Sounds good for hawespipers, this changes the training requirements alot but will the exams remain unchanged?
Sounds good for hawespipers, this changes the training requirements alot but will the exams remain unchanged?
Last edited by seacomber; July 2nd, 2011 at 03:51 AM. Reason: spelling and wording
Already posted in "Training and Licensing"
New OICNW Policy Letter
"If you hold a cat by the tail you learn things you cannot learn
any other way." - Mark Twain
Sent in my 3rd Mate application... game on.
Thanks for posting this. It is great for guys that were stuck with the OSV restriction or stuck because of the huge expenses involved. You will be tested the 3rd/2nd Mate exam BUT its so well worth it.
Gretchen
Houston Marine- A Member of Falck Alford
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You will be tested the 3rd/2nd Mate exam BUT its so well worth it
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Diesel (July 7th, 2011)
What I meant to say is you can go to Mate 500/1600 and not have to deal with the OSV restriction...say if you are going from an AB to Mate..
Gretchen
Houston Marine- A Member of Falck Alford
Diesel (July 7th, 2011)
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this will be very good news for a lot of people, now they need to take back the one requiring shoreside classes for the rest of the licenses!
Don't forget, the Mate OSV will be a better route by many. You can get the 6,000 ton endorsement on a Mate OSV, but not the 500 ton Mate. There are caveats that need to be considered before telling people that not having a trade restriction is better by virtue of not having a restriction. As you can see, unrestricted can close at least one door, it's not automatically the other way around like most assume. I don't think this has changed.
"Captain standard operating procedure for decision making is to do what feels right to you at the time, and then to give logical sounding justifications for what you were already going to do anyway" -
True, I am a prime example, but I always wanted to be a 1600 ton mate like my sea daddy.Originally Posted by anchorman
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Getting straight with Nate, because apparently getting right means your going to have to retake Nav Gen
RazorbackNut (July 14th, 2011)
Can a master 500 GRT with the 3000 ITC OSV endorsement get the 6000 OSV endorsement? I assume there is a path for this through the Large OSV program?Originally Posted by anchorman
Let them who know not how to pray, go to sea.
Thanks for the motivation, but I got that a few months back! Woo hooOriginally Posted by Jemplayer
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No. The only licenses that can get a large OSV are Master 1600, Mate OSV, and Master OSV. It sounds retarded but if you do the Master OSV assessments and get a true Master OSV then you can then do large OSV program... All of them are company sponsored and you must be assessed by an OMSA assessor.Originally Posted by Flyer69
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Thats fucked.
What are the training and testing difference between regular Master and Master OSV besides being able to get 6000 and the fact that you cant run anything but an OSV?
Getting straight with Nate, because apparently getting right means your going to have to retake Nav Gen
That's great news...But what about the guys that put in the time -and money- and are one signoff from completing their OICNW?
No testing differences you just have to add the Master OSV assessments. You would still have your regular 500 ton license.Originally Posted by Jemplayer
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