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Course Description
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This unit is about the international regulations, codes, standards explaining secure and safe cargo handling, cargo stowage, protection and supervision and preparation of Cargo Securing manuals; Cargo operations for different types of cargo ships (Tankers, Dry Bulks, Timber, Container, Ro-Ro, and General cargo); Cargo planning for different type of cargo ships; Condition of stability, trim and stress , displacement and draft survey calculations; Preparation , maintenance and safety of Cargo Gear for different type cargo operations; Treatment for dangerous and harmful cargo for Oceangoing Officers /Maritime Transportation and Management Engineering.
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Course Objectives
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- Introduction of International regulations , codes, standards explaining secure and safe cargo handling, cargo stowage, protection and supervision and preparation of Cargo Securing manuals;
- Introduction of Cargo operations for different types of cargo ships (Tankers, Dry Bulks, Timber, Container, Ro-Ro, and General cargo); Cargo planning for different type of cargo ships;
- Conducting Condition of stability, trim and stress, displacement, draft survey calculations, cargo calculation and cargo plans.
- Explaining Preparation, maintenance and safety of Cargo Gear for different type cargo operations;
- Introduction of Treatment for dangerous and harmful cargo
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Course Learning Outcomes
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- Learns International regulations , codes, standards explaining secure and safe cargo handling, cargo stowage, protection and supervision and preparation of Cargo Securing manuals;
- Understand Cargo operations for different types of cargo ships (Tankers, Dry Bulks, Timber, Container, Ro-Ro, and General cargo); Cargo planning for different type of cargo ships;
- Able to conduct condition of stability, trim and stress, displacement, draft survey calculations; cargo calculation and cargo plans.
- Understand and apply Preparation , maintenance and safety of Cargo Gear for different type cargo operations ;
- Understand and apply treatment for dangerous and harmful cargo
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Other References
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RHODES M., 2003, Ship Stability for Mates/Masters, Seamanship International Ltd., Lanarkshire ISBN: 0-9534379-3-0
TAYLOR G., 1992, Cargo Work, Brown, Son & Ferguson Ltd., Glasgow
ISBN: 0 85174 474 5
HOUSE D. J., 2005, Cargo Work (KEMP&YOUNG- Revised by HOUSE), Elsevier Butterworth Heinmann, Oxford, ISBN 0 7506 6555 6
HOUSE D. J., 2004, Seamanship Techniques, Elsevier, Oxford, ISBN 0 7506 6315 4
LAVERY H. I., 2002, Shipboard Operations, Butterworth Heinmann, Oxford ISBN: 0 7506 1857 4
ERDAL M., Konteyner Deniz ve Liman İşletmeciliği, Beta Yayınları
CAN S., 2009, Cargo Handling and Operations, Arı Copy Center, Tuzla ISBN: 978- 9944- 0788- 2-5
AYBAY G. etal, 1966, Gemilerde Yük İşleri ve İşlemleri Cilt I, Aybay Yayıncılık, İstanbul ISBN: 975-8032-02-1
NOTES ON SHIP STABILTY, Glasgow Collage of Nautical Studies
IMO Modal Course 7.01, 7.03
Cargo Stowage and Securing,, 2007, NE P&I Association, The Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne, ISBN 0-9542012-6-4
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