1 Executive Summary
2 Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations
3 Introduction
3.1 Background
3.2 Operational
4 Objectives
4.1 Primary Objectives
4.2 Secondary Objectives
5 Training
5.1 Types of Training
5.2 Training Records
5.3 Training Courses for Key Marine DP Personnel
5.4 Training Courses for Key Technical DP Personnel
(including Marine Engineers/ Electronics Maintenance Staff)
5.5 Training Courses for Chief and other Marine Engineers
5.6 Training Courses for Electricians
5.7 Records of Training
6 Competence of Key DP Personnel
6.1 Master/OIM
6.2 Senior DPO
6.3 DPO
6.4 Junior DPO
6.5 Trainee DPO
6.6 Record of Training for DP Operators
6.7 Chief Engineer
6.8 ECR Watchkeepers
6.9 EMS - Electrician/Electronic Maintenance Staff
6.10 Electrician
6.11 Record of Training and Experience for All Key DP Personnel
7 Experience of Key DP Personnel
7.1 Minimum Experience on an Established Vessel
7.2 Minimum Experience on a New or Unfamiliar Vessel
7.3 Familiar Vessel - a DP Vessel with Familiar Control Systems
7.4 Minimum Period of Familiarisation Training on a Familiar
Vessel
8 Familiarisation
8.1 Procedure
8.2 Project Familiarisation
9 Principles and Practice for Maintenance of Personnel Skills
9.1 Principles
9.2 Suggested Practice
10 Accreditation
10.1 Accreditation of DP Basic/Induction and Advanced/Simulator
Courses
11 Certification
11.1 Nautical Institute DP Operator Certificates
11.2 Engineering Staff Certificates
Appendices
1 DP Training Courses
2 DP Basic/Induction Course
3 Validation Of Onboard Training Schemes
4 Advanced/Simulator Courses
5 DP Familiarisation Course Content
6 Example Familiarisation Checklists
7 List of Relevant IMCA Publications
8 Example Emergency Drill Scenarios
9 DP Incident Reporting
10 Norwegian Regulation 687
11 IMO Maritime Safety Committee Circular 738