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With this certificate, you can perform the functions and duties of a deck crew member (deck watch rating) forming part of a navigational watch on ships of 500 gross tonnage (GT) or more in any operating area. From DWR, you can progress to Able Seafarer Deck (AB Deck).
The Navigational Watch Rating (NWR) certificate is becoming an increasingly common requirement for deckhands on ships which follow a commercial or passenger yacht code. The NWR is achieved by showing you have advanced deck skills and completed a specific set of watchkeeping tasks to become a valuable crew member.
The Yacht Rating Certificate is required by crew on Superyachts to be part of the safe manning of a vessel. This 5-day Training Course Covers the Following Topics. Navigational Watch Duties. Life-Saving and Fire Fighting Equipment. Seamanship.
This is an international qualification for Australian registered vessels operating in international waters. This international certificate enables you to assist in keeping a navigational watch.
STCW II/4 Rating Forming Part of a Navigational Watch (RFPNW) is a qualified rating and Endorsement, designed to fulfill the requirements of of the STCW Convention in the deck department of an ocean going vessel.
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The Rating Forming Part of a Navigational Watch Online Course is intended to provide the knowledge required for seafarers to perform as a Watch Stander. Topics include: Lookout, Helmsmanship, Watchkeeping, Pollution, Communication and Safety. This online course is based on an 8 hour in-person course.
Once you have your Deck Watch Rating certificate, it does not expire and will not need to be renewed. The DWR certificate corresponds with a certificate issued under regulation II/4 of the International Convention on the Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers, 1978, as amended (STCW).
An able seafarer must be able to work safely in enclosed spaces and at heights, and must also be able to respond to vessel emergencies; administer emergency first aid; carry out fire prevention and fire-fighting duties; be able to use survival techniques in the water; and be able to operate survival craft and rescue

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