INDONESIA

AUTHORITY RESPONSIBLE FOR MARITIME EDUCATION / TRAINING

SEA COMMUNICATION EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Jl. Merdeka Timur No. 5

Jakarta Pusat 10110, Indonesia

Telephone: (62-21) 3483 0763 / 64

Facsimile: (62-21) 348 30762

AUTHORITY RESPONSIBLE FOR ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES

DIRECTORATE OF MARITIME SAFETY

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION

Gedung Karya Lt 12

Jl. Medan Merdeka Barat No. 8

Jakarta Pusat 10110, Indonesia

Telephone: (62-21) 350 2194

Facsimile: (62-21) 350 5681

MARITIME EDUCATION AND TRAINING

BALAI PENDIDIKAN PENINGKATAN PENYEGARAN ILMU PELAYARAN

Danau Sunter Utara Blok G, Sunter, Podomoro, Jakarta 14350, Indonesia

Contact Person: Capt. Djoko Subandrio, MM

Types of Training

- Maritime Navigation

- Maritime Engineering

A. INSTRUCTOR

NO	NUMBER	QUALIFICATION
1.	2	Widyaiswara Utama Madya
2.	1	Widyaiswara Utama Muda
3.	1	Widyaiswara Pembina TK.I
4.	6	Widyaiswara Pembina
5.	2	WidyaiswaraPenata TK.I

B. ACADEMIC STAFF

NO	NUMBER	QUALIFICATION
1.	4	Konseptor
2.	5	Bendahara
3.	2	Juru Bayar
4.	7	Penerima Peserta Diklat
5.	3	Pengelola Prola
6.	8	Pengetikan
7.	1	Dokumentasi
8.	5	Agendaris
9.	1	Pengemudi
10.	1	Caraka

C. TRAINING AND FACILITIES EQUIPMENT

P Radar and ARPA Simulator

P GMDSS Simulator

P GMDSS Real Equipment Single Training

P CBT/Computer Laboratory

P Electric and Electronic Laboratory

P Automatic Control System Laboratory

P Engine Workshop

D. COURSES AND COMPREHENSIVENESS OF THE CURRICULUM

i. Courses for Certificates of Competence

Course

Duration

Graduated per annum

IMO model Course Applied or other

Master

TPK I

TPK II

3 months

9 months

3X30 participants

1X30 participants

IMO 7.01 and 7.02

Chief Mate

TPK III

TPK IV

TPK V

KPD

9 months

3 months

1 month

1X30 participants

3X30 participants

6X30 participants

IMO 7.03 and 7.04

ii. Safety

Courses	Duration (d) *	Graduates per up to July 01	IMO model course applied or other
GOC for GMDSS	132 hrs
Proficiency in Medical First Aid	21 hrs
Medical Care onboard	40 hrs
Radar and ARPA	63 hrs
Other

*d = days

iii. Special Safety Training

P Basic Safety

P Proficiency in Survial Craft and Rescue Boats

P Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boat

P Advance Fire Fighting

P Medical First Aid

P Medical Care

P Tanker Familiarization

P Oil Tanker Training

P Chemical Tanker Training

P Liquefield Gas Tanker Training

P Passenger / Ro-Ro Passenger Familiarization

P Crowd Management System

P Crisis Management and Human Behaviour Training

P Passenger Safety Training

P Passenger Safety, Cargo Safety and Hull Integrity Training

P Radar and ARPA Simulator Training

P Bridge Team Work Training

P General Operator for GMDSS Training

P Restricted operator for GMDSS Training

P Others.

iv. Entry Requirements

Native Language: International

v. Course Delivery

Methods	Deck Rating	OOW for Deck	Chief Mate	Master	Engine room rating	OOW for Engine	2^nd Engineer	Chief Engineer
Lectures	v	v			v	v
Tutorial	v	v			v	v
Workshops or labs	v	v			v	v
Simulators	v	v			v	v

vi. Compatibility of Syllabus of the Knowledge, Understanding and Competency to

the STCW 78 / 95

P Deck Watchkeeper / Chief Mate / Master

Functional compliance with STCW requirements	Deck Watchkeeper	Chief mater / Master
Navigation’s	v	v
Cargo handling and stowage	v	v
Controlling the operation of the ship and care for persons	v	v

P Engineer Watchkeeper / 2^nd Engineer / Chief Engineer

Functional compliance with STCW requirements	Engineer watchkeeper	2^nd / chief engineer
Marine Engineering	v	v
Electrical. Electronic & control engineering	v	v
Maintenance & repair	v	v
Controlling the operation of the ship and care for persons	v	v

P Compliance with STCW Requirements for Special Courses and Mandatory Short Courses

Elementary First Aid v

Persons in charge of medical care on board v

Proficiency in medical first aid v

P Compliance with STCW Requirement for the GMDSS Radio Operators

- Radio communication at operational level

P Compliance with STCW Requirements for the Rating Forming Part of Navigational / Engine Room Watch

- Navigation / Marine Engineering

P Assessment criteria and procedures

- National standard approved by the education authority

- National standard approved by the maritime safety administration

- Examination conducted by the maritime institution and approved by the authority

P Method Paper Test

- Practical Assessment

- Assignment

- Aural& Oral Test

P Frequency

- Each Semester

P Provision for courses evaluation

- Evaluation criteria available

- Frequency: Every year

E. COURSES TYPE AND VARIETY

i. Levels of Maritime Institutions: College/Academy, Medium and Technical

ii. Types of Courses Offered:

- Short Course

- Course for diploma at a middle level of the education and training

- Courses for a diploma at a high level of the education and training

F. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF TRAINER / INSTRUCTORS AND EXAMINERS

i. Academic Background ( percentage of the whole academic staff )

P Doctor degree: less than 10 %

P Master degree: less than 20%

P Bachelor degree: between 30%-50%

ii. Maritime qualification

P Levels of certificates of competence

- Master: over 30 %

- Chief mate: less than 30%

- Chief Engineer: less than 30%

- Second Engineer: less than 30 %

G. QUALITY STANDARD SYSTEM

i. Issue of Certificates (unlimited certificate only)

ii. Issue of Special Certificates or Endorsements

Training course	Issue certificate or endorsements	Approved training	Authority training	Recognized examinations	Oral examinations
Radar and ARPA	355
Proficiency in medical first aid	308
Medical care on board	193
GMDSS 60C	382