Overview

Led by an experienced DP instructor, this course will provide a comprehensive understanding of dynamic positioning systems and operations, from its development, components, audits, to future industry trends. The course will start off with a solid overview of the principals and system requirements of dynamic positioning, such as redundancy, levels of control, and modes. The 7 main components of a DP system including control systems, thrusters, position reference systems, and sensors will be examined in detail. Featuring real-life case studies and examples, our expert Course Facilitator will discuss the regulations & guidelines, current DP training curriculum, present requirements of FMEA auditing, watchkeeping standards, accident & incident investigation, and operation planning of DP. At the end of the course, recent developments & future trends in the industry will be addressed.

Benefits of Attending

• UNDERSTAND the principals & system requirements of dynamic positioning for different applications including redundancy, levels of control, and modes
• EXAMINE the 7 main components of a DP system including control systems, thrusters, position reference systems, and sensors
• APPRECIATE advantages & disadvantages of position reference systems, and how to select the right one for the operation
• INSPECT regulation & guidelines including governments, IMO, IMCA, and company clients
• ASSESS current DP training standards, providers, and curriculum
• EVALUATE surveys, audits, DP trials, inspections, and present requirements of FMEA auditing
• APPLY proper manning, operations, and watchkeeping best practices of DP vessels
• PREVENT incidents and learn from the past through accident & incident investigation
• LEARN how to plan a DP operation taking into account communications, assurance, and redundancy
• DISCOVER recent developments & future trends in dynamic positioning technology

Who Should Attend

This workshop is designed for ship- and shore-based nautical staff who require detailed knowledge about DP in the offshore oil & gas industry to enhance operational performance:

• Marine Engineer
• Marine Operations Manager
• Marine Technical Manager
• Marine / Pilotage Manager
• Marine Coordinator
• Marine Superintendent
• Naval Architect

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