Eligibility Criteria for ETO Course:

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The ETO (Electro-Technical Officer) course is designed for marine engineers who specialize in the electrical and electronic systems on ships. Below are the eligibility criteria and key details about the ETO course:

Eligibility Criteria for ETO Course:

  1. Educational Qualification:

    • A Diploma or Degree in Electrical/Electronics/Telecommunication/Instrumentation Engineering from a recognized institution.

    • OR Completed a Marine Engineering course (like B.E./B.Tech in Marine Engineering or equivalent).

    • OR Hold a Class IV Marine Engineer Officer Certificate of Competency (CoC) with relevant experience.

  2. Experience Requirements:

    • For Engineers: At least 12 months of sea service as an Engine Cadet or Junior Engineer on a vessel with an electrical propulsion system.

    • For Non-Engineers: Candidates with an electrical/electronics background may need additional maritime training.

  3. Medical Fitness:

    • Must hold a valid Medical Fitness Certificate (ENG1 or equivalent) as per STCW (Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping) regulations.

  4. STCW Certifications:

    • Basic Safety Training (BST)

    • Security Awareness Training (if applicable)

    • High Voltage (HV) Safety Course (recommended for advanced roles)

Course Details:

  • Duration: Typically 4 to 6 months (varies by institute).

  • Course Content:

    • Marine Electrical Systems

    • Power Generation & Distribution

    • High Voltage (HV) Systems

    • Automation & Control Systems

    • Troubleshooting & Maintenance

    • Safety & Emergency Procedures

  • Certification: Upon completion, candidates receive an ETO Certificate of Competency (CoC) issued by the respective maritime authority (e.g., DG Shipping in India, MCA in the UK).

Career Prospects:

  • Employment on commercial ships, cruise liners, offshore vessels, and oil rigs.

  • Salary ranges between $3,000 - $7,000 per month, depending on experience and vessel type.


Important Notes:

  • The STCW 2010 Manila Amendments mandate specific training for ETOs.

  • Some countries require additional flag state endorsements. FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT ....995  0505  369


 

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