Minimum Skills Requirements for the Marine Engine Repair Industry at College Level

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According to the regulation on minimum volume of knowledge, competence requirements that learners must achieve after graduating from intermediate and college-level programs in marine engine repair, issued in conjunction with Circular 47/2018/TT-BLDTBXH, the minimum skills that learners must achieve after graduating from the college-level marine engine repair program are as follows:

- Be able to read drawings, identify faults, calculate the volume, and choose the appropriate repair and assembly methods;

- Proficiently use tools and equipment in the process of maintaining, repairing common faults, and assembling machines;

- Regularly maintain, periodically maintain, and repair faults of various types of diesel engines and related machines installed on ships, ensuring technical requirements;

- Skillfully operate diesel engines and related machines installed on ships according to technical requirements;

- Use different types of tools and measuring equipment during the repair and assembly of marine engines;

- Inspect and evaluate the product quality as assigned;

- Carry out acceptance and handover of products according to the correct procedure;

- Predict and handle arising issues during the repair and assembly process;

- Organize and manage a repair team and provide training and guidance to lower-level workers;

- Control the impact of equipment on the general environment;

- Implement occupational safety and hygiene measures and handle emergency aid situations at workplaces;

- Use basic information technology according to regulations; exploit, process, and apply information technology in professional work in the field;

- Use basic foreign language skills, reaching level 2/6 in the Vietnamese language competency framework; apply foreign languages to professional work in the field.

Detailed regulations can be found at Circular 47/2018/TT-BLDTBXH, issued on December 28, 2018.

Le Vy

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