Introduction to the Marine Engine Repair Discipline at the College Level

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The regulation on the minimum knowledge volume and competency requirements for students upon graduation at the intermediate and college levels in the field of marine engine repair, issued in conjunction with Circular 47/2018/TT-BLDTBXH stipulates that marine engine repair at the college level is a field where professionals carry out tasks such as repairing, maintaining, and assembling marine engines; repairing, maintaining, and assembling power transmission systems, marine engine electrical systems, auxiliary equipment systems, and various other related equipment on ships... meeting technical standards, ensuring labor productivity, technical safety, environmental hygiene, and completing tasks timely to meet Level 5 requirements in the Vietnam National Qualifications Framework.

The occupation's tasks are mainly carried out at enterprises, shipbuilding and repair companies, mechanical and shipbuilding mechanical production and business facilities. Working conditions and environments include both workshops and ship slips, onboard ships, using primary materials such as machine parts, oil, greases, and essential materials for the job... requiring high technical standards in noisy and dusty industrial environments. High work intensity according to progress and product volume. The main equipment and tools used in the profession include lifting devices, hoisting equipment, transportation means, tube bending equipment, straightening, metal cutting, marking tools, inspection, repair, assembly tools, specialized equipment, common and safety assurance tools.

To practice the profession, workers must have good health, practical knowledge, extensive theoretical knowledge about the field and occupation, and professional skills that meet job position requirements; possess creativity.

Minimum knowledge volume: 2,350 hours (equivalent to 84 credits).

For detailed content, refer to Circular 47/2018/TT-BLDTBXH, effective from February 10, 2019.

Le Vy

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