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    AMS (Training Objectives)

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    The document outlines the training objectives for 5 days of instruction covering various mechanical systems aboard a ship. Day 1 focuses on diesel engines, Day 2 on boilers, Day 3 on pumps and air compressors, Day 4 on heat exchangers and steering gear, and Day 5 on refrigeration, fuels, and combustion. The objectives for each session are to understand the components, how the systems work, identify parts, and learn inspection and maintenance procedures to execute on board, with simulation exercises using computer-based training videos.

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    AMS (Training Objectives)

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    The document outlines the training objectives for 5 days of instruction covering various mechanical systems aboard a ship. Day 1 focuses on diesel engines, Day 2 on boilers, Day 3 on pumps and air compressors, Day 4 on heat exchangers and steering gear, and Day 5 on refrigeration, fuels, and combustion. The objectives for each session are to understand the components, how the systems work, identify parts, and learn inspection and maintenance procedures to execute on board, with simulation exercises using computer-based training videos.

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    The document outlines the training objectives for 5 days of instruction covering various mechanical systems aboard a ship. Day 1 focuses on diesel engines, Day 2 on boilers, Day 3 on pumps and air compressors, Day 4 on heat exchangers and steering gear, and Day 5 on refrigeration, fuels, and combustion. The objectives for each session are to understand the components, how the systems work, identify parts, and learn inspection and maintenance procedures to execute on board, with simulation exercises using computer-based training videos.

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    AMS (Training Objectives)

    Uploaded by

    Christian Cañon Genterola
    The document outlines the training objectives for 5 days of instruction covering various mechanical systems aboard a ship. Day 1 focuses on diesel engines, Day 2 on boilers, Day 3 on pumps and air compressors, Day 4 on heat exchangers and steering gear, and Day 5 on refrigeration, fuels, and combustion. The objectives for each session are to understand the components, how the systems work, identify parts, and learn inspection and maintenance procedures to execute on board, with simulation exercises using computer-based training videos.

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    Day 1 – Diesel Engine

    Training Objectives:
    At the end of the session, the trainee must be
    able to:

    Understand the most components essential functions


    of the engines.
    Understand how the systems and related systems
    work.
    Locate, recognize, and identify all essential
    components within the systems
    Execute the daily, weekly and monthly inspections
    and maintenance routines based on manufacturer
    manual and planned maintenance system existing on
    board.
    Simulate system operations with the use of CBT.
    Day 2 – Boilers
    Training objectives:
    At the end of the session, trainee must be
    able to:

     Understand the types and constructions of marine


    Boilers used on board.
     Understand how its system and related systems
    operate.
     Locate, recognize and identify all the essential
    components, attachments and fittings within the
    system involved.
     Execute the daily, weekly and monthly inspections
    and maintenance routines based on the manufacturer
    manual and planned maintenance system existing on
    board.
     Simulate systems operation with the use of CBT video
    Day 3 – Pumps/Air Compressor
    Pumps
    Training Objectives:
    At the end of the session, the trainee must be
    able to:
     Understand the types and constructions of pumps used
    on board.
     Understand how its system and related systems
    operate.
     Locate, recognize and identify all the essential
    components and accessories and fittings within the
    system involved
     Execute the daily, weekly and monthly inspections and
    maintenance routines based on the manufacturer
    manual and planned maintenance system existing on
    board
     Simulate systems operation with the use of CBT video
    Air Compressors
    Training Objectives:

    At the end of the session, the trainee must be able to:


     Understand the types and constructions of Air
    compressor used on board.
     Understand how its system and related systems
    operate.
     Locate, recognize and identify all the essential
    components and accessories and fittings within the
    system involved
     Execute the daily, weekly and monthly inspections and
    maintenance routines based on the manufacturer
    manual and planned maintenance system existing on
    board
    Day 4 – Heat Exchangers/Steering Gear
    Heat Exchangers
    Training Objectives:
    At the end of the session, the trainee must be
    able to:

     Understand the types and constructions of the heat


    exchangers used on board
     Understand how its system and related systems
    operate
     Locate recognize and identify all the essential
    components parts and fittings within the system
    involved
     Execute the daily, weekly and monthly inspections and
    maintenance routines based on the manufacturer
    manual and planned maintenance system existing on
    board
     Simulate systems operation with the use of CBT video
    Day 5 – Refrigeration/Fuels and Combustion

    Refrigeration
    Training Objectives:
    At the end of the session, the trainee must be
    able to:
     Understand the major component parts, types and
    constructions, and accessories of refrigeration system
     Understand how its system and related systems
    operate
     Locate, recognize and identify all the essential
    components, accessories and fittings within the system
    involved
     Execute the daily, weekly and monthly inspections and
    maintenance routines based on manufacturer manual
    and planned maintenance system existing on board
     Simulate system operation with the use of CBT video
    Steering Gear
    Training Objectives:
    At the end of the session, the trainee must be able to:
     Understand the types and constructions of steering
    gear used on board
     Understand how its system and related systems
    operate
     Locate, recognize and identify all the essential
    components, accessories, and fittings within the system
    involved
     Execute the daily, weekly and monthly inspections and
    maintenance routines base on manufacturer manual
    and planned maintenance system existing on board
     Simulate systems operation with the use of CBT video
    Fuels and Combustion
    Training Objectives:
    At the end of the session, trainee must be
    able to:
     Understand the significance of attaining good fuel
    and combustion for diesel engine and boiler
    operation on board
     Understand the value of attaining good fuel
    properties for diesel engine and boiler operation on
    board
     Identify the determining factors affecting combustion
    process
     Monitor, analyze and assess fuel combustion
    efficiency related to engine performance and
    capacity
     Simulate systems operation with the use of CBT
    video

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