MITAGS ~ PMI June 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]

Courses	Dates (2017)
ECDIS	June 5-9
Basic Shiphandling	June 5-9
Medical Care Provider	June 5-9
Medical Person in Charge	June 5-16
GMDSS	June 5-16
HAZWOPER - 24 Hour	June 7-9
DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing (1-Day)	June 10
Basic Training - Refresher	June 10-12
Cargo Handling & Stowage (OIC Level)	June 12-16
Basic Training	June 12-16
HAZWOPER Refresher	June 13
Vessel Personnel w Designated Security Duties	June 19
Radar Renewal	June 19
Advanced Fire Fighting	June 19-22
Leadership & Managerial Skills	June 19-23
Basic Training - Refresher	June 24-26
Engine Resource Management	June 26-30
Integrated Electronic Navigation	June 27-29

Upcoming Courses at MITAGS

To learn more about these courses please click on below links or contact MITAGS Admissions at: [email protected]

Courses	Dates (2017)
Advanced Meteorology	June 5-9
Advanced Shiphandling I	June 5-9
License Prep - Original 3rd Mate	June 5-23
Designated Duty Engineer (Unlimited)	June 5-30
Radar Renewal (Night)	June 7
Damage Control	June 7-9
CBR-D Orientatin (1-Day)	June 9
DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing (1-Day)	June 12
Small Arms Training	June 12-15
Advanced Stability	June 12-16
Advanced Shiphandling II	June 12-16
DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing (1-Day)	June 19
Leadership & Managerial Skills	June 19-23
Bridge Resource Management	June 19-23
Advanced Firefighting Reval and Refresher	June 20-21
Radar Renewal (Night)	June 21
Radar Renewal (Night)	June 22
Basic Training - Revalidation	June 22-23
Basic Training - Refresher	June 22-24
Medical Person in Charge - Refresher	June 26-30
Hazardous Materials	June 26-30
ECDIS	June 26-30
Emergency Shiphandling (5-Day)	June 26-30

Client Solutions

MITAGS-PMI Completes Validation Study for Cheniere

MITAGS-PMI successfully completed an Aids to Navigation Validation Study (ATONS) for the Cheniere Corpus Christi LNG Terminal. The Corpus Christi Pilots, Cheniere Engineering team, and the United States Coast Guard participated in validating the final design using full-mission ship simulation. The MITAGS-PMI team programmed the waterway and LNGC hydrodynamic ship models for the tests.

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