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Short description
The Anchor Handling and Towing Course aims to improve safety and foster a thorough understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of anchor handling and winch operation. Anchoring has become a popular professional path, and successful anchors can earn a high salary. Enroll in the Anchor Handling & Towing - AHT course today to begin your exciting and lucrative career in anchor handling.
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Requirements
  • Minimum Age: 18 years.
  • Industry Experience: Preferably some maritime or offshore experience.
  • Basic Safety Training: Certifications like BOSIET or Seafarer’s Basic Training may be required.
  • Medical Fitness: Recent medical certificate for physical suitability.
  • Language Proficiency: Basic understanding of English or course language.
Outcomes
  • 1. Identify and understand anchor handling equipment, including wires, shackles, and tools.
  • 2. Recognize anchor handling vessel layouts, winch configurations, and deck equipment.
  • 3. Describe anchor handling operations across shallow to deep water.
  • 4.Perform decking anchors, adjust fluke angles, and inspect anchors and chains.
  • 5. Set up towing rigs, barge towing, and towline configurations.
  • 6. Use and maintain wire stoppers, shark jaws, towing pins, and jaws.
  • 7. Understand vessel capabilities, stability, and position-keeping requirements.
  • 8. Conduct risk assessments and apply risk management tools.
  • 9. Deploy spring buoys over obstructions.
  • 10. Differentiate anchor handling for Drillship, Semisub, Jackup, and Tender barges.
  • 11.Configure towing bridles and ensure vessel stability during towing.
  • 12. Apply non-chasing or buoyed system techniques.
  • 13. Deliver, deploy, pull out, and retrieve anchors safely.
  • 14. Configure towing bridles and ensure vessel stability during towing.
  • 15. Manage pins up/down and gog chain requirements.
  • 16. Consider weather factors affecting tow wire tension.
  • 17. Alter course safely while towing.
  • 18. Weather factor in tow wire tension
  • 19. Course alteration while towing
  • 20. Precaution while two or more vessel pulling one tow