2018 COURSES. Intro To Shipping Advanced Shipping Masterclass Intro To Offshore Oil & Gas Maritime Operations

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1 Intro To Shipping Advanced Shipping Masterclass Intro To Offshore Oil & Gas Maritime Operations Photo courtesy of Paul Milburn FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Please go to mial.com.au or phone or

2 Course Title: Introduction to Shipping The MIAL Intro To Shipping course explains the basics of ships and the shipping industry. It is ideal for those new to the industry or for those with an interest in the maritime industry. This comprehensive one day course will cover the essential elements of vessels, cargo and shipping. The course includes a ship visit. Course Outline Areas covered are: Module 1: Ship Types Module 2: Ships & Trade Module 3: Ship dimensions & measurements Module 4: Commercial Operations Module 5: Regulation: Ships & Environment Module 6: Ship Operations & The People Course Methodology The course will engage the students with lively presentations and real-life examples. A ship visit is included. Target Participants This course will benefit: new entrants to the maritime sector as well as nonspecialists who are currently working in the industry government personnel, advisors, policy makers from state, federal and local government administration staff who work in law firms, auditing companies, class societies, banks and financial companies, shipbrokers, insurance companies, transportation companies and ports, who seek general knowledge about the maritime sector. Duration 1 full-day (8.45am to 4.30pm) Fees *All fees include GST For MIAL Members: $ For Non-members: $ Dates February 12, Melbourne February 19, Townsville February 21, Gladstone February 23, Cairns March 12, Fremantle April 26, Sydney May 18, Brisbane June 27, Melbourne July 24, Perth August 22, Melbourne November 7, Melbourne How to register You can book online at mial.com.au or phone 03)

3 ADVANCED SHIPPING MASTERCLASS Photo courtesy of xxx

4 Course Title: Advanced Shipping Masterclass This course focuses on the business of shipping, particularly information that will develop your knowledge beyond the Introduction To Shipping. By reviewing the global market conditions and then linking it back to Australia, participants will be given insight into how the Australian market operates. The course will provide the opportunity for discussion to flesh out complex areas so they are fully understood. LEARN FROM ACTIVE INDUSTRY SPECIALISTS, WITH REAL WORLD CASE STUDIES. This comprehensive two-day course has been designed to enable you, in a non-technical way, to learn more about the broad view of the ports and shipping industry, including the important relationships and roles and how they impact on your business. Engaging specialist industry experts to run particular sessions ensure the delivery of high quality, accurate information. 9am 11am Shipping International Trade & Economics Maritime global trade Australia s unique issues o Coastal trading & cabotage o International exports o Maritime skills and the industrial landscape 11am Morning Tea Maritime Law for Non Lawyers Jurisdiction Transport & International Trade Charter parties Liability regimes Shipping regulation in Australia Ship arrest case studies 12.30pm 1.30pm Working lunch Bureau of Meteorology Presentation 1.30pm-2pm The role of Classification Societies What is classification? What are the requirements for shipowners, builders and managers? How does classification work? What are the roles of IACS and IMO? 2pm-3pm Safety, environment & security What is the ISM Code and shipboard quality management systems? The National Plan OHS(MI) and interfacing with other regimes Shipping in sensitive areas ISPS Code and the changing security threat levels 3pm-3.30pm Afternoon Tea 3.30pm-4.30pm A Charterer s Market How to register You can book online at mial.com.au or phone 03)

5 DAY 2 9am-9.30am Q&A session on previous day s presentations 9.30am 10.30am Maritime Insurance Liability regimes Hull and machinery Protection and idemnity Operations of the P&I Club Cargo Seacare 10.30am-11am Morning Tea 11am -12pm Maritime Finance for Non Accountants Financial considerations Vessel costs Lunch 12.30pm-3pm The importance of Ports to shipping 3pm Close Port responsibilities Agents Pilots Tug companies and utilisation Wharf operators/stevedores Container vessels/bulk carriers/tankers/cruise ships requirements at Port Port privatisation Ship side considerations Organisations that will benefit: Government & Regulators Ports Shipping Companies Marine Insurance Companies Port & Maritime Suppliers Brokers Class societies Maritime Law Businesses Shipping Lines & Agents Charterers Logistics Companies Freight Forwarders Who will attend: C-Level Executives Senior Managers Business Development Managers Marketing Managers Analysts Duration 2 full days (8.45am to 4.30pm) Fees *All fees include GST For MIAL Members: $ For Non-members: $ Dates: March 13-14, Perth June 28-29, Melbourne July 25-26, Perth

6 AN INTRODUCTION TO OFFSHORE OIL & GAS MARITIME OPERATIONS Photo courtesy of Paul Milburn

7 An Introduction To Offshore Oil & Gas Maritime Operations Course Overview The Introduction to Offshore Oil & Gas is a comprehensive one day course that educates participants on the fundamental aspects of this complex area from a maritime perspective. It will enable attendees to understand the process sequence from exploration to demobilisation. The course focuses on introducing maritime operations in the offshore oil and gas industry including the introduction of key terms. Learning Outcomes As a result of attending this course, participants will be informed about: The importance of the maritime operations to the offshore oil & gas sector The multi-faceted vessel demand - across a diverse range of operating stages - within the offshore oil and gas production The process sequence from exploration to demobilisation Who should attend Anyone who wants an introduction into maritime operations in offshore oil and gas Participants are encouraged to have completed the Introduction to Shipping Course or have a basic understanding of shipping terms. Time 9am 4.30pm Fees *All fees include GST MIAL Member: $ Non-Member: $ Dates March 16, Perth April 15, Canberra September 5, Melbourne A time line demonstrating the complexities of offshore oil & gas within a maritime context The commercial realities and market impact that underpin the sector Utilisation of manpower and the impacts of living offshore International and national links in the field of maritime operations in offshore oil and gas particularly in the area of policy and regulation, including the role and functions of MIAL How to register You can book online at mial.com.au or phone 03) Photo courtesy of Brian Cutler

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