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Recruitment calls from the Irish Naval Service

Posted: March 10, 2015

The Naval Service is looking to recruit 80 men and women and is now accepting applications for general enlistment. Closing date for applications is 27 March 2015. For further information and to apply, log onto http://www.candidatemanager.net/cm/Micro/JobDetails.aspx…

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Advanced Fire Fighting- Limited Availability

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Advanced Fire Fighting Course (Click here to view a HTML Version)

Due to high demand we have limited availability in our upcoming”Advanced Fire Fighting Course” here at NMCI Services. which is due to run on March 23rd. Book today to avoid disappointment. –Click Me

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Medical First Aid

Posted: March 9, 2015

Medical First Aid, March 25th Meical First Aid Mail Shot

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Learning today…Leading tomorrow

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“Learning today….Leading tomorrow”

When we think of students our brain automatically reverts to thinking about young people and the fun they have in college. We never think of them as being the future. At the NMCI we take a personal interest in the education and professional development of our students as they are the leaders of our future.

When a student enrols at NMCI they sign up to a leading maritime college who are focusing on developing their skills and knowledge to an expert level. Companies know that our cadets are focused, have a diverse skill set and expert knowledge.

The National Maritime College boasts a $100 million dollar facility located in Ringaskiddy, in Cork, an area with great connectivity to Europe. With specialist spaces including survival facilities, seamanship and shipwrights’ workshops, fire fighting/damage control, jetty and lifeboat facilities and engine room we have a diverse range of facilities here. We also provide specialised simulation equipment in the areas of navigation, bridge training, communications, engineering –machinery operation, liquid cargo handling/damage control and vessel traffic systems. These facilities fully comply with the most up to date international standards and requirements. Check out the different degree programmes we offer here at the NMCI and the unique qualities of our cadets.

Cadet Training is delivered through 3 Degree Programmes;
• Bachelor of Science in Nautical Science
• Bachelor of Engineering in Marine & Plant Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering in Marine Electrotechnology

All courses are run in the state of the art facility in Cork Harbour incorporating full mission simulation and extensive survival training facilities. All of our cadets are trained in our $100 million dollar state of the art facility which is located 1 mile from Cork Harbour with great connectivity to Europe.

What’s different about our cadets?

STCW mandatory training provided, with further specialised courses upon company request. i.e. Basic Oil & Chemical Tanker

Additional Training Deck Officer and ETO Candidates:
- Electronic Navigational Systems
- GMDSS GOC

Support towards sponsorship costs available from the Irish Government through the ISEAS Grant

All Officer Candidates receive the following training:
- PSSR
- Basic Sea Survival
- Basic and Advanced Fire Fighting
- Medical First Aid
- Medical Care
- CPSC
- Security Awareness
- ISPS & Safety Officer
- ISM

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We have that “Friday Feeling” at NMCI Services

Posted: March 6, 2015

People’s attitudes towards Friday fascinate me. Its a fair assumption to say that “People love Fridays” and its probably because the weekend is fast approaching. I will admit that we do love Friday’s here at NMCI Services aswell but in a different kind of way. We have that Friday feeling everyday.

Seen as its Friday we have decided to bring you on a behind the scenes tour of our workplace to show you the full effects of that “Friday Feeling” on all our team here, and everyone from NMCI, Halpin, Cofley and the Irish Naval Service.

Friday’s call for “Crunchies”, so we decided to surprise some staff members with a special bar of chocolate to let them know how much we appreciate them. Remember how we had a blog piece called “Our Employees are our most valuable asset” , well that title rings through here at NMCI Services, so we decided to give everyone a treat.

Check out some of the selfies we took with members of the team today at the National Maritime College of Ireland, Ringaskiddy, Co.Cork, Ireland. Help us get trending on twitter using the hash tag #NMCIS #thankcrunchieitsfriday.

Happy Friday from NMCI