1. Structure of Certificate 

The Certificate II in Transport and Distribution (Marine Engine Driving) is a nationally accredited certificate recognized in all States and Territories and enables operation of a commercial vessel of up to 250 kW to Offshore limits (100 nm) and 500 kW to Inshore limits, as defined by the USL Code. Marine Safety Victoria determines the limits imposed on a Certificate.

 2. Content

 The certificate consists of the following compulsory units:

 ·    Engineering Knowledge (MED 3)

·    Refrigeration

·    Use Tools. Handheld/Power

·    First Aid

·    Safety Equipment, Liferaft and Firefighting

·    Including onboard tuition

 3.  Delivery

 Delivery is flexible including classroom, onboard, remote learning (correspondence) and private tuition. The Engineering Knowledge module is a 9 day course, which may be arranged for weekdays, weekends or evenings.

4. Assessment

 Is competency based through a mix of written multiple choice, group and practical assessments.

5. Prerequisites

There are no specific entry requirements for the course although Marine Safety Victoria requirements must be met before a Certificate will be issued i.e. 6 months of sea time on vessels of 100HP.

 6. Course Fees

Engineering Knowledge (MED3).(Includes Tools and Refrigeration)  Please see pricelist.

First Aid and Liferaft / Firefighting.  Please see  pricelist.

7. Training Manual

A comprehensive Training Manual is supplied with the course.

The manual can be obtained prior to the commencement of the course by completing and returning the enclosed enrollment form to Marine Training Services together with the course fee.

8. Course Venues

Courses are conducted at various locations throughout Victoria depending on student demands.

 9. Recognition of Prior Learning

Learners who have completed appropriate training, or through learning and experience, believe they have gained the required skills for modules within this course may be granted credit upon substantiation of the claim.

 10. How to Enrol

For enrolment details please contact the office on 03 5229 5432.