Oiler Training ( Ratings Forming Part of an Engineering Watch)

Oiler Training (IMO 7.09)

The Oiler Training (Ratings Forming Part of an Engineering Watch) (IMO 7.09) is a theoretical and practical training program designed to enhance the mechanical and electrical knowledge of seafarers qualified as oilers on commercial ships. The course covers engine operation principles, lubrication, maintenance, and emergency management practices while also providing competencies in marine life, environmental protection, and ship safety.

This training program is developed in accordance with international and national maritime standards, including:

  • STCW 78,
  • SOLAS 74,
  • MARPOL 73/78,
  • National Education Basic Law No. 1739,
  • Vocational Education Law No. 3308,
  • Private Education Institutions Law No. 5580.

As EKOL Maritime Training Center, our Oiler Training Course Program aims to train competent, well-equipped professionals who meet international standards in ship machinery and electrical systems, maritime safety, environmental protection, and professional practices.

Who Can Participate?

  • Admission Requirements

    • Education Level: Minimum primary school graduate
    • Age Requirement: Candidates must be at least 16 years old
    • Target Audience: Individuals aspiring to become seafarers with an oiler qualification on commercial vessels

Main Objectives of the Training Program

The Main Gains Expected from Trainees with This Program Are as Follows

Understanding Maritime Life and Culture:

Loving the sea, adapting to ship life, and acquiring the minimum competencies required for the profession.

Implementation of Watchkeeping Procedures:

As a crew member in the engine room watch, understanding and following instructions to ensure a safe and efficient watchkeeping system.

Boiler and Emergency Procedures:

Maintaining correct water levels and pressures in boilers, operating emergency equipment, and applying emergency response methods.

Acquiring Mechanical and Electrical Knowledge:

Learning general knowledge of main and auxiliary ship machinery, as well as electrical systems, to understand the operating principles of ship engines.

Duties Required for the Oiler Profession:

Fully understanding the tasks, duties, and responsibilities defined for the oiler qualification in the engine department.

Basic Maritime Safety Training:

Practicing professional applications in Personal Survival Techniques, Proficiency in the Use of Lifesaving Appliances, Fire Prevention and Firefighting, Basic First Aid, and Personal Safety and Social Responsibility to demonstrate the correct attitude and behavior in emergencies.

Human Relations and Social Responsibility:

Developing positive attitudes and values while working on board and increasing awareness of personal rights and responsibilities.

Marine Environment Protection:

Implementing measures to prevent marine pollution, learning environmental protection methods, and being willing to apply them.

Training Duration

Total Duration:

The course duration is 32 days.

Weekly Schedule:

  • 8 hours per day,
  • 5 days per week = 40 hours/week.

Detailed Time Distribution:

  • Theoretical Training: 29 days (5 weeks + 4 days) × 8 hours = 232 hours,
  • Basic Maritime Safety Practical Training: 3 days × 8 hours = 24 hours,
  • Total Duration: 232 + 24 = 256 hours.

Training content

Week 1

Topics Covered:

  • Mechanical and Electrical Knowledge,
  • Basic Maritime Safety (Personal Safety and Social Responsibility).
Week 2 Ship Engine Room Circuits and Professional Information
Week 3 Shift Order and First Aid Training
Week 4 Advanced Machinery Operations and Environmental Protection
Week 5 Life Saving and Emergency Techniques
Week 6 Procedures Related to Boiler and Steam Systems
Week 7 Combined Ship Security Trainings

Evaluation and Certification

Assessment and Certification

At the end of the course, candidates will undergo oral, written, and practical examinations in accordance with the Seafarer Training Courses Regulation.

Trainees who successfully pass the exams will be awarded a “Course Completion Certificate.” This document officially certifies that the candidate has obtained the oiler qualification and successfully completed the professional training program.

Why EKOL Maritime?

Long-Term Experience: Serving under the Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs, and Communications and the Ministry of National Education since 1997.

Comprehensive Training Method: Providing a broad training perspective by educating numerous seafarers, from Watchkeeping/Engine Officers to Ocean-Going Captains/Chief Engineers.

Practical and Up-to-Date Programs: Offering hands-on training opportunities in compliance with national and international regulations, with realistic training environments at the Beykoz Maritime Security Training Center.

Official Job Placement: Supporting career development with internship ships and a free official job placement service affiliated with İŞKUR.

Expert Instructor Staff: One of Turkey’s largest private maritime training institutions, with 35 expert instructors and a capacity of 420 trainees.

Current and Reliable Training: Keeping training programs continuously updated by closely following national and international developments.

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Gemi Aşçılığı Eğitimi

Gemi Aşçılığı Eğitimi, gemi mutfağında çalışacak aşçı adaylarının; denizcilik ve gemi aşçılığı alanında ihtiyaç duyulan bilgi, beceri ve yetkinlikleri kazanması amacıyla düzenlenmektedir. Eğitim, MLC 2006 CONVENTION Title-3 Regulation 3.2 ILO CERTIFICATION OF SHIP’S COOK 1946 No: 68 & 69, STCW 78, SOLAS 74, MARPOL 73/78 ve ilgili ulusal mevzuat (1739 sayılı Millî Eğitim Temel Kanunu, 3308 sayılı Mesleki Eğitim Kanunu, 5580 sayılı Özel Öğretim Kurumları Kanunu vb.) temelinde verilmektedir.

Course Provider: Organization

Course Provider Name: EKOL Denizcilik

Course Provider URL: https://ekoldenizcilik.com.tr/

Course Mode: Onsite

Course Workload: PT40H

Duration: PT5H

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