REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE

This describes the knowledge required for this unit

Sections of IMO STCW Code and AMSA Marine Orders applicable to rollon rolloff vessels

Relevant OHampS and pollution control legislation and policies

Procedures and regulatory requirements for cargo loadingunloading and passenger embarkationdisembarkation on rollon rolloff vessels including

a

cargo loading and discharging preparations and procedures

b

the use of cargo checklists and passenger lists including the vesselshore checklist

c

regulations and procedures for the control of entry into confined spaces

d

proper ballasting and deballasting procedures

e

emergency procedures

Maritime communication techniques as they are applied in cargovehicle handling and passenger embarkationdisembarkation procedures on a rollon rolloff passenger vessel

Cargo handling systems and equipment and the procedures for their use

The basic principles and trends in vessel design and cargo handling systems on rollon rolloff vessels including

a

typical deck arrangements

b

an understanding of freeboard and bulkhead deck vehicle decks passenger spaces watertight compartments weathertight compartments the bulkhead of the vessel and collision bulkhead

c

arrangements for the opening closing and securing of bow stern and side doors and ramps and associated systems

d

factors that affect the stability trim and stress on a rollon rolloff vessel

e

ventilation and atmosphere control systems

f

arrangements for setting up and stowing retractable vehicle decks

Properties and application of materials used in the construction of rollon rolloff vessels

The characteristics of dangerous cargoes including

a

the physical characteristics of various types of dangerous cargo

b

handling precautions and stowing procedures for classes of dangerous cargo as per IMDG Code and material data safety sheets

c

the practical significance of flashpoint flammable range and autoignition temperature for various classes of dangerous cargo

Principles and procedures for emergency operations on rollon rolloff vessels including

a

the importance of developing emergency plans

b

techniques for emergency shut down of cargo operations

c

actions to be taken in the event of failure of services critical to the wellbeing of passengers and cargo

d

actions to be taken following a collision or grounding

e

the correct procedures for the use of personal protection clothing and equipment and lifesaving appliances

f

the procedures for entry into and effecting a rescue from enclosed spaces

Theory and calculations of vessel stability and dynamics including

a

computation of hydrostatic stability data of a vessel

b

calculation of a vessels centre of gravity centre of buoyancy and metacentre

c

calculation of the transverse and longitudinal stability using hydrostatic data

d

calculation of the moment of statical stability at small angles of heel

e

determination of the centre of gravity of a vessel using an inclining experiment and effect of suspended weights

f

determining the required correction for the height of centre of gravity kg for the free surface effect

g

determination of the values of the righting lever and construction of righting lever curves

Calculations for change of draught trim and heel when entering different water densities and due to bilging of compartments

a

changes to draught trim and heel due to adding or removing fuel ballast or cargo

b

displacement wetted surface form coefficients tonne per centimetre immersion application of Simpsons rules to first and second moments of area centroids and centres of pressure

Potential problems related to the control of trim and stability for rollon rolloff vessels and appropriate action and solutions including

a

free surface of a liquid

b

shift of cargo

c

wind heel

d

handling of heavy weights

e

excessive trim

f

large swell conditions

g

dry docking

h

grounding

Principles of synchronous rolling and methods for its control including an understanding of the effect on the rolling period of a vessel due to the radius of gyration

Causes and repercussions of a heeling vessel

Mandatory knowledge and skills in personal survival techniques firefighting and fire prevention required of all seafarers as per Section A VI of the IMO STCW Code

TDMMAB MANAGE LOADING AND EMBARKATION PROCEDURES ON ROLLON ROLLOFF VESSELS

TDMMA1607B MANAGE LOADING AND EMBARKATION PROCEDURES ON ROLL-ON ROLL-OFF VESSELS

REQUIRED SKILLS

This describes the basic skills required for this unit

Read and interpret instructions regulations procedures and information relevant to the management of the loading and embarkation procedures on rollon rolloff vessels

Communicate effectively with others when managing the loading and embarkation procedures on rollon rolloff vessels

Provide leadership to others on the loading and embarkation procedures on rollon rolloff vessels

Take appropriate initiatives related to the loading and embarkation procedures on rollon rolloff vessels

Interpret and apply security and safety practices and regulations when managing the loading and embarkation procedures on rollon rolloff vessels

Modify activities dependent on differing workplace contingencies risk situations and environments

Identify and solve problems associated with the loading and embarkation procedures on rollon rolloff vessels and take appropriate action based on available information

Monitor and anticipate problems and risks related to the loading and embarkation procedures on rollon rolloff vessels and take appropriate action

Adapt to differing types of vessels port facilities vehicles cargoes and equipment

Monitor the use of equipment required for the loading and embarkation procedures on rollon rolloff vessels

TDMMAB MANAGE LOADING AND EMBARKATION PROCEDURES ON ROLLON ROLLOFF VESSELS

TDMMA1607B MANAGE LOADING AND EMBARKATION PROCEDURES ON ROLL-ON ROLL-OFF VESSELS

The Evidence Guide provides advice on assessment and must be read in conjunction with the Performance Criteria the Range Statement and the Assessment Guidelines for this Training Package

The Evidence Guide provides advice on assessment and must be read in conjunction with the Performance Criteria, , the Range Statement and the Assessment Guidelines for this Training Package.

Critical aspects of evidence required to demonstrate competency in this unit

Assessment must confirm appropriate knowledge and skills to

a

Plan the loadingunloading and stability of a rollon rolloff vessel

b

Manage the cargo loadingunloading and passenger embarkationdisembarkation procedures on a rollon rolloff vessel

c

Ensure the correct opening closing and securing of hull openings on a rollon rolloff vessel

d

Complete cargo handling and passenger embarkationdisembarkation documentation

e

Identify typical problems that may occur during cargo loadingunloading and passenger embarkationdisembarkation and take appropriate action

f

Apply relevant international conventions IMO and national codes rollon rolloff vessel operations guides and port regulations related to vessel operations

g

Communicate effectively with others during cargo handling and passenger embarkationdisembarkation operations

Evidence required for demonstration of consistent performance

a

Performance is demonstrated consistently over a period of time and in a suitable range of contexts

b

Consistently applies underpinning knowledge and skills when

planning the loadingunloading and stability of a rollon rolloff vessel

managing the loadingunloading and embarkationdisembarkation procedures a rollon rolloff vessel

confirming the correct opening closing and securing of the hull openings

identifying and evaluating cargovehicle handling and passenger embarkationdisembarkation problems and determining appropriate courses of action

identifying and implementing improvements in cargovehicle handling and passenger embarkationdisembarkation procedures

applying safety and hazard control precautions relevant to cargovehicle handling and passenger embarkationdisembarkation operations

c

Shows evidence of application of relevant workplace procedures including

relevant sections of maritime regulations

OHampS regulations and hazard prevention policies and procedures

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TDMMAB MANAGE LOADING AND EMBARKATION PROCEDURES ON ROLLON ROLLOFF VESSELS

TDMMA1607B MANAGE LOADING AND EMBARKATION PROCEDURES ON ROLL-ON ROLL-OFF VESSELS

Evidence required for demonstration of consistent performance

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ISM Code safety management system procedures and work instructions

relevant manufacturers guidelines relating to the use of cargo handling plant and equipment

following onboard housekeeping processes

d

Action is taken promptly to report andor rectify operational accidents and incidents in accordance with statutory requirements and company procedures

e

Work is completed systematically with required attention to detail

f

Recognises and adapts appropriately to cultural differences in the workplace including modes of behaviour and interactions among crew and others

Context of assessment

a

Assessment of competency must comply with the assessment requirements of the relevant maritime regulations

b

Assessment of this unit must be undertaken within relevant marine authority approved and audited arrangements by a registered training organisation

As a minimum assessment of knowledge must be conducted through appropriate writtenoral examinations and

Appropriate practical assessment must occur

i

at the registered training organisation andor

ii

on an appropriate working or training vessel

Specific resources required for assessment

Access is required to opportunities to

a

participate in a range of practical exercises case studies andor other exercises that demonstrate the skills and knowledge to manage cargovehicle handling and passenger embarkationdisembarkation procedures on a rollon rolloff passenger vessel andor

b

manage cargovehicle handling and passenger embarkationdisembarkation procedures on a rollon rolloff passenger vessel

The Range Statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance.

VARIABLE

a.

Work must be carried out:

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b.

Work is performed:

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c.

Work involves:

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Work requires:

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a

Vessel may include:

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Loading/unloading, and embarkation/ disembarkation may be carried out:

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Types of cargo may include:

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Measures to control the trim and stability of the vessel may include:

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Cargo handling hazards may include:

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Documentation and recordsmay include:

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f

Documentation and recordsmay include:

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material data safety sheets

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g

Applicable legislation, regulations and codes may include:

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