2010 Online Learning Course Schedule
SUNY Maritime is pleased to announce the
2010 courses at SUNY Maritime for the Maritime Professional
Course Dates
CARGO: 1/18/10 – 02/28/10
YACHT: 03/01/10 – 04/11/10
HEAVY WEATHER: 04/12/10 – 05/23/10
HULL: 05/24/10 – 07/03/10
CARGO: 06/14/10 – 07/16/10
HULL: 08/02/10 – 09/12/10
REFR. CARGO: 09/13/10 – 10/22/10
CARGO: 11/01/10 – 12/12/10
If you are interested in these classes you should contact:
Margaret Poppiti
Administrative Assistant
Department
Professional Education & Training
SUNY Maritime College
6 Pennyfield Avenue
Throggs Neck, NY 10465
www.sunymaritime.edu
(718) 409-5988
MPoppiti@sunymaritime.edu
_______________________________________________________________________
Marine Surveying: Cargo
______________________________________
Course Code:
Offered by: Maritime / Specialized College
Taught by: Janet Peck – Adj. Prof.
Contact Hours: 40
Marine Surveying Cargo Course Description:
The Commercial Marine Surveyor is a vital part of the maritime community, and to a certain extent, they keep the shipping industry and its ships working. Sometimes a cargo is a Marine engineer or Master who has spent a whole career in and around ships; but more often they are people with learned expertise and experience.
Syllabus:
Certificate in Marine Surveying – Cargo
Course running time 40 contact hours
1. Role of Surveyors
2. Containers and Container Damaged Cargo
3. Reports and Reporting
4. Maritime Insurance
5. Survey photos and presentations
6. Cargo, Damage and Mitigation
7. Bills of Lading and Documents
8. Bulk cargoes
9. Exam
Marine Surveying: Yacht Damage
__________________________________________________
Course Code:
Offered by: Maritime / Specialized College
Taught by: Janet Peck – Adj. Prof.
Contact Hours: 40
Marine Surveying: Yacht Damage Course Description:
This course will address Yacht insurance, adjustment of marine claims, and yacht damage evaluations. We will also address total losses, loss mitigation, and personal injury investigations.
Syllabus:
Certificate in Marine Surveying – Yacht
Course running time 40 contact hours
1. Role of Surveyors
2. Types of surveys and the surveyors approach
3. Yacht Insurance
4. Claims and Claim Administration
5. Loss and damage Evaluation
6. Investigation surveys
7. Reports and Reporting
8. Exam
Marine Surveying: Heavy Weather Investigations
_________________________________________________________________________
Course Code:
Offered by: Maritime / Specialized College
Taught by: Janet Peck – Adj. Prof.
Contact Hours: 40
Marine Surveying: Heavy Weather investigations Course Description:
This course is designed to allow the student to develop a common approach to marine casualties and incidents occurring as a consequence of “Heavy Weather: In achieving these aims, this course recognizes the need for introducing a common but not the only approach to marine casualty investigations and reporting on such casualties. Clearly defining the purpose of marine casualty investigation and the guiding principles for its conduct. We also address a framework for consultation and co-operation between substantially interested parties. Establishing a common format for reports to facilitate publication and sharing of the lessons to be learned.
Syllabus:
Certificate in Marine Surveying – Heavy Weather investigations
Course running time 40 contact hours over 8 weeks
Module number
1. The Role of Surveyor
2. Studies of previous causalities
3. Conducting the investigation
4. Check lists and guidelines
5. Hull Inspections
6. Interviews
7. Reports, photos and writings
8. Exam
Marine Surveying: Refrigerated Cargoes
____________________________________________________________
Offered by: Maritime / Specialized College
Taught by: Janet Peck – Adj. Prof.
Contact Hours: 40
Marine Surveying: Refrigerated Cargoes Course Description:
This course is designed to provide training for those conducting surveys on frozen or live cargoes, as well as provide a means of continuing education for those already practicing as surveyors. The major goal will be to produce a medium for exchange of ideas, personal advancement and cross training with particular emphasis on cargo carried under chilled, frozen or cooled conditions. At the end of the class, coupled with previous practical experience, candidates will have a basic understanding of how to conduct a marine survey of refrigerated cargoes; allowing them to work within the field and sit for exams by accrediting authorities and at the same time provide a basic training program for those looking to develop an understanding of the Survey discipline or to obtain a better understanding of the discipline.
Syllabus:
Certificate in Marine Surveying – Refrigerated Cargoes
Course running time 40 contact hours
1. The Role of the Surveyor
2. Refer Containers and ships
3. Types of cargoes
4. Nature of live produce
5. Nature of frozen products
6. Conducting the survey
7. Reports, photos and writings
8. Exam
