Orden FOM/2296/2002, de 4 de septiembre, por la que se regulan los programas de formación de los títulos profesionales de Marineros de Puente y de Máquinas de la Marina Mercante, y de Patrón Portuario, así como los certificados de especialidad acreditativos de la competencia profesional. | BOE-A-2002-18310 — Spain law | Esheria

Orden FOM/2296/2002, de 4 de septiembre, por la que se regulan los programas de formación de los títulos profesionales de Marineros de Puente y de Máquinas de la Marina Mercante, y de Patrón Portuario, así como los certificados de especialidad acreditativos de la competencia profesional.

This article states what the Order is about: the requirements for obtaining specialty certificates, the training content for certain professional titles, and the conditions that training centers must meet.

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Order
Citation
BOE-A-2002-18310
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Language
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accreditation audits authorization withdrawal certificate issuance certificate revalidation certificate verification certification chemical tanker operations commencement competence standards competency assessment compliance deadlines compliance monitoring course approval course completion reporting course duration course homologation crew authorization crew certification crew competence crew qualification crew training document submission firefighting operations +37 more

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Certain masters and deck/engine officers on covered high-speed or dynamic-lift vessels must have Maritime Administration authorization, shipping companies must ensure required minimum training, and Maritime Captaincies test the crew and approve the certification when results are satisfactory. Regulates how specialty certificates are issued and revalidated, including who applies, what documents must be filed, validity periods, and a 10-day cure period for missing documents. Certain ship captains and watch officers in zone A1 must hold the Restricted Global Maritime Distress and Safety System Operator Certificate. Certain ship captains, officers, and crew must hold a tanker familiarization certificate when they have cargo- or cargo-equipment-related duties. Certain tanker ship captains, deck officers, engine officers, and people assigned cargo-related duties must hold the Oil Tanker Certificate.