DNV DPO Specialization Advanced Operations

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
This course is specifically designed for training future DPO’s onboard a large number of offshore vessels. After the course the successful participant has:
- Acquired a thorough knowledge of the various types of DP operations. Examples of operations: cable laying, pipe laying, ROV operations, trenching, dredging and rock-dumping
- The capability to operate the DP in the various modes associated with such operations, i.e. joystick, auto pos. mode, autotrack mode and follow target mode
- The competence to recognize when environmental conditions or system failure requires DPO to take action to avoid hazardous situations
- The ability to carry out such operations according to existing operational guidelines and checklists
- The ability to demonstrate good personal attitudes towards safety in operating DP vessels according to best practice in the industry


TARGET GROUP
Officers working on DP equipped offshore vessels performing ROV operations, Cable laying, Pipe laying, Trenching, Dredging and Rock-dumping, seeking a DNV
DPO Advanced Operations certification.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
The participants should have completed initial DP Training: DNV: DPO Preparation, DPO Start, or NI: DP Induction and DP Simulator courses (also with expired NI DPO license).
Documented at least 270 hours of DP operations, reported on DNV task list and IMCA logbook. 

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DNV DPO Specialization Advanced operation

DPO EXPERIENCE REGISTRATION FORM

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Scheduled Courses

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  • Date Duration Subject Location Price
  • 4 days DNV DPO Specialization Advanced Operations Trondheim Grilstad NOK 49000.00 Book
  • 4 days DNV DPO Specialization Advanced Operations Trondheim Grilstad NOK 49000.00 Book
  • 4 days DNV DPO Specialization Advanced Operations Trondheim Grilstad NOK 49000.00 Book
  • 4 days DNV DPO Specialization Advanced Operations Trondheim Grilstad NOK 49000.00 Book

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