IMO Model Course 2.06 Oil Tanker Cargo and Ballast Handling Simulator Course (LICOS OIL)
The IMO Model Course 2.06 Liquid Cargo Operations Simulator (LICOS) provides real-time, oil cargo handling, replicating all operational parameters and scenarios using advanced mathematical modeling and simulation technology.
Description
Our Liquid Cargo Operations Simulator (LICOS) offers real-time simulation of the process flow control system used in the storage and transfer of hazardous bulk liquid cargoes between shore, ship, and other ships as needed. LICOS accurately replicates operational conditions, including temperature, pressure, levels, flow rates, statistical data, and valve timing, ensuring simultaneous control of all parameters.
LICOS provides a comprehensive and realistic training environment. It addresses critical competencies such as planning and monitoring the loading process on crude carriers and product tankers, ensuring care during the loaded voyage, discharging cargo, adhering to pollution prevention regulations, and maintaining vessel seaworthiness in terms of stability, stress, and trim. This technology prepares users for the safe and efficient handling of hazardous liquid cargoes.
Certification Details
Certificate of Training for IMO Model Course 2.06 Oil Tanker Cargo and Ballast Handling Simulator (LICOS - OIL)
Content
- Plan and execute the safe loading and discharging of liquid cargo.
- Demonstrate understanding of how cargo and handling procedures impact a ship's seaworthiness and stability.
- Showcase knowledge of liquid cargo care, including handling various commodities in port and during voyages.
- Perform stability, trim, and stress control calculations effectively.
- Demonstrate knowledge of cargo handling equipment and systems.
- Understand the principles and procedures for the safe handling of ballast and bunkers across all ship types.
- Develop and implement cargo plans, ensuring safe loading, stowage, and unloading of cargoes.
- Apply pollution prevention measures to protect the marine environment.
- Maintain ship stability and seaworthiness during operations.
- Understand the design and operational systems of ships, including pump and piping systems.
- Operate ballast and cargo handling systems safely and efficiently.
- Analyze the characteristics of transferred media to ensure proper handling and transport.
- Conduct routine ship operations and respond to emergencies effectively.
- Safely handle, stow, and secure dangerous, hazardous, and harmful cargoes.
- Demonstrate general knowledge of tankers and their operations.
Delivery
5 days classroom, on-site or online.
Because an OOW is based around the control room, online isn't the obstacle for LICOS that it would be for a BRM course.
For on-site delivery, please get in touch.
Who is it For?
Deck Officers on tankers