Nautical and engineering shift

•  Be At Least 16 Years Of Age
• Basic Education Adequately Supported By The State
• Documented Sea Service Recorded In The Training Record Book Not Less Than 6 Months Under The Direct Supervision Of The Captain Or Watch Keeping Officer Or

• Special Navigational Education And Training Adopted By The Maritime Authority, Including A Sufficient Period Of Sea Service  Not Less Than Two Months, Under The Direct Supervision Of The Captain Or Watch Keeping Officer  Recorded In The Training  Record Book.

• Completed The Education And Training Of Certified Standards To Achieve Efficiency In Section A-II / 4 ( The Responsibilities Of The Sailors Who Are Part Of A Navigational Watch ) Of The International Convention For Education And Training .
• Meet The Standard Of Competence Specified In Section A-VI / 1 ( Based Training Techniques For The Definition Of Personal Safety , The Prevention  And Fire-Fighting , First Aid , Personal Safety And Social Responsibilities ) Of The International Convention For Education And Training STCW.
• Meet The Standards Of Medical Fitness For Seafarers As Contained In Rule I / 9 Of The International Convention For Education And Training STCW, And Meet All Other Requirements Of Local Incoming Local Laws And Regulations Governing The Issuance Of Certificates.

-fire prevention and fire fighting

-first aids

– Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities

-ISPS

– The use of the means of communication and warning systems ship

– The ability to understand the orders issued to him and communicate with the officer in charge of the navigational watch

– Maintenance procedures and delivery rotation of watch keeping and rest

– The information required to carry out a safe manner Watch keeping
– Procedures for Primary Prevention of Pollution