The aim of this ETM course is to ensure that engineers are trained as an engineering team to effectively manage engine room resources. A good engine room team management will enable the team to tackle unexpected events and reduce the potential confusion and hence minimize error. Engine room team that has successful completed this course will have good teamwork, good co-ordination, communication and capabilities of handling emergencies.

The objective of this course is to enable participants to gain experience in manning the engine room under various conditions and contribute effectively as the engine room team during normal and emergency situation.

The ETM Course comprises of 8 various exercise scenarios.

Exercise Scenario 1: To put into practice the concepts and principles of "Communication and briefing".

Exercise Scenario 2: To be able to establish an open communication style in the engine room that encourages challenges and appropriate responses from the team.

Exercise Scenario 3: To put into practice the concepts and principles of STS.

Exercise Scenario 4: To put into practice the concepts and principles of managing workloads.

Exercise Scenario 5: To put into practice the concepts and principles of managing state of engine room.

Exercise Scenario 6: To put into practice the concepts and principles of managing human involvement in error.

Exercise Scenario 7: To put into practice concepts and principles of making sound judgement and decision.

Exercise Scenario 8: To put into practice concepts and principles of managing crisis.

The ETM Course comprises of 16-hour engine room simulation exercises.

DURATION: 3 Days