This course addresses the stringent international regulations governing air pollution from ships, specifically focusing on the MARPOL Annex VI global sulphur cap, which limits the sulphur content in marine fuel oil to a maximum of 0.50% (and 0.10% within Emission Control Areas). It explains how maritime operators can legally comply with these rules by utilizing Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems (EGCS), commonly known as scrubbers, which treat the ship’s engine exhaust gases with washwater to chemically remove sulphur oxides before they hit the atmosphere. The training covers the technical operation, chemistry, and maintenance of open-loop, closed-loop, and hybrid scrubber systems, alongside the critical logging, monitoring, and washwater discharge criteria required to pass strict Port State Control inspections.
Related products
-
215,00 €
IMDG (INTERNATIONAL MARITIME DANGEROUS GOODS) CODE TRAINING Course recommended by: COURSE OBJECTIVES AND BENEFITS IMDG Code regulates transport of dangerous goods by sea in…
-
200,00 €
This course provides comprehensive training in planning and conducting abandon-ship drills and in the safe operation of survival craft and rescue boats. Students learn the…
-
175,00 €
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Safety Management Systems (SMS) as required by the ISM Code. Students learn the structure and purpose of an…
-
200,00 €
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND BENEFITS The course intends to focus workers’ attention on their own and their peers’ daily safety behavior. The goal of Behavioral Based…




