F. N. Jampil Training Center

08/12/2021

Pursuant to MARINA Advisory No. 2021-66, the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) informs the public that the MARINA Competency Reviewer Portal (MARINA CRP) has been implemented.

MARINA CRP is an online platform that helps aspiring officers to prepare for their Theoretical Examination.

Further, MARINA reminds the public that the CRP is OPTIONAL. All applicants, who are approved in the Final Evaluation, have an option to proceed with the ONLINE REVIEW or may directly SET SCHEDULE TO TAKE THE ACTUAL EXAMINATION.

If the applicant chooses to set a schedule to take the actual examination, their CRP account shall be automatically deactivated.

Meanwhile, here's the step-by-step guide on how to use and operate the MARINA Competency Reviewer Portal (CRP) https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=271713701577755

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16/10/2021

Ibalik ang ANGKLA!
Ang tunay na partylist ng seaman at sektor pandagat!


https://www.manilatimes.net/2021/10/06/business/maritime/angkla-again-eyes-congress-seat/1817242

27/08/2021

Refresher course no more provided there is a 12-month sea service for the past 5 years.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Pursuant to PD 474, Republic Act No 10635 and in compliance to the 2010 Manila Amendments to the Standard of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers, the MARINA adopts the additional guidelines on the revalidation of COPs issued under regulation VI/1, VI/2 AND VI/3 and in accordance with sections A-VI/1, A-VI/2, AND A-VI/3 of the 2010 Manila Amendments to the STCW Convention.

1. Seafarers qualified in accordance with Section A-VI/1, A-V1/2 and A VI/3 shall be required, every five (5) years, to provide evidence of having maintained the required standard of competence.

2. Seafarers with onboard training and experience, 12 months for every five (5) years, for maintaining the required standard of competence set out in Table A-VI/1-1, A-VI/1-2, A-VI/2-1, A-VI/2-2, A-VI/3 shall be accepted as evidence in lieu of the corresponding refresher training.

In view of this implementation, the following are the requirements in the application for the revalidation of COPs on Basic Training (BT), Survival Craft and Rescue Boat (SCRB), Fast Rescue Boat (FRB), and Advanced Firefighting (AFF):

1. Seagoing service of not less than 12 months

2. Attestation or any document from the Ship's Captain / Ship Owners / Manning Agencies that proves that said seafarer has participated in onboard training and other practical training.

TAGALOG VERSION: https://www.facebook.com/DOTrMARINAPH/posts/1336557036742164

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17/06/2021

The ICS Guide to Helicopter/Ship Operations has been the industry standard best practice guide for shipping companies, ships’ crews and helicopter operators for more than 40 years.

09/02/2021

KAILANGAN MO NA BANG KUMUHA NG Seafarer's Identity Document or "SID" ?

Hindi na muna kailangang kumuha ng Seafarer’s Identity Document kung ikaw ay.........

Published on Feb 8, 2021
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The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) issues its Advisory No. 2021-05, reiterating clarification on the transitory provision of the MARINA Circular No. 2019-01. ‘’Rules and Regulations in the issuance of Seafarer's Record Book (SRB) and Seafarer’s Identity Document (SID)
Here are the clarifications as to the interpretation of Section VIII, ‘‘Transitory Provision’’ of MARINA Circular No. 2019-01
1. Seafarers holding valid Seafarer’s Identification and Record Books (SIRB) need not apply for Seafarer Identity Document (SID). The SIRB’s continues to serve as identification documents for Filipino Seafarers.
2. The issuance of Seafarer’s Record Books (SRBs), together with Seafarer’s Identity Documents (SIDs), becomes mandatory only upon expiration of their current SIRB’s
3. Nonetheless, application for the issuance of SID shall be optional for Filipino seafarers holding valid SIRB. However, issuance of SID and SRB shall be applied 6 months prior to the expiration of the SIRB.
4. Filipino Seafarers on-board ships trading domestic waters are not required to have SIDs.

25/01/2021

Ever wondered why ship’s speed is measured in knots and not in km/ hour or metre / sec? Well, read on to know the history behind it.

25/09/2020

Admiralty Nautical Publications

1- Catalogue of Admiralty Charts and Publications ( NP 131 )

A comprehensive reference in graphical and textual of all Admiralty Charts and Publications worldwide listed by region. The catalogue gives full details for each chart and publication, including details of electronic charts (ARCS) and Admiralty distributors worldwide. The following details can be obtained from the catalogue
a. Details of all the navigational charts.
b. Details of all navigational publications used (Sailing Directions, List of Lights, Tide Table and so on)
c. Details of electronic charts
d. Lists Admiralty chart Agents.

The catalogue is updated and published annually