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RINA ACADEMY FOR YACHTING ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY Marine Energy Business Assurance Transport & Infrastructures IFIs, Banks and Investors INNOVATION cOMPANY PROFILE RINA SERVICES S.p.A. is the RINA Group company active in classification, certification, inspection and testing services. RINA is a multi-national Group which offers verification, certification, conformity assessment, marine classification, environmental enhancement, product testing, site and vendor supervision, training and engineering consultancy across a wide range of industries and services. RINA operates through a network of companies covering Marine, Energy, Infrastructures & Construction, Transport & Logistics, Food & Agriculture, Environment & Sustainability, Finance & Public Institutions and Business Governance. With a turnover of over 330 million Euros in 2014, over 2,750 employees, and 163 offices in 60 countries worldwide, RINA is recognized as an authoritative member of key international organizations and an important contributor to the development of new legislative standards. www.rina.org RINA Academy for Yachting Personnel training: a strategic option As a leading provider of maritime classification services, RINA is well aware of the competitive advantages of a sophisticated human resources programme that places a premium on dedicated training to high levels of skill and excellence. That is why we consider that investment in personnel training is a strategic option which has tangible benefits in terms of: technical performance: properly trained personnel are able to work to higher standards and in a more efficient manner commitment to excellence: a willingness to invest in human resources demonstrates a commitment to quality, reliability and safety attracting the right people: an employer who invests time and money in the highest standards of training and education has an immediate competitive advantage in terms of attracting talented job candidates. RINA has always enjoyed a widely respected reputation for personnel training, which has traditionally been conducted by means of technical courses designed to prepare its employees for the exacting, high-quality work demanded of them. For the past ten years or so RINA has also run courses on a variety of technical subjects for external interested parties, including its core business customers such as owners and operators, boat builders, yacht managers and representatives of various Flag Administrations. Many of our course programmes have received official recognition from influential third parties such as flag state administrations and certification bodies. Having worked over a long period of time in co-operation with shipyards on both ship design and construction, we have many experts who are highly skilled in many different aspects of maritime technology and who can provide quality training in their respective areas of competence, including: theoretical concepts regulatory issues best practice and cost-effective solutions. RINA Courses for Yachting The RINA Academy for Ship Operators offers a series of technical courses on different subjects of primary interest to personnel of yacht management companies, operators and boat builders. The courses are divided into 4 topic areas: International Regulations Ship Building, Operation and Management Fleet Management Specific Vessel Type. All courses are conducted in Italian or English by senior RINA staff with proven experience across the full range of industry skills, including plan approval, rule development, construction surveillance and consultancy. The courses are intended for skilled personnel working in yacht management and operation and wishing to further their knowledge of a specific subject or field, as well as for postgraduates at the beginning of their professional career, needing to complement their academic skills with advanced training focused on the actual practice of yacht operation. Each course is accompanied by supporting material. Catalogue course programmes can be adapted to better suit customer needs in terms of both content and duration. Requests for training on specific subjects not included in the course catalogue will also be taken into consideration. Many course programmes include case studies, some of which can be tailor-made to reflect specific customer interests, for example ship types, national regulations and operational aspects. RINA Courses Index International Regulations Introduction to classification and statutory requirements page 01 Large commercial yachts: rule updates page 02 Recreational craft directivepage 03 Yacht Building, Operation and Management Coating definition, maintenance and repair page 04 Marine metallurgy, welding and NDE page 05 Composite materialspage 06 Qualification of structural glued joints’ operators page 07 Planned maintenance of machinery systems page 08 Hull stability regulations for classed vessels page 09 Hull stability regulations for CE marked units page 10 Yacht classification and statutory certification page 11 Leonardo Charter Yacht Software (Leonardo Hull 2D CHY) page 12 Fire protection & materialspage 13 Hull structure and strengthpage 14 Design and maintenance of air-conditioning and ventilation systems page 15 Electrical and automation systemspage 16 Sailing rigs design, manufacturing and maintenance page 17 Fleet Management Internal audits of the Safety Management System page 18 ISPS code: updating, document review and internal audits page 19 ISPS code: company & ship Security Officer page 20 Environmental management of Large Yachts page 21 Marine Labour Convention, 2006page 22 Onboard fuel management and energy conservation page 23 Specific Vessel Type Environmental protection: design of a “Green Yacht” page 24 Passenger yachtspage 25 Alternative design solutionspage 26 Introduction to classification and statutory requirements Duration 16 hours Participants Technical personnel of yachting companies with little experience in planning class and statutory surveys (assistants to the superintendent) Officers responsible for contacts with surveyors (captains, chief engineers, chief mates). Objectives To provide basic knowledge concerning class rules and international and national statutory regulations (IACS, SOLAS, MARPOL, ILLC, Codes, MCA, etc.). Contents Class rules (IACS and RINA) International statutory regulations (MCA, SOLAS, MARPOL, ILLC, etc.) National statutory regulations. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 01 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Large Commercial Yachts Class, statutory requirements and inspections Duration 16 hours Participants Technical staff of yacht management companies Designers Shipyard technical personnel. Objectives To provide basic knowledge of the Class Rules for commercial yachts carrying up to 12 pax and the most advanced Flag Codes for large commercial yachts. Contents Classification rules (RINA Charter Class) Statutory regulations (RedEnsign Group LY2/LY3, Load Line, etc.) Safety Codes issued by other Flag Administrations Examples and case studies. The course will consist of presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors. Furthermore, the participants will be provided with the teaching material used. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 02 Recreational craft directive Concept, rules, best practice Duration 8 hours Participants Superintendents Boatbuilders’ technical staff Designers. Objectives To provide specific knowledge on European Directive 94/25/EC. Contents Directive 94/25/EC as amended by 2003/44/EC: essential safety requirements for the design and construction of craft guidelines for assessment of components conformity assessment modules technical documents RINA checklists RINA stability software. The course will consist of presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors: lectures in English, slides and lecture notes, case studies, discussion and training on the use of RINA dedicated checklists. Participants will be provided with the teaching material used. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 03 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Coating definition, maintenance and repair Concept, rules, best practice Duration 8 hours Participants Superintendents Captains Yacht’s technical management personnel. Objectives To provide information concerning coating standards and mandatory procedures. Ability to recognise the various coating systems, work methods, types of work adopted and characteristics of the products applied. Contents International legislation related to double bottoms Coating phases: preparation coating work control Acceptance criteria for the work. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 04 Marine metallurgy, welding and NDE Duration 40 hours Participants Yacht’s technical management personnel Owner company superintendents. Objectives To know what basic information must be given on technical drawings with reference to the symbolic representation of welded joints. To know the main welding processes and fabrication techniques for steel and aluminum structures in order to avoid joint defects. Contents Basic knowledge of metallurgy Welding techniques and processes NDE methods Main welding defects. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 05 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Composite materials Duration 16 hours Participants Superintendents Boatbuilders’ technical staff. Objectives To provide specific know-how on the building process, the methods of fabrication and the components used in composite construction. Contents RINA Class Rules for Composite Materials Marine resins and gelcoats: characteristics properties behaviour Boatbuilding with thermosetting resins Introduction to infusion methodology. The course will consist of presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors. Furthermore, the participants will be provided with the teaching material used. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 06 Qualification of structural glued joints’ operators Duration 24 hours Participants Boatbuilders’ technical staff Structural glued joints’ operators. Objectives To provide the theoretical and practical training and education requested by the RINA Rules for the qualification and certification of marine adhesive bonders for yachts. Contents Structural adhesive; theoretical background: materials and techniques Structural adhesive: practical training. The course will consist of presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors. Furthermore, the participants will be provided with the teaching material used. Certificate A RINA qualification certificate as marine adhesive bonder will be issued, upon satisfactory result of the theoretical and practical training. 07 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Planned maintenance of machinery systems Duration 8 hours Participants Personnel in charge of management and supervision Yacht engineers. Objectives To provide and acquire thorough knowledge of rules and regulations in order to achieve excellent and efficient ship maintenance planning and inspections. Introduction to risk analysis. Contents Applicable rules: Part F - Additional notation PMS PMS: difference between CMS and PMS role of the Chief engineer in PMS regime desirable characteristics of Computerised Maintenance Management Systems management of PMS by the owner and follow-up by RINA. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 08 Hull stability regulations for classed vessels Concept, rules, best practice Duration 16 hours Participants Superintendents Shipyard technical personnel Design/Naval Architects. Objectives To provide an overview of general and specific principles and requirements of intact and damage stability for classed pleasure and charter yachts. Contents An overview of general principles of hull intact and damage stability International regulations and conventions: SOLAS, MARPOL, ILLC, LARGE YACHT SAFETY Codes Inclining test Lightship weight evaluation Intact stability for motor vessels Intact stability for sailing yachts Damage stability for motor vessels Damage stability for sailing boats LL assignment. The course will consist of presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors: lectures in English, principal class and statutory rules, demos of stability and hull girder strength calculations with NAPA software, slides and lecture notes, case studies, discussion. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 09 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Hull stability regulations for CE marked units Duration 16 hours Participants Superintendents Shipyard technical personnel Design/Naval Architects. Objectives To provide an overview of general and specific principles and requirements of hydrostatics and intact stability for recreational craft. To provide participants with the necessary knowledge for the proper filling of the RINA forms CE STAB (stability booklet), CE STAB I (stability test report), CE STAB M (wave and wind resistance calculation). Contents Inclining test Lightship weight evaluation Stability booklet for CE marked motoryachts Stability booklet for CE marked sailing boats Special stability requirements (on request): probablistic calculation methods passenger ship stability Weather criteria Typical stability problems in hull design, best practice and trends in the maritime industry. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 10 Yacht classification and statutory certification Duration 8 hours Participants Technical personnel of yacht management companies Officers responsible for contact with surveyors (captains, chief engineers, chief mates). Objectives To provide participants with the necessary knowledge to manage and plan the survey and inspection activities for the classification and statutory certification of a fleet. Contents Applicable class and statutory yacht certificates Validity and expiry of certificates Procedures for yacht certification request and for certification renewal Procedures for yacht surveying, auditing and inspecting by the competent authorities. The course can be tailor-made to the company’s type of vessels, flag, trade and service. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 11 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Leonardo Charter Yacht Software Duration 8 hours Participants Designers Naval architects Boatbuilders’ technical staff. Objectives To provide participants with the necessary know-how to perform structural strength analysis with LEO HULL 2D CHY. Contents Generation of structural global and local models Hull girder and local loads Still water and wave loads Strength analysis Graphic representation of results and rule check. The course will consist of presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors: lectures in English, RINA Rules for Pleasure Craft, demos of LEO HULL 2D Charter Yacht Software. Furthermore, the participants will be provided with the teaching material used. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 12 Fire protection & Materials Concept, rules, best practice Duration 16 hours Participants Owners Superintendents Boatbuilders’ technical staff Designers. Objectives To provide an overview of statutory and flag administration requirements on structural fire protection and fire-fighting systems. To provide an overview of typical and innovative materials for the marine and yachting sector. Contents Statutory regulations on fire protection: MCA-LYZ/SOLAS convention. Specific flag administration requirements (on request): RedEnsign Group, Italian Administration, etc. Structural fire protection: material and structural bulkheads, escape routes Fire-fighting systems: detectors and sprinkler systems, fixed fire-extinguishing systems for specific spaces Materials for fire protection and relevant certification General description of specific materials for the marine sector Non-combustible materials Low flame spread material Primary deck coverings Furniture and furnishings Test methods for each type of material Specific types of material for each ship-space Examples. The course will consist of presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors: lectures in English, principal class and statutory rules, demos of stability and hull girder strength calculations with NAPA software, slides and lecture notes, case studies, discussion. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 13 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Hull structure & strength Duration 24 hours Participants Superintendents Shipyard technical personnel. Objectives To provide participants with the necessary know-how on hull structure design rules and calculation methodologies. Contents Hull structure design and strength calculation basics: loads structural models hull strength criteria Hull structure regulatory regime: class requirements (IACS, Common Structural Rules, RINA Rules) international regulations ship type specific requirements Materials Loads FEA - finite element analysis for direct calculations. The course will consist of presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors: lectures in English, principal class and statutory rules, demos of Leonardo Hull 2D (the RINA 2D software for rule structure calculations), slides and lecture notes, case studies, discussion. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 14 Design and maintenance of HVAC systems Duration 16 hours Participants On-board personnel in charge of the air-conditioning Yacht management companies: technical personnel Boatbuilders’ technical personnel. Objectives To provide participants with the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge to be able to perform optimal parameter settings and maintenance of air treatment systems both in terms of system performance and of fuel consumption efficiency. Contents Basics of E.R. ventilation The concepts of subjective and statistical comfort Psychrometric diagrams, principal air treatment processes: heating, cooling, humidification and dehumidification Energy recovery, efficiency of system components System parameter settings according to design features and environmental conditions System tuning techniques Special service rooms. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 15 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Electrical and automation systems Concept, rules, best practice Duration 16 hours Participants Superintendents Shipyard technical personnel Operators/Officers. Objectives To provide participants with basic knowledge of electrical and automation system design. Contents Concept, rules, best practice on: Electrical System Design: sources of power distribution of electrical energy protection of the equipment electric components: rotating machines, transformers and converters, switch and control gear, switchboards, cables location and installation of the equipment special applications: electrical propulsion, high voltage system, electrical installations in hazardous areas Automation System Design: general concepts control systems monitoring and alarm systems safety systems special class notations: AUT-UMS, AUT-CCS, AUT-PORT, AUT-IMS. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 16 Sailing rigs design, manufacturing and maintenance Duration 8 hours Participants Shipyard technical personnel Designers / naval architects Superintendents Riggers Sparmakers. Objectives To provide participants with knowledge of the new Class Rules for sailing rigs. Contents Relevant Rules (RINA, MCA , CE) Typical dismasting analysis Early life failures Useful life failures Wear-out failures RINA solutions Burn in process Direct mast strength analysis based on inertial design method Rig approved booklet Planned maintenance Certification products. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 17 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Internal audits of the Safety Management System Duration 16 hours Participants Safety Management System auditors All the personnel, ashore and on board yacht, involved in SMS monitoring The course may also be useful for marine superintendents who are responsible for maintenance of the yacht and its plants. Objectives To provide participants with the necessary know-how, in terms of management of tools and relations within the yacht management company, to plan and carry out audits. To develop auditor knowledge relating to specific aspects of the SMS and its application in order to improve the effectiveness of the audits ashore and on board yachts. Contents Audit planning Understanding a checklist Organising an opening/closing meeting Performing an audit, recording non-conformities Corrective actions and continuous improvement. The course will develop, highlighting the most significant elements, the following aspects of SMS internal audits: ISM code requirements and mandatory requirements (D.Lgs.271/99, HACCP) Key functions for SMS implementation SMS auditor characteristics External audits (governmental, PSC) Planning and programming SMS audits ashore and on board yacht Audit preparation, characteristics of audits on board yacht SMS review. The teaching methodology covers the analysis of several examples and practical exercises. Participants will be provided with the teaching material used. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 18 ISPS code: updating, document review and internal auditS Duration 16 hours Participants Company Security Officers Masters and Ship Security Officers already dealing with a yacht and company security management system in compliance with the requirements of the ISPS Code. Objectives Updating concerning the rules in force, training requirements and methods, updating relevant to security equipment, methods for carrying out internal security audits, procedures for SSA (including risk analysis) and SSP review, filing method for security documents. Contents Rule updating: IMO regulations, European regulations, port authority circulars, US Coast Guard circulars, RINA additional class notation “secure yacht” Management of security tools and equipment and main descriptions related to installation, operation and maintenance Security apparatus: standard and innovative equipment Organisation of practical training on the ship Organisation of combined exercises ship/port installations/Authority responsible How to train shipboard and shipping company personnel Internal security audits SSA review (including risk analysis) SSP review Communications on board ship/shipping company/PFSO/Authority responsible Security documents on board and in the company: which ones, how to file them and how to ensure confidentiality. The course will include practical exercises on how to perform an SSA review and how to update an SSP. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. 19 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type ISPS code: company & ship Security Officer Duration 16 hours Participants Company Security Officers Ship Security Officers Other shipboard personnel with a key role in security system management both on board yachts and in the company’s offices. Objectives To provide complete and thorough training on all topics covered by the ISPS Code parts A and B and on the European Parliament and Council’s Regulation 725/2004 to obtain the professional qualification as Port Facility Security Officer or Ship Security Officer in compliance with parts A and B of the ISPS Code and in accordance with the IMO model courses. Contents How to perform a Ship Security Assessment starting from potential threats, highlighting possible scenarios and assessing their consequences so as to minimise the yacht’s vulnerability Types of Ship Security Plan and implementation of manuals Audit and inspection methods on board yachts and in the company for certification by a recognised body Illustration of devices in common use for the prevention of threats and specific security procedures to be adopted in relation to threats taking place Ship-port responsibilities and activities. The course will consist of: presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors practical exercises on how to perform an SSA review and how to update an SSP. Participants will be provided with the teaching material used. At the end of the course, there will be a final test which if successfully completed authorises the participants to perform the COMPANY SECURITY OFFICER & SHIP SECURITY OFFICER function. The course is held in compliance with IMO Model Courses 3.19 and 3.20. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant, following the positive result of the final test foreseen, at the end of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 20 Environmental management of Large Yachts Duration 16 hours Participants Yacht management company technical personnel Superintendents Officers (Masters, Chief Engineers). Objectives To provide participants with knowledge of environmental rules and to enable them to fill in the record books required by the rules. At the end of the course, the participants will be able to rewrite the EM procedures and ensure their implementation on board as well as in the yacht management company. Contents Presentation on identification and assessment of sources of marine and atmospheric pollution: Bilge oil Sewage Grey water Garbage Exhaust gas Refrigerants Greenhouse gases Ballast water exchange New environmental technology Overview of other national and regional requirements Practical training, individually and in groups, on how to write EM procedures. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 21 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Marine Labour Convention, 2006 Meeting ILO requirements Duration 16 hours Participants Personnel from shipyard and ship owners technical offices Shipping company superintendents. Objectives To enable participants to have an in-depth understanding of the new Maritime Labour Convention and of its implication on the design of the ship, working and leaving condition of the crew. Contents New convention structure and comparison with current conventions Preparation of “Declaration of Maritime Labour Compliance Part II” Role of Administrations and Recognised Organisations Inspection and Certification process organisation. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 22 Onboard fuel management and energy conservation Duration 8 hours Participants Technical personnel of ship owners and independent consultants in charge of management and supervision of onboard procedures and ship operations Ship officers and key onboard personnel. Objectives To disseminate energy consumption optimisation awareness in the onboard and shore personnel. To enable personnel identify areas of improvement, implement fuel saving measures and benchmark the achievements obtained. Contents Onboard energy generation and specific consumption optimisation Onboard distribution of energy consumption among the different users Measures to reduce energy consumption of the main users (propulsion, air conditioning, steam production, lighting and other hotel appliances, cargo handling, etc) Energy consumption reporting and benchmarking, identification of KPIs Impact of energy management on environmental issues Definition of a company energy management policy and related procedures. The course is held in compliance with IMO Model Courses 3.19 and 3.20. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. Notes The course programme can be focused on specific aspects of passenger and cargo ships, according to the participants’ needs. 23 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Environmental protection: design of a “Green Yacht” Duration 8 hours Participants Superintendents Shipyard technical personnel. Objectives To provide participants with knowledge of environmental rules. Contents MARPOL Annex VI: fire protection systems refrigeration systems Vapour Control Systems Low sulphur fuels Engine EIAPP certification Systems & piping for sewage, bilge, grey water and cargo Compartmentation Ballast Water Management TBT-free paints Green passport for ship recycling Garbage Management. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 24 Passenger yachts Duration 24 hours Participants Superintendents Shipyard technical personnel Designers / Naval Architects. Objectives To provide specific knowledge on passenger yachts carry up to 36 pax requirements. Contents Main technical differences between passenger yachts and passenger ships or large yachts: Damage stability Structural fire protection Specific flag administration requirements (on request): RedEnsign Group Means of escape Evacuation analysis and booking planner software Material for fire protection and relevant certification Life saving appliances Load Line Convention Enhanced survivability. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the end of the course. 25 international regulations yacht building operation & management fleet management specific vessel type Alternative Design Solutions Concept, rules, best practice Duration 8 hours Participants Designers Naval Architects Shipyard technical personnel. Objectives To provide specific knowledge on how to develop a safety case in compliance with IMO MSC/circular 1212. To provide assistance in the development of alternative design solutions in compliance with SOLAS passenger ship regulations, as amended. Contents Concept, rules, best practice on: Damage stability with probabilistic criteria Risk analysis Evacuation analysis IMO safe return to port. The course will consist of presentations by RINA experts in the various application sectors: lectures in English, principal class and statutory rules, slides and lecture notes, case studies, discussion. Participants will be provided with the teaching material used. Certificate A certificate of attendance will be given to each participant at the enf of the course. specific vessel type fleet management yacht building, operation & management international regulations 26 Business Solution Marine - Yachting Sector ph. +39 010.5385273 yacht.line@rina.org Via Corsica, 12 - 16128 Genova - Italy ph. +39 010 53851 - fax +39 010 5351000 info@rina.org WWW.RINA.ORG WWW.RINAGROUP.ORG RINA Corporate Image©
