High Voltage Management Level

Course Overview

The High Voltage Management Level course is designed to equip marine engineers and electro-technical officers with advanced knowledge and practical skills for operating and managing shipboard high voltage systems (above 1,000 volts). It covers safe operation, maintenance, fault diagnosis, and emergency procedures related to high voltage installations. This course is mandatory for the revalidation and upgrade of CoC for engineering officers and ETOs under STCW 2010.

Key Program Features

• Training on high voltage power generation, distribution, and protection
• Simulation-based fault diagnosis and emergency drills
• Complies with STCW and IEC standards
• Required for Class I/Class II CoC upgrade and revalidation

Learning Outcomes

• Competence in the management and supervision of high voltage operations
• Identification and rectification of HV faults and insulation failures
• Implementation of safe work procedures for HV systems
• Enhanced ability to respond to electrical emergencies onboard

Required Documents

• CDC (Continuous Discharge Certificate)
• Certificate of Competency (COC)
• INDOS
• Passport

Document Submission

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