-service book and signed by the skipper or owner for the days spent at sea. A statutory declaration may be required. Private time must be independently attested.
Complete the Following Modules:	Marine Radio Operator's Certificate of Proficiency. Elements of Shipboard Safety. Current Senior First Aid.
Complete Assessment Requirements:	Have completed an approved training program that satisfies the competencies set out in Tables B1.1 to B1.2 of the NSCV
Register with NSW MARITIME Complete Form "Application for Marine Certification"	Present documentation 1-5 from this list plus 2 x Passport Photos plus fee to NSW Maritime. Once your sea-service has been approved, a booking for an oral examination can be made.
Complete Oral Examination:	Demonstrate competency and the practical application of curriculum.
Issue of Certificate:	Fees on application

Unit	ELEMENTS OF SHIPBOARD SAFETY
SFICORE106A	Meet Workplace OH&S
TDMMF1001A	Provide First Aid
SFISHIP212B	Take Emergency Action Onboard a Vessel
Unit	NAUTICAL KNOWLEDGE
TDMMB 601A	Monitor condition and Seaworthiness of a small vessel
TDMMC 701B	Apply Seamanship skills and techniques when operating a small domestic vessel
TDMMC 901B	Manoeuvre a domestic vessel of less than 12 meters in length operating within inshore limits
TDMME 101A	Understand orders and be understood in relation to shipboard duties
TDMMU502A	Ensure Complaince with Environmental Considerations in a Small Domestic Vessel
TDMMF3201B	Apply domestic regulations when operating a small vessel
TDMMH1202A	Plan and navigate a short voyage within inshore limits
Unit	ENGINEERING KNOWLEDGE
TDMMR3001A	Operate and Carry out basic service checks on small vessel marine propulsion systems
TDMMR3101A	Operate and carry out basic servicing on auxiliary systems
TDMMR3201A	Operate and carry out basic routine servicing of marine extra low and low voltage elect systems.
TDMMR5402A	Carry out refuelling and fuel transfer operations
Unit	MARINE RADIO OPERATOR'S CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY
TDMME501A	Transmit and Receive Information by Marine Radio or Telephone

UNIT	RESOURCE FEES	TUITION FEES	TOTAL
Elements of Shipboard Safety (3 days)	.
Senior First Aid (2 days)	.
Transmit & Receive Information by Marine Radio or Telephone (2 days)	$48.20
Nautical Knowledge (7 days)	.
Engineering Knowledge (3 days)	.
TOTAL	$48.20		CALL FOR DETAILS

Based on Units	Description
SFICORE106A TDMME101A	Meet Workplace OHS Requirements
TDMMC901B MEM50.8E MEM50.9A	Manoeuvre a Domestic Vessel of Less Than 12 Metres in Length Operating Within Inshore Limits
TDMMC701A	Apply Seamanship Skills and Techniques when Operating a Small Domestic Vessel
TDMMR5402A	Carry Out Refuelling and Fuel Transfer Operations
SFISHIP212B MEM5.10A	Take Emergency Action on Board a Vessel
TDMMR3001A TDMMR3201A	Operate and Carry Out Basic Service Checks on Small Vessel Marine Propulsion Systems
TDMMF3201B TDMMU502A	Apply Domestic Regulations when Operating a Small Vessel
TDMMB601A TDMMC701B	Monitor Condition and Seaworthiness of a Small Vessel

Course SFI31204	MASTER CLASS 5/SK3 Certificate III in the Seafood Industry (Fishing Operations)
FUNCTION OF QUALIFICATION	Master on a fishing or trading vessel less than 24 meters in length up to 100 n.m. from the coast (endorsable to 200 n.m.)
COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS	30 months logged seatime All service to be on vessels 8 meters or more in length. 12 months on commercial vessels less than 35 meters. 3 months service on a fishing vessels. 50% of all service to be beyond sheltered waters limits.
COURSE DATES	TBA
COURSE DURATION	20 DAYS plus First Aid
COURSE STRUCTURE Assessment tasks are conducted during class time throughout your course	Classes are full-time Monday-Friday (5 days per week) 8.30am start. Refer to daily timetable. There may be a Weekend class for Liferaft/Fire and or practical vessel handling   Radio - A separate cheque or money order made payabale to the Australian Maritime College for $48.20.   Two current colour passport sized photos are required for issue of short course Certificates
ENROLMENTS	Places are limited on this course... To reserve a place you must complete an enrolment form and pay the appropriate fees as soon as possible. Ph: 02 4344 1366
TEXT BOOKS and other LEARNERS RESOURCES	MAST NSW training centre stock all required text for students on our courses. Students are advised to bring a calculator with sq.root function, parallel rule, compass & divider.

Available Duties:	This qualification enables the holder to act as master on vessels less than 24 meters in length up to 200 n.m. from the coast
Minimum Age:	19 years
Renewal	Necessary after 5 years
Requirements:	Details:
Eyesight Test and Medical Certificate	Recommended that eyesight test be done before registering for any courses. Defective eyesight and medical conditions may limit or impose limits on marine qualifications.
Complete Sea- service Requirement. (Assessment is included with NSW Maritime registration fees): Sea-service must be approved by NSW Maritime before starting any courses.	30 months approved sea-time. All service to have been on vessels 8 meters or more in length. 12 months on commercial vessels less than 35 meters. 50% of service to be beyond sheltered waters limits. Logged in NSW Maritime or ROPES Sea-service book and signed by the skipper or owner for the days spent at sea. A statutory declaration may be required. Private time must be independently attested.
Complete the Following Modules:	Marine Radio Operator's Certificate of Proficiency. Elements of Shipboard Safety. Current Senior First Aid.
Complete Assessment Requirements:	Have completed an approved training program that satisfies the competencies set out in Tables B2.1 to B2.5 of the NSCV
Register with NSW MARITIME Complete Form "Application for Marine Certification"	Present documentation 1-4 from this list plus 2 x Passport Photos plus fee to NSW Maritime. Once your sea-service has been approved, a booking for an oral examination can be made.
Complete Oral Examination:	Demonstrate competency and the practical application of curriculum.
Issue of Certificate:	Fees on application

Unit	ELEMENTS OF SHIPBOARD SAFETY
SFICORE106A	Meet Workplace OH&S
TDMMF1001A	Provide First Aid
SFISHIP212B	Take emergency action on board a vessel.
Unit	MASTER 5 SHIP KNOWLEDGE
TDMMB601A	Monitor condition and Seaworthiness of a small vessel
TDMMR101A	Operate and maintain steering gear arrangements
TDMMB701A	Slip vessel and maintain hull
TDMMR201A	Use and maintain deck equipment
TDMMR5402A	Carry out refuelling and fuel transfer operations
TDMMR301A	Operate fuel, fresh and ballast water, bilge and fire pumping systems installed in a vessel
TDMMA1101A	Maintain stability of a vessel using basic stability information
Unit	MASTER CLASS 5 SEAMANSHIP
TDMMF201A	Respond to navigational emergencies.
TDMMF3201B	Apply domestic regulations when operating a small vessel.
TDMMC701B	Apply seamanship skills and techniques when operating a small vessel
TDMMR5502A	Perform rigging and lifting operations when operating a small vessel
TDMMU502A	Ensure compliance with environmental considerations in a small domestic vessel
Unit	WATCHKEEPING
TDMMH1302A	Apply weather information when navigating a small vessel
TDMMC801A	Manouver a domestic vessel less than 24 meters within inshore limits
TDMMF4702A	Contribute to maintaining a safe watch on a domestic vessel
TDMMH801A	Plan and navigate an inshore passage
TDMMH1102A	Use radar to maintain safe navigation
Unit	MARINE RADIO OPERATOR'S CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY
TDMME501A	Transmit and receive information by marine radio or telephone

UNIT	RESOURCE FEES	TUITION FEES	TOTAL
Elements of Shipboard Safety (3 days)	.
Senior First Aid (2 days)	.
Transmit & Receive Information by Marine Radio or Telephone (2 days)	$48.20
Master Class 5 Seamanship (5 Days)	.
Master Class 5 ShipKnowledge (5 days)	.
Master Class 5 Watchkeeping (10 days) Incl. Radar, Weather, Navigation, Maintain Safe Watch.	.
TOTAL	$48.20		CALL FOR DETAILS

Units	Description
SFICORE 106A	Meet workplace occupational health and safety practices
SFISHIP 212B	Take emergency action on board a vessel
TDMMB1901A	Carry out basic hull servicing
TDMMB3601A	Prepare a small vessel’s machinery for sea
TDMME101A	Understand orders and be understood by others
TDMMF3901A	Maintain running log including fuel calculations and written reports
TDMML201A	Contribute to effective human relationships on board a vessel
TDMMR1801A	Operate deck machinery installed on a small vessel
TDMMR1901A	Safely handle and stow flammable materials
TDMMR3001A	Operate and carry out basic service checks on small vessels marine propulsion system
TDMMR3101A	Operate and carry out basic servicing on auxiliary systems
TDMMR3201A	Operate and carry out basic routine servicing of marine extra low and low voltage electrical systems
TDMMR5402A	Carry out refuelling and fuel transfer operations
TDMMU502A	Ensure compliance with environmental considerations in a small domestic vessel
MEM18.1A	Use hand tools
MEM18.2A	Use power tools and hand held operation
HLTFA1A	Apply Basic First Aid

Course TDM30201 SFI32204	MARINE ENGINE DRIVER GRADE II
FUNCTION OF QUALIFICATION	Chief Engineer on vessels less than: 750kW - up to 15nm from the coast. 500kW - for operations up to 200nm from the coast Does not meet AMSA STCW95 endorsement.
COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS	Qualifying sea-service shall consist of service on vessels with compression ignition engines of not less than 150kW propulsion power for the following periods 12 months for no previous trade training 3 months for a marine fitter, diesel or motor mechanic. 6 months while holding Marine Engine Driver Grade 3 If you have completed theory qualifications equivalent to the course requirements you can apply for Mutual/Skills Recognition (not applicable to sea-time requirements).
CO-REQUISITE REQUIREMENT	Elements of Shipboard Safety Certificate or equivalent and a current Senior First Aid Certificate - required for issue of MED II Certificate, It is a separate course and is not part of the MED II enrolment. Imbedded skills and knowledge of MED 3 NSCV requirement.
COURSE DATES	Course duration: 2 weeks (10 days) text books provided 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday. Written assessment is held on last day of course. Practical assessment during course. TBA.....
COURSE FEES	Total Fees

Available Duties:	Chief Engineer on vessels less than, 750kW - up to 15nm from the coast. 500kW - for operations up to 200nm from the coast. Does not meet AMSA STCW95 endorsement.
Minimum Age & Prerequisite:	18 years
Renewal	Necessary after 5 years.
Requirements:	Details:
Eyesight Test and Medical Certificate	Recommended that eyesight test be done before registering for any courses. Defective eyesight and medical conditions may limit or impose limits on marine qualifications.
Sea-service Requirement. (Assessment is included with NSW Maritime registration fees): Sea-service must be approved by NSW Maritime before starting any courses.	Qualifying sea-service shall consist of service on vessels with compression ignition engines of not less than 150kW propulsion power for the following periods: 12 months for no previous trade training. 3 months for a marine fitter, diesel or motor mechanic. 6 months while holding Marine Engine Driver Grade 3
Hold Certificates for:	Elements of Shipboard Safety. Current Senior First Aid.
Complete Assessment Requirements:	Have completed an approved training program that satisfies the competencies set out in Tables B 6.1 and B 8.1 (NSCV) within the last 5 years.
Register with NSW MARITIME Complete Form "Application for Marine Certification	Present 1-4 above plus 2 x Passport Photos once sea-service has been approved, a booking for an oral examination can be made.
Complete Oral Examination:	Demonstrate competency and the practical application of curriculum.
Issue of Certificate:	Fees on application.

NSCV National Standards for Commercial Vessels MED II indicated units	National Code	M.A.S.T NSW requirements Training Package Competency	Hrs
Recongnise & correct deteriorated fittings & machinery	TDMMB2901A	Recongnise & correct deteriorated fittings & machinery	8
Explain the precautions against fire & explosion Demonstrate the methods to deal with fire	TDMMF2700A	Prevent, control & fight fires onboard a small vessel	10
Calculate consumption of fuel, speed & range of vessels	TDMMF4001A	Carry out basic operational engineering calculations	8
Operate & carry out basic user maintenance of marine combustion engines	TDMMR2701A	Operate & maintain marine internal combustion engines on vessels of 750kW propulsion power or less	25
Operate & carry out basic user maintenance of lubricating oil & cooling water systems   Operate & carry out basic user maintenance of pumps, bilge & sea-water systems   Operate & carry out basic user maintenance of steering gear   Operate & manage fuel & fuel oil systems   Explain principles of oil & grease lubrication systems   Explain methods of propulsion reversal	TDMMR2801A	Operate & maintain auxiliary systems on vessels up to 750kW propulsion power	25
Safely operate & carry out simple maintenance of electrical systems	TDMMR2901A	Operate & maintain marine low & medium voltage electrical systems	20
Recognise & correct deteriorated fittings & machinery	MEM18.1AB MEM18.2AA	Use hand tools Use power tools	8 8
Additional NMSC requirements Exemption for students with a PSSR certificate	TDMME101A   TDMML201A	Understand orders & be understood in relation to shipboard duties Contribute to effective human relationships on board a vessel	4   4

Session 1 (50 hrs)	Marine Diesel Operational Systems	Training Plan Content from NSC
TDMMR2701A   TDMMR2801A	Operate & maintain marine internal combustion engines on vessels of 750kW propulsion power or less. Operate & maintain auxiliary systems on vessels up to 750kW propulsion power.	Diesel engine construction Diesel engine operation & routine maintenance Turbo charging arrangements Diesel engine fuel injection, timing & control equipment Engine protection arrangements Engine performance & reasons for lack of performance (fault finding procedures) Planned maintenance Operational practice Dry & wet sump lubrication systems Correct pressure & flow conditions Oil quality monitoring Oil filter changing procedures Heat exchanger, keel cooler & raw water cooling systems Construction & maintenance of heat exchangers Corrosion prevention Types of pumps & safety devices required Pump capabilities & requirements for priming Bilge pumping arrangements for vessels with several compartments Dangers associated with back flooding & methods to prevent back flooding Seawater circulating systems Cross connections between seawater systems & bilge systems Cross connections between bilge/ballast/seawater systems & fire main Electro-hydraulic steering gear Common faults, maintenance & testing in of steering gear Emergency steering Functions of lubricating & grease Construction & operation of reverse-reduction gearboxes & controllable pitch propellers

Session 2 (8 hrs)	Vessel & Machinery Operation & Maintenance	Training Plan Content from NSC
TDMMB2901A	Recognise & correct deteriorated fittings & machinery	Pipework repairs Recognition & measurement of tail shaft weardown

Session 3 (10 hrs)	Fire Prevention	Training Plan Content from NSC
TDMMF2700A	Prevent, control & fight fires on board a small vessel	Major causes of fire & explosion onboard Recognition & uses of different types of fire extinguishers Fire pumps & fire main systems Use of hoses & nozzles Fixed installations, closing appliances & remote shut-offs Safety precautions to be observed during a watch & immediate actions be taken in the event of a fire or accident

Session 4 (8 hrs)	Marine Engineering Calculations	Training Plan Content from NSC
TDMMF4001A	Carry out basic operational engineering calculations	Calculation of volumes Conversion of volumes to litres Specific gravity

Session 5 (20 hrs)	Marine Electrical	Training Plan Content from NSC
TDMMR2901A	Operate & maintain marine low & medium voltage electrical systems	Main faults that can occur in electrical systems Earth indicating devices Maintenance & operation of batteries Connecting batteries in series & parallel Electrical distribution systems Single & three phase AC power Isolation of electrical circuits Connection to shore power Use of multimeter to test voltage & continuity Protection devices

Session 6 (16 hrs)	Hand and Power Tools	Training Plan Content from NSC
MEM18.1AB	Use hand tools	Function, safety and use of hand tools
MEM18.2AA	Use power tools	Function, safety and use of power tools