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THE LEADING QUALIFICATION FOR SURVEYORS OF SMALL COMMERCIAL VESSELS, YACHTS AND POWERED LEISURE CRAFT UNDER 24M IN LOAD LINE LENGTH

DIPLOMA IN SMALL CRAFT SURVEYING

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ABOUT THIS COURSE

KEY INFORMATIONWhen does it start and how long is the course?The course is 12 months long and the modules are released online, one every month. Please go online to see the next available start date.

What are the entry requirements?Participants should be able to prove a minimum achievement of A-Level or equivalent plus at least one year of industry experience in a similar or related field. However those without formal qualifications who demonstrate a number of years of relevant industry experience are welcome to apply. Skills in writing in English and academic reports.

How is the course assessed?The course is assessed through a mixture of written course work and online tests. Written assignments are submitted online and written feedback is provided by the marker.

How much does it cost?Please go online to www.lloydsmaritimeacademy.com/scs and see the fees page for full details. An interest-free instalment plan is available. Please contact us for more details.

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The Diploma in Small Craft Surveying is an established and highly regarded international qualification assessed and awarded by North Kent College in partnership with Lloyd’s Maritime Academy.

This small craft specific diploma has enabled over 3,000+ participants to specialise in small craft surveying and focuses on vessels up to 24 metres in load line.

The detailed syllabus provides marine surveyors, potential marine surveyors and associated maritime professionals with a qualification that gives them the knowledge to assist personal and professional development.

Over the 12 months of the course you will explore:• The topics of specific concern to this part of the industry• The practicalities of surveying smaller vessels• Legislative issues, regulatory bodies, codes and

conventions specific to small craft• Technical skills required to preform various survey types• Commercial skills and knowledge required to run a

successful surveying business

In addition, this professional development diploma also assists future surveyors build their subject knowledge, not just from seafaring professionals but from non seafarers that have the academic ability and interest in learning about the surveying of small craft.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

Award: Diploma after successfully completing the course only

Duration: 12 months

Delivery: Delivered online with the support of leading industry experts

Delivered by experts in the field – Course Director: Karl Pizzey AssocRINA, MCMS, General Manager and Ship Surveyor, Larsens Marine Surveyors & Consultants Ltd

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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The practicalities of surveying small pleasure and commercial craft

Legislative issues, regulatory bodies, codes and conventions specific to small pleasure and commercial craft

Technical skills required for hull, structural and engineering surveys of small pleasure and commercial craft

Commercial skills and knowledge required to run a successful surveying business

All of the subjects are interesting. I have learnt a lot of valuable information.

(D.Murphy, Allianz PLC)

Group Bookings may qualify for a

discounted enrolment fee. Contact us to

find out more.

IDEAL FOR Marine Surveyors wishing to develop their small commercial and recreational vessel knowledge

Small Craft Surveyors wishing to build and formalise their knowledge

Boat builders, repair personnel and marine services managers

Government regulatory personnel, policy advisors, inspectors and administrators

Insurance brokers, underwriters, assessors, and claims consultants in the small craft sector

New and future entrants to the sector including seafarers and marine engineering graduates with proven, relevant experience within the industry

Existing industry professionals within the maritime industry

Structural and electrical engineers, equipment and service suppliers

Legal professionals and consultants


WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE?

Recognised by RINA as contributing to CPD requirements

Recognised by the IMarEST as contributing to an individual member’s CPD requirements

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HOW YOU WILL LEARNEvery course is broken down into manageable modules, designed to accelerate your learning process through diverse learning activities:

Work through your instructional material online

Interact with your peers and learning facilitators through the online forum to discuss subject related issues and to network with your fellow learners

Investigate relevant, real-world case studies

Apply what you learn each month to ongoing project submissions

Tailor the course to your area of interest with your choice of specialist module

Course Director, Karl Pizzey, AssocRINA MCMS

Karl Pizzey is currently the General Manager and Ship Surveyor at ‘Larsens Marine Surveyors & Consultants Ltd’. Having previously been involved in the Further and Higher Education system in a technical capacity for eight years.Karl is a previous student of the Diploma Course in Small Craft Surveying and completed the course with distinction and now brings first-hand experience of the course, and his subsequent career, training and experience, for the benefit of course participants.Since completing the course Karl has developed his skills in the marine surveying industry and now holds recognition as an associate of the Royal institution of Naval Architects and Member of the Society of Consulting

Marine Engineers and Ship Surveyors (SCMS)’. Through the ‘Society of Consulting Marine Engineers and Ship Surveyors’ Karl holds approval by the United Kingdom Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) to perform all workboat code of practice surveys and certification tasks.In addition to his MCA approval Karl is also an approved Flag State Inspector for all ship types, for the Flag State Administration of Saint Vincent & The Grenadines.As an employee of ‘Larsens Marine Surveyors & Consultants Ltd’, Karl works as part of a well established team of experts with extensive experience in the marine industry supported by many decades of technical, regulatory and training experience


COURSE DIRECTOR

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SYLLABUS

MODULE 1Introduction to Small Craft SurveyingLearning outcomes: Define a small craft

• Identify the characteristics of a small craft • Identify what parties are involved in the small

craft industry • Know what regulatory bodies and organisations

are involved in the small craft industry • Identify small craft types.

Brief Description: Introduction to the small craft industry Introduction to Parties involved in the Small Craft Sector Types of contracts / Charters Regulatory & Statutory bodies and Organisations Small Craft Service types

MODULE 2Naval Architecture for Small CraftLearning outcomes: Understand the term “Naval Architecture” Identify the extent of involvement with Naval

Architecture expected of a Small Craft Surveyor Explain why knowledge of Naval Architecture is

important to the Small Craft Surveyor

Brief Description: Small Craft types

• Mono Hull • Multi Hull • High Speed Craft • Light Ships • Sailing Vessels • Motor Vessels • Materials Areas of operation (UK Chart only) Materials and Corrosion Basic Buoyancy & Stability introduction Strength giving structural components Principal dimensions

• Principal dimensions and measurement of vessels • Gross tonnage, Net tonnage, Dead weight • Displacement • Light ship weight External and Internal Coatings Water tight and Weather tight integrity Supporting structure for deck equipment Rudder Designs and Types


A broad and comprehensive range of core modules coupled

with a detailed specialist module makes this course ideally suited to the aspiring small craft surveyor.

G Freeman, Tayman

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MODULE 3Small Craft Engineering & SystemsLearning outcomes: Explain why design review is an important aspect

of marine engineering Identify and discuss the main components of

an engine Explain the design of, and fittings included in,

a compressed air system Discuss fuel tank filling and venting arrangements Explain why lubrication oil systems on small craft

are seldom complex

Brief Description: Introduction to small craft engineering Types of engines and components Design Review and Equipment Review Starting Systems Compressed Air System Fuels and fuel systems Cooling Systems Cargo Systems Ballast System (Emergency systems throughout) Bilge Systems (Emergency systems throughout) Exhaust systems Electrical and lighting systems (Emergency systems

throughout) Fire Fighting systems (Emergency systems

throughout) Steering Systems (Emergency systems throughout) Propulsion systems (Emergency systems throughout) Communication systems (Emergency systems

throughout) Domestic Systems Control & Monitoring systems (Rev counters remote

gauges etc…) Deck machinery and equipment

MODULE 4Stability of Small CraftLearning outcomes: Explain the concept of stability in small craft Understand the effects of weather / sea state & wind

on stability Discuss stability at dry docking and undockings

Brief Description: Intact stability Survivability Damage Stability Stability book Down flooding angles Stability criteria including free surface effect Non-approved Modification Inclining experiments (*IACS Recommendation 31) Freeboard and Draught Load line assignment Stability Dimensions GM, LCG, LCOB, VCOB,

GZ, KM/KB Effects of cargo Effects of Weather / sea state & wind (*sail effect) Stability at dry docking and undocking (* on/off blocks)

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A broad and comprehensive range of core modules coupled

with a detailed specialist module makes this course ideally suited

to the aspiring small craft surveyor.Peter Hall, Hall Marine Surveys

MODULE 5Small Craft Surveys and RepairsLearning outcomes: Describe the role of the small craft surveyor Understand the various surveys available (e.g. towing

surveys, condition surveys, coating surveys) Explain the difference between approved

modifications & non-approved modifications

Brief Description: Role of the small Craft Surveyor Use of third parties during survey Types of surveys

• Pre-purchase • Damage surveys • Fitness for purpose • Valuation Surveys • Insurance policy surveys • Towing surveys • Condition surveys • Hull structure including bottom • New construction surveys • Machinery surveys • Class Surveys • Equipment surveys • Coating surveys • Pollution prevention (Waste management section

of survey) • Life Saving appliances and Equipment surveys • Specialist Surveys • Destructive/Laboratory Testing • Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) • Specialist: Radio installation survey, compass, NDT,

destructive testing • Radio Installation Surveys Assisting accident investigators

Structural Areas of Special Attention During Surveys Other Regulations

• Minimum manning requirements • Mandatory equipment Deck equipment

MODULE 6Survey Management and ReportingLearning outcomes: Understand how to prepare for a survey and know

what information to gather beforehand Explain how to conduct a survey Discuss how to write an effective survey report

Brief Description: Preparing for a survey

• Information to gather before a survey • Location - dry dock / afloat • Hazards • Terms & Conditions Parties involved How to conduct a survey

• Opening meetings /closing meetings • Threats • Bribes • Interacting with crew members / owner

representatives • Suspending refusing and abandoning a survey • What to do if you find observations and deficiencies

& raising recommendation Report writing

• Presentation • Style • Technology • Disclosure, non-disclosure • Negligence • Prejudice and non-prejudice reports • Scrutiny and cross examination • Clients influence of reports Survey Equipment & Usage (*PPE to point to

safety of surveyors)

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MODULE 7Health & Safety for SurveyorsLearning outcomes: Explain who has responsibility for surveyor’s safety Learn how to carry out risk assessments Explore the various health and safety issues in

surveying e.g. confined spaces, working at height, ship-to-ship transfer

Brief Description: Maritime Safety introduction Responsibility for surveyor’s safety / transfer

of responsibility PPE Safety on dock / Port and other work areas Working at Heights Working over water Confined Space entry Hazardous Materials including asbestos Shock / Electrical Overhead cables Movable objects Risk assessments Engulfment Slips trips and falls Noise and Vibration (*IACS Recommendation 132) Dock side traffic Lifted Cargos / dropped objects Environment / weather, extremes of heat and cold Unsafe access Rotating machinery Pressurised systems Fumes Aggression Working with equipment under test conditions Sea trial

MODULE 8Marine Law Relating to Surveying & SurveyorsLearning outcomes: Understand the influences of international regulations

on national law Know how regulations are enforced. Enforcement

of international regulations Discuss the relationship of the surveyor with the

legal profession

Brief Description: Surveyor’s Terms & Conditions Influences of international regulations on national laws Enforcement of international regulations and

intervention by enforcement agencies The relationship of the surveyor with the legal profession

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MODULE 9Marine Insurance for SurveyorsLearning outcomes: Understand the role P&I clubs play in marine insurance Explain how third party liability insurance works

in practise Discuss how to deal with claim disputes

Brief Description: UK Insurance Act 2015 Hull and Machinery Clubs (H&M) Insurance companies Re-insurance companies Professional indemnity insurance for surveyors Third Party/Public Liability Insurance Employers liability insurance Other insurances Protection and Indemnity Clubs (P&I) Dealing with insurance claims for a client Dealing with claim disputes

MODULE 10Business Skills for the SurveyorLearning outcomes: Understand the various types of marketing used in

business Explore the role quality management plays in business Discuss how to write an effective business plan

Brief Description: Setting up a business Understanding the differences between different types

of companies and organisations Marketing

• Target audience • Types of Marketing – Traditional publications – Electronic – Online web presence and social media – Search Engines – Person to person / business to business – Campaigns Elements of a Business Plan

• Assets • Personnel • Finances • Short term planning / long term planning Tax Value Added Tax (VAT)/ Goods and Service Tax (GST) /

Sales Tax International banking Quality management systems Time management Available assistance Communication Cybersecurity

Well thought out course with modules that can be easily followed, covering the basic needs of someone entering

the field of small vessel surveying.M Smith, HM Coastguard

SPECIALIST MODULES



SPECIALIST MODULE A Inland Waterways and Canal CraftLearning outcomes: Analyse the application of the rules, codes and

directives for inland waterway and canal craft Identify the construction and materials used Explain the gas systems and ventilation used on

inland waterways and canal craft

Brief Description: Regulations Initial details

• Craft details • Craft type • Survey location and conditions • Craft history Construction and materials Areas of anticipated hull and stern gear problems Safety equipment Machinery spaces Fuel systems and storage Fresh water and heating systems Sewage disposal arrangements Mooring equipment Control systems Gas systems and ventilation

SPECIALIST MODULE B Power Leisure and Sail Leisure VesselsLearning outcomes: Describe the procedures for preparing and carrying

out a survey of power and sail leisure vessels Describe how a surveyor should conduct a survey for

each of the types of hull structure Evaluate how a damage survey should be conducted

Brief Description: Regulation Types of Survey Reasons why Surveys are Carried Our Preparation for Surveys The Survey Procedure Surveying Wooden Craft Glass Fibre Surveys Steel Craft Damage Surveys Damage Caused by a Survey, and

Personal Injury The Report

IN-COMPANY TRAININGDistance learning, face-to-face workshops, webinars and blended delivery.

Cut costs while improving performance!

Ensuring a good return on your training investment is critical for all our clients and, whether delivered by distance learning or instructor led workshops, Lloyd’s Maritime Academy delivers the best training, at a competitive price and from a reliable partner.

Lloyd’s Maritime Academy delivers all three and you can save up to 40% on your local, regional and global training investment.

Many organisations have realised that Lloyd’s Maritime Academy’s programmes offer so much more than conventional training courses – whether it’s for graduate intakes, needs-led coaching, supervisor and management training or boot camps.

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SPECIALIST MODULE C Fishing VesselsLearning outcomes: Describe the rules, codes and directives that apply

fishing vessels including work equipment regulations Identify the different hull structure for fishing vessels Analyse how regulations relating to lifting gear apply

to fishing vessels Describe the piping arrangements on fishing vessels

Brief Description: Construction and materials Regulations for Fishing Vessels Health and safety Lifting Gear Regulations Work Equipment Regulations Pipe work

SPECIALIST MODULE D Small Commercial CraftLearning outcomes: Analyse the construction and materials used on small

commercial craft Describe the various vessel types and the uses that fall

into the category of small commercial craft Identify the propulsion, machinery, mooring and safety

equipment used on small commercial craft Describe the requirements for the carriage of

dangerous goods

Brief Description: Construction and Materials Propulsion and Machinery Construction Standards Applicable for Hull

and Machinery Areas of Operation Common and Special Purpose Vessel Types Health and Safety Lifting and Towing Stability, Freeboard and Freeing Arrangements Survey Regimes Anchoring and Mooring Equipment Safety Equipment and Maintenance Fire Insulation and Firefighting Equipment Pollution

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Take your career to new heights! MSc Marine Operations Graduates of the Diploma in Small Craft Surveying can apply to continue their studies to the MSc Marine Operations with Middlesex University with advanced standing entry. This continuation route has only been recognised for graduates of the Lloyd’s Maritime Academy Diploma.

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ABC Leisure Group Ltd

Allsafe Ltd

Alnmariter Ltd

Anthony AL Mattheou and Associates.

Associated British Ports

Associated Press

Atlantic International Marine

Bahaman Port Authority

Bermuda Government, Dept. of Marine and Port Services

Blisworth Tunnel Narrowboats Ltd

Blue Ocean Yacht Management

Bord Lascaigh Mhara

British Airports Authority

British American Tobacco

BTW Marine Services

Cammell Laird Gibraltar Ltd

Carnival UK

Chevron Shipping Company

China Corporation Register of Shipping

Croatian Register of Shipping

Department of Sea Fisheries, Guernsey

Det Norske Veritas OY/AG

Dublin Port Company

Easynet Ltd

Electricity Supply Board

EMP

Coposites

Flagship Yachts

Gardline Surveys

Glasgow College of Nautical Studies

Halcyon Marine Consultancy

Hall Marine Surveys

Hanson Ship Management

Havila Supply (Cyprus) Ltd

Henderson International LLC, Dubai

HM Forces

Irish Coastguard Service

Irish Ferries

Irish Naval Service

James Fisher Defence Ltd

Jo Tankers Ltd

Jubilee Sailing Trust

Kusch Yacht Bay

Larsens Marine Surveyors & Consultants Ltd

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping

Maersk

Marine Ports and Services

Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA)

Mauritius Ports Authority

Mersey Sand Suppliers

Montecarlo Shipping

National Computer Board

National Inland Waterways Authority

Nevis Island Administration

Newquay Harbourmaster

Norfolk Line

North Star Yachts

Oceancraft

Oceansky

Boatworks

Offshore Technical Services

Osprey Marine

P&O Ferries

Port of Dover

Ports of Whitby and Scarborough

Prestige Watercraft

RL Boating Services

Royal & Sun Alliance Engineering

Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Royal Navy

SAMSA

Scottish Fishery Protection Agency

Seahorse Maritime Ltd

Sealife Crewing Agency

Serco Denholm Ltd

Shoreham Port Authority

South African Maritime Safety

Authority

Square Sail Shipyard Ltd

St Maarten Port Authority

Stena Line

Stewart Marine Design Ltd.

Svitzer Marine

Swire Pacific Offshore North Sea Ltd

T.S.M. Ltd

Targe Towing

Teekay Shipping Ltd

Tough Surveys Ltd

UBS AGU

University of New Zealand

Valentia Coast Guard

Vitalendlease

Vosper Thornycroft

VT Group

Waterways Ireland

World Maritime Services Ltd

Zurich Insurance Ireland Ltd

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North Kent College is a major UK college based on the River Thames providing further and higher education in the south east of England. The College caters for more than 4,500 students across two main campuses, with a wide variety of academic and vocational courses, as well as professional education and training via short courses, part-time study or distance learning. Full-time and part-time higher education programmes and foundation degrees are delivered via

a partnership with the University of Greenwich.

The National Maritime Training Centre at North Kent College is widely recognised within the maritime industry for providing sector-specific training within high quality industry-standard facilities.

The College is committed to helping students to achieve their ambition – whether they wish to gain their first job, achieve high-level professional qualifications, change career or prepare for their next promotion. The College takes pride in working in partnership with industry to provide the correct mix of knowledge and practical skills that are required to sustain the workforce.

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