MITAGS-PMI April 2017 E-Bulletin
Upcoming Courses
Upcoming Courses at PMI
To learn more about these courses please click on below links or contact Mary McGhee at: [email protected]
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April 3-4 |
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April 3-5 |
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April 3-14 |
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April 5-7 |
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April 8-10 |
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April 10-14 |
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April 10-14 |
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April 10-21 |
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April 10-21 |
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April 17 |
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April 17 |
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April 17-20 |
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April 17-20 |
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April 18 |
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April 22-24 |
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Apr 24-May 5 |
Upcoming Courses at MITAGS
To learn more about these courses please click on below links or contact MITAGS Admissions at: [email protected]
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Dates (2017) |
Mar 20-Apr 7 |
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April 3 |
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April 3-7 |
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April 3-7 |
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April 4 |
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April 4-7 |
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April 5 |
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April 8-11 |
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April 10-11 |
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April 10-14 |
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April 10-14 |
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April 10-14 |
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April 10-14 |
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April 10-11 |
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April 12-14 |
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April 17-19 |
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April 17-21 |
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April 17-21 |
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April 17-21 |
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April 17-28 |
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April 18 |
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April 19 |
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April 24-28 |
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April 24-28 |
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Apr 24-May 5 |
Client Solutions
MITAGS-PMI Conducts 14,000 and 18,000 TEU
Ship Simulation Study for the Port of New York and New Jersey
A major navigational channel deepening and improvement project has been completed in the Port of New York and New Jersey. The controlling depth of the major navigation channels has been increased to 50 feet at MLL water. Additionally, the Bayonne Bridge is being raised to allow safe passage of the higher ultra-large container ve ssel (ULCV). The bridge project is expected to be completed in 2017. Major stakeholders in the port felt it was vital to conduct a full-mission ship simulation study to identify the best practices for the safe and efficient handling of ULCV transits to the major container terminals in the port. The simulations were conducted at the Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies (MITAGS) in Linthicum Heights, Maryland, in two phases during the second half of 2016:
To learn more about the project, please click here.
To learn more about our Operational Research Capabilities, please click here.
STCW and National Regulations Require Periodic "Revalidation / Refresher" Training
The revalidation / refresher training listed below must be taken every 3 or 5 years. Note that several of the 1-day seminars (MED-DOT, HAZMAT, radar) can usually be scheduled (on demand) in the evenings or weekends. Please check with Admissions. The PSC refresher is under development and expected to be on the schedule by July. The following is a list of the most common ones:
Drug and Alcohol Testing (1-Day) - Every 5 years for mariners designated to gather specimens after a reportable marine accident.
Hazardous Materials (1-Day) - Every 3 years, for officers and ratings responsible for cargo handling on ships carrying dangerous and hazardous substances in solid, bulk, or package form. - Note, most companies offer this on-board.
Radar Renewal (1- Day) - Must renew within 5 years of the radar course certificate. License is invalid if radar endorsement has expired.
Basic Training Revalidation (2-Day) - For all mariners (licensed and unlicensed) with STCW endorsements / credentials. Certificate must be dated within five years of STCW credentials renewal. Must also have 1 year of sea time in the last 5 years.
Advanced Fire Fighting Revalidation (2-Day) - For deck and engine officers with STCW credentials. Every five years of STCW credential renewal. Must also have 1 year of sea time in the last 5 years.
For Mariners who do not have 1 year of sea time in the last 5 years
Basic Training Refresher (3 Days)
Personal Survival Craft (Lifeboatman) Refresher - Currently under development
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