
Post-Sea Program
Engine Room Simulator Course (Operational Level)
A 3-day DG Shipping-approved simulator course that trains marine engineering cadets in engine room operations, watchkeeping, and emergency handling at the operational level.
Duration
3 days
Affiliation
Indian Maritime University (IMU)
Approval
Directorate General of Shipping, Government of India
Important Notice
Bring CDC, passport, and certificates on the first day.
Course Details
Course Overview
The Engine Room Simulator Course (Operational Level) is designed for marine engineering cadets and junior engineers preparing for their Certificate of Competency (Class IV). It uses full-mission simulators to provide practical training in machinery operation, watchkeeping, emergency procedures, fault diagnosis, and teamwork. This course fulfills STCW Code A-III/1 requirements and enhances operational readiness for engine room responsibilities.
Curriculum Overview
Simulator-driven training with structured daily operations and fault-based scenarios
DGS Course ID
3121
Exit Exam
Not Applicable
E-Learning
Not Applicable
E-Learning Hours
Not Applicable
Pass Mark
Not Applicable
Course Validity
-
Key Program Features
- High-fidelity engine room simulator with real-time control interfaces
- Covers both normal and emergency operations
- Emphasis on resource management and system troubleshooting
- Mandatory for Class IV Marine Engineer CoC examination
Learning Outcomes
- Proficiency in engine room watchkeeping and safe machinery operations
- Understanding of shipboard auxiliary systems and controls
- Ability to identify and respond to faults and machinery failures
- Effective teamwork and communication in engine room environments
Required Documents
- Certificate of Medical Fitness
- CDC (Continuous Discharge Certificate)
- INDOS
- Passport
Document Submission
Upload documents during application or via your student profile after enrollment.
Reporting Time
8.45 AM
Batch Strength Policy
As per D G Shipping Training Circular No 4 of 2028 MTI’s are directed not to conduct any batch, if the batch strength is less than 25% of the approved intake capacity granted by the Directorate.
Dress Code
Formals (Collarless T-shirt’s, Shorts, Sandals, Bathroom slippers are not permitted)
- Module 1: Engine Room Watchkeeping and Routines
- Module 2: Main and Auxiliary Engine Operation
- Module 3: Alarm Monitoring and Safety Systems
- Module 4: Emergency Handling and Communication
- Module 5: Fault Diagnosis and Reporting Procedures
Mandatory Requirements
- Seafarers must have completed an approved sea going service of not less than six months and have completed a Pre-Sea training (Engineering) from a DGS approved MTI are eligible.
DETAILS & SCHEDULE
Stay & Lodging
Fee Structure
- Course Fee₹7,750.00
- Study MaterialsIncluded
- Total₹7,750.00
Course Packages
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AFF + PSCRB + MFA + ERSOP + HVOP Package
A comprehensive training package that includes Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF), Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats (PSCRB), Medical First Aid (MFA), Engine Room Safety Operations (ERSOP), and High Voltage Operations (HVOP). This course equips seafarers with critical skills in firefighting, survival techniques, emergency medical aid, engine room safety protocols, and high-voltage system operations as per STCW standards.

