Stability Calculations: Dry Docking

Oro World • 20 minutes

Get premium

Overview Lessons

Drydocking a vessel is a dangerous and hazardous operation that requires expertise and caution to ensure that it is conducted safely and without incident.

In this course, you will learn about the required set-up work for dry-docking as well as the stability calculations required before docking. Finally, you will learn about the pre-flood operation and the requirements before floating the vessel after the docking period.

Course author

Oro World

Oro World is a Maritime Training Consultancy firm, specialising in academic education and training courses with a worldwide audience. With over 20 years in the industry; experience at a host of ranks and for multiple flag states and sailing on container, tanker, passenger, and government vessels, we have seen much of the seagoing industry. Add to that experience ashore in dry-docks, teaching in merchant navy colleges, and working on SMS and procedure updates post-MLC, we are able to bring a wealth of experience to your studies.

See full profile

Rating:
Price:
Get premium for €8/month all courses included, or buy only this course
Language: English
Length: 20 minutes
Intended for: All officers and crew on all types of vessels.
Reference: Based on parts of the SOLAS Construction requirements.
Topics: Health and Safety Inspections Maintenance and Repair Risk Management Stability

Seably for Business

Topics

Business

We Use Cookies

Stability Calculations: Dry Docking

Write a Review

Confirmation Required