Marine Technical & Engineering Support

1. Professional Diploma in Marine Mechanical Fitter

Category: Marine Technical & Engineering Support
Course Type: Professional Diploma / Skill-Based Programme
Mode: Classroom + Workshop + Practical Training
Duration: 2 Months – 6 Months
Programme Level: Job-Oriented / Technical Skill Training

The Professional Diploma in Marine Mechanical Fitter is a practical programme designed for students who want to work in shipyards, dry docks, offshore maintenance teams, marine engineering workshops, and mechanical service companies.

Marine mechanical fitters play an important role in maintaining and repairing ship machinery. This course trains students in mechanical fitting basics, tools and measurements, maintenance procedures, and workshop discipline required for entry-level marine mechanical jobs.

What You Will Learn

Mechanical fitter skills used in shipyard and marine maintenance work
Tools, measurements, and fitting practices
Pump, valve, and pipeline maintenance basics
Bearing, coupling, and alignment basics
Dismantling, inspection, and assembly procedures
Safety standards followed in marine workshops and shipyards

Topics Covered

Introduction to marine mechanical fitting and shipyard work
Workshop tools, safety rules, and fitting discipline
Measuring instruments: vernier, micrometer, gauges (basic use)
Mechanical fitting operations: marking, cutting, drilling, filing
Fasteners, gaskets, seals, and fitting components basics
Pump and valve maintenance basics
Pipe fitting and flange joint basics
Bearing fitting and coupling basics
Shaft alignment awareness (basic level)
Preventive maintenance procedures and checklists
Common mechanical faults and troubleshooting basics
Marine safety and shipyard working conditions awareness

Practical Training

Hands-on fitting practice with tools and instruments
Pump dismantling and assembly demonstrations
Valve servicing and gasket replacement practice
Pipe fitting and flange alignment practice
Workshop-based troubleshooting practice
Mini project: basic marine mechanical maintenance report

Who Can Join

10th / +2 / ITI / Diploma candidates
Freshers aiming for shipyard and offshore jobs
Mechanical / fitter / welding students (preferred)
Basic technical interest is enough

Career Opportunities

After completion, candidates can apply for entry-level roles such as:

Marine Mechanical Fitter (Trainee)
Shipyard Mechanical Assistant
Offshore Mechanical Support Technician
Pump & Valve Maintenance Assistant (Marine)
Dry Dock Mechanical Support Staff

Why Choose This Course?

Strong demand for mechanical fitters in shipyards and offshore industries
Practical workshop-based training with real tools
Job-oriented programme for marine mechanical entry roles
Good pathway for Gulf and international marine opportunities

2. Ship Maintenance & Marine Engineering Basics

Category: Marine Technical & Engineering Support
Course Type: Certificate / Diploma – Skill Training
Mode: Classroom + Workshop + Practical Training
Duration: 2 Months – 6 Months
Programme Level: Job-Oriented / Technical Skill Training

Ship Maintenance & Marine Engineering Basics is a practical programme designed for students who want to understand how ships are maintained and how basic marine engineering systems work.

Ships operate in tough sea conditions, so regular maintenance is essential for safety and performance. This course gives students a clear foundation in ship systems, engine room basics, mechanical maintenance, and shipyard working procedures. The training is mainly practical, so students learn real tools, basic maintenance routines, and shipyard discipline.

Course Objectives

Understand basic ship maintenance and marine engineering systems
Learn common ship repair and routine maintenance work
Gain awareness of engine room equipment and ship machinery basics
Learn workshop tools and maintenance practices
Build safety discipline required for shipyard and onboard work

Key Learning Areas

Ship structure and common maintenance areas
Marine engineering fundamentals (basic level)
Engine room equipment overview
Pump, valve, and pipeline maintenance basics
Lubrication, cleaning, and preventive maintenance routines
Safety rules and shipyard discipline

Topics Covered

Introduction to ships, ship types, and shipyard work
Basic ship structure: hull, deck, bulkheads, compartments
Engine room basics: main engine overview and auxiliaries
Pumps, valves, pipelines, and fittings (basic understanding)
Cooling systems and bilge system awareness
Lubrication and basic maintenance routines
Workshop tools and mechanical handling basics
Corrosion, rust removal, and basic marine painting overview
Safety standards onboard and in shipyard environments
Maintenance checklist preparation and reporting basics

Practical Training

Workshop tools and safety handling practice
Basic dismantling and assembly demonstrations
Valve and pipeline maintenance practice (basic level)
Pump inspection demonstrations
Preventive maintenance checklist preparation
Mini project: ship maintenance routine plan + simple report

Eligibility

10th / +2 / ITI / Diploma candidates
Freshers aiming for shipyard and offshore jobs
Mechanical / fitter / marine-related students (preferred)
Basic technical interest is enough

Career Opportunities

After completing this course, candidates can apply for entry-level roles such as:

Ship Maintenance Assistant
Marine Engineering Support Trainee
Shipyard Technician (Trainee)
Dry Dock Maintenance Support Staff
Offshore Maintenance Support Assistant

Why Choose This Course?

Best foundation course for shipyard and marine engineering careers
Practical training focused on real maintenance work
Helps students understand ship systems before advanced courses
Job-oriented programme suitable for Gulf and offshore opportunities

3. Marine Electrical & Mechanical Workshop

Marine Electrical & Mechanical Workshop is a hands-on training programme designed for students who want practical skills in both basic marine electrical work and mechanical maintenance support.

In shipyards and offshore maintenance, technicians are expected to understand tools, wiring basics, safety rules, and mechanical workshop procedures. This course gives students a strong foundation in electrical checking, wiring practice, mechanical fitting basics, and workshop discipline needed for entry-level jobs.

Course Objectives

Learn basic marine electrical and mechanical workshop practices
Understand tools, safety rules, and maintenance discipline
Gain practical knowledge in wiring, testing, and fault checking
Learn basic mechanical fitting and repair support skills
Prepare for entry-level shipyard and offshore workshop roles

Key Learning Areas

Electrical wiring and testing basics
Motors, starters, relays, and control components (basic level)
Mechanical fitting and workshop operations
Pumps, valves, and pipeline maintenance awareness
Preventive maintenance and troubleshooting basics
Marine safety standards and work discipline

Topics Covered

Introduction to marine workshop environment and safety
Workshop tools and handling methods
Electrical basics: voltage, current, insulation, earthing
Wiring practice: single-phase and basic three-phase awareness
Motors and starters: contactor, overload, relays (basic)
Basic electrical fault finding and testing methods
Cable identification, terminal connections, and safety
Mechanical fitting basics: cutting, drilling, filing, alignment
Bearings, couplings, fasteners, gaskets, and seals
Pump and valve servicing basics (support level)
Preventive maintenance checklist and reporting basics
Marine work discipline and shipyard safety procedures

Practical Training

Wiring practice using real boards and components
Electrical testing using multimeter and basic tools
Motor connection demonstration and safety checking
Mechanical fitting and tool handling practice
Pump dismantling and valve servicing demonstrations
Mini project: basic maintenance checklist + fault report

Eligibility

10th / +2 / ITI / Diploma candidates
Freshers aiming for shipyard / offshore jobs
Electrical, mechanical, fitter, or technician students (preferred)
Basic technical interest is enough

Career Opportunities

After completion, candidates can apply for entry-level roles such as:

Marine Workshop Assistant (Electrical/Mechanical)
Shipyard Technician (Trainee)
Offshore Maintenance Support Assistant
Marine Electrical Helper
Mechanical Maintenance Assistant (Shipyard)

Why Choose This Course?

Practical training in both electrical + mechanical basics
Useful skill combination for shipyard and offshore jobs
Strong foundation for advanced marine technical courses
Job-oriented programme suitable for Gulf and marine industries

4. Marine Welding & Fabrication

Marine Welding & Fabrication is a practical programme designed for students who want to build a career in shipyard welding, offshore fabrication support, structural repair work, and marine engineering workshops.

Ship welding is different from normal welding because it involves heavy steel structures, tight working areas, and strict safety rules. This course trains students in welding fundamentals, fabrication basics, cutting methods, and shipyard work discipline required for entry-level jobs.

Course Objectives

Learn welding and fabrication skills used in shipyards and marine industries
Understand welding safety standards and work discipline
Gain hands-on practice in welding and cutting operations
Learn fabrication basics like marking, fitting, and joint preparation
Prepare for entry-level shipyard and offshore welding roles

Key Learning Areas

Welding fundamentals and joint types
Cutting and grinding techniques
Fabrication basics: marking, measuring, fitting
Ship structural repair awareness
Marine safety standards and welding precautions
Practical workshop exposure and job readiness

Topics Covered

Introduction to marine welding and shipyard work
Welding safety, PPE, and shipyard discipline
Welding processes:
- Arc Welding (SMAW) basics
- MIG/MAG awareness (if available)
- Gas welding basic awareness
Joint preparation: butt, lap, fillet, T-joints
Welding positions basics (flat, vertical, overhead awareness)
Cutting methods: gas cutting, grinding, edge preparation
Fabrication basics: measuring, marking, and fitting
Plate and pipe welding awareness (basic level)
Welding defects, inspection basics, and correction methods
Corrosion and marine environment awareness
Basic ship structural repair overview

Practical Training

Hands-on welding practice with real workshop setups
Joint preparation and fitting practice
Gas cutting and safety demonstrations
Grinding and finishing practice
Simple fabrication work: brackets, frames, supports
Mini project: fabrication piece + weld inspection checklist

Eligibility

10th / +2 / ITI / Diploma candidates
Freshers aiming for shipyard and fabrication jobs
Welding / mechanical students (preferred, but not compulsory)
Basic safety discipline required

Career Opportunities

After completion, candidates can apply for entry-level roles such as:

Marine Welder (Trainee)
Shipyard Welding Assistant
Fabrication Technician (Trainee)
Offshore Fabrication Support Staff
Structural Repair Helper (Marine)

Why Choose This Course?

High demand for welding and fabrication skills in shipyards
Strong hands-on training with workshop exposure
Job-oriented programme for marine and offshore industries
Good pathway for Gulf and international shipyard opportunities

5. Marine Refrigeration & HVAC Support

Category: Marine Technical & Engineering Support
Course Type: Certificate / Diploma – Skill Training
Mode: Classroom + Practical Lab + Hands-On Training
Duration: 2 Months – 6 Months
Programme Level: Job-Oriented / Technical Skill Training

Marine Refrigeration & HVAC Support is a practical training programme designed for students who want to work in ship air conditioning, cold room maintenance, offshore HVAC support, and marine refrigeration servicing.

Refrigeration and air conditioning systems on ships operate continuously in salty air, high humidity, and heavy vibration, which makes marine HVAC maintenance different from normal AC work. This course trains students in the basic systems used onboard, servicing methods, gas charging, fault checking, and safety rules required for entry-level marine HVAC jobs.