The Authority has completed an advanced Maritime Training for ORCA AI employees, a start-up that develops solutions for safety of sailing and advanced navigation, and is already installed in hundreds of ships. As one of the participants has said: “Serving maritime means really knowing the people, the work, and the environment they operate in. That’s…
The Israeli Maritime Authority has started a new course- “Advanced Ship Handling in Ports and Confined Waters”, especially designed for Captains and Chief Officers. The first course took place between June 29th and July 2th with the participation of Masters and Chief Officers from “Zim” Shipping Company. For the first time the Authority is conducting…
A Tug Able Seafarer Deck Course started on 8.6.25 with 12 participants. The Authority would like to wish all of them best of luck.
On 2.2.25, Senior Deck Officers Course has started at the Authority. 12 students participate in the course, and it will continue for about a year.
On 7.2.24, Capt. Michael Halfin, the Authority’s Head of Deck and Simulator Departments, gave a first lecture of an Israeli Official at the IMO (International Maritime Organization). The subject of Capt. Halfin’s lecture was “Bridge Resources Management Course: Advantages of Integrated Studies, Using Simulator and Psychological Guidance”. It was given at the Main Assembly Auditorium.…
A refresher course for pilots and tug masters was successfully held between 17-21.12.23. The course was instructed by Capt. Shlomo Uzan, Tug Master Es Aruety and 2/M Avichay Yakir.
A Tug Able Seafarer Deck Course ended on 26.1.23. The Authority would like to thank all students and instructors.
A refresher course for pilots and tug masters was successfully held between 13-17.11.22. The course was instructed by Capt. Shlomo Uzan, Tug Master Es Aruety and 2/M Avichay Yakir.
On July 26th 2022, a group of guests from a number of African countries came for a visit in the Authority. The guests visited the Bridge Simulator and the Fire Fighting Center and and had a lecture about the Authority and its training abilities, including cooperation with foreign countries. The visit is a cooperation with…
Since March 2022, refresher STCW training courses (Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers) have been held in the Israeli Marine Authority. The courses take place once a month. The STCW courses are designed for all deck, engine and electrical officers at all ranks, as well as ratings. They last 5 days (45 hours).…