Skills by Occupation

comply with operational standards for vessels types of maritime vessels Global Maritime Distress and Safety System recognise signs of corrosion assess structural integrity of ship for maritime usage national waterways advise on maritime subjects international waterways ensure vessel security lead inspections mathematics determine cause of damage ship related legislative requirements ensure vessel compliance with regulations read engineering drawings inspect vessel mechanics of vessels maritime transportation technology maritime telecommunications analyse ship operations assess vessel capability read standard blueprints quality assurance procedures mechanical engineering write inspection reports

write work-related reports calculate the amount of cargo on a vessel engine components distinguish various types of ships physical parts of the vessel review ship documentation operate precision measuring equipment inspect vessel manufacturing interpret inland water transport regulations principles of cargo stowage adhere to traffic regulations on inland waterways inspect offshore constructions identify risks of ship activities monitor the validity of ship certificates conduct analysis of ship data use maritime English use different communication channels provide advice to technicians inland waterway police regulations manage health and safety standards read stowage plans conduct performance tests ensure equipment maintenance advise on equipment maintenance inspect cargo engineering processes european classification of inland waterways recognise abnormalities on board act as contact person during equipment incident have computer literacy vehicle cargo capacity engineering principles inspect engine rooms issue licences monitor the discharge of cargo assume responsibility for maintaining a safe ship environment file claims with insurance companies