QuestionsQuestions (MTC MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 02, S. 1996)
It approves the revised curricula and accreditation instruments for ships restricted radiotelephone (SRROC), satellite communication (INMARSAT), and GMDSS courses.
The Maritime Training Council (MTC) Technical Working Group approved the revision upon the recommendation of the TWG Sub-Committee on Communication Courses.
The TWG Sub-Committee on Communication Courses conducted proper consultation with instructors from different training centers.
Three modules: Module I (INMARSAT Satellite Communication) for 40 hours; Module II (Ships Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Course) for 40 hours; and Module III (GMDSS) for 40 hours.
Each module/course is 40 hours.
Yes. The syllabi formulated and approved in 1989 shall be followed and presented into three modules.
Signalling by Morse Code from Module 12 (Communication, IMO Model Course 7.03) for one hour, and additional time (three hours) for Search and Rescue (SAR) exercises.
Examples include: identifying Morse Code for the alphabet; sending and receiving Morse signals by flashing light at 15 characters per minute; correctly using distress and other procedural signals.
At a rate of 15 characters per minute.
Signals AA, AB, WA, WB are mentioned as repetition signals, and the objective also includes the correct use of repeat signals.
Procedure signals C, N, and RQ are mentioned; they cannot be used with single-letter signals.
The single-flag signal which may be sounded only in compliance with the requirements of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea.
Yes. Completion of the Satellite Communication and Ships Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Courses is a prerequisite for the Global Maritime Distress and Safety Course.
February 16, 1996.
It was adopted on February 5, 1996 and signed by LORNA O. FAJARDO, Executive Officer.
It states that copies of the accreditation instruments for these courses are attached for information and guidance.