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Marine Personnel Regulations — 138
138 An applicant for a Chief Mate, Limited certificate for a vessel of less than 60 gross tonnage shall meet the requirements set out in column 1 of the table to this section and the corresponding specifications set out in column 2. TABLE Item Column 1 Column 2 Requirements Specifications 1 Experience Acquire at least 1 month of sea service, or at least two weeks of sea service from an approved program of on-board training, while performing deck duties on board one or more vessels of a gross tonnage at least equivalent to that of the vessel in respect of which the certificate is sought while the vessels are engaged on voyages that correspond to those that the vessel in respect of which the certificate is sought is permitted to engage on. 2 Certificates to be provided to the examiner or, if specified, examination to be passed in lieu of those certificates (a) If the vessel is a passenger-carrying vessel, (i) MED with respect to small passenger vessel safety, (ii) MED with respect to basic safety and MED with respect to small seasonal passenger vessel safety (certificated personnel), or (iii) MED with respect to small seasonal passenger vessel safety (certificated personnel) and MED with respect to small seasonal passenger vessel safety (non-certificated personnel); (b) if the vessel is not a passenger-carrying vessel, (i) MED with respect to basic safety, or (ii) a practical examination on MED using the vessel’s emergency equipment; (c) an appropriate radio operator certificate issued under the Radiocommunication Act if the vessel is equipped with a VHF radiotelephone installation; and (d) marine basic first aid. 3 Pass examinations Examinations on subject-matter appropriate to the area of operation and the type and gross tonnage of the vessel to which the certificate relates as set out in TP 2293.
Marine Personnel Regulations — 139
139 An applicant for a Fishing Master, First Class certificate shall meet the requirements set out in column 1 of the table to this section and the corresponding specifications set out in column 2. TABLE Item Column 1 Column 2 Requirements Specifications 1 Hold a certificate (a) Watchkeeping Mate; (b) Watchkeeping Mate, Near Coastal; or (c) Fishing Master, Second Class. 2 Experience After obtaining a certificate referred to in item 1, acquire at least 12 months of sea service on board one or more fishing vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage while the vessels are engaged on unlimited voyages or near coastal voyages, Class 1, up to 6 months of which may be substituted by service as officer in charge of the deck watch on one or more normal trading vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage, as (a) officer in charge of the deck watch; or (b) master. 3 Certificates to be provided to the examiner (a) MED with respect to STCW basic safety; (b) MED training with respect to proficiency in survival craft and rescue boats other than fast rescue boats; (c) MED in advanced fire fighting; (d) MED for senior officers; (e) Restricted Operator’s Certificate (ROC-MC) issued under the Radiocommunication Act ; (f) SEN Level II; and (g) marine advanced first aid. 4 Pass examinations (a) Communications, level 2; (b) celestial navigation, level 1; (c) navigation safety, level 2; (d) meteorology, level 2; (e) ship management, level 1; (f) general ship knowledge, level 2; (g) SIM II, after obtaining the certificate referred to in paragraph 3(f); and (h) oral examination on general seamanship, after meeting the other requirements of this table.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
After obtaining a certificate referred to in item 1, acquire at least 12 months of sea service on board one or more fishing vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage while the vessels are engaged on unlimited voyages or near coastal voyages, Class 1, up to 6 months of which may be substituted by service as officer in charge of the deck watch on one or more normal trading vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage, as (a) officer in charge of the deck watch; or (b) master.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
(a) officer in charge of the deck watch; or
Marine Personnel Regulations — (g)
(g) SIM II, after obtaining the certificate referred to in paragraph 3(f); and
Marine Personnel Regulations — 140
140 An applicant for a Fishing Master, Second Class certificate shall meet the requirements set out in column 1 of the table to this section and the corresponding specifications set out in column 2. TABLE Item Column 1 Column 2 Requirements Specifications 1 Hold a certificate (a) Watchkeeping Mate; (b) Watchkeeping Mate, Near Coastal; or (c) Fishing Master, Third Class. 2 Experience While holding a certificate referred to in item 1, acquire at least 12 months of sea service on board one or more fishing vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage while the vessels are engaged on voyages other than sheltered waters voyages, up to 6 months of which may be substituted by service as officer in charge of the deck watch on one or more normal trading vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage, as (a) officer in charge of the deck watch; or (b) master. 3 Certificates to be provided to the examiner (a) MED with respect to STCW basic safety; (b) MED training with respect to proficiency in survival craft and rescue boats other than fast rescue boats; (c) MED in advanced fire fighting; (d) MED for senior officers; (e) Restricted Operator’s Certificate (ROC-MC) issued under the Radiocommunication Act ; (f) SEN Level I; and (g) marine advanced first aid. 4 Pass examinations (a) Ship management, level 1; (b) general ship knowledge, level 1; (c) SIM I, after obtaining the certificate referred to in paragraph 3(f); and (d) oral examination on general seamanship, after meeting the other requirements of this table.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
While holding a certificate referred to in item 1, acquire at least 12 months of sea service on board one or more fishing vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage while the vessels are engaged on voyages other than sheltered waters voyages, up to 6 months of which may be substituted by service as officer in charge of the deck watch on one or more normal trading vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage, as (a) officer in charge of the deck watch; or (b) master.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (c)
(c) SIM I, after obtaining the certificate referred to in paragraph 3(f); and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (d)
(d) oral examination on general seamanship, after meeting the other requirements of this table.
Marine Personnel Regulations — 141
141 (1) An applicant for a Fishing Master, Third Class certificate shall meet the requirements set out in column 1 of the table to this subsection and the corresponding specifications set out in column 2. TABLE Item Column 1 Column 2 Requirements Specifications 1 Experience Acquire the following sea service performing deck duties on one or more fishing vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage while the vessels are engaged on voyages other than sheltered waters voyages: (a) at least 24 months, which may include up to 12 months from an approved training program, if the applicant has successfully completed that program; or (b) at least 12 months while holding a Fishing Master, Fourth Class certificate. 2 Certificates to be provided to the examiner (a) MED with respect to basic safety; (b) Restricted Operator’s Certificate (ROC-MC) issued under the Radiocommunication Act ; (c) SEN limited; and (d) marine advanced first aid. 3 Pass examinations (a) Communications, level 1; (b) chartwork and pilotage, level 2; (c) navigation safety, level 1; (d) meteorology, level 1; (e) ship construction and stability, level 2; (f) general ship knowledge, level 1; and (g) oral examination on general seamanship, after meeting the other requirements of this table. (2) Despite item 1 of the table to subsection (1), up to half the amount of an applicant’s sea service performing deck duties required by that item, excluding any service from an approved training program, may be substituted by service on board one or more normal trading vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
Acquire the following sea service performing deck duties on one or more fishing vessels of at least 25 gross tonnage while the vessels are engaged on voyages other than sheltered waters voyages: (a) at least 24 months, which may include up to 12 months from an approved training program, if the applicant has successfully completed that program; or (b) at least 12 months while holding a Fishing Master, Fourth Class certificate.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
(a) at least 24 months, which may include up to 12 months from an approved training program, if the applicant has successfully completed that program; or
Marine Personnel Regulations — (b)
(b) at least 12 months while holding a Fishing Master, Fourth Class certificate.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (b)
(b) Restricted Operator’s Certificate (ROC-MC) issued under the Radiocommunication Act ;
Marine Personnel Regulations — (e)
(e) ship construction and stability, level 2;
Marine Personnel Regulations — (f)
(f) general ship knowledge, level 1; and
Marine Personnel Regulations — 142
142 (1) An applicant for a Fishing Master, Fourth Class certificate shall meet the requirements set out in column 1 of the table to this subsection and the corresponding specifications set out in column 2. TABLE Item Column 1 Column 2 Requirements Specifications 1 Experience Acquire at least 12 months of sea service performing deck duties on one or more fishing vessels that are 6 m or more in length, which service may include up to 6 months in an approved training program if the applicant has successfully completed that program. 2 Certificates to be provided to the examiner (a) MED with respect to basic safety; (b) Restricted Operator’s Certificate (ROC-MC) issued under the Radiocommunication Act ; (c) SEN limited; and (d) marine advanced first aid. 3 Pass examinations (a) Chartwork and pilotage, level 1; (b) navigation safety, level 1; (c) ship construction and stability, level 1; and (d) oral examination on general seamanship, after meeting the other requirements of this table. (2) Despite item 1 of the table to subsection (1), up to half the amount of an applicant’s sea service performing deck duties required by that item, excluding any service from an approved training program, may include service on board one or more normal trading vessels of 6 m or more in length.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (c)
(c) ship construction and stability, level 1; and
Marine Personnel Regulations — 143
143 (1) An applicant for a Certificate of Service as Master of a Fishing Vessel of Less Than 60 Gross Tonnage shall meet the requirements set out in column 1 of the table to this subsection and the corresponding specifications set out in column 2. TABLE Item Column 1 Column 2 Requirements Specifications 1 Experience At least 12 months of sea service acquired before the coming into force of this section as master of one or more fishing vessels of at least 15 gross tonnage or at least 12 m in overall length while engaged on voyages that the certificate sought would permit. 2 Certificates to be provided to the examiner (a) MED with respect to basic safety; (b) if the vessel is equipped with a VHF radiotelephone installation, an appropriate radio operator certificate issued under the Radiocommunication Act ; and (c) if the applicant has not acquired at least seven fishing seasons of experience as master of one or more fishing vessels, with no two of those seasons having occurred in the same year, (i) SEN limited, (ii) marine basic first aid, and (iii) small vessel operator proficiency. (2) Subsection (1) expires 10 years after the day on which this section comes into force.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (b)
(b) if the vessel is equipped with a VHF radiotelephone installation, an appropriate radio operator certificate issued under the Radiocommunication Act ; and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (c)
(c) if the applicant has not acquired at least seven fishing seasons of experience as master of one or more fishing vessels, with no two of those seasons having occurred in the same year, (i) SEN limited, (ii) marine basic first aid, and (iii) small vessel operator proficiency.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (iii)
(iii) small vessel operator proficiency.
Marine Personnel Regulations — 144
 Motor Ship certificate who holds a First-class Engineer, Steamship certificate shall (a) after obtaining a Second-class Engineer, Motor Ship or Steamship certificate, acquire at least 6 months of service as an engineer on one or more motor vessels that have a propulsive power of at least 3 000 kW other than stationary MOUs; and (b) pass a written and an oral examination to determine whether they have the engineering knowledge required by subparagraph 4(d)(i) of the table to subsection (1). (3) An applicant for a First-class Engineer, Steamship certificate who holds a First-class Engineer, Motor Ship certificate shall (a) after obtaining a Second-class Engineer, Motor Ship or Steamship certificate, acquire at least 6 months of service as an engineer on one or more steamships that have a propulsive power of at least 3 000 kW; and (b) pass a written and an oral examination to determine whether they have the engineering knowledge required by subparagraph 4(d)(ii) of the table to subsection (1).
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
While holding a Second-class Engineer, Motor Ship or Steamship certificate, in accordance with the certificate sought, acquire at least 15 months of qualifying service as follows: (a) at least 9 months of sea service as engineer in charge of the engineering watch or in charge of the machinery (i) on one or more motor vessels that have a propulsive power of at least 3 000 kW, other than a stationary MOU, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Motor Ship certificate, or (ii) on one or more steamships that have a propulsive power of at least 3 000 kW, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Steamship certificate; (b) any remaining time in any combination of the following types of service on one or more of the following vessels that have a power of at least 1 500 kW: (i) service as an engineer on board a motor vessel or steamship, (ii) service as an engineer on board an MOU without propulsion systems, credited at a rate of one-half the time served counting as qualifying service, and (iii) up to 3 months of qualifying service in respect of time spent in laying up, fitting out or refitting on board a vessel at a maximum rate of one day of service for each calendar day of at least 8 hours of work; and (c) up to 3 months of qualifying service in respect of attendance at a program or course, other than an approved training course, at a maximum rate of one day of service for every three days of attendance, if (i) the course or program substantially covers the subject-matter of at least one of the examinations referred to in item 4, and (ii) the applicant provides a testimonial indicating that the applicant has successfully completed that program or course.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
(a) at least 9 months of sea service as engineer in charge of the engineering watch or in charge of the machinery (i) on one or more motor vessels that have a propulsive power of at least 3 000 kW, other than a stationary MOU, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Motor Ship certificate, or (ii) on one or more steamships that have a propulsive power of at least 3 000 kW, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Steamship certificate;
Marine Personnel Regulations — (i)
(i) on one or more motor vessels that have a propulsive power of at least 3 000 kW, other than a stationary MOU, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Motor Ship certificate, or
Marine Personnel Regulations — (ii)
(ii) on one or more steamships that have a propulsive power of at least 3 000 kW, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Steamship certificate;
Marine Personnel Regulations — (b)
(b) any remaining time in any combination of the following types of service on one or more of the following vessels that have a power of at least 1 500 kW: (i) service as an engineer on board a motor vessel or steamship, (ii) service as an engineer on board an MOU without propulsion systems, credited at a rate of one-half the time served counting as qualifying service, and (iii) up to 3 months of qualifying service in respect of time spent in laying up, fitting out or refitting on board a vessel at a maximum rate of one day of service for each calendar day of at least 8 hours of work; and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (i)
(i) service as an engineer on board a motor vessel or steamship,
Marine Personnel Regulations — (ii)
(ii) service as an engineer on board an MOU without propulsion systems, credited at a rate of one-half the time served counting as qualifying service, and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (iii)
(iii) up to 3 months of qualifying service in respect of time spent in laying up, fitting out or refitting on board a vessel at a maximum rate of one day of service for each calendar day of at least 8 hours of work; and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (c)
(c) up to 3 months of qualifying service in respect of attendance at a program or course, other than an approved training course, at a maximum rate of one day of service for every three days of attendance, if (i) the course or program substantially covers the subject-matter of at least one of the examinations referred to in item 4, and (ii) the applicant provides a testimonial indicating that the applicant has successfully completed that program or course.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (i)
(i) the course or program substantially covers the subject-matter of at least one of the examinations referred to in item 4, and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (ii)
(ii) the applicant provides a testimonial indicating that the applicant has successfully completed that program or course.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (f)
(f) ship management practices taught using a propulsive plant simulator.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
(a) The following written examinations at the first-class engineer level, while holding a Second-class Engineer, Motor Ship or Steamship certificate: (i) applied mechanics, (ii) thermodynamics, (iii) electrotechnology, and (iv) naval architecture;
Marine Personnel Regulations — (b)
(b) examination on ship management practices using a propulsive plant simulator, after providing the certificate referred to in paragraph 3(f);
Marine Personnel Regulations — (c)
(c) written examination on general engineering knowledge at the first-class level, after meeting the requirements of items 2 and 3 and paragraphs (a) and (b);
Marine Personnel Regulations — (d)
(d) one of the following written examinations at the first-class level, after meeting the requirements of paragraph (c): (i) engineering knowledge of motor vessels, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Motor Ship certificate, or (ii) engineering knowledge of steamships, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Steamship certificate; and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (i)
(i) engineering knowledge of motor vessels, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Motor Ship certificate, or
Marine Personnel Regulations — (ii)
(ii) engineering knowledge of steamships, in the case of an applicant for a First-class Engineer, Steamship certificate; and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (e)
(e) oral examination on the knowledge set out in paragraphs (a) to (d) and a knowledge of the legislation relevant to the certificate sought, after passing the examination referred to in paragraph (d).
Marine Personnel Regulations — 145
holds a First-class or Second-class Engineer, Steamship certificate shall (a) after obtaining a Fourth-class Engineer, Motor Ship or Steamship certificate, acquire at least 6 months of service as an engineer on one or more motor vessels that have a propulsive power of at least 750 kW other than stationary MOUs; and (b) pass a written and an oral examination to determine whether they have the engineering knowledge required by subparagraph 4(d)(i) of the table to subsection (1). (3) An applicant for a Second-class Engineer, Steamship certificate who holds a First-class or Second-class Engineer, Motor Ship certificate shall (a) after obtaining a Fourth-class Engineer, Motor Ship or Steamship certificate, acquire at least 6 months of service as an engineer on one or more steamships that have a propulsive power of at least 750 kW; and (b) pass a written and an oral examination to determine whether they have the engineering knowledge required by subparagraph 4(d)(ii) of the table to subsection (1).
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
After acquiring the qualifying service required for a Third-class Engineer, Motor Ship or Steamship certificate, acquire at least 12 months of additional qualifying service as follows: (a) at least 6 months of sea service as engineer in charge of the engineering watch or in charge of machinery on one or more of the following vessels that have a propulsive power of at least 750 kW: (i) on board a motor vessel other than a stationary MOU, in the case of an applicant for a motor ship certificate, or (ii) on board a steamship, in the case of an applicant for a steamship certificate; (b) up to 3 months of qualifying service in respect of attendance at a program or course, other than an approved training course, at a maximum rate of one day of service for every three days of attendance, if (i) the program or course substantially covers the subject-matter of at least one of the examinations referred to in item 4, and (ii) the applicant provides a testimonial indicating that the applicant has successfully completed that program or course; and (c) any remaining time in any combination of the following types of service on one or more of the following vessels that have a power of at least 750 kW: (i) service as an engineer on board a steamship or motor vessel, (ii) service as an engineer on board an MOU that does not have a propulsion system accrued at a rate of one-half the time served counting as qualifying service, and (iii) up to 3 months of qualifying service in respect of time spent in laying up, fitting out or refitting a vessel at a rate of a maximum of one day of qualifying service for each calendar day of at least 8 hours of work.
Marine Personnel Regulations — (a)
(a) at least 6 months of sea service as engineer in charge of the engineering watch or in charge of machinery on one or more of the following vessels that have a propulsive power of at least 750 kW: (i) on board a motor vessel other than a stationary MOU, in the case of an applicant for a motor ship certificate, or (ii) on board a steamship, in the case of an applicant for a steamship certificate;
Marine Personnel Regulations — (i)
(i) on board a motor vessel other than a stationary MOU, in the case of an applicant for a motor ship certificate, or
Marine Personnel Regulations — (ii)
(ii) on board a steamship, in the case of an applicant for a steamship certificate;
Marine Personnel Regulations — (b)
(b) up to 3 months of qualifying service in respect of attendance at a program or course, other than an approved training course, at a maximum rate of one day of service for every three days of attendance, if (i) the program or course substantially covers the subject-matter of at least one of the examinations referred to in item 4, and (ii) the applicant provides a testimonial indicating that the applicant has successfully completed that program or course; and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (i)
(i) the program or course substantially covers the subject-matter of at least one of the examinations referred to in item 4, and
Marine Personnel Regulations — (ii)
(ii) the applicant provides a testimonial indicating that the applicant has successfully completed that program or course; and