MAR30821 – Certificate III in Maritime Operations (Marine Engine Driver Grade 2 Near Coastal)

Throughout this course, students will gain a solid understanding of marine engine systems, maintenance procedures, safety protocols, and operational requirements. Participants will develop the necessary skills to operate and monitor engines, undertake routine maintenance, identify faults, and troubleshoot issues that may arise during vessel operations.

The curriculum covers a wide range of core topics, including maritime regulations, marine engine systems, electrical systems, propulsion systems, emergency response procedures, and environmental sustainability. Students will also receive training in communication protocols, workplace safety, and risk management practices.

Practical training forms a significant component of this course, allowing students to apply their theoretical knowledge in real-world settings. Under the guidance of experienced instructors, participants will gain hands-on experience in engine room operations, maintenance tasks, engine start-up and shutdown procedures, and the use of relevant tools and equipment.

Upon successful completion of the MAR30821 Certificate III in Maritime Operations (Marine Engine Driver Grade 2 Near Coastal), graduates will possess the necessary competencies to work as a Marine Engine Driver Grade 2 in near coastal waters. This qualification opens up opportunities for employment in various maritime sectors, including commercial shipping, ferry services, offshore support, and general vessel operations.

Furthermore, this certificate serves as a foundation for further career advancement and specialisation within the maritime industry. Graduates may consider progressing to higher-level certifications, such as Marine Engine Driver Grade 1 or explore specialised areas of marine engineering, such as propulsion systems, electrical systems, or refrigeration systems.

Duration

4 Weeks based on full time classroom-based training flexible training options available.