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Date: 2016-12-02 Category: DGS Order State: Union Government Country: India

CORRIGENDUM - Guidelines and procedures for an approval for the conduct of DG Shipping,Gol approved modular, simulator and post sea competency courses for the training of Indian seafarers -amendment reg.

Issued by Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways · Directorate General of Shipping

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**Executive Summary** This document is a corrigendum to DGS Order 05 of 2016, issued by the Directorate General of Shipping, Ministry of Shipping, Government of India. The corrigendum, dated December 2, 2016, partially modifies eligibility criteria for seeking course approvals specified in DGS Order No. 5 of 2006, based on maritime industry feedback and a recent meeting of the Maritime Training & Education Standing Committee. **Key Points / Main Content** * **Basic Safety/Modular Courses (Para 4.2):** * New approvals/enhancements of existing capacity for basic courses, including PST, PSSR, EFA, FPFF, and STSDSD, will be considered for all existing and new pre-sea and post-sea training institutes as a composite package at any point in time. * **Advance Safety Courses (Para 4.3):** * New approvals/enhancements of existing capacity for advanced courses, including PSCRB, AFF, MFA or MC, will only be considered if the applicant maritime training institute is conducting the corresponding basic courses (PST, FPFF & EFA). * **High Voltage Safety and Switch Gear (Para 7.5):** * Maritime training institutes must conduct an ETO pre-sea training course or an ETO bridging course for conversion of the existing E/Os to ETOs or a MEO Class-II course or a MEO Class-I course. * The corrigendum is issued with the approval of the Director General of Shipping and Secretary to the Govt. of India. **Impact Analysis** **Stakeholder: All Maritime Training Institutes (approved by the DGS, GOI)** * **Impact:** The eligibility criteria for seeking course approvals specified in DGS Order No.5 of 2006 has been partially modified. This concerns modular, simulator, and post-sea competency courses for the training of Indian seafarers. * **Action Required:** Review and ensure compliance with the revised eligibility criteria for basic and advanced safety courses and high voltage safety and switch gear training. Ensure existing training programs meet the new requirements to maintain approvals and for institutes seeking new approvals. **Stakeholder: Principal Officer, MMDs, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Kandla & Kochi** **Stakeholder: NA/CS, DGS, GOI** **Stakeholder: All Shipping Companies** **Stakeholder: INSA, MASSA & FOSMA** **Stakeholder: Shipping Masters, Mumbai, Chennai & Kolkata** * **Impact:** Must be aware of the updated requirements for seafarer training and ensure that personnel receive training from institutes complying with the revised standards. * **Action Required:** Familiarize themselves with the amended DGS Order and ensure adherence in relevant processes and operations. Verify that training providers meet new requirements.

Key Entities Referenced

DGS Order 05 of 2016: The primary document being amended by this corrigendum, concerning eligibility criteria for course approvals specified by the Directorate General of Shipping. Directorate General of Shipping: The issuing authority, responsible for maritime training and education standards. Maritime Training & Education Standing Committee: Committee which provided feedback that led to the changes in the DGS Order Maritime Training Institutes: Entities affected by the changes in eligibility criteria for course approvals. Ministry of Shipping: The parent ministry for the Directorate General of Shipping.
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