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Work Package 3: Jobs & Skills D 3.0: Work Package Inception Report Grant Agreement: (Sub)Work Package: Deliverable No: Author: Version (date): MOVE/FP7/321498/PLATINA II WP 3: Jobs & Skills D 3.0 25.04.2014 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 1 of 39

Document history Document version (date) Comments (changes compared to previous version) Authorised by 21/09/2013 First Draft Jaap Gebraad 07/10/2013 Second Draft Jaap Gebraad 16/10/2013 Final Version Andreas Bäck 26/10/2013 Input received from the European Commission 17/11/2013 Input received from the European Commission 29/11/2013 Acceptance and forwarding to the European Commission 06/02/2014 Input received from the European Commission 8/02/2014 Acceptance and forwarding to the European Commission 07/04/2014 Input received from the European Commission 09/04/2014 Acceptance and forwarding to the European Commission 19/04/2014 Input received from the European Commission 25/04/2014 Acceptance and forwarding to the European Commission Andreas Bäck Andreas Bäck Andreas Bäck Jaap Gebraad Andreas Bäck Jaap Gebraad Andreas Bäck Jaap Gebraad Andreas Bäck D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 2 of 39

Authors of the document Responsible organisation VIA BDB DST MAH CERO CRUP Principal author Jaap Gebraad, Rob van Reem Vera Hofbauer Jörg Rusche Bertold Holtmann, Werner Kühlkamp Arjen Mintjes, Jörn Boll Ghiuler Manole Renata Kadric DISCLAIMER PLATINA II is funded by the Directorate General on Mobility and Transport of the European Commission under the 7th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development. The views expressed in the working papers, deliverables and reports are those of the project consortium partners. These views have not been adopted or approved by the Commission and should not be relied upon as a statement of the Commission's or its services' views. The European Commission does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in the working papers and reports, nor does it accept responsibility for any use made thereof. D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 3 of 39

Table of Content 1.Work Package 3 Jobs & Skills... 6 a. Work Package Lead... 6 b. Work Package Objectives... 6 c. Sub Work Packages Overview... 7 d. Resources... 7 e. Deliverables... 8 2.Sub Work Packages... 9 a. SWP 3.1 Elaboration of technical standards for simulator use... 9 Sub-Work Package Lead... 9 Sub-Work Package Staff... 9 Introduction to the tasks... 10 Tasks... 11 Important External Dates (until mid 2014)... 14 Resources SWP 3.1... 15 Subcontracting costs SWP 3.1... 16 Other direct costs SWP 3.1... 16 Resource Planning SWP 3.1 for 1st Reporting Period (1 Sep 2013 28 Feb 2015)... 17 Dissemination Plan SWP 3.1... 18 b. SWP 3.2 Concept for electronic service record books... 20 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 4 of 39

Sub-Work Package Lead... 20 Sub-Work Package Staff... 20 Introduction to the tasks... 21 Tasks... 22 Important External Dates (until mid 2014)... 24 Resources SWP 3.2... 24 Other direct costs SWP 3.2... 25 Dissemination Plan SWP 3.2... 26 c. SWP 3.3 Learning material for future logistics decision makers... 27 Sub-Work Package Lead... 27 Sub-Work Package Staff... 27 Introduction to the tasks... 28 Tasks... 28 Important External Dates (until mid 2014)... 31 Resources SWP 3.3... 32 Subcontracting SWP 3.3... 32 Other direct costs SWP 3.3... 33 Resource Planning SWP 3.3 for 1st Reporting Period (1 Sep 2013 28 Feb 2015)... 34 Dissemination Plan SWP 3.3... 35 Annex 1: Status-quo on technical standards for the use of ship-handling simulators... 37 Annex 2: Concept for electronic service record books... 38 Annex 3: Learning Materials for future logistics decision makers... 39 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 5 of 39

1. WORK PACKAGE 3 JOBS & SKILLS a. Work Package Lead PP Name WPL Name Email Phone Jaap Gebraad Gebraad@stc-r.nl 0031-104486080 b. Work Package Objectives WP3 Jobs & Skills WP Start: 01.09.2013 WP End: 31.12.2015 To create technical standards for the use of ship-handling simulators To prepare the introduction of electronic service record books To raise impact of inland waterway transport in logistics education and training D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 6 of 39

c. Sub Work Packages Overview SWP Title & Content Lead Budget [ ] SWP 3.1 Elaboration of technical standards for simulator use Werner Kühlkamp, (DST) 138.404 SWP 3.2 Concept for electronic service record books Arjen Mintjes (MAR) 55.529 SWP 3.3 Learning material for future logistics decision makers Rob van Reem, () 79.649 Total 273.582 d. Resources PP Budget [ ] Person months Personnel Subcontracting [ ] Other direct costs [ ] Eligible Ind. VIA 16.227 1 6.353 8.000 1.336 538 BDB 25.457 3 19.291-4.500 1.666 DST 32.489 3 20.334 5.000 5.357 1.798 CRUP 9.484 2 6.864-2.000 620 83.638 10 71.667-6.500 5.471 CERO 46.308 10 33.779-9.500 3.029 MAR 59.977 7 54.054-2.000 3.923 TOTAL 273.580 36 212.342 13.000 31.193 17.045 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 7 of 39

e. Deliverables Del. No SWP Deliverable Name Nature Dissemination level Due D 3.0 - WP3 Inception Report R R 31.10.2013 D 3.1 3.3 D 3.2 3.2 D 3.3 3.3 D 3.4 3.1 Dissemination Plan for Logistics Learning Material Concept for Electronic Service Record Books Consolidation and Provision of Learning Content Roadmap towards standardisation for ship-handling simulators R PU 28.02.2014 R PU 30.04.2015 R PU 30.06.2015 R PU 31.12.2015 D 3.5 - Work package 3 Report R PU 31.12.2015 Nature: R=Report, P=Prototype, D=Demonstrator, O=Other Dissemination level: PU=pubic, CO=confidential D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 8 of 39

2. SUB WORK PACKAGES a. SWP 3.1 Elaboration of technical standards for simulator use Sub-Work Package Lead PP Name SWPL Name Email Phone DST Werner Kühlkamp kuehlkamp@dst-org.de 0049-2039936968 Sub-Work Package Staff PP Responsible Role/Tasks Email Phone DST Werner Kühlkamp Senior freight transport expert (coordinator) kuehlkamp@dstorg.de 0049-2039936968 DST Berthold Holtmann Senior freight transport expert (technical input and assistance) holtmann@dstorg.de 0049-2039936955 BDB Jörg Rusche Managing Director Bdbrusche@binnenschiff.de 0049-2038000630 Rob van Reem Deputy Director B.V. reem@stc-r.nl 0031-104486025 Jaap Gebraad Project Manager Bureau Innovation, Research and Development Gebraad@stc-r.nl 0031-104486080 CERO Doina Munteanu Director Subunit Galati doinamunteanu@cer onav.ro 0040-236471011 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 9 of 39

MAR Arjen Mintjes Director Maritieme Academie Harlingen a.mintjes@maritieme academieharlinge.nl 0031-517412300 MAR Arjan Nieuwenhuize n Director Nova College anieuwenhuizen@no vacollege.nl 0031-235302900 Introduction to the tasks Simulators could play an essential role to modernise education and training and thereby to reduce the barrier to enter to the sector, e.g. when it comes to the shortening of practical mandatory sailing time or Knowledge of Specific Situations (KSS). This task will focus on the technical requirements on base of functionalities described as a result of Round Table organised by the CCNR (See Annex A) to execute examination 1 in relation to the tables of competencies as described in Deliverable D 3.13 of Platina (I) and to KSS. Time spend on a recognized ship-handling simulator could shorten the period of practical mandatory sailing time. However, the necessary functionalities as well as technical requirements should be recognised by all relevant stakeholders. In this context, technical requirements comprise the range of functionalities and the quality level of each of these functionalities regarding the fields of use of simulators, i.e. examination and KSS. In order to come to a first set of agreed technical requirements for ship-handling simulators, one workshop (chaired by e.g. a River Commission) will be conducted during the life-time of this SWP. 1 Formal testing of obtained knowledge, skills and proficiency leading to a mark, certificate or diploma D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 10 of 39

Tasks Task 3.1.1 Development of the overall framework of ship-handling simulator standards Start: 01.10.2013 End: 31.12.2015 Lead: DST To do who until Identify and contact stakeholders and status-quo of ongoing initiatives Identify, analyse and evaluate relevant available investigations on technical standards for IWT ship handling simulators DST/BDB// CERO/MAR DST/BDB// CERO/MAR 30.11.2013 30.04.2014 Conduct interviews with stakeholders about relevant functionalities for examination; discuss, describe and prioritise Knowledge of Specific Situations (KSS) DST/BDB// CERO/MAR 30.06.2014 Identify, list and sort technical areas of simulators regarding special groups of functionalities for examination and KSS (balance with selected stakeholders) Define the most relevant criteria/parameters for a performance description per technical area (balance with selected stakeholders) Define performance levels (low, medium, high) and apply this ranking per parameter (balance with selected stakeholders) DST/BDB// CERO/MAR/ DST/BDB// CERO/MAR DST/BDB// CERO/MAR 31.07.2014 31.08.2014 30.09.2014 Propose per field of use the estimated minimum range of needed functionalities and performance level per concerned parameter (balance with selected stakeholders) DST/BDB// CERO/MAR 31.12.2014 Describe technical requirements in relation to functionalities and KSS identified Organise workshop (CESNI and experts to be defined) to discuss minimum technical requirements Conclusions; adjustment of drafted technical standards Draft minimum technical standards for the purpose of examination of competencies and of KSS for the boatmasters'certificates DST/BDB// CERO/MAR DST/BDB// CERO/MAR DST/BDB// CERO/MAR DST/BDB// CERO/MAR 31.03.2015 30.05.2015 30.06.2015 30.09.2015 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 11 of 39

Feedback on Draft Minimum Technical Standards DST/BDB// CERO/MAR 31.10.2015 Minimum Technical Standards for IWT ship-handling simulators DST 31.12.2015 Del. No Deliverable Name Dissemination level Description Due D 3.4 Roadmap towards standardisation for ship-handling simulators PU Draft technical standards for IWT ship-handling simulators for the purpose of examination to promote career progression for IWT crew members and to reduce barriers to labour mobility 31.12.2015 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 12 of 39

Interactions with Topic/ Resp. for interaction CCNR CCNR MQ/G Danube Commission Sava Commission EU Social Partners On-going initiatives with respect to the topic as well as the moderation of the workshop foreseen. The CCNR installed a temporary expert group on simulators, identified a list of functionalities of IWT ship-handling simulators and added the topic of simulators to the agenda of the STF Committee Group of experts on the modernisation of qualifications, which not only consists of representatives from the Rhine states, but from the entire EU On-going initiatives with respect to the topic On-going initiatives with respect to the topic On-going initiatives with respect to the topic Member States Administrations On-going initiatives with respect to the topic Exam Commissions On-going initiatives with respect to the topic EU Commission DG Move EDINNA HINT On-going initiatives with respect to a new EU regulatory framework on professional qualifications On-going initiatives with respect to the topic On-going initiatives with respect to the topic /CERO D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 13 of 39

Important External Dates (until mid 2014) Year Month Project Topic Resp. Remark 2013 Oct Leonardo da Vinci Transfer of Innovation Kick-off Meeting Train-the-Trainer Course Material for Inland Navigation Education and Training (TTIET) Duration: 2 years 2013 Nov HINT PP meeting in Budapest, tentative date 20-21.11.2013 CERO CCNR 5 th 2013 Dec Congress on 3-4 Dec. 2013 Bringing together the skills needed for sustainable inland navigation in Strasbourg 2014 Jan MQ/G Meeting CCNR Expert Group on the Modernisation of Professional Qualifications EU Commission Common 2014 Jan Expert Group on Professional Revision of the Directive 96/50/EC and modernisation of Professional Qualifications in Inland Navigation 9 th meeting Qualifications in Inland Navigation 2014 Jan Working group STF/G CCNR Possibilities for using the simulator EDINNA 8 th 8 th General Assembly of EDINNA 2014 Feb General Assembly where the possible functionalities of ship-handling simulators will be discussed D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 14 of 39

Committee The topic simulator is an integral part 2014 Mar STF Meeting of the STF Meetings, depending on the CCNR agenda 2014 May Working group STF/G CCNR Possibilities for using the simulator EU Commission Common 2014 May Expert Group on Professional Revision of the Directive 96/50/EC and modernisation of Professional Qualifications in Inland Navigation 10 th meeting Qualifications in Inland Navigation Resources SWP 3.1 PP SWP Budget [ ] Person months Personnel Subcontracting [ ] Other direct Eligible ind. DST 3.1 32.489 3 20.334 5.000 5.357 1.798 BDB 3.1 9.021 1 6.430-2.000 591 3.1 48.150 6 43.000-2.000 3.150 CERO 3.1 22.887 5 16.889-4.500 1.498 MAR 3.1 25.857 3 23.166-1.000 1.691 Total 138.404 18 109.819 5.000 14.857 8.728 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 15 of 39

Subcontracting costs SWP 3.1 Responsible partner SWP Content of subcontract Estimated Due date DST 3.1 Elaboration of technical standards for simulator use 5.000 31.12.2015 Other direct costs SWP 3.1 Responsible Partner SWP Purpose Estimated cost [ ] DST 3.1 Cost for organisation/travel cost for WP3 Meeting, Round Table, Workshop, 5.357 Other Meetings BDB 3.1 Cost for organisation/travel cost for WP3 Meeting, Round Table, Workshop, Liaison with Social Dialogue 3.1 Cost for organisation/travel cost for WP3 Meeting, Round Table, Workshop, Other Meetings CERO 3.1 Cost for organisation/travel cost for WP3 Meeting, Round Table, Workshop, Other Meetings MAR 3.1 Cost for organisation/travel cost for Round Table and Workshop 2.000 2.000 4.500 1.000 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 16 of 39

Resource Planning SWP 3.1 for 1st Reporting Period (1 Sep 2013 28 Feb 2015) PP SWP Budget [ ] Person months Personnel Subcontracting [ ] Other direct Eligible ind. DST 3.1 23.064 1.5 13.556 5.000 3.000 1.508 BDB 3.1 4.777 0.5 3.215-1.250 312 3.1 32.368 4 29.000-1.250 2.118 CERO 3.1 15.592 3.5 11.822-2.750 1.020 MAR 3.1 17.060 2 15.444-500 1.116 Total 92.861 11.5 73.037 5.000 8.750 6.074 Short explanation The tasks that will be executed within SWP 3.1. are equally divided in time during the project. For this reason, the person months spend during the first 18 months almost equalize 18 months out of 30. With respect to other direct costs related to SWP 3.1, two meetings are foreseen during the first 18 months. D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 17 of 39

Dissemination Plan SWP 3.1 NO. Type of activities 2 Main leader Title Date/Period Place Type of audience 3 audience Size of Countries addressed 1 Conferences Kick-off Meeting Train-the- Trainer Course Material for Inland Navigation Education and 2 Rotterdam Scientific Community 12 NL, DE, RO, BE 2 A drop down list allows choosing the dissemination activity: publications, conferences, workshops, web, press releases, flyers, articles published in the popular press, videos, media briefings, presentations, exhibitions, thesis, interviews, films, TV clips, posters, Other. 3 A drop down list allows choosing the type of public: Scientific Community (higher education, Research), Industry, Civil Society, Policy makers, Medias, Other ('multiple choices' is possible). D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 18 of 39

2 Press Release 5 Conferences 3 Conferences Training (TTIET) Press release on the start of Platina II MQ/G Meeting CCNR EDINNA 8 th General Assembly 3 Rotterdam 5 Strasbourg 6 Brussels Scientific Community / Industry / Policy Makers / Medias / Others Policy Makers/Industry/Others Scientific Community / Industry / Policy Makers / Media / Others t.b.d. t.b.d. 50 NL EU 28 EU 28 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 19 of 39

b. SWP 3.2 Concept for electronic service record books Sub-Work Package Lead PP Name SWPL Name Email Phone MAR Arjen Mintjes a.mintjes@maritiemeacademieharli ngen.nl 0031-517412300 Sub-Work Package Staff PP Responsible Role/Tasks Email Phone MAR Jorn Boll Policy Officer Maritieme Academie Harlingen J.bol@maritiemeaca demieharlingen.nl 0031-517412300 MAR Joop van Belle Dean Maritieme Academie Harlingen Expert IWT j.vanbelle@maritiem eacademie.nl 0031-517412300 BDB Jörg Rusche Managing Director Bdbrusche@binnenschiff.de 0049-2038000630 Rob van Reem Deputy Director B.V. reem@stc-r.nl 0031-104486025 Jaap Gebraad Project Manager Bureau Innovation, Research and Development Gebraad@stc-r.nl 0031-104486080 Hans Boele Manager Regular Education Rhine and Inland Shipping Boele@stc-r.nl 0031-104486350 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 20 of 39

CERO Doina Munteanu Director Subunit Galati doinamunteanu@cer onav.ro 0040-236471011 Introduction to the tasks The steps of task 3.2.1 will identify whether the existing system of paper Service Record Books could be transferred to a digital EU-format. The technical feasibility of this format and the options for data storage and exchange will be examined in task 3.2.1. as well. Reliability and availability are key issues to be considered as well as the cost-benefit analysis of the introduction of the new system. Critical conditions to which tools need to respond and the technologies that are already available in the market will be considered. The functional concept, which should be agreed upon by all key stakeholders, together with the architecture of the system, will lead to technical specifications. Furthermore, the possible integration with other electronic tools, e.g. the logbook, will be discussed with key stakeholders and will be part of the investigation on technical possibilities. D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 21 of 39

Tasks Task 3.2.1 Concept for electronic service record books Start: 01.10.2013 End: 30.04.2015 Lead: MAR To do who until Identify stakeholders and status-quo with respect to ongoing initiatives Investigate costs of electronic tools Develop questionnaire to identify necessary components of an e-srb on a European Level and the possible combination with an electronic logbook Identify demands of stakeholders by disseminating questionnaire Conduct additional interviews with boatman and boatmasters Draft report on first findings MAR/BDB// CERO MAR/BDB// CERO MAR/BDB// CERO MAR/BDB// CERO MAR/BDB// CERO MAR/BDB// CERO 30.11.2013 20.12.2013 30.12.2013 30.03.2014 30.09.2014 30.10.2014 Assessment of the implications of a central registration system versus the implementation of a decentralised system. MAR/BDB// CERO 31.11.2014 Organise workshop to discuss outcomes with all relevant stakeholders Conclusions MAR/BDB// CERO MAR/BDB// CERO 28.02.2015 31.03.2015 Possible approaches as to a European e-srb MAR 30.04.2015 Del. No Deliverable Name Dissemination level Description Due D 3.2 Concept for European electronic service record books Pu This report will contain an investigation of the demand from the users side and a proposal for data registration system 30.04.2015 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 22 of 39

Interactions with Topic Resp. for interaction CCNR On-going initiatives with respect to the topic CCNR-MQ/G Danube Commission Sava Commission EU Social Partners On-going initiatives with respect to the topic On-going initiatives with respect to the topic On-going initiatives with respect to the topic On-going initiatives with respect to the topic Nautical Services t Y Digital online tachograph Member States Administrations On-going initiatives with respect to the topic Joint research Centre/European Commission On-going initiatives with respect to the topic Aquapol Aquapol is invited to provide the relevant details on the current system and will provide input for improvement with respect to the current system D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 23 of 39

Important External Dates (until mid 2014) Year Month Project Topic Resp. Remark 2013 unkno wn ECORYS review for DG EMPL Evaluation of working time agreement BDB Permanent progress report 2013 Dec CCNR Congress CCNR Round Table Resources SWP 3.2 PP SWP Budget [ ] Person months Personne l Costs [ ] Subcontracting [ ] Other direct Eligible ind. MAR 3.2 25.857 3 23.166-1.000 1.691 BDB 3.2 7.951 1 6.430-1.000 521 3.2 8.738 1 7.167-1.000 571 CERO 3.2 12.983 3 10.134-2.000 849 Total 55.529 8 46.897-5.000 3.632 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 24 of 39

Other direct costs SWP 3.2 Responsible Partner SWP Purpose Estimated cost [ ] MAR 3.2 Cost for organisation/travel cost for WP3 Meeting, Workshop BDB 3.2 Cost for organisation/travel cost for WP3 Meeting, Workshop 3.2 Cost for organisation/travel cost for WP3 Meeting, Workshop CERO 3.2 Cost for organisation/travel cost for WP3 Meeting, Workshop 1.000 1.000 1.000 2.000 Resource Planning SWP 3.2 for 1st Reporting Period (1 Sep 2013 28 Feb 2015) PP SWP Budget [ ] Person months Personnel Subcontracting [ ] Other direct MAR 3.2 21.726 2.5 19.305-1.000 1.421 BDB 3.2 7.951 1 6.430-1.000 521 3.2 5.174 0.5 3.583-1.000 321 CERO 3.2 12.983 3 10.134-2.000 849 Total 47.834 7 39.451-5.000 3.112 Eligible ind. Short explanation. Since SWP 3.2 will be finalised shortly after reporting period one, all resources available are located for the first reporting period, except 1 man month in order to finalise the deliverable. D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 25 of 39

Dissemination Plan SWP 3.2 NO. Type of activities 4 Main leader Title Date/Period Place Type of audience 5 Size of audience Countries addressed 1 Press Release Press release on the outcomes of SWP 3.2 20 Rotterdam Scientific Community / Industry / Policy Makers / Medias / Others t.b.d. EU-28 4 A drop down list allows choosing the dissemination activity: publications, conferences, workshops, web, press releases, flyers, articles published in the popular press, videos, media briefings, presentations, exhibitions, thesis, interviews, films, TV clips, posters, Other. 5 A drop down list allows choosing the type of public: Scientific Community (higher education, Research), Industry, Civil Society, Policy makers, Medias, Other ('multiple choices' is possible). D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 26 of 39

c. SWP 3.3 Learning material for future logistics decision makers Sub-Work Package Lead PP Name SWPL Name Email Phone Rob van Reem reem@stc-r.nl 0031-104486085 Sub-Work Package Staff PP Responsible Role/Tasks Email Phone Rob van Reem Deputy Director B.V. reem@stc-r.nl 0031-104486025 Jaap Gebraad Project Manager Bureau Innovation, Research and Development gebraad@stc-r.nl 0031-104486080 BDB Jörg Rusche Managing Director Bdbrusche@binnenschiff.de 0049-2038000630 CRUP Renata Kadric Project manager for CRUP kadric@crup.hr 00385-1 5392990 CRUP Hrvoje Kotnik IT Expert kotnik@crup.hr 00385-16413 325 CERO Ghiuler Manole Head of European Funds and IMO Department ghiulermanole@cero nav.ro 0040-241 639595 MAR Jorn Boll Policy Officer Maritieme Academie Harlingen J.bol@maritiemeaca demieharlingen.nl 0031-517412300 MAR Martin Vooges Team Leader Senior Classes Maritieme m.vooges@maritiem eacademieharlingen. nl 0031-517412300 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 27 of 39

VIA Vera Hofbauer Head of Knowledge Management vera.hofbauer@viadonau.org 0043-5043211602 Introduction to the tasks The first step of task 3.3.1. consists of the revision of the current database on information services. Material will be updated if and when necessary and this database will be relaunched during the EDINNA General Assembly in February 2014. Furthermore, the development of teaching aids, as well as the collection of new material is foreseen in task 3.3.1. Task 3.3.2 will identify existing dissemination channels and exploit these channels for the dissemination of the renewed database on information services. Furthermore, task 3.3.2 will develop a framework for long-term dissemination of information services amongst logistical educational institutes. Tasks Task 3.3.1 Consolidation of information services relating to general logistics education Start: 01.09.2013 End: 30.06.2015 Lead: To do who until Check content of current database on information services relating to general logistics education Investigation on new information services relating to general logistics education Revise former material collected in the current database in order to have it available during the new academic year Official launch of revised database Collect information services relating to general logistics education in accordance with categories as defined in Platina I and NELI (Logistics Model Course)/ EWITA (Intermodal /BDB/CRU P/CERO/MAR/V IA /BDB/CRU P/CERO/MAR/V IA /BDB/CRU P/CERO/MAR/V IA /BDB/CRU P/CERO/MAR/V IA /BDB/CRU P/CERO/MAR/V 30.11.2013 31.12.2013 31.01.2013 28.02.2014 30.06.2014 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 28 of 39

transport Ines Danube e-learning platform)/hint IA Identify gaps between current information services available and needs identified in Platina I and NELI/HINT Develop teaching aids /BDB/CRU P/CERO/MAR/V IA /BDB/CRU P/CERO/MAR/V IA 30.09.2014 31.12.2014 Develop required information services CRUP 28.02.2015 Draft report Consolidation and provision of learning content 30.03.2015 Final report Consolidation and provision of learning content 30.06.2015 Del. No Deliverable Name Dissemination level Description Due 3.3 Consolidation and Provision of Learning Content PU Existing web portals are updated. Teaching aids for specific target groups are developed further for publication on the EDINNA website. 30.06.2015 Interactions Topic/Experts Resp. for with interaction EDINNA Learning content with respect to integration of IWT knowledge in general logistics education and training HINT Train the trainer workshops Logistics simulator concept with respect to integration of IWT knowledge in general logistics education and training German SPC network and regional network activities /CERO BDB D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 29 of 39

Task 3.3.2 Dissemination plan for logistics learning material Start: 01.09.2013 End: 28.02.2014 Lead: To do who until Investigation on current dissemination channels among members of EDINNA Investigation on possible ways to disseminate learning materials amongst logistics educational institutes Define a framework for longer term cooperation between EDINNA and logistics educational institute,s training and assessment institutes and ELA European Logistics Association Draft report Dissemination plan for logistics learning material Final report and start of dissemination activities Various dissemination moments by means of direct mailings and broader dissemination by means of network of core stakeholders (revised databse and feedback received) Dissemination to targeted institutes and broader dissemination in accordance with new developments (upgrading of learning content and train-the-trainer manual) Further fine-tuning of teaching aids and dissemination /BDB/CE RO/MAR/VIA /BDB/CE RO/MAR/VIA /BDB/CE RO/MAR/VIA /BDB/CE RO/MAR/VIA /BDB/CE RO/MAR/VIA /BDB/CE RO/MAR/VIA /BDB/CE RO/MAR/VIA /BDB/CE RO/MAR/VIA 31.10.2013 31.12.2013 31.01.2014 28.02.2014 31.03.2014 30.06.2014 30.06.2015 28.02.2016 Del. No Deliverable Name Dissemination level Description Due 3.1 Dissemination Plan for Logistics Learning Material PU Plan to describe and plan the concrete steps towards dissemination of logistics learning content 31.03.2014 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 30 of 39

Interactions with Topic Resp. for interaction EDINNA Logistics Learning Material HINT Logistics Simulator Concept and dissemination / CERO Important External Dates (until mid 2014) Year Month Project Topic Resp. Remark 2014 Feb EDINNA General Assembly EDINNA Conference with stakeholder s included D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 31 of 39

Resources SWP 3.3 PP SWP Budget [ ] Person months Personnel Subcontracting [ ] Other direct Eligible ind. 3.3 26.750 3 21.500-3.500 1.750 VIA 3.3 16.227 1 6.353 8.000 1.336 538 BDB 3.3 8.486 1 6.430-1.500 556 CRUP 3.3 9.484 2 6.864-2.000 620 CERO 3.3 10.439 2 6.756-3.000 683 MAR 3.3 8.262 1 7.722-0 540 Total 79.648 10 55.625 8.000 11.336 4.687 Subcontracting SWP 3.3 Responsible partner SWP Content of subcontract Estimated costs [ ] Due date VIA 3.3 Hiring external expertise for development of multimedia teaching material 8.000 31.12.2014 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 32 of 39

Other direct costs SWP 3.3 Responsible Partner SWP Purpose Estimated cost [ ] 3.3 Cost for organisation/travel cost for SWP, promotion activities during EDINNA General Assembly and other meetings VIA 3.3 Cost for organisation/travel cost for SWP, promotion activities during EDINNA General Assembly and other meetings BDB 3.3 Cost for organisation/travel cost for SWP, promotion activities during EDINNA General Assembly and other meetings CRUP 3.3 Cost for organisation/travel cost for SWP, promotion activities during EDINNA General Assembly and other meetings CERO 3.3 Cost for organisation/travel cost for SWP, promotion activities during EDINNA General Assembly and other meetings 3.500 1.336 1.500 2.000 3.000 D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 33 of 39

Resource Planning SWP 3.3 for 1st Reporting Period (1 Sep 2013 28 Feb 2015) PP SWP Budget [ ] Person months Personnel Subcontracting [ ] Other direct Eligible ind. 3.3 19.082 2 14.334-3.500 1.248 VIA 3.3 16.227 1 6.353 8.000 1.336 538 BDB 3.3 8.486 1 6.430-1.500 556 CRUP 3.3 9.484 2 6.864-2.000 620 CERO 3.3 10.439 2 6.756-3.000 683 MAR 3.3 8.262 1 7.722-0 540 Total 71.980 9 48.459 8.000 11.336 4.185 Short explanation Since SWP 3.3 will be finalised shortly after reporting period one, all resources available are located for the first reporting period, except 1 man month in order to finalise the deliverable. D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 34 of 39

Dissemination Plan SWP 3.3 NO. Type of activities 6 Main leader Title Date/Period Place Type of audience 7 Size of audience Countries addressed 1 Conferences 2 Working Group VIA 3 Web All EDINNA General Assembly Danube Region Strategy: IWT Education & Jobs Link with relevant 6 Brussels tbd tbd 2014 (launch) - Scientific Community / Industry / Policy Makers / Media / Others IWT Authorities / Industry / Training institutions Teaching sector 50 80 EU 28 Danube (14) EU 28 6 A drop down list allows choosing the dissemination activity: publications, conferences, workshops, web, press releases, flyers, articles published in the popular press, videos, media briefings, presentations, exhibitions, thesis, interviews, films, TV clips, posters, Other. 7 A drop down list allows choosing the type of public: Scientific Community (higher education, Research), Industry, Civil Society, Policy makers, Medias, Other ('multiple choices' is possible). D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 35 of 39

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Annex 1: Status-quo on technical standards for the use of ship-handling simulators Various stakeholders focussed their activities with respect to ship-handling simulators on the functionalities needed in order to be able to train, assess and examine by means of a simulator. The CCNR organised a round table in January 2013 with participation of member states administrations, representatives from the industry and representatives from the education field, where the functionalities of ship-handling simulators were discussed. The functionalities identified during this round table will form the basis of the work of the STF Committee of the CCNR as well as the working group MQ/G. In the meantime, the Common Expert Group on Professional Qualifications and Training Standards of DG MOVE, discussed the possibilities of using simulators to replace practical training on e.g. local knowledge requirements. EDINNA conducted a first research on the use of simulators in inland navigation and training and their underlying didactical concepts. However, inland navigation ship-handling simulators are hardly available throughout Europe. Although a limited number of well-known simulator manufacturers for maritime education and training are known, none of them produce inland navigation ship-handling simulators. The existing ones are built by research and educational institutes themselves. However, there is request for the delivery of ship-handling simulators in order to improve the quality of education and training, and to use the ship-handling simulators in order to be able to shorten the period of mandatory sailing time. Based on the functionalities deriving from the discussion at the CCNR, technical requirements will be determined in order to set common standards for technical requirements of ship-handling simulators for inland navigation throughout the EU. D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 37 of 39

Annex 2: Concept for electronic service record books In September 2012, DG Move installed a Common Expert Group on Professional Qualifications and Training Standards. Amongst others, the Service Record Book and its functionalities were discussed in the light of modernisation of professional qualifications. The current paper version of the Service Record Book, in which the qualification and the sailing time of a crew member on Board a vessel is recorded, hampers labour mobility throughout the EU and besides fraud is easy to commit. In order to improve the quality of Service Record Books, increase the possibilities of an inspection of the Service Record Books and to easier allow labour mobility, harmonisation of required information contained in SRB and mutual recognition of the SRB, which ideally would be an e-srb would be in favour of most of the stakeholders. A pilot of an e-srb is already available in the Netherlands. In parallel, a new working time agreement has been reached on a European Level and the working time directive will be adopted. In order to register working time digitally, an electronic logbook could be installed and combined with an e-srb. The e-srb will ideally be registered in a central European database. SWP 3.2 will analyse the contents of an e-srb and investigate the possibilities of a European database and the combination of various electronic tools. D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 38 of 39

Annex 3: Learning Materials for future logistics decision makers In order to increase the use of IWT as a modality in the supply chain, future logistics decision makers should be aware of the possibilities of IWT. Platina I showed that there is a genuine interest from institutes offering general logistics education on various vocational levels to teach their students on IWT as a modality in the supply chain. However, Platina I showed as well that hardly any knowledge and material is available at the institutes, and that the collection and dissemination of learning material for future logistics decision makers is a prerequisite in order to create more awareness on these possibilities. SWP 3.3. will revise the material already available and develop information services and teaching aids in order to provide the educational institutes with material ready-for-use. D3.0_WP3_Inception Report_2014-04-25 (draft final).docx Page 39 of 39