Name Of The Course:
Materials and Processes
Series:
Shipbuilding and Drydocking
Program Types:
Description:
About the Course: Materials and Processes
The certificate course module is taught by expert practitioners with vast and varied experience. The classes will be conducted online on our learning portal – HELMS. The program will give you unlimited access to world-class material, case studies, material, and assessments.
Contents covered
Metals – Ferrous and Non-Ferrous, Non-Metals, Welding Processes, Non-Destructive Examination Methods, Surface preparation and Coatings
Target Participants:
A program developed for new Shipbuilding Superintendents/Managers with Shipowners, Technical Services & Shipbuilding supervision companies, Chief Eng. and 2nd Eng. seeking shore opportunities, Maritime Trainers seeking enhancement of overall knowledge
About the Series:
The Shipbuilding, Drydocking, and Repairs – Learn from the Practitioner modular program provides comprehensive technical as well as managerial knowledge and develops operational skills for personnel associated with shipbuilding, major ship repairs, and dry-docking projects. The approach needed to plan and organize effectively at the ship owner/manager’s office, and supervise and assess the entire project, are included in the program’s scope. It also covers extensive engineering knowledge needed to ensure the effectiveness of the monitoring process and decision-making at various stages of any major project. The program is applicable for shipbuilding superintendents and managers, senior sea-going engineers, technical and managerial staff of shipbuilding supervision services organizations, and maritime trainers wanting to enhance their personal knowledge.
Course Duration:
4 Days / 16 Hours
Fees:
INR 10000 + GST for Indian nationals OR USD 200 for foreign nationals.
Faculty
Atul Mani Sharma
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Atul Mani Sharma
Belongs to the 1976 – 1980 batch of DMET. He has 13 years of sailing experience on a variety of ships including General cargo, containers, bulk carriers, tankers and product carriers. Mr Sharma was employed with Lloyds Register of Shipping and Industrial Services for more than 15 years during which he was engaged in inspection testing and certification of marine components, general engineering items and equipment relating to the marine sector, the power plants, oil and gas sector. He then served with Indian Register of Shipping for 12 years where he headed the Marine component, Service supplier and welding consumable approval departments.
Bhavkaran Singh
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Bhavkaran Singh
Nearly 40 years experience in international merchant shipping. Mr. Singh started as a cadet in 1976, Graduated as a Marine Engineer and sailed on various types of vessels, the last 9 years as Chief Engineer. He came ashore as Technical Superintendent in 1996, over next 20 years gained seniority as Senior Superintendent, Fleet Manager, Project manager.
General Manager of Ship repair Yard in Dubai. His last position was Technical Director with Seateam Management, a Frontline owned in house shipmanagement company, which he joined at setting up of the company. He took retirement in 2016 and done Consultancy Projects for VLCC new building, new & retrofitting of BWTS & Scrubber systems, major collision & damage repairs and FSO conversions and layup of vessels.
He has had the unique opportunity to look at shipping from all four sides of sailing Engineer, Ship Owner, Ship Manager & Ship Repair Yard.
Chitta R Dash
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Chitta R Dash
He graduated out from DMET, Kolkata, 1980 and sailed with Great Eastern Shipping Company (GESCO) until 1989, served as Chief Engineer over three years. He joined Lloyd’s Register of Shipping in 1990. Took over as Lloyd’s Register’s Marine Business Manager for South West Asia in 2010 and served as Area General Manager/Chief Representative from 2014, until retirement in 2020.
Mukul Kishore Pande
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Mukul Kishore Pande
DMET Batch of 1976-1980, a Marine Engineer clocking a sailing career of total 27 years, out of which for 17 years he was positioned as a Chief Engineer on various types of Sea going Vessels. He has well utilized this hands-on experience gained at sea, in various jobs & assignments handled ashore with a number of prestigious Organizations related to the maritime industry for a period of over 12 years positioned as a New Building Superintendent, Ship Designer & DGM-Machinery & Piping, Educator and as ILS Consultant for New Naval Ship Acquisitions. His two last assignments as an ILS Consultant were back to back projects with Norwegian Defense Material Agency, working directly under the Norwegian Ministry of Defense and the Royal New Zealand Defense Forces for their new acquisitions in Korean Shipyards.
Rajesh Malhotra
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Rajesh Malhotra
Mr. Rajesh Malhotra has worked in shipyards and drydocks for 12 years for companies like ABG, Dry dock world, Singapore and Bharati shipyard Limited. He has been involved in almost all activities of ship construction and repairs including but not limited to contracting with vessel owners, designing of a vessel, procurements of required parts, regulatory compliance, project management, cost management, delivery of vessels and warranty claims. He has also technically managed vessels for Resolve marine Group, USA and has been a training faculty at LBSCAMSAR, Anglo Eastern maritime Training centre and IMEI.
Mr. Malhotra graduated from DMET, Kolkata in 1980 and received his MOT 1st Class license in 1988. He has sailed for 14 years, before shifting ashore in varied roles across ship building, technical management and training.
VK Chandrasekharan
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VK Chandrasekharan
A Marine Engineer (DMET, Class of 1980) and has retired as Head – Quality and Safety and DPA of The Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd, Mumbai. After a sea career worked as a Surveyor with Lloyd’s Register of Shipping for 17 years spending time in Marine Surveys including ISM and ISPS Audits, Industrial Inspection and Qualality Management System Certification. Was also a qualified external trainer while working at Lloyd's Register. He Joined Greatship (India) Limited a subsidiary of the GESCO and spent 7 years as head and owner’s representative during their new building programme of offshore vessels.