Calhoon MEBA Engineering School Training
Engineering Courses
Practical marine engineering courses including diesel, gas turbine, steam, refrigeration, welding and LNG as a fuel.
Description
The engineering curriculum at Calhoon MEBA Engineering School trains marine engineers on propulsion and auxiliary machinery. Not all courses are offered every year.
Key features
- Diesel Engineering (six weeks): propulsion and auxiliary diesel engines and control systems, using a Sulzer 1RND68 engine trainer and a KMSS MC-90 slow-speed diesel plant simulator
- Container Refrigeration (two weeks): seven operating Thermo King and Carrier units
- Gas Turbine Engineering and Steam Engineering
- "LNG as a Fuel": combined basic and advanced IGF Code operations
- Machine Shop Proficiency, Refrigeration, Welding, Welding Proficiency, Advanced Pipe Welding Practices and TIG Welding (GTAW)
- Wartsila RT-Flex engine training (Level 1 basic, Level 2 operator)
Applications
Competency and skills training for licensed and unlicensed marine engineers.
Specifications
| Diesel Engineering duration | six weeks |
|---|---|
| Diesel Engineering capacity | 12 students |
| Container Refrigeration duration | two weeks |
More from Calhoon MEBA Engineering School
- Nautical Science Courses
- Electrical Courses
- Emergency Response Courses
- Computer Courses
- General Education Courses
- Live Virtual (Online) Courses
- Licensed Academy Internship Program
- STCW Gap Closing and Electro-Technical Officer Endorsement Support
- Strategic Sealift Officer Program
- GMDSS Training and Licensing Information
Featured services
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Repair & Overhaul
In-Place Crankshaft Machining and Grinding
In-situ machining and grinding of crankpin and main journals, tail shafts and turbine journals up to 1080 mm diameter without removing the crankshaft.
Other service
Dockage and Moorings
Seasonal and transient dockage and moorings at the Crosby Yacht Yard marina in Osterville, Cape Cod, with a fuel dock on site.
Other service
Student Mariner Financial Assistance
Donor-funded assistance toward credentials and requirements for high school and maritime academy student mariners.