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We’re delighted to announce that the Irish Examiner are the official media partner to the 2015 Irish Maritime Forum which will take place at the National Maritime College of Ireland on September 25th. This forum will look at “Success through synergy – an innovative & dynamic approach to the future” by exploring the ocean of opportunities that exist within the sector and concentrating on the key drivers that are set to change the sector in the future.
The 2015 Irish Maritime Forum will take place at the National Maritime College of Ireland on September 25th 2015. This event, which will be formally opened by Minister Simon Coveney, is aimed at organisations and professionals operating within the broad maritime industry in Ireland. The first event will be a drinks reception on the evening of Thursday 24th (Sponsors & Speakers Only) which will be held at the Port of Cork followed by the main event on Friday 25th which will be held at the National Maritime College of Ireland. The programme for the main event will focus on a number of core themes, namely;
For further information regarding the Irish Maritime Forum keep an eye out on this website as we are currently updating conference details.
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As of January 1st 2017, the following courses need to either have been undertaken in full or as refresher courses in the previous 5 years.
For those crews who undertook Advanced firefighting recently, you need to ensure that their PST’s and Basic Firefighting are valid prior to the due date.
(a) Proficiency in Personal Survival Techniques (PST) STCW A-VI/1-1, (recognised equivalent
pre 31 January 2000: Basic Sea Survival)
(b) Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats other than Fast Rescue Boats (PSC & RB),
STCW A-VI/2-1 (recognised equivalent pre 31 January 2000: Proficiency in Survival Craft
or Lifeboatman’s Certificate)
(c) Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boats (PFRB) STCW A-VI/2-2;
(d) Proficiency in Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FP & FF), STCW A-VI/1-2 (recognised
equivalent pre 31 January 2000: MNTB 2 Day Fire Fighting Course)
(e) Proficiency in Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF) STCW A-VI/3 (recognised equivalent pre 31
January 2000: MNTB 4 Day Fire Fighting Course).
All of the basic and advanced courses listed in (a) to (e) above, must be updated every 5 years.
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The NMCI are delighted to announce that we are the official organisers for this year’s Irish Maritime Forum which is set to take place on September 25th at the NMCI. To date we have had a great response to the upcoming event with the Irish Ports Authority, the Port of Cork, Flagship Management, Ardmore Shipping Services Ltd., Mainport Holdings Ltd., JFC Manufacturing Co. Ltd. & NMCI Services sponsoring elements of the event.
This year’s forum will look at “Success through synergy – an innovative & dynamic approach to the future” by exploring the ocean of opportunities that exist within the sector and concentrating on the key drivers that are set to change the sector in the future.
The event, which will be formally opened by Minister Simon Coveney, is aimed at organisations and professionals operating within the broad maritime industry in Ireland.
As a precursor to the conference itself a drinks reception will be hosted by the Port of Cork on the evening of Thursday 24th (at the Harbour Commissioners Office).The programme for the main event will focus on a number of core themes/sectors, namely;
We are currently populating a conference specific website www.irishmaritimeforum.ie which will be fully complete with speaker profiles and information.
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Gateway to Cruise Line & Ferry Industry (SNO & CETB)
I completed ‘Gateway to Cruise Line and Ferry Industry’ at NMCI, Ringaskiddy, Co Cork. With top class facilities and exceptional, knowledgeable and experienced instructors, this course was a major success. I have learned invaluable skills, awareness and knowledge which I will use when working on-board cruise liners. Having a past employee of a major cruise liner be part of this programme, it transforms the course to be more real. I could vividly imagine exactly what it would be like to work and live on-board. I always had an interest in knowing; what it would be like to work on-board a cruise liner or ferry? Not alone does the course answer my question; it has also given me the training, knowledge and confidence needed to seek out work on-board a cruise liner. I would like to thank NMCI, CETB and all instructors for their time and dedication in making this course a reality and a major success.
(Claire O’Halloran, Gateway to Cruise Line & Ferry Industry Delegate)
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