Leadership and Team Working Skills - Vessel Resource Management Series VIDEOTEL A complete update of the very successful Bridge Procedures and Bridge Resource Management Series, this entirely new series takes as its foundation good resource management, shows how important it is to every seafarer and how it can be achieved. The series emphasises the importance of keeping to established company procedures at all times. It includes eight separate videos and is completed by a workbook which forms an essential part of the series, containing additional information to support the videos and widen their information base. Filmed in high definition, this series addresses many of the key issues defined by the STCW and SOLAS conventions. In particular, the series deals with resource management and watchkeeping. Format VHS/DVD Interactive CD-ROM Regulations Addressed STCW SOLAS Target Audience The series is aimed at all sea going personnel, having especial relevance to the work of the watchkeeping officers in both deck and engineering departments. Continued Overleaf Main Topics PART 1 - An Introduction to Resource Management The first video in the series introduces resource management and deals with its key elements: situational awareness, communication, team building and leadership. PART 2 - The Voyage Plan: Planning and Appraisal This video examines what is required by the STCW Convention for voyage planning and then proceeds through the process step by step. The video demonstrates the principles in the use of paper charts with many references to voyage planning using ECDIS. PART 3 - The Voyage Plan: Executing and Monitoring This video looks at voyage planning, action and monitoring. The importance of updating and ensuring all changes are approved by the Master prior to departure is underlined. PART 4 - Bridge Watchkeeping The responsibilities of the deck watchkeeping officer as defined by the STCW Convention are examined in detail in this part of the training package.
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Leadership and Team Working Skills - Vessel Resource Management Series
VIDEOTEL
A complete update of the very successful Bridge Procedures and BridgeResource Management Series, this
entirely new series takes as its foundation goodresource management, shows how important it is toevery seafarer and how it can be achieved. The seriesemphasises the importance of keeping to establishedcompany procedures at all times.
It includes eight separate videos and is completed by aworkbook which forms an essential part of the series,containing additional information to support the videosand widen their information base.
Filmed in high definition, this series addresses many ofthe key issues defined by the STCW and SOLAS conventions. In particular, the series deals withresource management and watchkeeping.
FormatVHS/DVDInteractive CD-ROM
Regulations AddressedSTCWSOLAS
Target AudienceThe series is aimed at all sea going personnel, havingespecial relevance to the work of the watchkeeping officers in both deck and engineering departments.
Continued Overleaf
Main TopicsPART 1 - An Introduction to Resource ManagementThe first video in the series introduces resource management and deals with its key elements: situationalawareness, communication, team building and leadership.
PART 2 - The Voyage Plan: Planning and AppraisalThis video examines what is required by the STCWConvention for voyage planning and then proceedsthrough the process step by step. The video demonstrates the principles in the use of paper chartswith many references to voyage planning using ECDIS.
PART 3 - The Voyage Plan: Executing and Monitoring This video looks at voyage planning, action and monitoring. The importance of updating and ensuring allchanges are approved by the Master prior to departure isunderlined.
PART 4 - Bridge WatchkeepingThe responsibilities of the deck watchkeeping officer asdefined by the STCW Convention are examined in detailin this part of the training package.
Details from: Loulla Mouzouris at Videotel Marine International, 84 Newman Street, London, W1T 3EU, U.K.Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7299 1800 Fax: + 44 (0) 20 7299 1818 www.videotel.com [email protected]
VIDEOTEL
PART 5 - Engine Room WatchkeepingOn ships running UMS, the responsibilities of thewatchkeeping officer, as defined in the STCWConvention, will generally fall to the Duty Engineer. It isthis job that is the subject of this video. The importanceof knowing the engine room machinery and performingregular rounds of the engine room is emphasised.
PART 6 - Working with PilotsThis video examines how the Master and deck watch-keeping officers can obtain the best from a pilot andcomply with their obligations under the STCWConvention. Pilots should be treated with professionalism and respect but their actions need tobe monitored. The importance of carrying out a complete and thorough Master-Pilot Exchange is under-lined.
PART 7 - Accident Prevention - The Human FactorThis video looks at some of the ways that incidentsdevelop and how good resource management can helpprevent them. There is a section on the importance ofcarrying out emergency drills and the lessons learntfrom them.
PART 8 - Five Case StudiesFive incidents are re-created where the bridge team failedto keep the ship out of danger. All of these are examplesof poor resource management. The incidents are re-created using actors and showing the data available tothe bridge team. The audience are invited to view eachincident and then to stop and analyse what went wrongand discuss how things could have been done better.
Produced in association with:The Steamship Mutual Underwriting Association(Bermuda) Ltd.
Produced with the assistance of:The Masters, officers and crews of MT Tanea, MT Nordic IngeMV Humber VikingBG LNG ServicesBW Fleet Management Pte. Ltd.The China Navigation Co. Pte. Ltd.IMarESTIMPAInternational Chamber of ShippingInternational Maritime Employers’ Committee Ltd (IMEC)International Maritime Organization (IMO)Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB)Meridian Marine Management LtdMOL Tankship Management (Europe) Ltd.MPSNautical InstituteNordic Tankers Marine A/SOrient Overseas Container Line LtdReederei Claus-Peter OffenShell International Ltd.SIGTTOUnited Kingdom Maritime Pilots' AssociationV.Ships Ship Management DivisionWarsash Maritime Academy
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