Career Details

STCW II/1 - OICNW 500 GT or More Operational Level

Description

The STCW II/1 - Office in Charge of a Navigational Watch (OICNW) 500 GT or More Operational Level assists the Chief Engineer and performs ship maintenance, engine maintenance, machinery repairs, and fueling. They are also responsible for electrical, sewage treatment, lube oil, bilge, and oily water separation systems, and stand a watch. Their duties depend upon the type of ship or vessel and arrangement of the engine department.

Certifying Organization

United States Coast Guard National Maritime Center

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Certificates

Certificate name

STCW - Second Engineer Officer (1st AE) 3000 kW/4000 HP or More Management Level

Certifying Organization

United States Coast Guard National Maritime Center

Type

Advanced

Certificate name

STCW - RFPEW

Certifying Organization

United States Coast Guard National Maritime Center

Type

Advanced

Certificate name

STCW III/2 - OSV Chief Engineer 3,000 KW/4,000 HP Or More Management Level

Certifying Organization

United States Coast Guard National Maritime Center

Type

Advanced

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