презентация Ii&iii courses

1. Welder: Career Overview
Use hand-welding or flame-cutting equipment
•to weld or join metal components
•to fill holes, indentations or seams of fabricated
metal products.

2. Competencies
Welding, soldering, and
brazing workers should be
able:
•to concentrate on detailed
work for long periods;
•to bend, stoop, and work in
awkward positions;
•to weld in flat, horizontal,
vertical or overhead;
•to read technical drawings
and schematics; to follow
safety procedures.

3. Electrician: Career Overview
Install, test, operate and maintain the most
cutting-edge shipboard electrical systems,
including lighting, power distribution, machinery,
electronics, inter-ship communications, fire
control systems, testing and nuclear plant work.

4. Competencies
Electricians should be able to:
•analyze operation of ship electrical or
electronic equipment;
•install electrical fixtures or
components, control or security
equipment or systems;
•repair or replace electrical wiring,
circuits, fixtures or equipment;
•use low-voltage and high-voltage
apparatus;
•read technical drawings and
schematics;
•follow safety procedures.

5. Shipbuilder: Career Overview
When a new ship is being built, a shipbuilder
•constructs molds and patterns for construction;
•bases his designs on blueprints and schematics
provided by the ship’s architects and drafters;
•builds the walls, support structures and various
parts of the ship.

6. Competencies
Ship builders should be able:
to choose the finest streamlined
shape of a ship hull;
• make suitable conditions for
passengers and the crew during
the voyage;
• use the most modern
mechanisms to ensure security of
a ship;
• install new techniques and
methods of shipbuilding;
• follow safety procedures.

7. Mechanic: Career Overview
• Design, install, adjust, repair or overhaul
ship mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic
equipment used in construction of a ship.

8. Competencies
Ship mechanics should be able
to:
• install, check, repair, adjust
and test inboard or outboard
ship engines and their electrical
and mechanical parts;
•install auxiliary machinery and
associated control systems;
•read technical drawings and
schematics;
•follow safety procedures.

9. Lathe Operator:Career Overview
•choosing and fitting the
correct machine tool for
the job;
•planning the different
job stages following
engineering instructions;
•working out cutting
speeds;
•monitoring the job's
progress;
•checking the quality of
finished items

10. Competencies
Operators should be able to:
•install equipment, machines,
wiring or programs to meet
necessary specifications;
• control operations of equipment or
systems;
•repair machines or systems using
the needed tools;
•conduct tests to determine whether
equipment, software or procedures
are operating as expected;
•choose and fit the correct machine
tool for the job;
•follow safety procedures.