Contribute to Safe Cargo Operations on Offshore Support Vessels (MARA007)

Contribute to Safe Cargo Operations on Offshore Support Vessels covers the skills and knowledge required to undertake a range of offshore activities on board an offshore support vessel.

This unit involves the skills and knowledge required to undertake a range of offshore activities on board an offshore support vessel (OSV). It includes deck preparation, transfer of deck cargoes, bulk cargo operations and operations with deck equipment within the limits of responsibility of an integrated rating and under the direction of the officer in charge or Master.

The course is provided in a blended learning style with online learning and workplace assessment tasks:

  • Eleven (11) learning resource sections (Units 1 – 11) including 2D and 3D eModlets
  • Fifteen (15) progress checks spread throughout each section
  • Final Theory Assessment
  • Workplace Practical Assessment under supervision

MARA007 is a nationally recognised unit under the Australian Maritime College (RTO ID 60131) and the training outcomes are listed on www.training.gov.au.

Certification

The following certificate will be issued by AMC to participants who successfully complete the course:

  • MARA007 Contribute to safe cargo operations on offshore support vessels

NOTE: This outcome is only available to Australian residents.



  • Duration: Approx. 10 hours online plus completion of workplace practical assessment
  • Course Options: (GST exempt)
    Online course | $1,000

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To secure a course registration, payment of the course fee are required (or at minimum of 50% deposit). Payment methods accepted:

  • Credit Card (online or via (03) 6324-9850)
  • Bank Deposit
  • Cheque/Money Order
  • Company Invoice (approved companies only)

Detailed payment options will be made available after registration is submitted.

Face to face courses

To secure your enrolment, payment of 50% of the course fee is required. Cancellations up to 15 working days prior to the scheduled date will be accepted without penalty. Cancellations less than 15 working days will be subject to 100% cancellation fee.

AMC Search reserves the right to cancel the course 15 working days prior to the scheduled date if insufficient registrations are received. Any fees paid for cancelled courses will be refunded in full.

When making flight bookings please ensure you book on a fully refundable basis.

Online courses

Payment of course fees, or authorisation to invoice from your company, is required before access to the online learning environment is provided. Please note, the online account creation process takes between 3-4 business days if you have not studied with AMC Search or the University of Tasmania previously.

The knowledge assessment of MARA007 will be both online (by multiple choice questions) and by observation in a real workplace with an experienced, qualified supervisor. Performance assessment will be conducted in the workplace during a loading/unloading activity.

Participants need to progress through the online training, during which information and activities will be provided to introduce the subject. Once a section is completed the participants will be required to complete a formative assessment on those sections.

At the end of the online training the participant will complete a summative assessment. This assessment will be multiple choice questions which reflect the knowledge assessment requirements.

Once participants have successfully completed the online program, the participant will need to undertake a practical cargo loading/offloading operations under the direction of a competent supervisor or assessor. In order for AMC Search to assess the participant, digital video footage, or photographs, of the participant fulfilling the performance requirements of the assessment will need to be provided in accordance with the Supervisors guide provided. This will then be assessed by a qualified assessor at the University of Tasmania.

Contribute to Safe Cargo Operations on Offshore Support Vessels online is provided utilising the University of Tasmania’s online learning environment, MyLO.

To undertake the final assessment, candidates will need access and use a webcam for the duration of the assessment. This is to verify your identity and to monitor both you and your environment as you undertake the assessment.

Computer setup: Check your computer and/or browser are set up to enable MyLO to work properly by reviewing ‘browser information’.