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Engineering & machinery

Systems. Control. Understanding.

Engine room resource management and advanced automation training for marine engineers, from Maritime Masters maritime training.

Course 003Engine Room Resource Mgmt
Course 009Automation & Control
Engineeringand electrical

01 · At a glance

Engineering in numbers

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engineering courses featured: Course 003 and Course 009

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engineer ranks, fourth to chief

0–18 mo

typical sea training for cadets

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courses in the catalogue

03 · The course

Engine Room Resource Management

Course 003 is listed under engineering and electrical in the featured training. It focuses on systems, control and understanding, and on how engine teams work together.

  • Engineering and electrical area
  • Teamwork and communication
  • For engineers and engine ratings
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Trainees around a cutaway marine engine model

04 · Advanced

Advanced Automation & Control Engineering

Course 009 is part of our advanced training, for engineers who work with monitoring and control systems.

  • Advanced training level
  • Automation and control systems
  • Engineering and electrical area
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Colour-coded ship pipework and valves with pressure gauges

05 · Machinery cycle

From operation to reliability

Engineering trainees at an engine model 01

Operate

Run machinery safely and efficiently.

Pipework and valves 02

Monitor

Watch temperatures, pressures and alarms.

Glowing control display 03

Control

Use automation and control systems.

Lecture room 04

Maintain

Plan maintenance and learn from findings.

Interactive · Career ladder

From cadet to command

    06 · Who it is for

    The engine department

    Engineering trainees Engine

    Engine cadets

    Learning machinery under supervision.

    Engine room pipework Engine

    Watchkeeping engineers

    Fourth and third engineers.

    Control display Engine

    Senior engineers

    Second and chief engineers.

    Interactive · Training planner

    Who are you, and what do you need?

    1 · Your role

    2 · What do you need?

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    FAQ

    Questions we are asked most

    Engine Room Resource Management (Course 003) is an engineering and electrical course at the Maritime Masters maritime training focused on systems, control and understanding, and on how engine room teams communicate and make decisions together. Find it on the featured courses page.

    Yes. Advanced Automation and Control Engineering (Course 009) is listed under our advanced training for engineers who work with alarm, monitoring and control systems on modern ships. Call or WhatsApp us on +91 98197 72041 and we will reply within one working day.

    The Maritime Masters training course catalogue includes engineering and machinery courses under the theme systems, control and understanding. Ask admissions which course matches your rank and the machinery you work on.

    Teams combine technical training with support from ship management. Maritime Masters crew management technical management covers planned maintenance, drydocking and machinery reliability, while Maritime Masters trains the people who carry the work out.

    seafarer career programs lists GME, BTech Marine and Chief Engineer pathways, with sea training typically 12 to 18 months and a cadet-to-chief roadmap of roughly 8 to 10 years. Read the engine officer programs and speak to the team about your route.

    Discuss your certificates and joining date with training admissions and ask about available courses and delivery. For placement and manning, Maritime Masters ship management crew management handles STCW and MLC-aligned crewing.

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