Have a look on the AMSA website, you can down load a sea time form. I have just had my seatime approved using stat dec's. What ticket are you going for??
Not going for any tickets yet, but eventually MC5.
Looking for deckhand work and if cant find anything metro area I will probably go up North. I know that a ROPES booklet can cut your seatime by 50% so just want to get one so im ready to go as soon as I find work.
Going for a coxswains is a waste of time and money if you are planning to go for the Master Class 5 as soon as you have the required amount of sea time. Not sure if it has changed now but was a minimum of 30 months when I got mine some many years ago.
Get you sea time book regularly signed and stamped by DoT because old sea time isn't recognised like it used to be
sarcasm0
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A few options
I think Challenger Tafe have them, DOT Marine on Essex st or the Chart and Map shop one or two streets north of essex st.
burnz
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Thanks. Do you know if they
Thanks. Do you know if they are all the same? Or if they are all recognised by each other?
Or do I need a challenger booklet if im going to do the course with them?
sarcasm0
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Pretty sure the ROPES book is universal
It is for logging seatime, regardless of if it is for a course, work or just logging hours.
CCC
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Have a look on the AMSA
Have a look on the AMSA website, you can down load a sea time form. I have just had my seatime approved using stat dec's. What ticket are you going for??
burnz
Posts: 152
Date Joined: 19/02/15
Not going for any tickets
Not going for any tickets yet, but eventually MC5.
Looking for deckhand work and if cant find anything metro area I will probably go up North. I know that a ROPES booklet can cut your seatime by 50% so just want to get one so im ready to go as soon as I find work.
burnz
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Date Joined: 19/02/15
and I wanted to do coxswain
and I wanted to do coxswain but my brother reckons its a waste and just do MC5.
carnarvonite
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MC 5
Going for a coxswains is a waste of time and money if you are planning to go for the Master Class 5 as soon as you have the required amount of sea time. Not sure if it has changed now but was a minimum of 30 months when I got mine some many years ago.
Get you sea time book regularly signed and stamped by DoT because old sea time isn't recognised like it used to be
burnz
Posts: 152
Date Joined: 19/02/15
atleast 50% of seatime in
atleast 50% of seatime in last 5 years I think. And complete all tasks in ROPES booklet can cut by upto 50% or something.