Marine Diesel Engine Overhaul
Hands-on dismantling, inspection, cylinder head rebuilding, fuel pump calibration, and fault diagnostic skills for marine propulsion systems.
PROGRAMME OPTIONS
Practical & Theoretical Engineering Training
Our training facility combines classroom instruction with real-world workshop practicals on diesel engines, pumps, and marine auxiliary systems.
Hydraulics & Auxiliary Machinery
Comprehensive training covering marine centrifugal pumps, hydraulic winches, steering gear maintenance, and shaft alignment procedures.
Corporate Crew Safety & HSE
Customized group safety training, hazard awareness, marine emergency response, and permit-to-work protocols tailored for maritime organizations.
Plan Your Enrollment
Information to Help Us Guide Your Application
When reaching out to our training team or completing your application, please include details about your background and technical goals:
- Full Name and Corporate Sponsoring Company (if applicable).
- Specific course discipline or engineering area of interest.
- Current experience level or maritime licenses held.
- Preferred training dates and scheduling requirements.
- Specific career goals or company competency requirements.
Contact the Training Department
For information regarding course schedules, tuition fees, group corporate packages, and training center location in Port Harcourt:
Email:
[email protected]
Telephone:
+234 816 111 1640 / +234 705 704 0452
WhatsApp:
Message training co-ordinator
TRAINEE INFORMATION
Training Rules, Safety & Agreement
Please review the requirements below before applying. The final enrolment terms and any course-specific instructions will be confirmed by the Training Department.
1. Conduct & Attendance
- Attend scheduled sessions punctually and notify the Training Department of an absence or delay.
- Treat instructors, staff, fellow trainees, visitors and clients respectfully.
- Follow lawful instructions from authorised trainers and supervisors.
- Do not engage in bullying, harassment, discrimination, threats, fighting or deliberate disruption.
- Do not attend training under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs, or bring them onto training premises.
2. Workshop & Technical Safety
- Follow all site inductions, risk assessments, permit-to-work controls and emergency instructions applicable to the activity.
- Wear the personal protective equipment (PPE) specified for each task.
- Operate machinery, tools and test equipment only when authorised and appropriately supervised.
- Never bypass guards, safety devices, isolation or lockout/tagout controls.
- Report hazards, injuries, near misses, spills, damaged tools and unsafe conditions immediately.
- Do not photograph, record or share restricted workshop, client or company information without permission.
3. Equipment, Assessment & Certification
- Use tools, machinery, materials and learning resources carefully and return them as instructed.
- Report lost or damaged equipment promptly; responsibility for any loss or damage will be assessed fairly under applicable policy and law.
- Complete practical tasks, tests and assessments honestly; plagiarism, falsification and impersonation are prohibited.
- Completion certificates or other records are subject to the course requirements and successful completion criteria communicated by the Training Department.
- Applying for training does not itself guarantee admission, a certificate, professional licence or external accreditation.
4. Trainee Rights, Discipline & Emergencies
- Trainees should receive course information, relevant safety instructions and a respectful learning environment.
- Raise concerns, request clarification or report misconduct to the instructor or Training Department.
- Breaches may result in counselling, removal from an activity, suspension or dismissal from a programme, following review and applicable company procedures.
- On hearing an alarm or receiving an emergency instruction, stop work if safe, make equipment safe only if trained to do so, and follow the designated evacuation or response procedure.
- These general rules do not replace site-specific risk assessments, emergency plans, statutory requirements or written course terms.
Applicant Agreement & Attestation
Applicants must confirm on the application form that they have read and understood these rules, agree to follow the applicable safety instructions, and will provide accurate information. The acknowledgement and its version will be included in the application record sent to the Training Department.
Important: This online acknowledgement is an application-stage confirmation. Any separate enrolment contract, guardian consent for a minor, or signed company-specific agreement required for a course must be completed separately before training begins.
Read and Accept Rules in Training ApplicationReady to Advance Your Marine Engineering Skills?
Submit your training application today. Our administrative team in Port Harcourt will review your entry and contact you with enrollment details.