Hull and Structures
Hull Outfitting
This one-day course examines the hull outfitting components installed during ship fabrication and the classification and statutory requirements that apply to them.
- 1 day
- Virtual Class
- Course code C-AIS012
About this Course
This one-day course examines the hull outfitting components installed during ship fabrication and the classification and statutory requirements that apply to them. Participants review anchoring and mooring equipment, emergency towing arrangements, steering systems, watertight bulkhead doors and bow and sideshell openings and ramps, along with the fabrication, testing and survey requirements associated with each.
What you'll Learn
- Describe construction survey notification and dock trial requirements.
- Explain anchoring and mooring equipment including anchors, anchor chain, chain stoppers, windlasses, capstans, fairleads and bollards, and their fabrication and test requirements.
- Describe emergency towing arrangements and the associated class and SOLAS requirements.
- Explain steering systems including rudder types, materials, stocks, carriers and testing.
- Describe watertight bulkhead door securing and locking requirements.
- Explain bow, sideshell opening and ramp requirements including inner doors.
Who should Attend
This course is for maritime professionals involved in the design, construction, inspection, testing or operation of ship hull outfitting systems, including those who work in shipyards, new construction or vessel conversion projects, conduct or support fabrication, installation, inspection or commissioning activities, review hull outfitting drawings, test results or survey documentation, support vessel operations, maintenance or technical management or need a practical understanding of critical hull outfitting systems.
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