Course description
Diploma in Marine Engineering
Our Marine Engineering Course Will Educate You in the Principles and Practices of the Discipline
Gain a firm understanding of the key principles of marine engineering, ship systems and engineering practice plus related legislation and operating practices.
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Who should attend?
- Naval architects, design coordinators, purchasing professionals, sales managers and logistics personnel
- Marine surveyors, fleet or vessel superintendents and HSSE personnel needing to develop their engineering knowledge
- Project managers, coordinators and production supervisors involved in vessel design, build, modification, repair or scrapping
- Insurance and claims executives, and legal and financial professionals working in the maritime sector
- Seagoing deck officers wishing to develop and widen their professional seagoing knowledge or to prepare for a career ashore
- Maritime professionals looking to develop technical understanding of engineering theories and mechanical principles
Training content
- Marine Engineering in Context: Maritime Transport; Ships and Machinery
- Science that Supports Marine Engineering Practice
- Naval Architecture: Hydrostatics, Stability and Ship Design
- Power Generation and Control: Electro-technology, Electronics and Control Engineering
- Thermodynamics: Heat Engine Principles
- Fuel and Marine Propulsion Design
- Auxiliary and Ancillary Machinery and Systems
- Propulsion, Ship Operations and Future Developments
- Combining Maintenance with Statutory Surveys
- Marine Engineering Practice, Safety and the Environment
- Case Study: Design a Ship from Basic Principles
Certification / Credits
What you'll learn
At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- The marine engineers required knowledge of associated international laws and conventions
- The science behind the practice of marine engineering Ship design principles, operations, maintenance and surveys
- Propulsion designs and future developments
- Power generation and thermodynamics Auxiliary and ancillary machinery systems and layout
- The marine engineer’s awareness of operating in a safe and efficient manner
- Consideration for and the legal requirements covering the environment
- Undertake a vessel design specification combining the necessary legislation, structural and engineering considerations
About LMA
Lloyd's Maritime Academy
Lloyd’s Maritime Academy was born from Lloyd’s List. Lloyd’s Maritime Academy is the trusted brand for professional development, working with leading academic and industry bodies to provide accredited education and training where it is much needed.We are stepping up investment...
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