This course delivers the technical knowledge and operational procedures required to safely manage, monitor, and maintain a vessel’s potable water production and distribution systems. Participants learn how to operate freshwater generators, implement precise chemical dosing and chlorination treatments, and conduct routine biological and chemical water testing to prevent contamination. By focusing on system maintenance, plumbing design hygiene, and the prevention of pathogens like Legionella, the curriculum ensures that technical personnel can guarantee a continuous supply of safe drinking water while complying with strict international maritime health and environmental regulations.
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275,00 €
This course provides the knowledge required to identify fire hazards on board and apply effective fire prevention measures in accordance with STCW and SOLAS requirements.…
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275,00 €
This course prepares students to react effectively to onboard emergencies, including fire, flooding, collisions, groundings, and medical situations. It covers emergency procedures, alarm signals, muster…
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200,00 €
This course provides essential training in safety awareness and responsible behavior on board. It covers safe working practices, hazard recognition, emergency procedures, pollution prevention, and…




