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H884

Onboard workshop for management and operational level (STCW) deck and engine personnel on twin-Azipod cruise vessel operation in normal and special operational conditions.

Description

## COURSE OVERVIEW The ABB Marine Academy H884 – Azipod® Vessel Operational Onboard Coaching course gives your deck and engine teams the practical, real‑world skills they need to operate twin‑Azipod® cruise vessels safely, efficiently, and with confidence. Delivered onboard, this hands‑on workshop helps crews strengthen their understanding of propulsion behavior, system functions, and how to respond to potential malfunctions—ultimately improving vessel performance and operational resilience. With training tailored to your vessel and crew, participants learn how to make smarter decisions in both everyday situations and special operating conditions. The training also enhances communication and resource management across the bridge and engine room, supporting smoother teamwork, safer operations, and better passenger‑experience outcomes. Further information on the H884-Azipod® Vessel Operation, Onboard Training - Duration: 1 or 2 days - Venue: Onboard - Prerequisites: Not applicable. This training may be used as a refresher for persons who have participated in Azipod® Vessel Operation, Operational or Management Level training in bridge simulator. - Additional information: None. - Student profile: Azipod® vessel deck personnel and marine engineers at management level. Upon completion of this course the participants will know about the operational principles of Azipod® including; - Vessel safety - Passenger comfort - Environmental and economical requirements - Operation efficiency - Maintenance needs NOTE: The actual content is finalized according to the needs and requests of the owner and the participants. Potential main topics include the following areas of Azipod® vessel operation: - Propulsion system behavior in various situations. - System functionalities, power plant and potential malfunctions. - Vessel resource management and communication. Methods of learning in this course include: - Practical presentations and discussions in a training room. - Hands-on exercises utilizing ship’s bridge equipment. ## COURSE OUTLINE

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