This course trains deck officers and cargo operators in the safe and precise utilization of onboard loading computers to monitor a vessel’s structural integrity. Participants will learn how to input and verify cargo distributions, ballast configurations, and fuel weights to calculate real-time stability parameters, including intact stability, longitudinal bending moments, and shearing forces. The training emphasizes recognizing stress limits, interpreting hull monitoring system alarms, and preventing structural overstress or stability failures during complex loading and discharging operations.
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