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Supports STCW elements... |
TASK - Navigation
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TOPIC - Piloting
- demonstrates proper chart preparation for coastal transit
- demonstrates proper voyage planning techniques
- calculates tides and currents for various ports visited
- demonstrates ability to properly correct nautical charts
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21A2
21A1
21A1.02
21A1.03
21A1.04
21A1.05
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TOPIC - Celestial
- calculates Rising, Setting and Transiting phenomena
- calculates compass error by amplitude and azimuth
- demonstrates ability to take daily sunlines, calculate and plot same
- demonstrates ability to take star sights, calculate and plot same
- demonstrates ability to compute Great Circle and Mercator sailings
- demonstrates ability to compute daily noon slips
- demonstrates ability to observe and record weather observations
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21A1.01
21A1.09
21A1.11
21A2
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TASK - Ship's Business
- describes purpose of Certificate of Documentation
- describes Official Logbook
- describes sign on procedures
- lists and describes paperwork needed when entering from foreign
- lists and describes union activity aboard ship
- describes prescribed shipboard familiarization methods on board ship
- describes Note of Protest, Notice of Readiness, Certified Crew List and Cargo
Manifest
- describes methods of dealing with STCW required rest periods
- describes Certificate of Inspection
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21A2.03
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TASK - Ship Familiarization
- describes vessel's mooring equipment and procedures
- describes vessel's steering gear and procedures
- describes vessel's load lines and tonnages
- lists and describes vessel's emergency escape routes
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21A1.10
21A4
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TASK - Cargo Operations
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TOPIC - Tanker
- diagrams vessel's cargo and ballast systems
- describes cargo loading routine, planning, loading, discharging
- describes safety procedures
- describes topping off and stripping procedures
- describes tank gauging systems in use
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21C1
21C1.1
21C1.2
21B1
21B1.02
21C2.1
21C2.4
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TOPIC - Container
- describes vessel's stack weight limitations
- demonstrates ability to conduct a lashing gear inventory
- describes loading programs and associated problems
- describes any cell guide damage surveys conducted
- describes assistance provided by shore side staff, and Chief Mate's
responsibilities.
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21B1
21B1.01
21B1.02
21C2.1
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TOPIC - RoRo
- describes types of cargo gear on board
- describes stability calculations necessary for heavy lifts
- describes methods used in lashing/securing cargo
- describes any damage surveys conducted
- describes lashings/tie down points used in ro/ro cargo
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21C2.1
21B1
21B1.01
21B1.02
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TASK - Firefighting and Lifesaving
- List and describe appropriate CFR references and how your vessel complies
- describes monthly lifeboat and safety inspections
- diagrams vessel's deck plans showing location of all fire and safety
equipment
- diagrams vessel's fixed fire fighting systems
- describes typical Fire and Boat drill and preplanning and critique for same
- describes duties of Safety Officer
- diagrams vessel's fire and foam systems
- lists locations of all emergency equipment lockers and equipment
- lists and describe all GMDSS equipment found onboard
- describes routing testing and operation of GMDSS equipment
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21C4
21C4.1
21C4.2
21C3.2
21C3.4
21C3.5
21C6.1
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TASK - Rules of Road
- lists and describe differences between Inland and International Rules
- describes actual Rules situations encountered while on watch underway
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21A2.01
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TASK - Vessel Vital Statistics
- describes statistics of vessel
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ASSESSMENT - Master's evaluation
- is given a grade based upon the following criteria
- efforts of cadet to utilize vessel to increase his/her professional
knowledge
- demonstrated ability to stand proper bridge watch
- demonstrated ability to stand proper in port watch
- demonstrated ability to work successfully with ship's crew
- demonstrated ambition to succeed as a professional mariner
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21A1
21A2
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