SCS3 Exam Prep - Ship Construction and Stability, Level 3 - Exam Preparatory

This is not an approved course but is designed to help you prepare for the Transport Canada Examination for Ship Construction and Stability, Level 3.

Description

The Exam Preparatory Course is designed to help you prepare for writing the Transport Canada Exam in Ship Construction and Stability, Level 3. 

We will cover the following information:

  • Stability Terminology
  • Transverse Stability Principles
  • Using common stability calculations used on ships and towing vessels
  • Calculating GM, GZ and other vessel stability conditions
  • Learning about environmental conditions and their effect on stability
  • Understand the Canadian Loadline Regulations
  • Ship Construction Terminology
  • How to maintain hull integrity and prevent downloading
  • Flooding and Damage Control
  • Preventing Fires
  • Vessel Inspection and Maintenance 

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