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Delivered in partnership between the National Maritime Training Centre at North Kent College and Lloyd’s Maritime Academy, the course continues to be the ideal professional development course for existing ship managers, prospective ship managers and for those who work alongside the ship management sector.
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Online learning puts you in control of your learning – especially suitable for all of us in the maritime industry where we often spend time away from home. With our courses you are free to study when, where and how you choose, and in the style and the speed that is right for you. Early morning, in a work break, late at night - it is entirely up to you so you can fit your education around your work and/or family commitments. [links]
The IIMS is an award-winning, recognised educator of marine surveyors and has been doing so successfully for more than 15 years. The Institute is committed to delivering the best education for existing yacht and small craft marine surveyors and is passionate about developing the next generation of surveyors. The yacht and small craft professional qualification marine surveying course material is current, accurate and is regarded to be the best material of its kind anywhere in the world. Furthermore, IIMS is the only professional body to offer a formal marine surveying qualification. It has been produced by authors who are passionate and knowledgeable about their specialism and who are recognised experts in their fields. The course has been written to produce the best possible learning outcome for those who study it.
One of the most beneficial factors of distance learning study is that you apply your learning immediately. So, as the course progresses you can apply the knowledge, skills and expertise gained to your work. here
If you travel, you can take the units with you to continue studying and make good use of your travelling time.
Email us for further information about membership, or if you cannot access the online membership forms above for any reason. more
Not convinced yet? Read the pdf brochure with essential details about the Institute: IIMS Information Booklet . To apply select one of the two options below, depending on your experience and area of surveying:
The annual membership subscription is due for payment in January of each year. The amount is fixed by the Management Board and subject to ratification at the Annual General Meeting. Membership of the IIMS is subject to a non-refundable administration fee of £75, which is payable once your application has been made. If successful in your application, an additional invoice will be sent based on the level of membership you have been recommended for. From June each year, membership fees are on a pro rata basis. more
To apply for personal membership please select one of the two options below, depending on your area of surveying: [links]
Marine surveyors work for port authorities, shipping companies, insurance companies, government agencies and classification societies. Private marine surveyors work for ship owners and operators, insurance companies, freight forwarders (companies that arrange for the transport of goods) and consignees (people who receive goods).With the changing nature of the international shipping environment and technological advances, there is likely to be more emphasis on specialist maritime areas in the future at the expense of the traditional marine surveyor.Depending on their area of work, a marine surveyor could be asked to travel overseas to investigate causes of accidents or damage to cargoes. more
To become a marine surveyor you usually have to complete a VET qualification. As subjects and prerequisites can vary between institutions you should contact your chosen institution for more information.You can also become a marine surveyor with a degree in applied science, specialising in marine surveying. To get into this course you usually need to gain your Senior Secondary Certificate of Education. Prerequisite subjects, or assumed knowledge, in one or more of mathematics, chemistry and physics are normally required. Contact the Australian Maritime College at the University of Tasmania for more information.
A classification society marine surveyor inspects ships, components and machinery to ensure they are built according to the standards required for their class, and examines accident damage. more
A private marine surveyor examines ships and their cargoes, investigates accidents in port and at sea (oil spillages, for example) and prepares accident reports for insurance purposes. [links]
A government marine surveyor inspects ships, components and machinery to ensure they meet crew and passenger safety regulations and construction standards. They may also assess and approve safety reports and plans, and examine candidates for certificates of competency. [links]
A private marine surveyor examines ships and their cargoes, investigates accidents in port and at sea (oil spillages, for example) and prepares accident reports for insurance purposes.
Marine surveyors work for port authorities, shipping companies, insurance companies, government agencies and classification societies. Private marine surveyors work for ship owners and operators, insurance companies, freight forwarders (companies that arrange for the transport of goods) and consignees (people who receive goods).With the changing nature of the international shipping environment and technological advances, there is likely to be more emphasis on specialist maritime areas in the future at the expense of the traditional marine surveyor.Depending on their area of work, a marine surveyor could be asked to travel overseas to investigate causes of accidents or damage to cargoes. [links]
Marine surveyors carry out inspections of passenger and cargo ships, commercial charter craft, fishing vessels, recreational craft and yachts.
To become a marine surveyor you usually have to complete a VET qualification. As subjects and prerequisites can vary between institutions you should contact your chosen institution for more information.You can also become a marine surveyor with a degree in applied science, specialising in marine surveying. To get into this course you usually need to gain your Senior Secondary Certificate of Education. Prerequisite subjects, or assumed knowledge, in one or more of mathematics, chemistry and physics are normally required. Contact the Australian Maritime College at the University of Tasmania for more information. more
A classification society marine surveyor inspects ships, components and machinery to ensure they are built according to the standards required for their class, and examines accident damage. more