2020 Handbook

PNG PAPUA NEW GUINEA ellence in Transport & Maritime r Definition In Papua New Guinea

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tents FUTURE PROGRAM …………………………...5 New courses to be accredited by Offs perations……………………6 Industry Training Organization in UK or OP ffairs………………………7  Bosiet (Tropical) …………………………..8  Survival …………………………...9  Fire Fighting ……………………………10&11  Helicopter Underwater Escape Trainin ……………………………8 …………………………...8 & 9 Staff training has commenced.? …...………………………..10 1. Safety Training & Certification equi ………….………………..11 neering Cadet..………………...12 standards are now available. Students……...……………...13 Please contact Student Admin. for fur ……………………………14 2. The degree of Bachelor of Applied Sci ……………………………15 & 16 offered in 201? …………………………..17 & 18 ……………………………19 (Watch this space) ……………………………20 ……………………………20 …………………………...21 ……………………………21 & 22 …………………………...23 & 24 ……………………………25 & 26 …………………………….27 …………………………..28 ……………………………29 …………………………….30 & 31 ……………………………..32 ……………………………33 …………………………….34

Capt. Dabung Kiong PNGM re: s are A, B and C only on subjects as follows: ry Pass and Fail. annually and close a month prior to course commencement d. Yearly fees fluctuate depending on . Yearly updates on course fees and dates ven an acceptance letter. PNG Maritime College? ffice, then put in Students’ ceived through udents by the Students’

cademic operations COURSES of STUDY and YEAR CALENDER Schedule of Courses for 2013 23rd J 16th J Engineer Cadet 16th J Engineer Class 2 (Full) 20th A Engineer Class 2 (Part A) Engineer Class 2 (Part B) 23rd J 23rd J Engineer Class 3 (Full) 20th A Engineer Class 3 (Part A) Engineer Class 3 (Part B) 23rd J 23rd J Engineer Class 4 (Full) 20th A Engineer Class 4 (Part A) Engineer Class 4 (Part B) 20th A Engineer Class 5 23rd J 6th Jan Deck Cadets 16th J Mate Class 1&2 (Full) 19th M Mate Class 3 17th J Mate Class 4 17th J Mate Class 5 Coxswain 23rd J 21st M Rating 1 (Deck) 19th A Rating 1 (Engine) GP Rating 2 Short Courses and Courses Tanker Safety (Basic) Tanker Safety (Advanced) GMDSS (ROC) GMDSS (GOC) Fire Fighting (Basic) Fire Fighting (Advanced) Personal Survival Survival Craft Elementary First Aid Medical First Aid Personal Safety and Social Responsibility

D/Principal c Short Courses Information Mr. Leo Lauri ENDER d For Commence Completion 1 9th July 20th July 23rd July 27th July 23rd July 3rd August d For Commence Completion ss 1&2 13th August 24th August ss 3 13th August 24th August 27th August 1st Sept d For Commence Completion det 5th Sept 9th Sept 10th Sept 21st Sept 10th Sept 21st Sept 17th Sept 28th Sept 24th Sept 5th Oct d For Commence Completion ss 4 8th Oct 19th Oct d For Commence Completion ss 5 10th Nov 21st Nov 26th Nov 30th Nov 26th Nov 7th Dec 3rd Dec 14th Dec

rategic Aims MARINE ENGIN kes on Leadership roles and GRADE 10 ABOVE SCHOOL GRADE Training (MET) in the Regional and LEAVERS LEAVE ENGIN on and Training as a world class provider BASIC SEA GOING GRADE entele and to foster a culture of INDUCTION ENGINE PNGMC rket place in Maritime Transport, Offshore RATING 2 ENGR 4 ries. SEA SERVICE 18 MONTHS 16 MON ENGINE RATING 1 COURSE RITIME COLLEGE AND EXAM 19 MO SEA SERVICE 18 MONTHS CORRE e was established by an Act of Parliament QUALIFYING TIME FOR PNGMC aritime Education and Training. Since that ENGR CLASS 5 PART A able national and international reputation TOTAL 3 YEARS PART A ge and skills in the South Pacific. This has 12 MON effort, both by our staff and by the  1 YEAR AT SEA es, Government and Donor organizations ENGINE OPERATION E CA nd recognized by the International  1 YEAR MARINE IN g world class training in accordance with WORKSHOP M on of Watch keepers Convention (STCW to by the Papua New Guinean  I YEAR EITHER OF tional Laws. The PNG Maritime College THE ,< TWO SSPLIT ANY PROPORTION ENGR CLASS 5 COURSE AND EXAM 12 MONTHS SEA SERVICE WITH CORRESPONDENCE ENGINEER CLASS 4 AND EXAM 12 MONTHS SEA SERVICE 12 MONTHS SEA SERVICE AS WATCHKEEPER ON V/Ls 750 TO <3000KW CLASS 2 ENG PROP POWER 750 TO < 3000KW COURSE AND EXAMINATION AN ADDITIONAL 12 MONTHS SEA SERVICE ON VESSEL PROP POWER 750 TO <300KM CLASS 1 ENGR PROP POWER 750 TO < THAN 3000 KW ORAL EXAMINATION ONLY  Subject to change in accordance with Legi

REER PATH struc DECK CADETS ENTRY GRADE 12s AND ABOVE. PNGMC COURSE AND EXAM TO MATE CLASS 4 LEVEL 26 WEEKS MASTER 24 MONTHS SEA SERVICE ASS.5 ORAL WITH CORRESPONDENCE XAM ONLY COURSE PNGMC COURSE AND EXAM CLASS 4 MATE (23 WEEKS) 12 MONTHS SEA SERVICE AS WATCHKEPER 3 MONTHS, MATE 3 & EXAM WITH 6 MONTHS MATE 3 AND MASTER 3 & EXAM THEN 12 MONTHS SEA SERVICE AS L AS WATCHKEEPER ON E OF VESSELS MORE THAN 3000 OSS GROSS TONNAGE E CHIEF MATE COURSE AND EXAM CANDIDATES QUALIFY TO SAIL AS CHIEF MATE UNLIMITED 36 MONTHS SEA SERVICE AS WATCHKEEPER ON VESSELS MORE THAN 3000 GROSS TONNAGE OR 12 MONTHS AS WATCHKEEPER AND 12 MONTHS AS CHIEF MATE MASTER GRADE 1 COURSE AND EXAM UNLIMITED lation regulatory requirements

aining facilities Course Inform ysical and support resources SOLAS including MOST/HUET HUET SOLAS is an abbreviation and stands for S international conventions dealing with SURVIVAL CRAFT Convention of Safety of Life at Sea ,(197 SOLAS and covers a wide range of me shipping. The convention is also the oldest of its kin following the sinking of Titanic with the amended regularly. The International Convention for the Safet all Maritime Training Institutions compl Certification 1978 as amended for Watch k MOST (Marine Offshore Safety Training) w per the requirement, PNG Maritime Colleg Fire Fighting Basic/Intermediate/Adva Survival Personal survival/Surviva First Aid Elementary first aid Med PSSR Personal Safety and Soci PST Personal Survival Techniq MOST/HUET  Marine Offshore Survival Training  Helicopter Underwater Evacuation Tra

tion Teaching & train es as per STCW 1978 as amended MARINE FIREFIGHTING METC Complex g Technical & Professional Communications

mmes of STUDY Course Informatio gnition of its courses and facilities through MARINE ENGINEER CADET PROGRAM es ,right up to Certificate Of Competency The Marine Engineer cy Class 1 Marine Engineer Description ck Officers, Marine Engineers and Ratings. gate the ship from port to port; Marine Marine Engineers have responsibility for th ives the ship and supplies all the power ships, tugs, dredges, offshore oil explorati other specialized vessels. DURES Associated with the sea going career is th me Safety Authority that all students with Senior Position and responsibility for nance, slipways and dry-docks, fleet oper Application for medical fitness check will sought for similar positions in non-marin er once your application is accepted for stations, hospitals, hotels, water and sewa he course. Before you are accepted for the ings. This list is non exhaustive ans) must be made aware of the college Course Structure and Duration in advance upon acceptance, e students sponsor/parents and NOT the The initial Engineer Cadet training at PNGM ement with shipping companies to secure (Officer in Charge of an Engineering Watch on of the course. This five years program is divided into: om Madang including weekly personal 16 months at PNGMC (initial entry) not included in the course fees. Changes 18 months sea experience (employed) 12 months at PNGMC (Engineer Class 4) t, the applicant can then be enrolled, and 8 months sea experience (employed) e letter. 6 months at PNGMC (Engineer Class 3)  Mature level entries by candidates wit cases for the OOW certification at Clas

ation General Entrance cies in accordance with STCW Enrolment Procedure for Gener t Entry Requirements rating Technical & Professional nals For school leavers applying for the rating Grade 10 or above education with good pa all the subjects studied. You must request an application form for College. Application forms are released in months prior to commencement of course Once you have received an application fo must complete it and return it to the colle Relevant educational qualification includin Reports from Principal of the last schoo Officer or a Ward Councilor must be attach After the college receives the application, the applicant has met the entry require through an official acceptance letter.

ce Requirements Course Information C ck Officers Deck Officers tional High School or Secondary School) Description es in Mathematics, Physics and English is a color vision test and be medically and Deck Officers have the responsibility for tugs, dredges, offshore supply vessels, u to be a sponsored cadet. Major shipping concerned with stowage of cargo and the cadets. You cannot commence the course sea across the world. including a ship handling simulator, fully Deck Officers have a career path that lead puter laboratories and library. The college in close consultation with Marine Engin s courses and facilities. provide effective shipping services. Deck Officers can also work as Marine Su variety of shore and offshore-based marin Deck Cadet Course Structure The initial Deck Cadet course at PNGMC is 5 month program to Officer in Charge of a Navigational Watch 6 months at PNGMC (initial entry) 18 months sea experience 6 months at PNGMC (Officer in Charge of Navigational Watch)

formation {Cont} Enrolment Procedure for Marine cies as per STCW 1978 as amended Entry Requirements 1 subjects are at an advanced level) Completion of PNG Higher School (Nati Certificate (or equivalent) with best grad al Responsibility required. Marine Engineers must also pass physically fit. Engine Rating 1  Engineering knowledge motor Eligibility  Engineering knowledge general  Naval and Ship architecture Pre -requisites for enrolment requires you  ship construction companies in PNG advertise regularly for ca  Electro technology commence the course without a cadetshi  Mathematics  Workshop safety and theory Facilities  Fitting workshop practice  Engine workshop PNGMC has excellent training facilities whi  Technical communication engine-room (METC), control Technology y  Basic Fire Fighting computer laboratory, practice trade wo  Basic Survival established library.  Elementary First Aid  Personal Safety & Social Responsibility The METC is a unique full environmental tr the art marine main, auxiliary and ancillary will be exposed to the running and maint guidance and supervision of highly qual themselves Marine Engineers.

irements Course Informa elf sponsored Cadets General Purpose Rating ility Description program, the entry level required is Ratings assist the Deck Officers and age & Literature, Mathematics and Engineers in their jobs, steer the ship, kee operate machinery such as cranes and tie for enrolment to be it comes into port. Ratings drive boats, w s should be help with the ship’s maintenance. rm for enrolment COURSES Structure d return it to the al qualification Rating courses are in four parts, two dec from Principal of streams. and a Police Officer 7 weeks PNGMC (Deck rating 2) the application 7 weeks PNGMC (Engine rating 2) Maritime Safety These courses held concurrently over 12 w e college undergo a Both courses are required for those inte medical fitness check ratings. GP ratings can work in both Deck a tter once your Sea Experience program, your made aware of the 7 weeks at PNGMC (Deck rating 1) 12 weeks at PNGMC (Engine Rating 1) fee must be paid Sea Experience f the sponsor r arrangement with Further information is obtainable fr their child towards his/her sea time office. ding weekly personal allowances for their the applicant can then be enrolled, and e letter.

ocedures Academic & Related Suppor Admin Manager Information Technology & ed to the Class Teacher/Trainers who will The PNG Maritime College Information her HoD when necessary. section is part of the Executive Departm Principal, the ITC offers and supports ser DURES Action Plan to and Communication within the College. be inserted Currently, the College has a small ITC set here and the administration personals and func computers, printery, emails & internet, mittee comprising of staff of the college support to individual users. d sections and including the Student In the recent years, students’ ITC services or her vice. a students’ computer lab with 20 wor Printing and copying facilities are also avai ty issues in the college. The committee workstations. Internet services is only ava r students and staff of the college as an time. w to respond in a real emergency. In addition to computing services, the ITC Bridge Simulator. The new framework PNG Maritime College is brief and simple; Technology’s being constructed. This will t aff families members that are living on the ous ringing of the emergency bell located n hearing the bell, everyone gathers and in front of the Fire Fighting Cage. There, gned to different parties to respond to the n the ground, both staff and students to ignated emergency drivers. The college, on Emergency Evacuation Awareness on on all types of emergencies such as fire, a few.

Support Services PNG MC POLICY housing one of the nations most valuable CODE of CONDUCT for STU 000 serial and monograph volumes , 355 al items (videocassettes and DVDS). The The Papua New Guinea Maritime College er 5000 monograph. trains and certifies seafarers Ship Officer as are The CODE OF CONDUCT is designed to assi as well The Rules set out are intended to clearly i Circulation Deck Students studying at Maritime College. Video Screening & Serials The rules are also to protect College p activities. Therefore, it is the responsibi protect College properties and behave wi defined by the laws of the country to be dealt with under the laws of PNG. The Col with the Laws of PNG and the Regulatory F Any queries relating to any matters conta Student Admin. THE COLLEGE HAS A ALCOHOL AND DRUG For more information, please refer to the S FOR MORE INFORMATION; Please refer to published procedures. See: PNG Maritime College Students Code of C Staff Code of Conduct (Refer to public ser

Student mmodation Mess study-bedrooms is available. Rooms are Appropriate Clothing and footwear must be ses and pillows are supplied. Students Smoking and chewing of betel-nut are not d towels. Toilet and Shower facilities are Prior arrangements or ample notice must b late meals. eir seniority. It is against the rules and ircumstance to enter residences set aside Meal times are: gulations for any female student in any Breakfast: 0600 hours - de for the sole use of the male students. Morning tea: 0930 hours - Lunch: 1200 hours - Dinner: 1700 hours - Enjoying the noon breeze while watching the sun setting