Elevate your technical and leadership skills with Elite Offshore Pvt Ltd Maintenance Supervisor (MS) or Chief Mechanic course, approved by LISCR (Liberia Flag) under the esteemed IMO Res A-28-Res.1079. This comprehensive program is designed to prepare individuals for pivotal roles in managing maintenance operations and mechanical systems on offshore installations, non-propulsion vessels such as construction, pipe-lay, and accommodation barges, semisubs, and jackup drilling units.
The course covers a wide range of critical topics, including advanced equipment maintenance techniques, effective safety protocols, and emergency response procedures. By blending theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical training, participants gain the expertise needed to ensure the smooth operation and reliability of mechanical systems. You’ll learn to diagnose and troubleshoot issues efficiently, implement preventative maintenance strategies, and lead a team of technicians with confidence and competence.
Upon completion of the course, participants will receive a LISCR-approved Certificate of Achievement. Maintenance supervisors are usually individuals with commercial skills and extensive experience in the field. Depending on the job, appropriate qualifications, licenses, or specific skills may also be required.
What will I learn?
- 1. Operation and maintenance of engines.
- 2. Operation and maintenance of auxiliary machinery.
- 3. Detection of machinery malfunction and faults.
- 4. Maintenance and repair problems.
- 5. Operation and maintenance of fire detection and control system.
- 6. Safe working practices.
- 7. Maintenance of survival craft and launching appliances.
- 8. Pollution prevention procedures.
- 9. Cranes and Mooring Systems.
- 10. Top Drive Configuration, Travelling and Crown Block Arrangements.
- 11. Kelly & Rotary Table Arrangements.
- 12. Drawwork and Braking system – Mechanical Brake, Aux Brake and Disk Brake.
- 13. Iron Roughneck & HTV Pipe Handler, Tongs, Mud Basket and Slip Automation.
- 14. Shale Shaker – Design and Maintenance, Desander, Desilter and Mud Centrifuge.
- 15. Mud Gas Separator and Vacuum Degasser, Cementing Unit / Batch Mixers.
- 16. Silos for Cement & Barite and Transfer system to hopper.
- 17. Triplex Mud Pump, Pulsation dampener, Suction dampener and Mud agitator.
- 18. Marine Riser Tensioner and Traveling Block Heave compensator.
- 19. Marine Riser Telescopic joint and Rotating joint for DP ships.
- 20. Surface BOP control system and hydraulic arrangements.
- 21. Subsea BOP control system and hydraulic, electric and acoustic arrangements .
- Four years of service aboard MOUs including at least one year of service as mechanic, motorman, sub sea engineer, electrician, toolpusher, unit superintendent, crane operator or equivalent supervisory position on MOUs.
- Hold a Bachelor of Science degree from a recognized school of technology and have one year of service as barge engineer, mechanic, motorman, sub sea engineer, electrician, toolpusher, unit superintendent, crane operator or equivalent supervisory position on MOUs.
- Complete an industry accredited MOU course that addresses those subjects in Section 6.5 of IMO Resolution A.891(21)
- Q1. Is the Maintenance Supervisor / Chief Mechanic course LISCR-approved?
Yes. The Maintenance Supervisor / Chief Mechanic (MS) course is approved by the Liberia Maritime Authority (LISCR) and conducted in accordance with IMO Resolution A.1079(28). - Q2. What is the Maintenance Supervisor / Chief Mechanic (MS) course?
It is an offshore management-level course designed for professionals responsible for maintaining mechanical systems, machinery, and related equipment on Mobile Offshore Units (MOUs). - Q3. What are the eligibility requirements for the Maintenance Supervisor course?
Candidates generally need relevant MOU experience, including supervisory technical service, or a recognised engineering degree combined with the required offshore supervisory experience. - Q4. How long is the Maintenance Supervisor / Chief Mechanic course?
The course has a total duration of 40 hours and is available through both online and offline training modes. - Q5. What topics are covered in the Maintenance Supervisor course?
Training covers engines, auxiliary machinery, fault detection, repairs, safety systems, pollution prevention, cranes and mooring systems, drilling equipment, BOP systems, and other offshore machinery. - Q6. Can I take the Maintenance Supervisor course online?
Yes. Elite Offshore offers the MS / Chief Mechanic course online, allowing eligible offshore professionals to complete their training without attending the centre in person. - Q7. Who should take the Maintenance Supervisor / Chief Mechanic course?
The course is suited to experienced offshore mechanical and technical personnel such as mechanics, motormen, sub-sea engineers, electricians, toolpushers, barge engineers, and other eligible MOU professionals. - Q8. What certificate will I receive after completing the MS course?
Successful candidates receive a LISCR-approved Certificate of Achievement after completing the required course and assessment requirements. - Q9. What is the difference between a Maintenance Supervisor and a Chief Mechanic?
The titles can vary between offshore units and operators, but both refer to senior technical roles responsible for overseeing mechanical maintenance and machinery operations on MOUs. - Q10. Where can I use a Maintenance Supervisor / Chief Mechanic qualification?
The qualification is intended for offshore and MOU operations such as drilling units, construction vessels, pipe-lay vessels, accommodation barges, and other installations requiring experienced mechanical supervisors.
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