Classification Surveys Package
Classification Surveys Package
¥0
Tax Free
This page is an information page for the course.
You cannot apply for the course or join the waiting list.
You cannot apply for the course or join the waiting list.
This page is an information page for the course.
You cannot apply for the course or join the waiting list.
Thank you very much for your understanding.
To apply for the course, please contact your nearest office of ours.
▶ Superintendents, shipbuilders and repair yard personnel, etc. (0-2 years experience)
※To help participants acquire the necessary foundational knowledge,
we encourage them to complete our E‑Learning course “The First Course on Shipping and Shipbuilding” in advance.
▶ Duration：1 Day / Course
Classification Societies and International Conventions Course
This course provides a primer on classification societies, including their role in the maritime industry, history, and core duties. Additionally, it covers outlines of ship inspections (Class Surveys, Statutory Surveys, etc.) and the major international conventions applicable to ships.
This course will help you deepen your understanding of the interactions and relationships between classification societies and other members of the maritime community.
Classification Surveys (Machinery and Electrical Installations) Course
This course provides the outlines of the classification surveys for machinery and electrical installations for new ships in construction. Additionally, it covers the outline of the class maintenance surveys for ships in service as well as machinery damage investigations.
This course will help you deepen your understanding of preparation for surveys and proper maintenance on machinery and electrical installations.
Classification Societies (Hull) Course
This course provides the outlines of classification surveys for hull on new ships in construction. Additionally, it covers the outlines of the class maintenance surveys for ships in service as well as typical hull damage and how to deal with it.
This course will help you deepen your understanding of preparation for surveys and proper maintenance on hull.
Materials and Welding Course
This course provides the explanation of the process to produce steel materials for ships, welding methods during ship construction, examples of welding defects, and checkpoints during inspections.
This course will help you deepen your understanding of the basics and necessary surveys regarding materials, welding and non-destructive testing.
You cannot apply for the course or join the waiting list.
Thank you very much for your understanding.
To apply for the course, please contact your nearest office of ours.
▶ Superintendents, shipbuilders and repair yard personnel, etc. (0-2 years experience)
※To help participants acquire the necessary foundational knowledge,
we encourage them to complete our E‑Learning course “The First Course on Shipping and Shipbuilding” in advance.
▶ Duration：1 Day / Course
Classification Societies and International Conventions Course
This course provides a primer on classification societies, including their role in the maritime industry, history, and core duties. Additionally, it covers outlines of ship inspections (Class Surveys, Statutory Surveys, etc.) and the major international conventions applicable to ships.
This course will help you deepen your understanding of the interactions and relationships between classification societies and other members of the maritime community.
Classification Surveys (Machinery and Electrical Installations) Course
This course provides the outlines of the classification surveys for machinery and electrical installations for new ships in construction. Additionally, it covers the outline of the class maintenance surveys for ships in service as well as machinery damage investigations.
This course will help you deepen your understanding of preparation for surveys and proper maintenance on machinery and electrical installations.
Classification Societies (Hull) Course
This course provides the outlines of classification surveys for hull on new ships in construction. Additionally, it covers the outlines of the class maintenance surveys for ships in service as well as typical hull damage and how to deal with it.
This course will help you deepen your understanding of preparation for surveys and proper maintenance on hull.
Materials and Welding Course
This course provides the explanation of the process to produce steel materials for ships, welding methods during ship construction, examples of welding defects, and checkpoints during inspections.
This course will help you deepen your understanding of the basics and necessary surveys regarding materials, welding and non-destructive testing.