Unit 15. Surveying Large Vessel Main Engines

£395.00

This module is designed to assist the student to develop the skills required to conduct a survey of a ship’s machinery.

The primary focus of this module is to offer an introduction to the engine and associated propulsion installations typically encountered in large commercial vessel applications, which intends to provide an overview of the engineering aspects of the modern ship and define the role and responsibilities of the Marine Engineering Surveyor.

The survey of main machinery will generally be on the basis of non-intrusive examination of equipment. Key considerations when inspecting any piece of equipment are its efficacy and condition; it must be ascertained whether the item is ‘fit for purpose’ from an operational and maintenance perspective and in ‘serviceable’ condition. Initially it may be considered from the general appearance of an engine room that the maintenance schedule may not have been adhered to; it is important not to make such assumptions
without foundation, but it is fair to say that first impressions are often proved to be correct.

Please note.
By choosing to buy this Unit you are not entering into the full educational programme but you can complete an assignment for this Unit and receive an IIMS Certificate on successful assessment. Further details of this will be sent to you when you make your purchase. If you decide to take the full Educational Course at a later date you may be able to use your successful pass to make up part of your qualification.  Please be reminded that this cost covers one download of a .pdf document, there is NO hard copy. There is no refund available. Please call the Education Team direct if you have any queries: 023 92 313012 or 023 92 313015

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