HAZMAT course is offered by Hoon Maritie Institute. In 1935, training of engineering cadets was also commenced on the Dufferin. The number of cadets admitted each year was 25 nautical and 25 engineering cadets.
HAZMAT course is offered by Hoon Maritie Institute. In 1935, training of engineering cadets was also commenced on the Dufferin. The number of cadets admitted each year was 25 nautical and 25 engineering cadets.
Ever since, Indian Maritime Training sector has grown and has established itself a serious player in the World Fleet and has a long standing tradition of producing High quality officers.
To a large extent this was made possible by the Indian government's visionary initiative of establishing a few excellent maritime training institutes immediately after independence.
In recent years, India's position of leadership has been significantly weakened by an inability to keep pace with the technical advancements and sophistication.
Inadequate allocation of resources for maritime training from the government and lack of a suitable environment to facilitate private investment led to this decline.
The first Indian owned vessel S.S. "Loyalty" sailed out of Bombay Harbour on 5 th April 1919 for London. The vessel was owned by M/s. Scindia Steam Navigation Co.
The Master and the other officers were British. Subsequently a resolution was moved by Sir P. S. Sivaswamy Iyer in the Indian legislative assembly and R.I.M.S Dufferin was acquired by the Department of Commerce and converted into a training ship. On December 1927, the first batch of 50 nautical cadets joined the I.M.M.T.S. DUFFERIN.
In 1935, training of engineering cadets was also commenced on the Dufferin. The number of cadets admitted each year was 25 nautical and 25 engineering cadets. Ever since, Indian Maritime Training sector has grown and has established itself a serious player in the World Fleet and has a long standing tradition of producing High quality officers.
To a large extent this was made possible by the Indian government's visionary initiative of establishing a few excellent maritime training institutes immediately after independence.
In recent years, India's position of leadership has been significantly weakened by an inability to keep pace with the technical advancements and sophistication.
Inadequate allocation of resources for maritime training from the government and lack of a suitable environment to facilitate private investment led to this decline.
Hoon Group, a very reputed organization based out of Kolkata, having decades of experience in Hospitality & business management and having a family tradition of Senior Merchant Navy officers, started its work in 2011-2012 in establishing a Maritime Education center with its emphasis on Quality and Culture.
Thus, HMI was born. HMI, Kolkata is a Post sea / Modular course institute built in the Heart of Kolkata’s Maritime District. HMI is an initiative resourced and created by Indian Merchant Navy officers to cater the Merchant Navy Officers of India. Since the promoters are seafarers themselves, the Group aims at not solely increasing the numbers of Indian Merchant Navy officers but preparing Quality officers inculcated with ethical Sailing Traditions.
In Future, The Hoon Group endeavours to create more jobs for Seafarers both on shore and at sea and would strive to setup a post sea college on the four pillars of – Quality, Maritime Safety, Environmental Protection and Placement before admission.
Employers are obliged to have a written Hazard Communication Program (HCP) if their employees are to be exposed to hazardous chemicals.
HAZMAT course is offered by Marine Educational Trust. The academy is to provide courses and programs of the highest quality to meet the international requirements.
This course meets the requirements of stcw section b-v/b and b-v/c and is based on the guidelines of the imdg code, cfr 49 and imo model course 1.10.
Hazmat Course is offered by Oceans XV Nautical Services Pvt Ltd. The training centre located at F-322, Lado Sarai has spacious air conditioned classrooms, simulator rooms, kitchen and toilets in 4000 sq ft. of floor space done up in a thoughtful and modern manner.
The Course addresses a range of subject areas, ranging from the legislative framework, to the technical and scientific aspects of Hazardous & Noxious Substance, contingency planning, response options and media awareness. The course is available for both the Operational Level, aimed at First Respon...
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