Radio Telephony
This course aims to ensure that candidates are competent in the operation of MF/HF and VHF radio, in particular its use with respect to distress, urgency, and safety messages.
As well as receiving a marine radio operator certificate of proficiency (MROCP) issued by the Office of Maritime Communications (OMC), students will receive a statement of completion in the following unit:
| National Code |
Name |
| TDMME507B |
Transmit and receive information by marine radio or telephone |
Certificates will not be issued to anyone under 16 years of age.
Course content:
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Ship Station Operators and use of stations
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Special provisions for distress, urgency and safety
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Distress procedures and method of sending urgency and safety signals
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Limited coast stations for the fishing industry
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Inshore boating radio communication service
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Emergency position indicating radio beacons
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Operating DSC transmitters
Examination
This course prepares the student for the examination for the Marine Radio Operator's Certificate of Proficiency.
Equipment
Students should bring 1 passport-size photograph of themselves as well as writing materials for note taking. A highlighter or fluorescent pen is also useful.
Pre-requisites:
When and where:
Port Adelaide
Feb 03 - Feb 05
Mar 10 - Mar 12
Jun 16 - Jun 18
Jul 21 - Jul 23
Sep 15 - Sep 17
Nov 17 - Nov 19
Port Lincoln
Apr 28 - Apr 30
Sep 01 - Sep 03
Nov 03 - Nov 05
Other details:
- Open Learning is available
- Total course cost of $225.00 includes exam fees and learning guides
For those students who would like more information about this course, please contact AFA.
