IGF Code Sea Time Reduction Course

Hands-on IGF course in safe and efficient LNG and methanol bunkering, corresponding to 25 days of sea service.

About the course

Participants

For maritime professionals who need practical, hands-on training in IGF fuel systems and operations, including fulfilment of the IGF Code sea-time requirements.

Duration

5 days

Requirements

Completed IGF Code Basic and Advanced Training

Price

DKK 20,000 excl. VAT

Preparation

None

Next course date: 28. september – 2. october

IGF Code Sea Time Reduction Course

The 5-day IGF Sea Time Reduction Course is designed to provide maritime professionals with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in the implementation and operation of IGF fuel installations. The course ensures that participants meet international requirements for safety, compliance, and operational performance when handling IGF fuel systems.

Participants get:

Practical knowledge of safety procedures for IGF fuel installations
Operational expertise in handling LNG and methanol fuel systems through simulator-based training
Understanding of risk management and problem-solving related to IGF fuel operations

The course corresponds to 25 days of sea service out of the 30 days required under the STCW Convention, Regulation V/3 (“Mandatory minimum requirements for the training and qualification of masters, officers, ratings and other personnel on ships subject to the IGF Code”) and is accredited by the Danish Maritime Authority (DMA).

The remaining 5 days of sea service must be completed onboard an IGF Code vessel and documented using the Attestation of Completed Onboard Training Activities, available for download from the DMA website.

Click here for further information from the Danish Maritime Authority

Who are the participants

Maritime professionals requiring practical, hands-on training in IGF fuel systems and operations
Personnel who need to meet the sea-time requirements of the IGF Code
Participants who have completed:
– IGF Code Basic Training
– IGF Code Advanced Training

Course content

The course includes a range of practical exercises and operational scenarios designed to develop your skills and knowledge:

Safety Procedures
Apply and practice safety protocols during practical exercises related to LNG and methanol bunkering.

Industry-Standard Bunkering Procedures
Hands-on experience with standard procedures and checklists for LNG and methanol bunkering.

LNG and Methanol Bunkering Operations
Carry out two complete LNG bunkering operations after docking, including emptying and gas-freeing of LNG bunker tanks.
Carry out two complete methanol bunkering operations after docking, including emptying and gas-freeing of methanol bunker tanks.

Tank Inspection and Gas Handling
Learn inerting and ventilation procedures prior to tank inspection.

Fuel Changeover
Train changeover procedures between LNG and methanol and conventional fuels in engine systems, and vice versa.

Fault Diagnosis and Troubleshooting
Develop the ability to diagnose and resolve issues related to LNG and methanol installations.