Hanseatic, with the assistance of its Principals set up a training facility with a full mission Engine Simulator, the ERS 4000. The simulator is compliant to the requirements set out in the revised STCW’95, with a scope of training objectives, which corresponds to the specifications of standard competence for engine department personnel based on IMO courses 2.07, 2.08, 7.02 and 7.04.

The Engine Simulator is also compliant with SOLAS / STCW / IMO / ISO conventions, recognized by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) for the seafarers evaluation and issuance of the corresponding certification.

The Engine Simulator facility is accredited by the Maritime Training Council (MTC) to offer Engine Room Simulator (ERS) courses and by the PRC offering practical assessment for licensure examinations.

ERS-NTPRO Joint Operation

Joint functionality between the bridge and engine simulators allows for a total ship simulation environment, combining the training of engineering and deck personnel in a single exercise. This in turn strengthens coordination and efficiency between the engine room and bridge.

Training is conducted by Marine Engine Officers at no cost to Hanseatic seafarers.

TRANSAS ERS 4000

Trainee Workstation

  • Ship’s Diesel Propulsion Plant
  • Auxiliary Systems and Machinery
  • Ship’s Electric Power Plant
  • Alarm Systems with Sound & Visual Alarm Unit
  • Machinery Sound Imitation
  • Refrigeration Plan

    • Instructor Workstation

  • Trainee Conducting, Monitoring and Recording
  • Exercise Editor - Creating and Editing
  • Debriefing Facility - View and Analyse Exercises
  • Transas Evaluation & Assessment System
  • Exercise Data Printing

    • Three Levels of Training

  • Familiarisation Level
  • Standard Operation and Watch Keeping
  • Advanced Operation and Troubleshooting