Abdennadher Ghassen is an electromechanical and naval architecture engineer with experience in energy saving, leadership, maintenance, and monitoring. He received a specialty diploma in naval engineering in 2014 from the Naval Academy in Tunisia. His professional experience includes serving as maintenance chief of two centers in Djerba and as head of various departments aboard patrol and fast patrol ships in the Tunisian Navy, where he was responsible for maintaining ship operability. He has skills in languages, computers, and mechanical engineering topics.
ELECTIVE COURSE IN
PASSENGER BOATS AND YACHT INTERIOR DESIGN
Designing leisure boats, from basic construction to the interior furnishings.
EDUCATIONAL TARGETS
The cruise industry is among the most exciting and fast-growing categories in the leisure marketplace,
especially ın Mediterranean region, so that is a need for constant improvement of services and passenger comfort. This course offers a unique knowledge that will prepare designers for the specific issues associated with designing passenger boats and yacht interiors. In this course, special attention is given to international standards about safety, noise and vibrations, ergonomics and universal design principles for passenger boats and spaces. Basic ideas include the concept of movement, balance and velocity; efficient use of space; and detailing and application of new systems in the marine environment. The course will also trace the most common errors in boat design and offers advanced knowledge of contemporary materials and their application methods. Students will acquire familiarity with various types of boats; they will know how to efficiently use, in the interior project, the proper CAD tools, going through the calculation of the boat’s structure, of the applicable powers and through the study of the most efficient equipment. Students will be able to express an outstanding operational versatility and autonomy,
optimizing their own professional chances.
Lessons and practical work will contribute to the knowledge of Interior design from initial concept to final
project in every detail. Instructors will guide and monitor the development of individual projects. Experienced
companies for the production of passenger ships and shipyards will help and host the students in their technical
research, as well as in an exit stage of this course.
TOPICS (LECTURE)
Types of boats (Sailboats, Motorboats, etc.)
Processes of industrialization of production
Custom Design
Understanding of hills and water lines
Boat – equipment structure
Exterior design
Interior design
Boat Refurbishment and Renovation
Preliminary and executive design and production drawings
Onboard assemblies
Programs of assisted design (Rhinoceros and AutoCad)
3D modeling Training
Ship and technical design – yacht design
Structural and aesthetical design
Design and styling
Design research – yacht Series, yacht Custom
Marine engineering can be a highly lucrative career for those who are built for a highly challenging job. A marine engineer is a professional who is responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of all major mechanical and engineered equipment on board a ship.
PMP - Project Initiation Template for ProfessionalsDaniel_Mccrea
WHAT
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A helpful guide for Project Management Professionals who are at the beginning of their projects in 'Project Initiation'.
FOR
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Written in plain English for use in the real world (not just for study). If you're a professional who's rusty on Initiation or have fallen into bad habits - this guide will remind you what questions to ask,...and why!
BY
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Daniel Mccrea a PRINCE2(R) and PMP(R) certified Project Manager specialising in online Software/ & Content Delivery.
Visit me here:
ie.linkedin.com/in/danielmccrea/
ELECTIVE COURSE IN
PASSENGER BOATS AND YACHT INTERIOR DESIGN
Designing leisure boats, from basic construction to the interior furnishings.
EDUCATIONAL TARGETS
The cruise industry is among the most exciting and fast-growing categories in the leisure marketplace,
especially ın Mediterranean region, so that is a need for constant improvement of services and passenger comfort. This course offers a unique knowledge that will prepare designers for the specific issues associated with designing passenger boats and yacht interiors. In this course, special attention is given to international standards about safety, noise and vibrations, ergonomics and universal design principles for passenger boats and spaces. Basic ideas include the concept of movement, balance and velocity; efficient use of space; and detailing and application of new systems in the marine environment. The course will also trace the most common errors in boat design and offers advanced knowledge of contemporary materials and their application methods. Students will acquire familiarity with various types of boats; they will know how to efficiently use, in the interior project, the proper CAD tools, going through the calculation of the boat’s structure, of the applicable powers and through the study of the most efficient equipment. Students will be able to express an outstanding operational versatility and autonomy,
optimizing their own professional chances.
Lessons and practical work will contribute to the knowledge of Interior design from initial concept to final
project in every detail. Instructors will guide and monitor the development of individual projects. Experienced
companies for the production of passenger ships and shipyards will help and host the students in their technical
research, as well as in an exit stage of this course.
TOPICS (LECTURE)
Types of boats (Sailboats, Motorboats, etc.)
Processes of industrialization of production
Custom Design
Understanding of hills and water lines
Boat – equipment structure
Exterior design
Interior design
Boat Refurbishment and Renovation
Preliminary and executive design and production drawings
Onboard assemblies
Programs of assisted design (Rhinoceros and AutoCad)
3D modeling Training
Ship and technical design – yacht design
Structural and aesthetical design
Design and styling
Design research – yacht Series, yacht Custom
Marine engineering can be a highly lucrative career for those who are built for a highly challenging job. A marine engineer is a professional who is responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of all major mechanical and engineered equipment on board a ship.
PMP - Project Initiation Template for ProfessionalsDaniel_Mccrea
WHAT
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A helpful guide for Project Management Professionals who are at the beginning of their projects in 'Project Initiation'.
FOR
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Written in plain English for use in the real world (not just for study). If you're a professional who's rusty on Initiation or have fallen into bad habits - this guide will remind you what questions to ask,...and why!
BY
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Daniel Mccrea a PRINCE2(R) and PMP(R) certified Project Manager specialising in online Software/ & Content Delivery.
Visit me here:
ie.linkedin.com/in/danielmccrea/
Accessing any offshore structure can be problematic due to the movement of a vessel compared to the structure. Ampelmann has developed the solution for this challenge. Similar to a flight simulator, the Ampelmann eliminates any relative motion by taking instant measurements of the ship’s motions and then compensates them by using 6 hydraulic cylinders. The result: the top of the Ampelmann remains completely stationary compared to the structure. The offshore gangway can then be extended towards the structure so all personnel can walk across safely, even in high wave conditions.
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Personal Data :
Key words:
Energy saving, leadership, discipline, planning, maintenance, monitoring, follow-up, Preview,
Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, heat machines, heavy Diesel engines,
electric motors, heating and cooling, industrial electricity, electricity of constructions and
installations, pumps, metallic buildings, welding, general mechanism , shipbuilding industry ,
Sailing, hydraulics, pneumatics, fire protection facilities, security facilities, turbines,
occupational safety, industrial electronic, Automatics, Programmable Logic Circuit ,English,
maritime English, technical English, Naval architecture.
Education
February 2014 : Specialty course Diploma of naval academy.
Branch: « Engineering and naval techniques » .
Is a six months education that aims, to improve and refresh the acquired
abilities of the engineer’s course with additive course of administration,
naval logistic, work security and leadership.
February 2011 : Application course Diploma
After six months of navigation on board of a Tunisian navy unit.
June 2010 : National Diploma of engineer.
Section: « Energy and Naval techniques » .
From Naval academy – Menzel Bourguiba, Tunisia.
End of study project title: “ MHD Propulsion”
Academic award: good.
(NB: the naval academy is the first high school institute ISO 9001
version 2000 certified in Tunisia).
June 2009 : Officer Diploma from naval academy.
Mini project title: “Humidity regulation of a local”.
Academic award: Excellent.
Name : Abdennadher Ghassen Marital status : Single
Date of birth : 31/01/1987 Phone number: (+216) 44 233 927
Address : Route de Menzel Chaker Km 4 ,Sfax, Tunisia.
Email : abdennadherghassen@gmail.com
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June 2007 : Preparatory first classes cycle courses Diploma (MPSI :Maths
Physics Sciences Information technology)
From Preparatory school of military academies (EPAM).
Academic award: good.
June 2005 : Bachelor degree Diploma.
Section: Experimental Sciences.
From secondary school « Lycée Cité Elhabib » Sfax.
Academic award: fairly good.
Training and Formations
Naval Academy
September 2013 to February 2014 : Specialty course.
Final project study 6 months at 2010 : MHD propulsion (magnétohydrodynamique).
Mini project 2009 : Humidity regulation of a local.
Centre de Formation et Instruction en Sécurité Maritime (CFISM) in
the Naval Academy:
15 days on July 2007 : Trainings about:
The advanced techniques of fire and water leaking fighting.
First aid and emergency care.
Work Safety
Individual techniques of survival at sea.
Food safety control.
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STEG:(Thermal central of Rades)
7 days on April 2009 : Thermal central composition and supervision.
School Ship « Khaiereddine » :
July, August 2008 : Month of navigation and formation on board a
school ship as Machinery Chief.
Professional Career
October 2014 to January 2015:
- Maintenance chief of two Thalassos centers Athénee and Ulysse at Djerba.
Responsibility:
Maintaining the operability of the two centers.
Amelioration of Thalassos plants in order to reduce maintenance and energy costs.
July 2014:
- Quitting the navy.
September 2013 to February 2014:
- Head of three workshops: general mechanic, carpentry and metal construction on the
principal naval base of Sfax.
Responsibility: maintaining detached Ships operability in south maritime district of Tunisia.
September 2013 to February 2014:
Promotion grade courses at the Naval Academy.
September 2011 to September 2013:
- Head of propulsion department aboard patrol UTIQUE of Tunisian Navy (4400 propulsive
horsepower).
- Head of energy department aboard patrol UTIQUE of Tunisian Navy (02 generating set of
100 KVA power).
- Head of safety department aboard patrol UTIQUE of Tunisian Navy.
- Logistic Officer on December 2011.
- Passage to sleep way from October 2012 to mars 2013.
Responsibility: Ship operability maintaining.
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* The patrol UTIQUE is a Chinese construction ship.
July 2010 to September 2011 :
- Head of propulsion department aboard fast patrol AMILCAR P 505 of Tunisian Navy
(17200 propulsive horsepower MTU engines).
- Head of energy department aboard fast patrol AMILCAR P 505 of Tunisian Navy (04
generating set of 120 KVA power).
- Head of safety department aboard fast patrol AMILCAR P 505 of Tunisian Navy.
- Passage to dry dock of CMRT (Compagnie maritime de réparation Tunisienne) on June
2011.
Responsibility: Maintaining ship operability.
* The fast patrol AMILCAR is a German construction ship.
Achievements
From October 2012 to March 2014:
Radical structural restoration, on Patrol UTIQUE, enabled the decision to extend its use for
more than three years.
From May 2014 to the end of June 2014:
Reformatting the ship "Didon" to become a base for diving.
Language skills
German : a little.
English : well (superior to 82% at the ALCPT: American Language Course Practice
Test).
French : well.
Arabic : native language.
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Computer skills
Microsoft office : Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Publisher, Outlook.
Software : AUTOCAD, SOLIDWORKS, Automation studio, Automgen, PSIM,
FluidSIM.
Internet Navigation.
Other
Driving license : Class B.
Interests : Collective and nautical sports, Reading books and researching.