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Engine Room Simulator Management Level - MEO Class I (Diesel Engine Combustion Gas Simulator)

A focused 3-day (18-hour) simulator course that gives marine engineers hands-on experience operating and optimising modern propulsion plant using a diesel engine combustion-gas simulator. Covers propu

Duration

Duration

3 days

Approval

Approval

Directorate General of Shipping, Government of India

Important Notice

Bring CDC, passport, and certificates on the first day.

Course Details

Course Overview

This intensive Engine Room Simulator Management Level course (MEO Class I) combines short theory sessions with extensive simulator practice to prepare engineers for real-world propulsion decisions and safe operation of main diesel engines. Over 3 days (total 18 hours) trainees work through plant familiarisation, instrumentation & controls, alarm/monitoring systems, performance assessment, and heavy-weather scenarios. The course also features a computer-based combustion-gas simulation module dedicated to finding the best SFOC for a given engine load and fuel grade. Assessment is carried out at course end. Quality standards align with DG Shipping training guidance (Training Circular 31/2018).

Curriculum Overview

The Engine Room Simulator Management Level – MEO Class I (Diesel Engine Combustion Gas Simulator) is an intensive 3-day programme totalling 18 hours (approximately 3 hours of short theory/pre-briefs and 15 hours of hands-on simulator practice), organised into three modules:

  • DGS Course ID

    3241

  • Exit Exam

    Not Applicable

  • E-Learning

    Not Applicable

  • E-Learning Hours

    Not Applicable

  • Pass Mark

    Not Applicable

  • Course Validity

    -

Program Features IconKey Program Features

  • End-of-course assessment and course completion certificate (as per DG Shipping guidelines)
  • Emphasis on instrumentation, alarm management and plant controls
  • Heavy-weather and abnormal-condition simulations (decision making under stress)
  • Hands-on SFOC optimisation exercise for specified load & fuel
  • High-fidelity diesel engine combustion/gas simulator for practical scenarios
  • 3 days, 18 hours total (Theory: 3 hrs; Simulator: 15 hrs)

Learning Outcomes IconLearning Outcomes

  • Demonstrate familiarity with engine-room plant arrangements, instrumentation, alarm systems and controls used on modern merchant ships.
  • Pre-plan engine room startup and operation using checklists and appropriate timescales.
  • Identify and troubleshoot common operational problems and abnormal conditions in propulsion plant.
  • Make logical operational decisions that promote safety and prevent escalation.
  • Assess propulsion plant performance, monitor surveillance parameters and maintain safe operation.
  • Simulate and determine best Specific Fuel Oil Consumption (SFOC) for a specified load and fuel type using combustion-gas simulation tools.
  • Operate effectively under heavy-weather running conditions and apply corrective measures to preserve propulsion safety and efficiency.

Required Documents IconRequired Documents

  • CDC (Continuous Discharge Certificate)
  • Certificate of Competency (COC)
  • INDOS
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Document Submission

Upload documents during application or via your student profile after enrollment.

  • Reporting Time

    Reporting Time

    9.00 AM

  • Batch Strength Policy

    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

    Dress Code

    Formals (Collarless T-shirt’s, Shorts, Sandals & Bathroom slippers are not permitted)

Fee IconFee Structure

  • Course Fee₹8,250.00
  • Study MaterialsIncluded
  • Total₹8,250.00
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