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Active Fire Protection | Marine training course

An overview of statutory and flag administration requirements on fire-fighting systems

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Ship fire protection is traditionally divided in passive and active. According to Chapter II-2 of SOLAS, the passive part includes fire protection and fire detection and the active part the fire extinction. This course is focused on the active part and presents the different fire-fighting systems that are required onboard with their operational characteristics and maintenance/inspection needs. 

Duration and price

Online course

Duration: 1 day

Price: EUR 330 (plus VAT, if applicable)

Physical classroom at Greece's facilities

Duration: 1 day

Price: EUR 360 (plus VAT, if applicable)

Course objectives

To provide an overview of statutory and flag administration requirements on fire-fighting systems.

Content summary

  1. Fire Main
  2. Fixed Fire Extinguishing System
  3. High Pressure CO2 System
  4. Alternative Water Based System
  5. High Expansion Foam System
  6. Local Application System
  7. Sprinkler & High Fog
  8. Galley and other system
  9. Cargo Area Fixed System
  10. Portable Fire Fighting Appliances

Target audience

  1. Maritime shore personnel of Technical Department and New Building Department
  2. Naval Architects & Marine Engineers
  3. Site Managers
  4. Shipyard Technical personnel
  5. Personnel of Plan Approval department
  6. PSC officers

Certificate

RINA Attendance Certificate

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RINA Global Marine Training Centre
Marine
5, Aitolikou Street and Kastoros 3rd Floor - Piraeus (Greece)
+30 210 4292147
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