Certificate II in Transport & Distribution (Coastal Maritime Operations - Coxswain)
This Certificate of Competency entitles the holder to be in charge of a commercial vessel (fishing or trading) of less than 12 metres in length overall. The certificate is a dual purpose Skipper/Engineering qualification for people operating small vessels close to shore.
The Coxswain Certificate will generally be endorsed: "Valid for Inshore operations within 15 nautical miles to seaward to the coast or designated sheltered waters limits."
To be eligible for the Coxswains Certificate a student must:
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be over the age of 18 years (proof must be provided)
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be able to prove 12 months qualifying service on commercial or non-commercial vessels. Of this, not less than 3 months must be on vessels of less than 24 metres
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pass an eyesight test for colour and vision
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pass a medical examination
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produce character and sobriety testimonials
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have paid the appropriate fee to the relevant maritime authority.
Pre-requisites:
- Elements of Shipboard Safety (Senior First Aid; Survival & Fire)
- Radio Telephony
When and where:
Port Adelaide
Feb 15 - Mar 03
Jun 28 - Jul 14
Sep 27 - Oct 14
Nov 29 - Dec 15
Port Lincoln
May 10 - May 26
Nov 15 - Dec 01
Other details:
- Open Learning is available
- Total course cost of $545.00 includes exam fees and learning guides
For those students who would like more information about this course, please contact AFA. Students can also visit the Marine Careers section of the Department of Transport, Energy and Infrastructure website.
