PORTS & TERMINALS.

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1 2017 C O U R S E B R O C H U R E PORTS & TERMINALS

2 Container Terminal Management Operations 5 Day Training ROTC offers a course in Container Terminal Management and Operations. This course has been developed for supervisors and operational managers from (supporting) departments of container terminals. The focus of this course will be on an operational management level. Topics Topics that will be addressed during the course are: Introduction Transport Chain; Introduction Container Terminal; Processes; Planning; Daily Optimization; Long term Optimization; Cost; Excursion; Procurement; HSE. Prerequisites Basic English comprehension skills; College level education or equivalent level of work experience in the field. The course duration is 5 days. Please contact ROTC for the course schedule.

3 Forklift Driver 5 Day Training ROTC provides high level training meeting industry requirements. ROTC offers a Forklift Driver Course. This course has been developed for inexperienced forklift drivers, or for forklift drivers with little experience. This course aims to get inexperienced drivers at the same level as their experienced colleagues within a relative short period. When you are a skilled forklift driver desiring to participate in the course, you will have the opportunity to upgrade your knowledge and improve your skills. Topics Topics that will be addressed during the course are: Roles of the Terminal s Logistic Process; Types and Purposes of Forklifts; Capacity Calculation Connecting to Stability of the Forklift; Safe Working; Daily Checks and Maintenance; Team Work; Practice Driving and Handling. Prerequisites High school level education; Basic English comprehension skills are beneficial, but not required If necessary, a translator will be present; The course duration is 5 days. Please contact ROTC for the course schedule. Courses will be executed Client to provide all relevant equipment, PPE and facilities;

4 Lifting-platform Operators Objectives: Introduction to health and safety; Know the equipment, its classification and technology; Know the rules of operation; Know how to identify the various risk situations; Operate the equipment safely. Contents: Rules and Responsibilities Classification and technology types and selection of platforms types of storage load positioning platform operation platform security load tables examples of loading tables /center of gravity Safety rules and pre-operation checks rules of safe driving labeling of hazardous products battery charging Hazard identification and risk assessment; Theoretical / practical exams Practical assessment in real work context Please contact ROTC for the course schedule.

5 Operators Equipment (heavy) Objectives: Introduction to health and safety; Know the equipment, its classification and technology; Know the rules of operation; Know how to identify the various risk situa tions; Operate the equipment safely. Contents: Safety Introduction Dangers and Risks Accidents and incidents at work Direct and indirect costs of an accident at work Risk analysis and related prevention measures Collective and individual protection equipment Technology / Types / Accessories Types and Classification Mode of travel Equipment and Accessories Technology and stability Operational movements & Operational devices Hydraulic pumps and motors Hydraulic valves driving position Associated risks Maintenance of 1st Level Safety rules Pre-operation checks Safety distances with electric conductors Tipping risk Load / weight / bulk diagram Driving rules - front and rear swinging and maneuvering spokes Table - Operating limits Hazard identification and risk assess ment Theoretical / practical examination Practical assessment in real work context Operators certificates Types: Truck Crane Operator Crane Operator Telehandler Operator Forklift Operator Truck Operator Multifunction Operator Backhoe Operator Bobcat Operator Grader Operator Loader Operator Please contact ROTC for the course schedule. Training is provided in Portuguese and/or English; Courses will be executed at the premises of ROTC in Pemba, courses may also be execut ed in-company or at an alternative training location; Accommodation could be arranged onsite at ROTC Pemba; Participants successfully completing the course will receive a ROTC Certificate of Proficiency.

6 Port Facility Security Officer (IMO Model Course 3.21) 2 Day Training ROTC offers a Port Facility Security officer that is in accordance with IMO Model Course 3.21 This course is designed for all personnel responsible for and involved in port and terminal security. The course is highly relevant for employees of the Terminal Security Department who are going to be Port Facility Security Officers. Topics Topics that will be addressed during the course are: ISPS Code and National and International Requirements; Creating and Maintaining the Port Facility Security Plan; Emergency Action Plans; Communication, Security Administration and Annual Report; Port Security Levels and Risk Assessment; Search Mechanisms and Security Controls. Prerequisites Basic English comprehension skills. The course duration is 2 days. Please contact ROTC for the course schedule.

7 Reach Stacker Driver 5-14 Day Training ROTC offers a Reach Stacker Driver Course. This course has been developed for inexperienced reach stacker drivers. This course aims to get inexperienced drivers at the same level as their experienced colleagues within a relative short period of time. When you are a skilled reach stacker driver desiring to participate in the course, you will have the opportunity to upgrade your knowledge and improve your skills. Topics Topics that will be addressed during the course are: Roles of the Terminal s Logistic Process; Types and Purposes of Reach Stackers; Layout of (Container-) Yards; Stability of Reach Stackers; Safe Working; Daily Checks and Maintenance; Team Work; Practice. Prerequisites A minimum of high school level education; Working experience on a (heavy) forklift is a benefit; An active learning attitude and ability to work in teams; Basic English comprehension skills are beneficial, but not required If necessary, a translator will be present; The course duration is 14 days (inexperienced drivers). A short training for experienced drivers takes place in 5 days. Please also refer to the Tailor-Made section below. Please contact ROTC for the course schedule. Courses will be executed Client to provide all relevant equipment, PPE and facilities;

8 Riggers Objectives: Acquire basic knowledge of hygiene and safety at work in lifting and cargo handling operations. To identify and use the equipment and accessories for lifting and moving loads; Know general rules of cargo handling. To identify the various risk situations in lifting operations and cargo handling. Can apply techniques in a real work environment Contents: Basic calculation of angles and tension Lifting operation and equipment terminology Common unsafe practices and probable consequences Safe and correct use and pre-use examination of rigging and lifting equipment Lifting operations planning and requirements for non-routine/ complex lift planning Care and storage requirements Relevant legislation applicable to lifting operations Requirements of lifting operation risk assessment Basic functions and safe working practices Practical and theoretical test The course duration is 2 days. Please contact ROTC for the course schedule.

9 Rigging Plan / Lifting-Crane Supervisor Objectives: Acquire notions of hygiene and safety at work in lifting and cargo handling operations. To identify the various stages of preparation, approval and implementation of a rigging plan; Risk analysis; Know elaborate rigging plans; Know general rules of cargo handling To identify the various risk situations in lifting operations and cargo handling. Apply techniques in a real work environment Contents: Units of measurement Roles and responsibilities Rigger Types of equipment Parts and components of equipment Fundamental concepts of mooring and lifting loads Determination of the weight and centre of gravity Steel cables: types, features and specifications Cable Accessories wire rope slings: sizing for the most used cases Straps lanyards: design and use Specification and proper use of accessories Mosquito Dimensioning and cable routing Work close to electrical networks Use the crane load tables Load composition for survey Crane support planning on the ground near the walls and embankments Calculation of the force transmitted to the ground by supports Guidance on the soil studies Wind effect on the crane and the load Survey planning with 1 telescopic crane Crane Configuration Checklist for rigging plan Checklist for the calculation of memory of rigging plan Technological innovations for the preparation of lifting projects Please contact ROTC for the course schedule.

10 Rubber-Tired Gantry Crane Driver 5-15 Day Training ROTC offers a Rubber Tired Gantry Crane Driver Course. This course has been developed for inexperienced RTG drivers. This course aims to get inexperienced drivers at the same level as their experienced colleagues within a relative short period of time. Topics Topics that will be addressed during the course are: Roles of the Terminal s Logistic Process; Layout of (Container-) Yards; Types and Purposes of Rubber-Tired Gantry Cranes; Stability of Rubber-Tired Gantry Cranes; Hoisting materials; Safe Working; Daily Checks and Maintenance; Team Work; Practice Driving and Handling. Prerequisites Working experience on forklift and/or reach stacker is a benefit; An active learning attitude and ability to work in teams; Basic English comprehension skills are beneficial, but not required If necessary, a translator will be present; A minimum of High School level education. The course duration is 15 days (inexperienced drivers). A short training for experienced drivers takes place in 5 days. Please also refer to the Tailor-Made section below. Please contact ROTC for the course schedule. Courses will be executed Client to provide all relevant equipment, PPE and facilities;

11 Ship Security Officer (IMO Model Course 3.19) 2 Day Training ROTC offers a Ship Security Officer Course. The Course is in accordance with IMO Model Course Topics The course content includes the requirements in the STCW Code, section A-VI / 5. ISPS regulations. The course consists of the following topics: Implementation of a ship security plan; Security awareness and vigilance; Security organization and company policy; Access and escape the ship; Communication Ship-shore /port facility/d.o.s.; Security; Security surveys; Risk assessment; Contingency planning; Training and exercise on board. Prerequisites The course duration is a minimum of 10 days (depending on the English level of participants). The course duration is 2 days. Please contact ROTC for the course schedule.

12 Slinger and Banksman Objectives: This course will provide people involved with rigging & slinging with the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge regarding banksman and slinger Correct use of hand signal communication to ensure safe lifting operations. Planning of lifting routes and lay down areas. Safe Job Analysis & Risk assessment Contents: Calculation of lifting equipment capacities Safe job analysis and Risk Assessment planning. Equipment strengths and weaknesses Slinging configuration Lift planning and risk assessment Lifting team basics Blind Lifts Slinging various types of load according to size, weight, shape and centre of gravity. Choosing the correct lifting equipment Visual check of slings (wire / fiber) Visual check of lifting accessories Please contact ROTC for the course schedule.

13 Terminal Truck Driver 5 Day Training ROTC offers a Terminal Truck Driver Course. This course has been developed for inexperienced terminal truck operators. This course aims to get inexperienced terminal truck operators at the same level as their experienced colleagues within a relative short period of time. Topics Topics that will be addressed during the course are: Roles of the Terminal s Logistic Process; Layout of (Container-) Yards; Types and Purposes of Terminal Trucks; Driver Types of Containers and/or Packing Materials; Safe Working; Daily Checks and Maintenance; Team Work; Driving Practice. Prerequisites A minimum of High school level education; An active learning attitude and ability to work in teams; The course duration is 5 days (inexperienced drivers). Please also refer to the Tailor-Made section below for experienced drivers possibilities. Please contact ROTC for the course schedule. Courses will be executed Client to provide all relevant equipment, PPE and facilities;

14 Works at height 3 Day Training Objectives: Work at heights has peculiar characteristics and requires special attention to each movement because the worker must be safe. The course aims to establish the necessary procedures to carry out work at a height, aiming to guarantee the safety and physical integrity of the workers who perform this type of work, as well as the protection of those in nearby areas. Contents: Work places Scaffolding Stairs and their classification Safety equipment Harness Safety Beam Beams Strings and Anchor Systems Carabiner Lifting Platforms Use of Air Basket Use of Scaffolding in Confined Spaces The course duration is 3 days. Please contact ROTC for the course schedule.