Posted: April 20, 2015
The Irish Maritime Law Association are hosting their annual conference this year in Cork. The programme is very rich and will cover many topical issues of direct relevance to the marine and maritime activities here in Cork. As you may know, the IMLA is the Irish branch of the Comité Maritime International, so this annual conference is an important event for Cork.
If you have any question, please contact Benedicte (B.Sage@ucc.ie) , or Paul Gill (Paul.Gill@dilloneustace.ie).
Programme of events: SEMINAR FULL PROGRAMME-13.04.2015-BMcK
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Posted: April 16, 2015
Click on this link here to open the following post in your browser : Maritime Awards 2015.
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| There have been high levels of interest in the Maritime Industry Awards, we have therefore decided to extend the deadline to Thursday 23rd April. This means you now have more time to fully perfect your entry, with the awards taking place on 18th June at the Ballsbridge Hotel, Dublin 4.It could be your year! Don’t let competitors walk away with your award.Taking place under the patronage of the National Maritime College of Ireland, the awards promise to be the premier event in the maritime calendar, recognising and celebrating the companies and individuals demonstrating excellence, innovation and originality across the maritime sector, including:
Manufacturing | Port Operations | Logistics | Commercial Excellence | Innovation | Tourism & Leisure | Sustainability | Aquaculture | Education & Training and many more!
Want an idea of what to expect? Click here for some videos and photos from our other award shows, including the Irish Logistics & Transport Awards and Aviation Industry Awards.
What are you waiting for? There is no charge to enter so you have nothing to lose!
Why You Should Enter The Awards:
- Win new business – being a finalist certifies excellence and proves to clients that you are an industry leader.
- National exposure – let the industry know who’s top of their game. Shortlisted entrants and winners will have their profiles raised and will receive national coverage in the Irish Independent. Winners will also be part of the picture editorial in the Irish Independent.
- Get your work in front of top industry names, including our judges who are made up of the industry’s most influential thinkers and doers.
- Network – make valuable contacts and network with other industry professionals and colleagues new and old.
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We are delighted to welcome on board Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) as sponsors to this year’s awards. BIM, the Seafood Development Agency, provides a range of development, training, business and innovation services to the industry.
Have you thought about being a sponsor? Sponsorship has been proven over the years to help companies meet their business objectives in developing business contacts, brand visibility and strong market position. The awards program opens doors for all types of companies and can ultimately win you new business. Click here for more information.
There are options for all budgets, so to find out more about sponsoring the Maritime Industry Awards, please contact Kevin O’Driscoll on 01 407 0594 or email Kevin at kevin@eventstrategies.ie.
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We are running an STCW approved Elementary First Aid Course on May 11th. Due to a high demand for the course we only have a limited number of places left. This is a one day class room based course and forms part of the mandatory basic training for all personnel assigned designated emergency duties.
For further information regarding this upcoming course click here.
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Posted: April 15, 2015
ELECTRO-TECHNICAL OFFICER
This very popular course attracts students from Ireland and abroad. It is now in its fourth year and the first graduates will be conferred with their degrees this summer.
Students will receive a professional qualification to work in the maritime industry as Electro Technical Officers. It is a requirement by the International Maritime Organisation that by 2017 all relevant ships officers must have a recognised Electro Technical Officer qualification.
Students attend NMCI for two years before doing a year at sea. They then return for a final year to college before graduating with a highly sought after professional qualification which will guarantee them rewarding and exciting and exciting work in the international maritime industry.
It is fair to say that this is one of the very few course available where second year students are actively recruited by the shipping industry. On completion of the four year course over 90% of our graduates are in employment.
The coordinator for the ETO course is Ian Black.
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Posted: April 14, 2015
Where better to complete your training than at NMCI, Europe’s leading maritime college. With a $100 million dollar state of the art facility located only 1 mile from Cork Harbour,and with great connectivity to Europe, NMCI Services should be your first port of call.
And lest we forget to mention that there is no VAT on training in Ireland so we should definitely be top of mind for all your training needs. If you are still unsure then why not look at some testimonials from delegates who completed training with us here.
So, to cut a long story short we are delighted to announce that NMCI Services are offering a scheduled High Voltage (Management) Training Course, May 18th – 22nd.
High Voltage Management Course
As the High Voltage (Management) course is a commercial course, it is available to book online at the following link: High Voltage (M). Once you have registered and paid online you will appear on the course participants list. Unfortunately, we cannot accept provisional course booking requests as there are limited places available. The course cost is €1,200 per delegate.
This course is suitable for marine engineering officers, electrical or electro-technical officers, engineer surveyors and marine superintendents. The training gives seafarers the essential education and training in high voltage (HV) installations to meet the Knowledge, Understanding and Proficiency requirements as set out in STCW 2010 Tables A-III/2 and A-III/6 for electrical, electronic and control systems at the management level.
Course Content
The course consists of a blend of classroom and practical training using dedicated facilities to enable students to achieve the following training outcomes:
- Management of HV operations on board a ship, including familiarisation with HV safety rules, procedures and legislation, knowledge of electrical hazards, and completion of safety records and documentation.
- Understanding the HV system and the maintenance of distribution capability, including operational and safety features, function of protection devices, HV switch room arrangements, analysing the protection of marine distribution systems and practical maintenance.
- Identification of faults within an HV system and reconfiguration of the system to maintain electrical supply, including identification of fault levels and conditions, and compiling and implementing a switching plan to isolate a high voltage distribution fault
The course will commence at 9am Monday May 18th and to ensure a timely start we kindly request all delegates to report to reception no later than 08.45am.
Should you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact us at services@nmci.ie and we’d be delighted to assist.
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