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Mariners Learning System |
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Master 25/50/100 Ton License |
| Brand: |
Mariners Learning System |
| Selling U/M: |
EA |
| Weight: |
5.0000 lbs |
| Price: |
$839.99
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License Requirements
The USCG Master License
allows the holder to operate inspected vessels as well
as uninspected vessels. Any vessel that is certified
(authorized) by the USCG to carry more than 6 paying
passengers plus crew must have a Captain who holds a
25/50/100 Ton Master license.
There are 4
different Master Licenses a mariner may qualify for
such as the Master Inland or Master Near Coastal. Both
the amount of sea service time and the size vessels you
have been on will influence the license you are
eligible for. Master licenses are tonnage rated at 25
GT (gross tons), 50 GT, or 100 GT. The tonnage you are
awarded is determined by the size vessels you've gained
experience on in the last 3 years - it's called
"recency experience." You are not required to advance
through the different licenses one at a time. If you
meet the USCG requirements for the master 100GT Near
Coastal, you'll get that license as your first license.
The 4 types of up to 100GT Master licenses are listed
below along with the requirements:
Master
Inland: 360 days underway experience since age 15; 90
of those 360 days in the last 3 years. Completion of
approved Course and Test.
Master Inland/OUPV: 360
days underway experience since age 15; 90 of those 360
days in the last 3 years; 90 of those 360 days outside
the boundary lines. Completion of the Mariners Learning
System Coast Guard approved Course.
Master
Inland/Mate N.C.: 360 days underway experience since
age 15; 90 days of those 360 days in the last 3 years;
180 of those 360 days outside the boundary lines.
Completion of the Mariners Learning System Coast Guard
approved Course.
Master Near Coastal: 720 days
underway experience since age 15; 90 of those 720 days
in the last 3 years; 360 of those 720 days outside the
boundary lines. Completion of the Mariners Learning
System Coast Guard approved Course.
Additional Requirements Include:
-Transportation
Workers Identification Credential (TWIC)
-Minimum
age: 19 years old
-A physical exam if more than
three years has elapsed since the last exam
-Drug
test unless enrolled in a USCG-required random drug
program for at least 60 of the last 185 days, and with
no failure or refusal to participate in a chemical test
for dangerous drugs
-CPR/First Aid Card
-U.S.
Citizenship
-Character reference letters
-Completed USCG application package
-Completion of
Mariners Learning System USCG-approved Master
25/50/100 Ton online course
Overview
1.0
Scope
Mariners Learning System 25/50/100 Ton
Master training course is an instructional resource
that combines broadcast quality audio visual media,
workbooks and computer based training. Any student that
completes the course will have demonstrated their
complete and total knowledge of the information
required in Subpart C of Part 10, Title 46, Code of
Federal Regulations.
The course thoroughly
covers the subjects addressed by Coast Guard exams for
the following licenses:
Master 25/50/100 Ton
Inland/Near Coastal/Great Lakes License.
2.0
Objective
The goal is to enhance safety and
productivity in the maritime working environment by
instilling the knowledge and skills reflected in the
Coast Guard exam topic table. Students who successfully
complete the course will be awarded a certificate that
will be accepted in lieu of the standard Coast Guard
examination!
3.0 Entry Standards
Students must be able to speak English.
4.0
Instructors
The program has been built so that a
student can directly contact one of our USCG approved
staff instructors via e-mail. In addition complete
telephone support is available through a toll free
support system that is manned by our Coast Guard
approved staff instructors.
5.0 Testing
Once the student completes the course quizzes and
online Module Exam they make an appointment to take
their final proctored exam with Mariners Learning
System. No testing at the Coast Guard Regional Exam
Centers.
The student must pass all modules to
receive a certification of completion.
Materials
1.0 Course Materials
Mariners
Learning System - includes one complete set of the
following training materials to each student:
Mariners Learning System - Access to our Internet based
narrated lecture and interactive learning system. This
program is based on the Mariners Learning System Coast
Guard approved OUPV class room course..
Mariners Learning System - Textbooks:Rules of the Road;
Navigation General; Deck general.
Mariners
Learning System - Textbooks: 25/50/100 Ton Master
workbook.
Mariner Learning System - Coast
Guard approved videos containing the following (8)
training topics:
Conducting Onboard Drills
-Emergency Radio Procedures
-Emergency
Information Radio Beacons
-Marine Fire: First
Response
-Immersion Suits
-Inflatable
Flotation Devices
-Personal Flotation Devices
-Visual Distress Signals
2.0 Plotting Tools
Each student will receive a complete navigator's
package which will include the following plotting
tools:
-Long Island Sound Training Chart -12354TR
-Dividers
-Nautical parallel rule
-Calculator
-Pencils
-Erasers
-Tote bag
3.0 Reference Aids
For reference and use
during the course the students will have access to the
following on-line resources:
-Publication No. 102
-Publication No. 117 - Radio
-Reprints from
the Light Lists and Coast Pilots COMDTPUB P16721.38
-Reprints from the Tide Tables - COMDTPUB
P16721.46
-Chart No. 1
-Merchant Marine Deck
Examination Illustration Book - COMDTPUB P16721.7C
-Title 46 Shipping - United States Code Annotated
-Title 33, CFR
Lesson Plan
1.0 Lesson
Plan
Module I - Navigation Rules of the Road
-Part A - General
-Section I - Conduct of Vessels
in Any Condition of Visibility
-Section II -
Conduct of Vessels in Any Condition of Visibility
-Section III - Conduct of Vessels in Restricted
Visibility
-Part C - Light s and Shapes
-Part
D - Sound and Light Signals
-Differences between
International and U.S. Inland Rules of the Road
Module II - Deck Safety
Fire Fighting
-Marine Engine Operations
-Marine Radiotelephone
-Lifesaving Equipment
-Pollution Prevention
Module III - Deck General
-Basic
Seamanship
-Characteristics of Weather systems
-Ship Handling
-Emergency Procedures
-Maritime Law
Module IV - Piloting and
General Navigation
-Piloting
-Compasses
-Plotting
-Tides and Currents
-Approaches to
Anchorages and Harbors
-Electronic Navigation
Equipment
-Module V - Seamanship
-Purchases, Blocks and Tackle
-Vessel Handling in
Rivers and Estuaries
-Dragging, Clearing Fouled
Anchors
-Maneuvering for Launching of Lifeboats
And Lifeboats in Heavy Weather
-Receiving
Survivors from Lifeboats or Lifecrafts
-Towing
Operations
Module VI - Boat Characteristics
-Principles of Ship Construction
-Trim and
Stability
Module VII - Fire Prevention and
Firefighting Appliances
-Fire Prevention and
Chemistry of Fire
-Basic Fire Fighting -
Extinguishing Agents
-Organization of Fire Drills
-Fire Fighting Systems
-Fire Fighting
Equipment and Regulations for T-Boats
Module
VIII - Ships Business
-Rules and Regulations for
T-Boats
-Shipment, Discharge and Manning
-Certificates and Documents Required
-Load Lines
Module IX - Shipboard Management and Training
-Ship Sanitation
-Principles of Damage
Control Including Vessel Alteration and Repair
-Shipboard Safety Management
Module X -
Lifesaving
-Survival at Sea
-Lifesaving
Appliance Regulations and Operations for T-Boats
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