Know:

- Basic principles of engine watch keeping and engine room resource management;

- Safe and emergency procedures for the propulsion plant mechanisms, including control systems operation

- Precautions to be taken to prevent pollution of the marine environment;

- Types and chemical nature of ignition, fire extinguishing systems and actions to be taken in case of fire, including fires in fuel systems;

- Issues of personnel management on the ship and its training;

-   Decision-making methods;

- Methods of effective resource management.

Be able to:

- To perform the duties of a watch engineer, keep a log book and watch overtaking

-  Act in the event of a fire or accident, especially those affecting fuel and oil systems, as well as  change over from remote / automatic to local control of all systems;

- Organize work to prevent pollution of the marine environment; fire fighting;

- Apply effective resource management methods; Apply decision-making methods;

- Apply task and workload management methods 

Topic 1- Basics of management and training of service personnel

Topic 2 - Ability to solve problems and distribute workload

Topic 3 - Knowledge and ability to apply team decision-making techniques

Topic 4 - Knowledge and ability to apply effective resource management

Topic 5 - Ensuring effective operation and safety of the power plant and auxiliary mechanisms.

Topic 6 - Prevention of loss of propulsive qualities of the vessel

Topic 7 - Ensuring control and diagnostics.

Topic 8 - Prevention of overloading and incomplete combustion of engine fuel