What's in a Pre Transfer Meeting online course?

Pre Transfer Meeting is part of the Ship Shore Interface unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. The pre transfer meeting is where the tanker and terminal do the final check before transferring the cargo. Learners are introduced to the ship shore safety checklist and reviewing cargo transfer plans. Learners get guidance on accommodation, deck and engine room checks during the safety tour. Learners ae introduced to loading arms and the emergency shutdown system. Learners are taught the difference between closed transfer and a transfer with venting. Learners are introduced to ballast water management and the international ship and port facility security code.

What's in a Post Transfer Operations online course?

 Post Transfer Operations is part of the Ship Shore Interface unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. Post transfer operations are mainly about the quality and quantity of the cargo transferred. Learners bare taught the basics of the tank inventory process. Learners are introduced to the grades of oil and gas products and are taught the purpose of the Material Safety Data Sheets and main properties of hydrocarbons for safety and for measurement. Students are taught the basics of calculating LNG volume and calculating the mass of oil. Learners are introduced to cargo documents and sampling oil on ships.

What's in a tanker Vetting and Compatibility online course?

 

Vetting and Compatibility is part of the Ship Shore Interface unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. Before a tanker calls at the terminal, it has to be vetted by checking previous inspection reports and checked for compatibility with the terminal. Learners are taught about the types of ships that carry liquids in bulk, interpreting ship particulars and inspecting vessel certification. Learners get an introduction to liquefied gas tank types, liquefied gas tanker design and oil tanker design. Learners are introduced to berthing and mooring equipment.

What's in a Phases of Bulk Liquid Transportation online course?

 

Transfer Operations is another small unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator online program. In the Phases of Bulk Liquid Transportation course, learners are introduced to the various stages of transferring liquids from one tank to another. Learners are introduced to the processes of gassing up, cooling down, inerting and gas freeing tanks.  Learners also get an introduction to discharging, loading and topping off tanks and crude oil washing. 

What's in a Cargo Transfer Equipment online course?

 

Transfer Operations is another small unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator online program. In the  Cargo Transfer Equipment course, learners are introduced to the basics of the main equipment used to transfer liquid cargo. Learners are taught about tanks on tankers, piping arrangements, valves, pumps, manifold connections, cargo monitoring gauges, compressors, inert gas systems and heat exchangers.

What's in a Terminal Layout online course?

 

In this small unit, learners get an introduction to types of marine terminals and storage tank farms. Learners are introduced to jetty pipelines and jetty control rooms. Learners are introduced to the basics of: mooring dolphins and fenders, quick release mooring hooks and Jetty piles Learners are introduced to terminal berthing aids like: current meters, speed of approach indicators and escort tugs. Learners are introduced to important jetty connections like the international ship shore fire connection and the emergency shutdown system. Leaners are introduced to navigation channels and buoyage.

What's in a Maintain Terminal HSE online course?

Learners are shown how to maintain health, safety and environmental protection on the terminal. This unit covers hazard identification and risk assessment at the ship shore interface. Learners are introduced to marine pollution and forms for the transfer of oil. Learners find out about the terminal’s role in garbage management on ships. Learners are taught the procedures for confined space entry for tank inspection. Learners get a basic lesson on corrosion and the visual inspection of firefighting appliances and lifesaving equipment Learners find out how to do visual inspections of mooring and lifting equipment. Learners are introduced to safety management systems and audits and flag and port state control.

What's in a Port and Harbour Operations online course?

 

The Port and Harbour Operations unit is large enough to be considered two units combined. This unit is to prepare the jetty operator for monitoring and controlling non transfer activities in the port.

The Entering and Departing Port course is document based and learners get to study: Pre sailing checklists, Engine room pre operation checklists and Pre arrival status reports used by ships. Learners see an example of the Berthing Instructions sent by terminals to ships. Learners are introduced to the Standard marine navigational vocabulary used by ships, and get an explanation of Navigational warnings. Learners get a text lesson on draft sounding and under keel clearance. Learners get a copy of the US Code of signals for use with the Visual signals used by ships in port approaches video.

Learners get documents about terminal towing safe work practices. The lesson on Mooring includes ships’ mooring equipment, mooring hazard identification, risks and safe work practices. Learners get information about making fast to a mooring buoy. Learners get documents on safe use of gangways and providing safe access to the ship. Learners get information on ships’ anchors, anchoring to a single anchor, anchoring safe working practices, how ships select a position for anchoring and anchorages around Trinidad. 

Cargo transfers and terminal maintenance are dependent on weather conditions. Learners are taught the types of weather forecasts, Cloud types and weather map symbols, Weather systems & precipitation, Interpreting marine weather forecast vocabulary, Tropical revolving storms, Interpreting tropical weather, Winds and squalls, Dry season and Rainy season in Trinidad. Terminals have to plan and execute cargo transfers as well as bunkering operations in the port. Learners are introduced to the hazards of hydrocarbons, the oil & gas value chain, oil spills, MARPOL, tanks, piping arrangements and pumps on tankers and oil pollution prevention.

Tankers, dredgers and workboats have to be vetted before they can operate in the terminal. Learners are introduced to interpreting ship particulars, draught and hull markings, interpreting load line marks, deck cargo stowage planning, safe deck best practice, stability, buoyancy, stability book contents and stability computers.

Caribbean Jetty Operator online training for now and the future.

 

Ships and boats are being pressured, more than ever, about their harmful emissions. Many ship engine designers are experimenting with alternative fuels for nautical craft. LNG, methanol and ammonia among them. All of which are available in Trinidad. Given that, and our proximity to the Panama Canal, SSNT developed this course with bunkering, as well as terminal transfers in mind.

The Caribbean Jetty Operator program is a foundation level course for working and aspiring jetty operators, loading masters, marine coordinators, process technicians, METs and EEETs. In maritime nations, marine terminals are often manned by former seafarers. The Caribbean does not presently have a stock of former seafarers, so SSNT has produced this foundation program for non seafarers. The program provides the basics in all of the interface aspects of transferring liquids between ships and terminals. The program was developed from OCIMF's Marine Terminal Operator Competency Training (MTOCT), STCW's Basic Tanker Cargo Operations and the CVQ in Marine Terminal Operations. 

Students must go to ssntjetty.myicourse.com and complete 27 lessons and get 70% in the 20 multiple choice questions following each lesson. The lessons are divided into 5 units. Port and Harbour Operations is two units combined into one. Terminal Layout and Cargo Transfer Operations are two small units combined into one. The other two units are Ship Shore Interface and Terminal HSE management. Call (868)7995394 to sign up.

Terminal Layout - Caribbean Jetty Operator training

Terminal Layout is a unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. The unit in covered in 12 short videos: Types of terminals, Storage tank farms, Jetty pipelines, Jetty control rooms, Mooring dolphins and fenders, Mooring hooks, Jetty piles, Terminal berthing aids, Important jetty connections,  Navigation channel buoys, Cardinal marker buoys, Isolated danger buoys, Navigation channels in Trinidad. Students must get 70% from 30 multiple choice questions.

The Caribbean Jetty Operator program is a foundation level course for working and aspiring jetty operators, loading masters, marine coordinators, process technicians, METs and EEETs. In maritime nations, marine terminals are often manned by former seafarers. The Caribbean does not presently have a stock of former seafarers, so SSNT has produced this foundation program for non seafarers. The program provides the basics in all of the interface aspects of transferring liquids between ships and terminals. The program was developed from OCIMF's Marine Terminal Operator Competency Training (MTOCT), STCW's Basic Tanker Cargo Operations and the CVQ in Marine Terminal Operations. 

Students must go to ssntjetty.myicourse.com and complete 27 lessons and get 70% in the 20 multiple choice questions following each lesson. The lessons are divided into 5 units. Port and Harbour Operations is two units combined into one. Terminal Layout and Cargo Transfer Operations are two small units combined into one. The other two units are Ship Shore Interface and Terminal HSE management. Call (868)7995394 to sign up.

Port and Harbour Operations - Caribbean Jetty Operator training

Port and Harbour Operations is a unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. The unit in covered in 20 documents and 55 short videos: Entering and departing port, Anchoring, ICS flags, Towing operations, Gangways, Interpreting weather forecasts, Mooring operations, Ship particulars and hull markings, Introduction to stability, Cargo work and bunkering, Boat handling theory, and Using tide and current information. Students must get 70% from 200 multiple choice questions.

The Caribbean Jetty Operator program is a foundation level course for working and aspiring jetty operators, loading masters, marine coordinators, process technicians, METs and EEETs. In maritime nations, marine terminals are often manned by former seafarers. The Caribbean does not presently have a stock of former seafarers, so SSNT has produced this foundation program for non seafarers. The program provides the basics in all of the interface aspects of transferring liquids between ships and terminals. The program was developed from OCIMF's Marine Terminal Operator Competency Training (MTOCT), STCW's Basic Tanker Cargo Operations and the CVQ in Marine Terminal Operations. 

Students must go to ssntjetty.myicourse.com and complete 27 lessons and get 70% in the 20 multiple choice questions following each lesson. The lessons are divided into 5 units. Port and Harbour Operations is two units combined into one. Terminal Layout and Cargo Transfer Operations are two small units combined into one. The other two units are Ship Shore Interface and Terminal HSE management. Call (868)7995394 to sign up.

Terminal HSE and SMS - Caribbean Jetty Operator training

 

Maintaining Terminal HSE is a unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. The unit in covered in 58documents: Hazard identification & risk assessment, Inspecting & defect reporting, Permits to work & maintenance, Pollution prevention, Reporting incidents, Safety management audits, and Emergency preparedness. Students must get 70% from 70 multiple choice questions.

The Caribbean Jetty Operator program is a foundation level course for working and aspiring jetty operators, loading masters, marine coordinators, process technicians, METs and EEETs. In maritime nations, marine terminals are often manned by former seafarers. The Caribbean does not presently have a stock of former seafarers, so SSNT has produced this foundation program for non seafarers. The program provides the basics in all of the interface aspects of transferring liquids between ships and terminals. The program was developed from OCIMF's Marine Terminal Operator Competency Training (MTOCT), STCW's Basic Tanker Cargo Operations and the CVQ in Marine Terminal Operations. 

Students must go to ssntjetty.myicourse.com and complete 27 lessons and get 70% in the 20 multiple choice questions following each lesson. The lessons are divided into 5 units. Port and Harbour Operations is two units combined into one. Terminal Layout and Cargo Transfer Operations are two small units combined into one. The other two units are Ship Shore Interface and Terminal HSE management. Call (868)7995394 to sign up.

Pre Transfer Meeting - Caribbean Jetty Operator training

 

Pre Transfer Meeting is a lesson in the Ship Shore Interface unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. The lesson in covered in 14 short videos: Purpose of the pre transfer meeting, Ship shore safety checklist sections, Reviewing transfer plans, SSSCL accommodation checks, SSSCL deck checks, SSSCL engine room checks, Operating loading arms, Emergency shutdown system, Closed transfer, Venting transfer, Ballast water management, Ship shore security. Students must get 70% from 40 multiple choice questions.

The Caribbean Jetty Operator program is a foundation level course for working and aspiring jetty operators, loading masters, marine coordinators, process technicians, METs and EEETs. In maritime nations, marine terminals are often manned by former seafarers. The Caribbean does not presently have a stock of former seafarers, so SSNT has produced this foundation program for non seafarers. The program provides the basics in all of the interface aspects of transferring liquids between ships and terminals. The program was developed from OCIMF's Marine Terminal Operator Competency Training (MTOCT), STCW's Basic Tanker Cargo Operations and the CVQ in Marine Terminal Operations. 

Students must go to ssntjetty.myicourse.com and complete 27 lessons and get 70% in the 20 multiple choice questions following each lesson. The lessons are divided into 5 units. Port and Harbour Operations is two units combined into one. Terminal Layout and Cargo Transfer Operations are two small units combined into one. The other two units are Ship Shore Interface and Terminal HSE management. Call (868)7995394 to sign up.

Vetting and Compatibility - Caribbean Jetty Operator

Vetting and Compatibility is a lesson in the Ship Shore Interface unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. The lesson in covered in 12 short videos: Interpreting ship particulars, Liquefied gas tank types, Liquefied gas tanker design, Oil and gas value chain, Oil tanker design, Ships that carry liquids in bulk, Inspecting vessel certification, Planning for the cargo, Tanker vetting and compatibility, Terminal vetting and compatibility, Berthing and mooring equipment. Students must get 70% from 20 multiple choice questions. 

The Caribbean Jetty Operator program is a foundation level course for working and aspiring jetty operators, loading masters, marine coordinators, process technicians, METs and EEETs. In maritime nations, marine terminals are often manned by former seafarers. The Caribbean does not presently have a stock of former seafarers, so SSNT has produced this foundation program for non seafarers. The program provides the basics in all of the interface aspects of transferring liquids between ships and terminals. The program was developed from OCIMF's Marine Terminal Operator Competency Training (MTOCT), STCW's Basic Tanker Cargo Operations and the CVQ in Marine Terminal Operations. 

Students must go to ssntjetty.myicourse.com and complete 27 lessons and get 70% in the 20 multiple choice questions following each lesson. The lessons are divided into 5 units. Port and Harbour Operations is two units combined into one. Terminal Layout and Cargo Transfer Operations are two small units combined into one. The other two units are Ship Shore Interface and Terminal HSE management. Call (868)7995394 to sign up.

Post Transfer Operations - Caribbean Jetty Operator training

Post Transfer Operations is a lesson in the Ship Shore Interface unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. The lesson in covered in 12 short videos: Tank inventory process, Properties of hydrocarbons for safety, Properties of hydrocarbons for measurement, Calculating LNG volume, Calculating the mass of oil, Material Safety Data Sheets, Grades of oil and gas products, Sampling oil on ships, Introduction to cargo documents. Students must get 70% from 35 multiple choice questions. 

The Caribbean Jetty Operator program is a foundation level course for working and aspiring jetty operators, loading masters, marine coordinators, process technicians, METs and EEETs. In maritime nations, marine terminals are often manned by former seafarers. The Caribbean does not presently have a stock of former seafarers, so SSNT has produced this foundation program for non seafarers. The program provides the basics in all of the interface aspects of transferring liquids between ships and terminals. The program was developed from OCIMF's Marine Terminal Operator Competency Training (MTOCT), STCW's Basic Tanker Cargo Operations and the CVQ in Marine Terminal Operations. 

Students must go to ssntjetty.myicourse.com and complete 27 lessons and get 70% in the 20 multiple choice questions following each lesson. The lessons are divided into 5 units. Port and Harbour Operations is two units combined into one. Terminal Layout and Cargo Transfer Operations are two small units combined into one. The other two units are Ship Shore Interface and Terminal HSE management. Call (868)7995394 to sign up.

Cargo Transfer Equipment - Caribbean Jetty Operator training

Cargo Transfer Equipment is a lesson in the Transfer Operations unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. The lesson in covered in 10 short videos: Tanks on tankers, Piping arrangements, Valves, Pumps, Manifold connection, Cargo monitoring, Compressors, Inert gas systems, Pipelines, Heat exchangers. Students must get 70% from 20 multiple choice questions.

The Caribbean Jetty Operator program is a foundation level course for working and aspiring jetty operators, loading masters, marine coordinators, process technicians, METs and EEETs. In maritime nations, marine terminals are often manned by former seafarers. The Caribbean does not presently have a stock of former seafarers, so SSNT has produced this foundation program for non seafarers. The program provides the basics in all of the interface aspects of transferring liquids between ships and terminals. The program was developed from OCIMF's Marine Terminal Operator Competency Training (MTOCT), STCW's Basic Tanker Cargo Operations and the CVQ in Marine Terminal Operations. 

Students must go to ssntjetty.myicourse.com and complete 27 lessons and get 70% in the 20 multiple choice questions following each lesson. The lessons are divided into 5 units. Port and Harbour Operations is two units combined into one. Terminal Layout and Cargo Transfer Operations are two small units combined into one. The other two units are Ship Shore Interface and Terminal HSE management. Call (868)7995394 to sign up.

Phases of Bulk Liquid Transportation - Caribbean Jetty Operator training

Phases of Bulk Liquid Transportation is a lesson in the Transfer Operations unit of the Caribbean Jetty Operator program. The lesson in covered in 10 short videos: Ballast voyage LNG, Boil off gas system, Cooling tanks, Gassing up tanks, Discharging, Inerting tanks, Gas freeing, Loading, Topping off tanks, Crude oil washing. Students must get 70% from 20 multiple choice questions.

The Caribbean Jetty Operator program is a foundation level course for working and aspiring jetty operators, loading masters, marine coordinators, process technicians, METs and EEETs. In maritime nations, marine terminals are often manned by former seafarers. The Caribbean does not presently have a stock of former seafarers, so SSNT has produced this foundation program for non seafarers. The program provides the basics in all of the interface aspects of transferring liquids between ships and terminals. The program was developed from OCIMF's Marine Terminal Operator Competency Training (MTOCT), STCW's Basic Tanker Cargo Operations and the CVQ in Marine Terminal Operations. 

Students must go to ssntjetty.myicourse.com and complete 27 lessons and get 70% in the 20 multiple choice questions following each lesson. The lessons are divided into 5 units. Port and Harbour Operations is two units combined into one. Terminal Layout and Cargo Transfer Operations are two small units combined into one. The other two units are Ship Shore Interface and Terminal HSE management. Call (868)7995394 to sign up.

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