INFO ON ADMISSION REQUESTS Course Admission Requests can be represented by your Military Attache accredited to Italy. If there is no accreditation, the request can be represented by Italian Attache at your country. CATALOG 2015 Stato Maggiore Marina 1 Reparto Personale 5 Ufficio Politica della formazione, impiego, Mobilitazione e Corsi Piazza della Marina, 4 00196 Roma
OF SCHOOLS OF NAVY STATO MAGGIORE MARINA CATALOG 2015
GENERAL Naval Command School Naval Command School Naval War College 1) Junior Staff Course Naval Academy 1) Regular Course 2) Basic Regular Course and Application Course (Naval Engineering) Navy Petty Officer School - Taranto 1) Regular Course and Application Course for Chief Petty Officers 2) Combat System Technicians: Radar, Radio, Sonar Operators 3) Combat System Technicians: Electronics Technicians, Torpedo and Naval Ordnance Engineers, Fitters 4) Platform System Technicians: Electricians 5) Logistics and Administration System support: Secretaries,Accountants,Cooks of mess and galley 6) Combat Systems Technicians:Radar Operators,Telecommunications Operators, Sonar Operators 7) Combat Systems Technicians: Electronics Technicians, Torpedo and Naval Ordnance Engineers, Fitters 8) Platform System Technicians: Electricians 9) Logistics and Administration System support: Secretaries, Accountants,Cooks of mess and galley 10) Electricians, Data Processing Operators, Electronic Technicians 11) Operational Technicians: Radar Operators, Telecommunications Operators, Weapon Operators Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena 1) Platform System Technicians: Engine-room Technicians 2) Seaman 3) Harbour Pilot 4) Basic Vocational Training Course for VFP-4 Enlisted personnel (Temporary Service Volunteers): Seamanship and boat handling course 5) Hull, auxiliary systems and diesel marine engines, Platform System Technicians Maintainer Basic Course 6) Basic Vocational Training Course for Coast Guard Corps VFP-4 Enlisted personnel (Temporary Service Volunteers) Seamanship and Boat Handling Course 7) Naval Command and Offshore Patrol Boat Qualification Course for (Foreign) Armed Forces P.O.s 8) Naval Command and Offshore Patrol Boat Qualification Course for Foreign Police Corps P.O.s. 9) Qualifying Course for the operation of Endothermic Engines up to 1000HP for Foreign Police/Armed Forces P.O.s 10) Qualifying Course for the operation of Endothermic Engines up to 2400 K 11) Naval Command and Coastal Patrol Boat Qualifying Course for Police/Armed Forces P.O.s 12) Qualifying Course on Rubber Inflatable Boats Handling for foreign Enlisted Personnel 13) Vocational Training Course for Foreign Personnel (Seamanship Course) 14) Vocational Training Course for Foreign Personnel: Technician Engineers Italian Navy Hydrographic Service 1) 'B' Class Hydrographic Surveying Qualification 2) Specialization Course in Hydrography and Oceanography (IDO) Navy Training Centre Taranto 1) Safety Course for Foreign Naval Personnel 2) Maritime Domain Awareness 3) Force Protection Officer 4) Radar use and Automatic Processing Radar Systems Training Course 5) ASW Tactics 6) GMDSS Qualification Course for Maritime Rescue Communications Operators 7) Accuracy Navigation Course 8) Naval Tactics Qualification Course San Marco Marine Brigade 1) Amphibious Officer Qualification Course 2) Operational Amphibious Qualification Course for Captains 3) Combat Medic Course 4) Small Boat Masters Course 5) RECON Qualification Course 6) Fire Support Supervisor Course (OFS/JFO) 7) Vocational Training and Amphibious Qualification Course for VFP-4 Enlisted personnel (Temporary Service Volunteers) San Marco Marine Riflemen 8) Qualification Course on Installation Defence 9) Qualification Course on Installation Defence for Officers/Chief Petty Officers Submarine Training Centre Taranto 1) Submarine Training Course for COs & Watch Officers 2) Survival in DISSUB 3) Fire-fighting and Damage Control Techniques on Submarines 4) Refuelling Reagents for Fuel Cells 5) Use of Passive Sonars in Target Detection and Tracking Mine Countermeasure and auxiliary Forces HQ40 1) NATO SW CMM MCM EXPERT Operators Course Planning and Assessment 2) Fire Prevention Basic Course (A.I.R.) 3) Flooding Prevention Basic Course (AFR) 4) Mine Countermeasures Basic Course 5) AUV REMUS Operation Course 6) PLUTO Class Wire-Guided Vehicles Operation Course Naval Air Forces Command 1) Helicopter/Aircraft Specialist Course (AB212 - SSP/TM/SAER) 2) Helicopter/Aircraft Specialist Conversion Course (AB-212 -SP/TM/SAER) 3) Helicopter Electronics Technician Training Course (AB-212 - TSC/ETE/TAER) 4) Helicopter Electronic Technician Conversion Course (AB-212 -TSC/ETE/TAER) 5) Aviation Warfare Systems Operator Conversion Course (AB-212) Cat. SSC/RD/OV SSC/ECG/OV 6) SH-90 Helicopter/Aircraft Specialist Training Course - (TM/SAER) 7) SH-90 Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course (TM/SAER) 8) SH-90 Helicopter Specialist/Aircraft Engineer Training Course (ETE/TAER) 9) SH-90 Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course (ETE/TAER) 10) SH-90 Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course (ECG-RD/OV) 11) EH -101 Helicopter Specialist Training Course (TM/SAER) 12) EH-101 Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course (TM/SAER) 13) EH-101 Helicopter Specialist Training Course (TSC/ETE/TAER) 14) EH-101 Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course (TSC/ETE/TAER) 15) Theoretical Conversion Course for EH-101 Mission System Operators ( SSC/RD/OV SSC/ECG/OV) 16) Helicopter/Aircraft Specialist Training Course (TSC/MSA/TAER) Course 17) Helicopter Specialist/Aircraft Engineer Training Course for Engineer Officers ( TC/AER) 18) Ditching and Water Survival Training Course 19) Night Vision Goggle (NVG) Basic Theoretical Training Course 20) Night Vision Goggle (NVG) Basic Practical Training Course 21) EH-101 Full Crew Mission Simulator for Pilots and System Operators Italian Navy Elite Divers 1) Undersea and Hyperbaric Physiopathology Qualification Course for Petty Officers (Corpsmen) 2) Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Qualification Course for Medical Officers 3) Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Qualification Course for Medical Officers 4) Scubadiver Course 5) Scubadiver Instructor Qualification Course 6) MCM Diver/ EOD Maritime Basic Course
NAVAL COMMAND SCHOOL Augusta The Naval Command School is located in Augusta (province of Syracuse, Sicily), at the Command of Naval Patrol Forces for Coastal Surveillance and Defence, COMFORPAT. Since its establishment, it has constantly trained young Staff Corps Officers providing professional skills and naval culture, in order to prepare Lieutenants to take the command of minor war vessels of the Italian Navy. A standard training session (an average of four training sessions are held during a year) consists of two phases, providing respectively: classroom-based training, in which lectures are partly held by course participants and partly by COMFORPAT personnel, covering maritime issues including international law and Navy logistics and administrative matters; hands-on training, including day and night kinematic manoeuvres, complex exercises and port calls or lying at anchor, both at home and abroad. Attendees have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge and develop their professional skills, in order to properly perform their duties as Commanders. This training module also provides Deck Officer qualification for officers and non-commissioned officers. Frequent exercises at sea for the conduct of simple and complex kinematic manoeuvres provide participants with adequate naval command capabilities. LOCATION AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL NAVAL COMMAND SCHOOL Patrol & Coastal Defence Forces Command (COMFORPAT) - Augusta, Sicily. Training attendees to assume command of a Ship. The course is heavily geared toward practical training, aimed at offering attendees realistic situations and enabling them to manoeuvre with ease and safety in restricted waters and open ocean. Students will acquire experience in both day and night time shiphandling, as well as formation and independent manoeuvres. 6 weeks (4 terms per year: January-February, March-April, May-June, October-November). No. 1 for each term (4 per year). Minimum rank of lieutenant and adequate professional experience aboard a military unit; qualification as Officer of the Deck and good knowledge of international sailing rules for preventing collisions at sea and standards provided by the Convention IMO - STCW '95 (Table A- II / 1) excellent knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging is provided in accordance with bilateral agreements.
NAVAL WAR COLLEGE Venice JUNIOR STAFF INSTITUTE Naval War College (NSC) - Venice Provide students with knowledge and skills required to developing, planning and conducting staff activities related to Navy and Joint central/peripheral Commands, within national, foreign and international organizations. Participants will acquire: main principles of the Working Methods and Operating Planning Procedures currently in use at national and NATO level (namely COPD); - written and oral Communications skills, with specific reference to forms of communications in use at headquarters; the value of strategic communications; elements of Public Relations; - main principles of Doctrine and Strategy, with a focus on the international environment in which Armed Forces (Navy in particular) operate; - main principles of Management and International, Maritime and Humanitarian Law. - AIMS The Naval Staff College located within the historical site of the Venice Naval Shipyard, provides Navy officers with the opportunity to enrich previously acquired technical and operational capabilities with far-reaching and extensive knowledge and pro- fessional skills, in order to adequately perform staff duties. The educational course is based on an increasing level of complexity of information and crisis scenarios faced by the students. The 12-week Regular Navy Staff Course includes the following learning modules: communication: focusing on the main forms of communication used within General Staffs, along with Public Relations management; naval doctrine and maritime strategy: with a view to gain an insight into the current international scenario in which the Italian armed forces notably the Navy - DEVELOPMENT AND SCHEDULE are required to operate; working methods and procedures used within Headquarters: developed accord- The learning process includes: - classes held by trained officers; - additional classes/conferences held by subject matter experts with solid academic and military background or widely known for their knowledge on the topic; - individual and group exercises and syndicates; - attendance to specific seminars and conferences planned, organized and held at the Institute. ing to NATO specifications (Guidelines for Operational Planning, GOP, and Allied Students performances will be evaluated through intermediate tests, in each subject, and a final, overall examination. Joint Operations Doctrine, AJP-01); Management and International, Maritime and Humanitarian Law: basic principles enabling to cope with variable professional commitments; The syllabus includes supplementary lectures providing in-depth analysis of particular themes and topics, held by prominent personalities from both the military and academic/cultural sector, individual and group practical exercises, seminars and conference days organised on issues and topics of interest. DEVELOPMENT PERIOD Approximately 13 weeks, 3 terms per year (Sep-Dec, Jan-Apr, Apr-Jul) NUMBER OF PLACES AVAILABLE TO FOREIGN PERSONNEL 2-6 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Lectures and activities are aimed at developing the participants ability to contribute according to the relevant staff corps - to the formulation, planning and conduct of staff activities, related to major Navy operational commands and to central and peripheral military structures, at national and international level (Junior Staff Officer). ADMISSION TO PERSONNEL The course may also be attended by Defence civilian officials, officers of other services and officers of foreign Navies. Each foreign participant is partnered by an Italian attendee, who will help him/her to settle in and get used to the college environment.. rank: OF-2/3 (NATO ranking); -good working knowledge of Italian language (to be verified by Italian Military Attaché) BOARD AND LODGING AT MILITARY FACILITIES Subject to availability and upon request, foreign students may book a room with private toilet/shower (at the Institute) or a suite (in a military installation within walking distance). The institute provides an all-hands mess, open every day, including weekends (booking required). Lodging and meals will be at students' expense. STATO MAGGIORE MARIN A CATALOG 2015
NAVAL ACADEMY Livorno The Italian Naval Academy in Livorno is the Italian Navy training college which provides: A wide range of exercises can also be run on the bridge simulator (SIMAP) enabling participants to perform the different deck officer s roles. Various teams of basic education and training for prospective officers of the Italian Navy; attendees must perform their assigned mission in a virtual scenario able to accurately reproduce places, ports, remarkable sites along the coast, while simulating diverse weather conditions and kinematic characteristics of naval vessels. specialisation courses for the vo- The academic year ends with the summer training campaign on board the cational training of Italian Navy historical Amerigo Vespucci and other training ships. officers and officers from other services. The training process of the regular courses includes all relevant vocational and technical/scientific subjects. Upon completion of their course, according to their staff corps, attendees are awarded a Bachelor s degree, as provided by the Ministry of Education, University and Research, in accordance with partnering agreements with universities of Pisa, Genoa, Trieste and Naples. Training of future naval officers also includes individual salute and march training, yachting and seafaring activities (such as rowing, horse-riding and land sports), along with the conduct of simple kinematic harbour manoeuvres, on board minor war vessels (either a single ship or group of vessels) specially used for young officers sea training.
NAVAL ACADEMY REGULAR BASIC REGULAR AND APPLICATION (NAVAL ENGINEERING) LOCATION Naval Academy Leghorn Training young men and women who aspire to be naval officers LOCATION Naval Academy Leghorn AND SCHEDULE Aimed at training officers to embark and take command of naval units and/or operating entities of the armed forces. Upon completion of the three year course of study, officers will be awarded a degree in Maritime & Naval Science. Subsequently, officers attend qualification and training courses & on board Italian naval warships, earning 40 hours of course credit for a subsequent Specialist/Bachelor s Degree in Maritime & Naval Science. Training naval engineering officers. TYPICAL COUN- TRIES 3 academic years, 8/10 months devoted to training and qualification courses. On request of respective countries, foreign attendees may return to Italy after six years to attend a 12/24 month Specialist/Bachelor s Degree programme in Marine and Naval Science. Starting from the 2019/2020 academic year, there will be a continuing course, as officers from year group 2016/17 will join attendees of more senior year groups. Foreign Students attend a preparatory course at one of the two joint language schools, Loreto or Perugia, with a tentative start in March/ April. Upon getting through the final Italian language proficiency exam (August) and meeting all physical standards, admittance will be granted to the 1 st class of the Italian Naval Academy Basic Officer Course. This course consists of at least two summer training campaigns onboard Italian Navy training ships, and training modules to be followed at specific Navy operational units, each lasting 10 weeks. No. 11 (1 every 5 Italian students). High school diploma or equivalent, preferably from a nautical or scientific school, enabling enrolment at university faculties. Diplomas should be submitted in the original copy, with attached Italian translation, and be validated by relevant national school systems. Good psycho-physical fitness to meet requirements for an officer serving in the Italian Navy. Upon arrival, foreign students will be subject to a health screening at the Naval Academy medical facilities. Age between 18-22 years. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. All course material is UNCLASSIFIED Board and lodging is provided in accordance with bilateral agreements. AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL Course aimed at training officers to operate ship propulsion plants. Upon successful completion of the study and training programmes, officers will be awarded a Bachelor s Degree in Naval Engineering. A percentage of officers will be awarded a Bachelor s Degree in civil and environmental engineering for follow-on employment in the infrastructural sector. 6 academic years (4 at the Naval Academy and 2 at a conventional state university). This course consists of at least two summer training campaigns onboard Italian Navy training ships, and training modules to be followed at specific Navy operational units, each lasting 10 weeks. No. 3. High school diploma or equivalent, preferably from a nautical or scientific school, enabling enrolment at university faculties. Diplomas should be submitted in the original copy, with attached Italian translation, and be validated by relevant national school systems. Good psycho-physical fitness to meet requirements for an officer serving in the Italian Navy. Upon arrival, foreign students will be subject to a health screening at the Naval Academy medical facilities. Age between 18-22 years. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. All course material is UNCLASSIFIED Board and lodging is provided in accordance with bilateral agreements.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL Taranto The Italian Navy Petty Officer School in Taranto is a military education and training centre which provides university-level education and training for Navy Chief Petty Officers of all categories and special- LOCATION REGULAR AND APPLICATION FOR CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS Navy Petty Officer School - Taranto The course is aimed at providing attendees with the knowledge required to be employed as Chief Petty Officers for carrying out 2 nd level tasks such as controller and/or shift foreman, maintenance staff supervisor, fiduciary of warrant officer aboard small units with the possibility of achieving 3 rd and 4 th levels assignments, involving coordination and high-specialised charges. Upon completion of the course, the Chief Petty Officers can obtain a three-year academic degree. ties, as well as basic train- The Chief Petty Officer regular course consists of three years: ing for petty officers, ratings and other ranks. Courses are also available to personnel of other services, Defence civilian personnel, and, on the basis of bilateral agreements, military personnel of foreign armed forces. The attendees of the Chief 1 st year : Basic Education and Specialisation/Preparatory programme, and 1 st year of Academic and Specialisation Studies: Combat System Technicians Harbour Pilots Qualified Nurses Upon completion of this year the naval training campaign is carried out. Petty Officers course are awarded a Bachelor s degree, in accordance with partnering agreements with some Italian universities. Training includes seafaring and sport activities, along with the development of specialty-related technical skills and capabilities. Petty officers, ratings and other ranks are provided with vocational training and refresher courses, from basic through advanced level, focusing on the main combat and platform systems, along with administrative matters, logistics and support organisation. In short, the School provides attendees with capabilities required to perform role-related operator/controller tasks, delivering a vocational training which enables them to carry out roles of coordination and guid- AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL 2 nd year: 2 nd year of Academic and Specialist Studies; different studies for each specialisation: Combat System Technicians Harbour Pilots Qualified Nurses 1 st application and specialisation year (3 rd year) this year is aimed at obtaining the three-year degree, carrying out differential studies for each specialisation: Combat System Technicians Harbour Pilots Qualified Nurses The course lasts three academic years. No. 2 attendees for each specialisation. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course; School-leaving certificate. All subjects dealt with are UNCLASSIFIED. ance in the conduct of highly-specialised activities. Room and board, sports facilities and education equipment will be available and provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL Taranto REFRESHER AND VOCATIONAL FOR SERGEANTS REFRESHER AND VOCATIONAL FOR SERGEANTS COMBAT SYSTEM TECHNICIANS: RADAR OPERATORS RADIO OPERATORS SONAR OPERATORS COMBAT SYSTEM TECHNICIANS: ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS TORPEDO AND NAVAL ORDNANCE ENGINEERS FITTERS LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School Taranto. LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School Taranto. AND SCHEDULE The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of personnel from the Junior Ratings to the Petty Officers 3 rd class rate, in order to enable them to carry out the 2 nd level tasks of Technician and/or Maintenance Operator with the acquisition of: advanced knowledge of subjects related to their specializations; knowledge of equipment s particular and general elements and their working methods; conduct of activities in related operational fields (Combat) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialization; the opportunity to successfully carry out the Higher Specialist Qualification Course; the awareness of their own role within the military organization; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specializations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; sport activities AND SCHEDULE The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of the personnel from the Junior Ratings to the Rank Petty Officers 3rd class rate, in order to enable them to carry out the 2 nd level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: advanced knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; conduct of activities in related operational fields (Combat, Passive Defence; awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role. Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the opportunity to successfully carry out the Higher Specialist Qualification Course; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; Improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; sport activities. TYPICAL BOARD AND LODGING AT MILITARY FACILITIES The course consists of two phases, for a total of 26 weeks, once a year, generally starting in October/November No. 5 for each specialization Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course All course material is UNCLASSIFIED Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School TYPICAL POLICY REGARD- ING The course consists of two phases, for a total of 26 weeks, once a year, generally starting in October/November. No. 5 for each specialization. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL Taranto LOCATION AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL REFRESHER AND VOCATIONAL FOR SERGEANTS PLATFORM SYSTEM TECHNICIANS: ELECTRICIANS Navy Petty Officer School Taranto. The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of the personnel from the Junior Ratings to the Rank Petty Officers 3rd class rate, in order to enable them to carry out the 2 nd level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: advanced knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; conduct of activities in related operational fields (Passive Defence) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the opportunity to successfully carry out the Higher Specialist Qualification Course; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; sport activities. The course consists of two phases for a total of 26 weeks, once a year, generally starting in October/November. LOCATION AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL DU- RATION REFRESHER AND VOCATIONAL FOR SERGEANTS LOGISTICS AND ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM SUPPORT: SECRETARIES ACCOUNTANTS COOKS OF MESS AND GALLEY Navy Petty Officer School Taranto. The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of the personnel from the Junior Ratings to the Rank Petty Officers 3rd class rate, in order to enable them to carry out the 2 nd level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: advanced knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; conduct of activities in related operational fields (Sustenance Support) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the opportunity to successfully carry out the Higher Specialist Qualification Course; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; sport activities. The course consists of two phases for a total of 26 weeks, once a year, generally starting in October/November. No. 5 for each specialization. No. 5 for each specialization. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL Taranto BASIC VOCATIONAL FOR VFP PERSONNEL (TEMPORARY SERVICE VOLUNTEERS) VFP-4 4 E 4 ENLISTED BASIC VOCATIONAL FOR VFP PERSONNEL (TEMPORARY SERVICE VOLUNTEERS) VFP-4 4 E 4 ENLISTED COMBAT SYSTEMS TECHNICIANS: RADAR OPERATORS TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS SONAR OPERATORS COMBAT SYSTEMS TECHNICIANS: ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS TORPEDO AND NAVAL ORDNANCE ENGINEERS FITTERS LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School - Taranto. LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School - Taranto. AND SCHEDULE The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of Enlisted personnel, providing them with basic training to carry out the 1st level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: a basic knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; the ability to conduct basic activities in their operational fields (Combat) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; specific seamen basic training ( seamanship ) knowledge of guidelines on safety and rescue at sea, in accordance with the IMO STWC 95 Convention. AND SCHEDULE The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of Enlisted personnel, providing them with basic training to carry out the 1st level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: a basic knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; the ability to conduct basic activities in their operational fields (Combat, Passive Defence); awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role. Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; specific seamen basic training ( seamanship ) knowledge of guidelines on safety and rescue at sea, in accordance with the IMO STWC 95 Convention. TYPICAL The course, consisting of 26 weeks (two terms per year), is generally held in two sessions: January/July and June/February. TYPICAL The course, consisting of 26 weeks (two terms per year), is generally held in two sessions: January/July and June/February. No. 5 for each specialization. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School. No. 5 for each specialization. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL Taranto BASIC VOCATIONAL FOR VFP PERSONNEL (TEMPORARY SERVICE VOLUNTEERS) VFP-4 4 E 4 ENLISTED BASIC VOCATIONAL FOR VFP PERSONNEL (TEMPORARY SERVICE VOLUNTEERS) VFP-4 4 E 4 ENLISTED LOCATION AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL PLATFORM SYSTEM TECHNICIANS: ELECTRICIANS Navy Petty Officer School - Taranto. The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of Enlisted personnel, providing them with basic training to carry out the 1st level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: a basic knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; the ability to conduct basic activities in their operational fields (Passive Defence, Mobility) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role. Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; specific seamen basic training ( seamanship ) knowledge of guidelines on safety and rescue at sea, in accordance with the IMO STWC 95 Convention. The course, consisting of 26 weeks (two terms per year), is generally held in two sessions: January/July and June/February. No. 5 for each specialization. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School. LOCATION AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL PRE REQUISITES LOGISTICS AND ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM SUPPORT: SECRETARIES ACCOUNTANTS COOKS OF MESS AND GALLEY Navy Petty Officer School - Taranto. The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of Enlisted personnel, providing them with basic training to carry out the 1st level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: a basic knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; the ability to conduct basic activities in their operational fields (Sustenance Support) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; specific seamen basic training ( seamanship ) knowledge of guidelines on safety and rescue at sea, in accordance with the IMO STWC 95 Convention The course, consisting of 26 weeks (two terms per year), is generally held in two sessions: January/July and June/February No. 5 for each specialisation Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course All course material is UNCLASSIFIED Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL Taranto LOCATION VOCATIONAL NAVAL PERSONNEL/T /TECHNICIANS /T ELECTRICIANS DATA PROCESSING OPERATORS; ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Navy Petty Officer School Taranto. VOCATIONAL NAVAL PERSONNEL OPERATIONAL TECHNICIANS: Radar Operators; Telecommunications Operators; Weapon Operators The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of Enlisted personnel, providing them with basic training to carry out 1st level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: a basic knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; the ability to conduct activities at intermediate level in their operational fields (Mobility, and equipment technical management) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School Taranto. The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of Enlisted personnel, providing them with basic training to carry out 1st level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: a basic knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; the ability to conduct activities at intermediate level in their operational fields (Mobility, and equipment technical management) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness AND SCHEDULE This course generally consists in the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about related to grade/ specializations enabling attending personnel to carry out efficiently their tasks. AND SCHEDULE This course generally consists in the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about related to grade/specializations enabling attending personnel to carry out efficiently their tasks. TYPICAL 12 weeks, in one single session Min 5 - Max 24 Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. No restrictions, as subjects dealt with are UNCLASSIFIED. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School. TYPICAL 12 weeks, in one single session. Min 4 places - Max 24. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. No restrictions, as subjects dealt with are UNCLASSIFIED. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL La Maddalena The Italian Navy Petty Officer School in La Maddalena provides ethical, military, and technical/vocational training for the Navy Petty Officers. Certificates of attendance are issued on successful completion of courses, along with relevant training qualifications and licences. The School also awards the nautical licences and certificates required by the Ministry of Transport, in accordance with equivalence conditions and conversions as provided by the national legislation in force. he training is disengaged with a large component addestrativa (about 34%) and a teaching program (about 66%) with an average of 30% of theoretical and 36% of practical activity. Thanks to its favourable geographical location and to the peculiar marine weather conditions of the area, the School has also developed sailing activities over time, thus becoming a nationally recognised training centre for coastal and blue water sailing. The School hosts the summer sailing courses run by the Italian Navy, recognised by the Federazione Italiana Vela (Italian Sailing Federation). In order to perform efficiently the tasks assigned to the school permanently it employs more than 420 men and women between the military (74 officers, 158 NCOs, 95 ranks) and civilian personnel (94 units between civilian teachers and support staff). All Courses meet IMO - STCW-95 standards and, on the basis of specific Governmental agreements, are available to personnel of foreign Navies. The educational programme provides seamen and mechanical technicians with focused specialised training, awarding qualifications respectively for the naval command of deep-sea vessels, and for the operation and maintenance of engines up to 2400 kw on board naval vessels.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL La Maddalena REFRESHER AND VOCATIONAL FOR SERGEANTS PLATFORM SYSTEM TECHNICIANS: ENGINE-ROOM TECHNICIANS REFRESHER AND VOCATIONAL FOR SERGEANTS SEAMAN LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of the personnel from the Junior Ratings to the Rank Petty Officers 3rd class rate, in order to enable them to carry out the 2 nd level tasks of Technicians and/ or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: advanced knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; conduct of activities in related operational fields (Mobility, Passive Defence) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role. Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; sport activities. The course consists of two phases for a total of 26 weeks, once a year, generally starting in October/November. No. 5. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be assessed prior to the start of the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School. AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of the personnel from the Junior Ratings to the Rank Petty Officers 3 rd class rate, in order to enable them to carry out the 2 nd level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: advanced knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; conduct of activities in related operational fields (Combat, Mobility) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role. Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; sport activities. The course consists of two phases for a total of 26 weeks, once a year, generally starting in October/November. No. 5. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL La Maddalena DENOMINA- TION REFRESHER AND VOCATIONAL FOR SERGEANTS OF THE COAST GUARD Harbour Pilot BASIC VOCATIONAL FOR VFP-4 4 ENLISTEDE PERSONNEL (TEMPORARY SERVICE VOLUNTEERS): SEAMANSHIPS AND BOAT HANDLING LOCATION AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL DU- RATION STU- DENTS PREREQUI- SITES COUN- TRIES Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of the personnel from the Junior Ratings to the Rank Petty Officers 3 rd class rate, in order to enable them to carry out the 2 nd level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators within the Harbour Master s Offices / Coast Guard Corps, with the acquisition of: knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; sport activities The course consists of two phases, for a total of 26 weeks, once a year, generally starting in October/November. No. 5. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School. LOCATION AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of Enlisted personnel, providing them with basic training to carry out the 1st level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: a basic knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; the ability to conduct basic activities in their operational fields (Combat, Passive Defence) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role. Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; specific seamen basic training ( seamanship ) knowledge of guidelines on safety and rescue at sea, in accordance with the IMO STWC 95 Convention. The course, consisting of 25 weeks (two terms per year), is generally held in two sessions: January/July and June/February. No. 5. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL La Maddalena LOCATION BASIC VOCATIONAL FOR VFP PERSONNEL (TEMPORARY SERVICE VOLUNTEERS) VFP-4 4 E 4 ENLISTED HULL, AUXILIARY SYSTEMS AND DIESEL MARINE ENGINES PLATFORM SYSTEM TECHNICIANS MAINTAINER BASIC Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. LOCATION BASIC VOCATIONAL FOR COAST GUARD CORPS VFP-4 4 ENLISTEDE PERSONNEL (TEMPORARY SERVICE VOLUNTEERS) SEAMANSHIP AND BOAT HANDLING Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. CURRICU- LUM AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of Enlisted personnel, providing them with basic training to carry out 1st level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: a basic knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; the ability to conduct basic activities in their operational fields (Mobility, Passive Defence) awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role. Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; specific seamen basic training ( seamanship ). The course, consisting of 25 weeks (two terms per year), is generally held in two sessions: January/July and June/February. No. 5. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School. CURRICU- LUM AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL The course is aimed at improving the professional skills of Enlisted personnel, providing them with basic training to carry out the 1st level tasks of Technicians and/or Maintenance Operators, with the acquisition of: a basic knowledge of subjects related to their specialisations; knowledge of equipments particular and general elements and their working methods; awareness of duties and responsibilities related to their specific role. Upon completion of the course, attendees are expected to have acquired: a deeper knowledge related to their specialisation; the awareness of their own role within the military organisation; good command of military etiquette and adequate individual salute and march training; improved fitness. This course includes the following activities: acquisition of advanced knowledge about specific subjects enabling attendees to carry out efficiently tasks related to respective specialisations; military training, through an adequate individual salute and march training; specific seamen basic training ( seamanship ) knowledge of guidelines on safety and rescue at sea, in accordance with the IMO STWC 95 Convention. The course, consisting of 25 weeks (two terms per year), is generally held in two sessions: January/July and June/February. No. 5. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging, along with sport facilities and educational material will be provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL La Maddalena NAVAL COMMAND AND OFFSHORE PATROL BOAT QUALIFICATION FOR (FOREIGN OREIGN) ) ARMEDA FORCES P.O.S LOCATION NAVAL COMMAND AND OFFSHORE PATROL BOAT ORPS P.O. QUALIFICATION POLICE CORPS Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. P.O.S LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. The course is aimed at: improving the theoretic/practical skills as well as basic technical knowledge, in order to enable attendees to command deep-sea vessels (without no distance restrictions off coasts) and to fulfil the required tasks; improving the theoretic/practical knowledge already acquired by attendees during previous courses. This course generally lasts 10 weeks, including: 9 weeks for teaching activities; 1 week for final examinations. AND SCHEDULE The course is aimed at: improving the theoretic/practical skills as well as basic technical knowledge, in order to enable attendees to command deep-sea vessels (without no distance restrictions off coasts) and to fulfil the required tasks; The whole course consists in 19 weeks devoted to teaching activities + 3 weeks for examinations. It is held in two phases; during the first one the following subjects are dealt with: deep-sea vessel sailing; nautical science/meteorology; elements of naval building and equipment on board, fitting and manoeuvring; professional maritime knowledge. Upon completion of this first phase, attendees will be tested in order to pass to the 2 nd level. AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL During the nine-week technical/professional training, the following subjects will be dealt with: Deep-sea vessels sailing; Nautical Science/Meteorology; Knowledge of naval building; Communications; Professional maritime knowledge (Navigation Laws/Maritime Legal Police Procedures. The course, consisting of 10 weeks, is generally held in May. No. 5 (unless courses are envisaged only for foreign attendees). Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course, Naval Command and Coastal Patrol Boat qualification required. Board and lodging along with educational material will be provided by the School. TYPICAL The 2 nd phase of the course is aimed at improving and broadening the knowledge of: deep-sea vessel sailing; nautical science/meteorology, professional skills; communications; engines. The course, consisting of 22 weeks, is generally held in May. No. 5. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging along with educational material will be provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL La Maddalena QUALIFYING FOR THE OPERATION OF ENDOTHERMIC ENGINES UP TO POLICE/A /ARMED FORCES P.O. TO 1000HP FOR P.O.S /A LOCATION QUALIFYING FOR THE OPERATION OF ENDOTHERMIC ENGINES UP TO TO 2400 KW K Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. The course is aimed at improving attendees basic technical knowledge, in order to enable them to oil-motor vessel sailing, and providing them with the required skills for the maintenance and sailing of main equipment/ engines. The course is aimed at improving attendees basic technical knowledge, in order to enable them to oil-motor vessel sailing, and providing them with the required skills for the maintenance and sailing of main equipment/engines. AND SCHEDULE The course lasts 8 weeks + 1 week for examinations. AND SCHEDULE The whole course lasts 12 weeks, including teaching activities and 1 week for examinations. TYPICAL The whole course, consisting of 9 weeks, is generally held in May. TYPICAL The course, consisting of 13 weeks, is generally held in April. No. 5. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board and lodging along with educational material will be provided by the School. No. 5. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Previous knowledge of the subjects dealt with is required. No restrictions, as subjects dealt with are NOT CLASSIFIED. Board and lodging, along with educational material will be provided by the School.
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL La Maddalena NAVAL COMMAND AND COASTAL PATROL BOAT QUALIFYING FOR POLICE/A /ARMED FORCES P.O.S LOCATION QUALIFYING ON RUBBER INFLATABLE BOATS HANDLING ENLISTED PERSONNEL Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena OBJEC- TIVES The course is aimed at providing attendees with the qualification for sailing naval small boats within 12 nm off the coast or the mother ship, and with the basic first aid elements. The course is aimed at improving the basic technical knowledge in order to enable attendees at: improving the theoretic/practical skills and a basic technical knowledge in order to enable attendees to the coastal units command and to the required tasks fulfilment. AND SCHEDULE The whole course lasts 11 weeks devoted to improving technical/ professional skills, through the examination of the following subjects: coastal unit sailing; nautical science/meteorology; elements of naval building and equipment on board, fitting and manoeuvring; navigation laws; communications; maritime exercises. 1 week for examinations. AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL The whole course consists of : a three-week 1st phase, including the final written examination in Engines and First Aid Intervention ; a two-week 2nd phase, including the practical final examination in Small Unit Sailing and Maintenance. 5 weeks, taking place generally in May. TYPICAL The course, consisting of 12 weeks, is generally held in September. No. 5. Good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the related. course No restrictions, as subjects dealt with are NOT CLASSIFIED. Board and lodging, along with educational material will be provided by the School. No. 5. A good knowledge of Italian language, to be tested before starting the related course. No restrictions, as subjects dealt with are NOT CLASSIFIED. Board and lodging, along with educational material will be provided by the School
NAVY PETTY OFFICER SCHOOL La Maddalena VOCATIONAL PERSONNEL SEAMANSHIP LOCATION VOCATIONAL PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN ENGINEERS Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena. LOCATION Navy Petty Officer School - La Maddalena The course is aimed at proving attendees with the basic qualification for carrying out the 1 st level tasks of Technicians/Maintenance Operators within their operational fields. The course is aimed at proving attendees with the basic qualification for carrying out the 1 st level tasks of Technicians/Maintenance Operators within their operational fields. The whole course consists of : AND SCHEDULE The whole course consists of : 10 weeks devoted to teaching activities; 1 week for preparing final examinations; 1 week for taking examinations. During this professional course, the following technical subjects will be dealt with: nautical science/meteorology/communications; fitting and manoeuvring; engines knowledge; navigation laws knowledge; first aid; English language proficiency (optional). AND SCHEDULE TYPICAL 10 weeks devoted to teaching activities; 1 week for preparing final examinations; 1 week for taking examinations. During this professional course, the following technical subjects will be dealt with: shipboard equipment and systems (theoretical and practical training); engines (practical training); Engines; Technology; English language (optional). 12 weeks. TYPICAL 12 weeks. Min. 3 - Max 20. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. No restrictions, as subjects dealt with are NOT CLASSIFIED. Board and lodging, along with educational material will be provided by the School. Min 3 - Max 20. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. No restrictions, as subjects dealt with are NOT CLASSIFIED. Board and lodging, along with educational material will be provided by the School.
ITALIAN NAVY HYDROGRAPHIC SERVICE Genova The Italian Navy Hydrographic Service is the national cartographic service in charge of preparing and issuing national official nautical charts. Its tasks include the systematic surveying of the Italian coasts and seas, carried out through the oceanographic hydroves- sels of the Italian Navy and dedicated expeditions; the management and exploitation of collected data for nautical publications and charts, both electronic and hard copy, and ensuring the diffusion of nautical information at national and international level. These activities provide a major contribution to the safety of navigation. The Italian Navy Hydrographic Service has always played an active role in the study and protection of the sea, from a scientific, technological and environmental point of view, carrying out projects in cooperation with universities and research centres in Italy and abroad. In this connection, training is crucial: specialization courses are provided in compliance with relevant national and international standards, in collaboration with the University of Genoa. All courses are open to external attendees, and award a 2nd level Master degree. STATO MAGGIORE MARINA CATALOG 2015
ITALIAN NAVY HYDROGRAPHIC SERVICE Genova 'B' C 'B' CLASS HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING QUALIFICATION LOCATION SPECIALIZATION IN HYDROGRAPHY AND OCEANOGRAPHY (IDO) Italian Navy Hydrographic Service - Genoa LOCATION Italian Navy Hydrographic Service Genoa Providing attendees with the basic knowledge and skills required to carry out the duties of oceanography officers embarked on hydrographic / oceanographic survey vessels or stationed at oceanography research centres. The course consists of conferences, stages and educational visits to various military and civilian institutions. AND SCHEDULE Attendees get a 2 nd level Master Degree in Marine Geomatics, and acquire theoretical and practical skills required to: plan and supervise the execution and validation of oceanographic and hydrographic surveys, fulfilling relative duties onboard hydrographic vessels or at hydrographic services; contribute to the development of doctrine and practices in the field of hydrography, oceanography and nautical science; hold teaching positions in the discipline of hydrography and oceanography at military training institutions. A 2 nd level Master Degree in Marine Geomatics is a prerequisite to the acquisition of the category A international certificate Hydrographic Surveying. 2 academic years, scheduled as follows: 1 st phase (theory): 22 weeks (courses/exercises: 18 weeks + training and tests: 4 weeks); 14 weeks: practical training onboard hydrographic / oceanographic survey vessels, or within hydrographic and geodetic expeditions, or at the Italian Navy Hydrographic Service; 2 nd phase (theory): 27 weeks (courses/exercises: 27 weeks + training and tests: 5 weeks) 8 week specialization phase (courses/exercises: 5 weeks + training and tests: 3 weeks) The course is held every 2/3 years. TYPICAL STU- DENTS PREREQUI- SITES COUN- TRIES 7 months (November - May): 20 week course + 4 weeks for training and tests. No. 3. Rank of Ensign or Lieutenant Junior Grade of the General Staff; high-school diploma or equivalent, preferably from a nautical or technical school, enabling enrolment at university faculties; excellent knowledge of the Italian language to be tested before starting the course. Lodging is not provided. Attendees may purchase meals at the Hydrographic Service canteen, from Monday to Friday (~ 6,50 a meal). TYPICAL 2 academic years No. 3 Rank of Lieutenant Junior Grade or Lieutenant of the General Staff, with adequate professional experience; specialist / Bachelor s Degree or equivalent, enabling attendance of 2nd level Master Degree in Marine Geomatics; excellent knowledge of the Italian language to be tested before starting the course. All course material is UNCLASSIFIED Lodging is not provided. Attendees may purchase meals at the Hydrographic Service canteen, from Monday to Friday (~ 6,50 a meal).
NAVY CENTRE Taranto The Naval Air Training Centre in Taranto (MARICENTADD) is directly subordinate to the Command in Chief of the Naval Fleet and provides advanced specialised training for Na- LOCATION SAFETY NAVAL PERSONNEL Air-Sea Training Centre Taranto. vy personnel having already completed basic training at the Navy Petty Officer School and Naval Academy), either about to take their first assignment on board or Introduction to the following subjects: Firefighting procedures and techniques; damage control procedures and techniques; response procedures to NBC events; for specific vocational skills upgrading over the course of their career. elements on shipboard security. The Naval Air Training Centre delivers 135 courses organised into over 360 sessions, with about 7,000 attendees. The yearly programme also includes operating sea training courses, dedicated training on firefighting and damage procedures and techniques, and additional sea training periods or training level evaluations, aimed at assessing and train the naval 1 st week: Basic firefighting course (41 periods); 2 nd week: Advanced shipboard safety and security course, with a focus on damage control procedures and techniques; 3 rd week - Mon-Wed: introductory/practical NBC3 course on NBC risks and use of Personal Protection Devices; 3 rd week - Thu-Fri: Advanced firefighting course, with a particular focus on the organization of shipboard safety and security. crews ability to operate coordinately on board, in order to enable the naval vessel to perform TYPICAL 3 weeks; scheduled start date: June. the missions assigned in multithreat and changing operational scenarios, while evaluating its state of readiness. N. 20. The Naval Air Training Centre has over time established a continuous and fruitful exchange of experiences with similar training centres of other West- Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. ern Navies, delivering courses open to foreign personnel (officers and petty officers) in sectors including naval tactics, firefighting and damage control, naval artillery (76/62 and 40/70), use of marine radar and maritime distress Board & lodging provided Attendees are required to wear suitable footwear and fire retardant coveralls, as provided by accident prevention legislation. and safety communications.
NAVY CENTRE Taranto MARITIME DOMAIN AWARENESS LOCATION FORCE PROTECTION OFFICER Air-Sea Training Centre Taranto. LOCATION Air-Sea Training Centre - Taranto Basic introduction to Maritime Domain Awareness doctrine; The course is aimed at providing basic theoretical and practical knowledge to adequately carry out Force Protection Officer duties onboard naval units. Basic introduction to computer and internet usage; Basic introduction to International maritime laws; Basic introduction to tools and international initiatives used to increase Maritime Situational Awareness. The course is held at the Air-Sea Training Centre and envisages Force Protection theory and practical application. As part of course instruction, attendees will become proficient in basic first aid. At the end of the course there will be a final exam on Force Protection theory. Lectures on both theory and practical application. TYPICAL 1 week (41 Class periods). TYPICAL 5-7 working days (7 days required for higher proficiency in software use). N. 15. Max 15. Good knowledge of the English language; Good physical condition and fitness. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board & lodging provided. Board & lodging provided.
NAVY CENTRE Taranto RADAR USE AND AUTOMATIC PROCESSING RADAR SYSTEMS ASW T ASW TACTICS LOCATION Air-Sea Training Centre - Taranto LOCATION Air-Sea Training Centre Taranto. The course is aimed at providing the theoretic and practical knowledge required to successfully fulfil Shipboard Radar Operator duties. Providing general training on ASW Tactics to adequately serve as an Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer. TYPICAL (1) Radar use, including: aid to navigation; collision avoidance; target acquisition (2) Determine relative motion at sea (3) Plain sailing, with special focus on: position at sea characteristics of navigational charts chart preparation/track planning use of international signals and codes at sea calculation of elements of motion at sea (set, drift, etc); use of nautical charts and relevant publications. 2 weeks (10 class days) Presumable period: June. Max 7. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. TYPICAL Classroom lectures (Power Point presentations). 7 class days. N. 10 (Officers). Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course Officers on operational assignments. Board & lodging provided. Board & lodging provided.
NAVY CENTRE Taranto GMDSS Q GMDSS QUALIFICATION FOR MARITIME RESCUE COMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS ACCURACY NAVIGATION LOCATION Air-Sea Training Centre - Taranto LOCATION Air-Sea Training Centre Taranto. The course provides the necessary knowledge and training on the GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System) rescue communications system, in accordance with SOLAS international regulations. The course is specifically designed to train officers to adequately and autonomously carry out the following tasks: complying with international regulations and communication procedures according to SOLAS current regulation, for the safety and security of human life at sea; operating the main systems of the GMDSS simulator, certified according to the STCW/95 regulations. Training officers in planning and execution of Accuracy Navigation in accordance with current standards and regulation. The course is held at the Air-Sea Training Centre and envisages both traditional classroom theoretic training and practical application, using the GMDSS simulator. At the end of the course there is a written exam. The course takes place at the Air-Sea Training Centre and envisages both traditional classroom theoretic training and practical application, using the naval simulator. Attendees conduct navigation exercises in both normal (VISUAL) and abnormal (BLIND) weather conditions. At the end of the course, there is a written exam and practical simulation assessment. TYPICAL 2 weeks (10 working days). N. 12. Good knowledge of the Italian language; TYPICAL 2 weeks (10 days of classroom lectures). Max 12. basic knowledge of English language; basic knowledge of physics and atmosphere (as for electromagnetic waves propagation); basic knowledge of the phonic alphabet and main international radiotelephonic procedures. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course; qualification on bridge watchstanding, including complex kinetic manoeuvres and operations (flight operations, anti-aircraft manoeuvres, antitorpedo manoeuvres, etc.); good knowledge of tides and currents. Board & lodging provided. Board & lodging provided.
NAVY CENTRE Taranto NAVAL TACTICS QUALIFICATION LOCATION NAVAL TACTICS QUALIFICATION Air-Sea Training Centre - Taranto LOCATION Air-Sea Training Centre - Taranto Providing knowledge of naval doctrine and tactics required to effectively carry out the functions of Officer of the Deck, Information Systems Department Head, & Weapons Department Head; providing the knowledge required to compile and validate important messages regarding air and sea operations; Providing and improving the knowledge and skills required to perform Watch Officer tasks onboard a naval unit; providing the knowledge required to fulfil the task of Operations Officer onboard a naval unit. training on the use of Support Systems Command in a limited capacity. Theoretic and practical classroom lectures. Theoretic and practical classroom lectures. TYPICAL 9 weeks (September-November). Max 3. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course; Required Security Clearance: NATO CONFIDENTIAL. TYPICAL 9 weeks (September-November). Max 3. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course; Required Security Clearance: NATO CONFIDENTIAL. Board & lodging provided. Board & lodging provided.
SAN MARCO MARINE BRIGADE The San Marco Marine Brigade is heir to the time- Brindisi AMPHIBIOUS OFFICER QUALIFICATION LOCATION San Marco Marine Brigade Caorle Battalion (Brindisi). Providing advanced training for amphibious combat officers (LT), focusing on aspects related to leadership, command and control, operational planning, decision-making and expeditionary operations. honoured tradition of the Marine Infantry, dating back to 1713. Nowadays, the Landing Force represents the amphibious component of the Italian armed forces, able to deploy rapidly and operate effectively any- where in the world. In the latest years, the San Marco Marine Brigade has participated in all Italian missions abroad: from Lebanon to the Persian Gulf, from Somalia to Bosnia, from Kosovo to Albania, from Afghanistan to Iraq. Lessons learned in theatres of operations have always been poured into training, thus enabling the San Marco personnel to be trained to cope The course will cover the following subjects: war theory and the nature of war; command and control; field operations, expeditionary operations; leadership and command responsibilities. The course includes several educational visits and conferences aimed at providing attendees with a deeper technical and operational knowledge. Attendees will also have the opportunity to visit historical amphibious battles sites. with and endure highly unpredictable situations. Attendees are trained to improve their physical ability and athletic perfor- TYPICAL 25 weeks mance, learn to use individual weapons, and follow courses of self defence Min 2 - Max 5 and martial arts, force protection and defence of military installations. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. In order to meet one of the major mission-related requirements, the Combat Medic course qualifies attendees (medical officers and/or nurses) for the conduct of all activities aimed at providing medical support to injured/traumatised personnel within a high-risk operational environment, in accordance with NATO medical support doctrine. Board & lodging provided. STATO MAGGIORE MARINA CATALOG 2015
SAN MARCO MARINE BRIGADE Brindisi OPERATIONAL AMPHIBIOUS QUALIFICATION FOR CAPTAINS COMBAT MEDIC LOCATION San Marco Marine Brigade Caorle Battalion (Brindisi). LOCATION San Marco Marine Brigade Caorle Battalion (Brindisi) Training attendees to lead units (platoons, teams, sub-units) for the conduct of amphibious combat operations. Training attendees (naval doctors and/or nurses) to medically treat and aid injured/traumatized personnel in high-risk combat environment, in accordance with NATO medical doctrine. The course will cover the following subjects: amphibious training; topography; individual combat training; ground combat; weapons training; physical conditioning; identification of explosive devices; CBRN basics; RTF procedures; TLC equipment; first aid training; helicopter training; rock climbing; self-defence. The course will cover the following subjects: amphibious training; topography; individual combat training; weapons training; physical conditioning; identification of explosive devices; CBRN basics; RTF procedures; TLC equipment; medical training; helicopter training TYPICAL 23 weeks. Min 2 Max 10. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. TYPICAL 4 weeks. Min 6 Max 12. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board & lodging available onsite. Board & lodging available onsite.
SAN MARCO MARINE BRIGADE Brindisi SMALL BOAT MASTERS RECON Q RECON QUALIFICATION LOCATION San Marco Marine Brigade Caorle Battalion (Brindisi). LOCATION San Marco Marine Brigade Caorle Battalion (Brindisi). Training attendees to operate small boats (RHIBs) during amphibious operations. Training attendees to conduct special operations within amphibious operations. The course at the Caorle Battalion is a preliminary phase (Land) of a training period in which attendees also get Clearance Diver & Paratrooper qualifications. TYPICAL The course will cover the following subjects: amphibious training; RTF procedures; TLC equipment; naval science; amphibious doctrine. 4 weeks. The course will cover the following subjects: amphibious training; topography: ground combat; weapons training; physical conditioning; identification of explosive devices; CBRN basics; RTF procedures; TLC equipment; first aid training; helicopter training; naval science; fire support. PREREQUI- SITES Min 2 Max 10. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. TYPICAL 18 weeks. Min 2 Max 10. Board & lodging available onsite. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board & lodging available onsite.
SAN MARCO MARINE BRIGADE Brindisi FIRE SUPPORT SUPERVISOR OURSE (OFS/JFO) VOCATIONAL FOR AND 4 ENLISTEDE AMPHIBIOUS FOR VFP-4 ENLISTED PERSONNEL (T SERVICE VOLUNTEERS) ) SANS MARCO MARINE RIFLEMEN QUALIFICATION (TEMPORARY LOCATION San Marco Marine Brigade Caorle Battalion (Brindisi). LOCATION San Marco Marine Brigade Caorle Battalion (Brindisi) Providing knowledge and training on fire support and qualification for the request, adjustment and direction of surface fire (air, land and sea). Training attendees (enlisted personnel) to operate within small units in amphibious operations. TYPICAL The course will cover the following subjects: topography; FCT-PTG SAOV; RTF procedures; TLC equipment; helicopter training; amphibious doctrine; FSCC; laser handling training; early warning methods. 8 weeks. The course is divided into: 1 st phase (12 weeks) 2 nd phase (11 weeks) The course will cover the following subjects: amphibious training; topography; individual combat training; ground combat; weapons training; physical conditioning; identification of explosive devices; CBRN basics; RTF procedures; TLC equipment; first aid training; helicopter training; rock climbing; self-defence. Min 5 Max 10. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board & lodging available onsite. TYPICAL 23 weeks. Min 8 Max 24. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board & lodging available onsite.
SAN MARCO MARINE BRIGADE Brindisi QUALIFICATION ON INSTALLATION DEFENCE QUALIFICATION ON INSTALLATION DEFENCE FOR OFFICERS/C /CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS /C LOCATION San Marco Marine Brigade Caorle Battalion (Brindisi) LOCATION San Marco Marine Brigade Caorle Battalion (Brindisi). Qualifying attendees for the surveillance and defence of military installations Qualifying attendees for the surveillance and defence of military installations The course is divided into two phases, each one of 2 weeks. The course will cover the following subjects: ground combat; weapons employment; CBRN basics; RTF procedures; TLC equipment; medical training; battlefield engineering; installation defence; Regulations. The course is divided into two phases, each one of 2 weeks. The course will cover the following subjects: ground combat; weapons employment; CBRN basics; RTF procedures; TLC equipment; medical training; battlefield engineering; installation defence; Regulations. TYPICAL 4 weeks. TYPICAL 4 weeks Min 8 - Max 24. Min 8 - Max 24. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Board & lodging available onsite. Board & lodging available onsite.
SUBMARINE CENTRE Taranto The Submarine Training Centre, Taranto, provides training to personnel assigned to the submarine crews of the Italian Navy, constantly updating and upgrading their voca- SUBMARINE FOR COS & WATCH OFFICERS tional qualifications, thus ensur- ing a career-long development of expertise and skills in order to be LOCATION Submarine Training Centre Taranto. able to perform duties with increasing responsibility. The Submarine Training Centre features state-of-the art educational technology, including: the diving training simulator, which provides an accurate reproduction of a Providing attendees with basic knowledge of tactics and the capability of coordinating conventional undersea warfare operations. real operating environment in the control room of a Sauro class submarine. This system enables trainees to learn submarine steering dealing with all manner of emergency situations, including failure of shipboard equipment and sys- The following basic subjects will be dealt with: tems. The Steering Stand Simulator is used for U212 training programme; the Submarine Command Team Trainer, which is used for the training on systems such as sonars, com- mand and control, torpedo con- At the end of the course there is final simulator assessment and a written exam. trol systems, and for training under specific pre-set operating conditions. A system of data underwater electro acoustics (theoretic principles); coordination of underwater safety diving, passive tracking, & periscope depth operations (basic theory & practical simulator training). TYPICAL 3 weeks. Min 3 Max 5. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. TBD on a case-by-case basis. Lunch available at the facility canteen. Lodging availability at military facilities TBD. analysis and recording allows for immediate evaluation of the activity; the torpedo training simulator, which reproduces A184 torpedo operational scenarios on board of Sauro class submarines; damage control and smoke spread simulator, for the training of emergency team personnel; the Submarine Escape Training Simulator which is a facility used for training submariners in emergency escape techniques from a disabled submarine. The Rush Escape Simulator is used for U212A class submarines. STATO MAGGIORE MARINA CATALOG 2015
SUBMARINE CENTRE Taranto SURVIVAL IN IN DISSUB FIRE-FIGHTING AND DAMAGE CONTROL TECHNIQUES ON SUBMARINES LOCATION Submarine Training Centre - Taranto LOCATION Submarine Training Centre - Taranto Training attendees on emergency management procedures in DISSUB scenarios Training attendees on damage control procedures onboard submarines Course Outlook Course Outlook 4 days of theory; 1 day of practical application using air lock chamber simulators and pool. 1 week of theory; 2 days of practical application simulating fire/flooding scenarios on MM systems; 2 days of practical application simulating diving operations using SAURO TODARO MM. TYPICAL Training Subjects initial actions; survival in DISSUB; advising to the Senior Survivor outside rescue; food rationing; preparations of the escape hatch; reporting position modes; control of internal atmosphere; survival at sea. 1 week. Max 7. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course All course material is UNCLASSIFIED Lunch available at the facility canteen. Lodging availability at military facilities TBD TYPICAL Training subjects fires onboard submarines; fire fighting systems and procedures at sea and in port; fixed and mobile fire- fighting systems; fire alarm systems; non-breathable atmosphere: equipment for breathing in polluted environment and atmosphere control; flooding onboard submarines; damage control systems and procedures at sea and in port; emergency dewatering procedures; internal communication networks. 2 weeks. Min 3 Max 5. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Lunch available at the facility canteen. Lodging availability at military facilities TBD.
SUBMARINE CENTRE Taranto REFUELLING REAGENTS FOR FUEL CELLS USE OF PASSIVE SONARS IN TARGET DETECTION AND TRACKING LOCATION Submarine Training Centre Taranto. LOCATION Submarine Training Centre Taranto. Providing basic knowledge on safety procedures and principles for refuelling reagents of units with AIP fuel cells. Providing theoretical and practical knowledge required to use Passive Sonars for the detection and tracking of surface targets and divers. Course Outlook 4 days of theory, using CBT 1 day of practical application Training Subjects AIP propulsion; introduction to fuel cells; refuelling systems; reagents risk sheets; elements of accident prevention; refuelling methods; refuelling stations. One week of theory, with practical examples: main types of Passive Sonars (cylindrical / spherical arrays, linear arrays and PRS); beamforming and signal processing techniques; types of receivers (broadband, narrowband and DEMON); Target Motion Analysis (TMA) ) techniques; practical examples. TYPICAL 1 week. TYPICAL 2 weeks Min 3 Max 5. Min 5 Max 10. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Lunch available at the facility canteen. Lodging availability at military facilities TBD. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. Lunch available at the facility canteen. Lodging availability at military facilities TBD.
MINE COUNTERMEASURE AND AUXILIARY FORCES HQ La Spezia The Mine Countermeasure and Auxiliary Forces HQ performs mine countermeasure operations, in order to provide free and safe access to ports and safe passage along coastal courses, and to ensure the free use of the sea. Its activities include the localisation and identification of historical and archaeological sites, and other research projects in cooperation with national and international universities and research institutes and centres. Specialised training is therefore a major priority. For this purpose, the Mine Warfare Training Centre (MARICENDRAG) delivers courses meeting international standards and available to foreign participants. MARICENDRAG likewise oversees training and operational evaluation of the Italian Navy mine countermeasure ships, performing such activity in support of foreign naval vessels too. Damage control training is provided by the Damage Control Security Centre, using dedicated firefighting and damage control simulators. STATO MAGGIORE MARINA CATALOG 2015
MINE COUNTERMEASURE AND AUXILIARY FORCES HQ La Spezia NATO SW CMM MCM EXPERT OPERATORSO PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT PERATORS FIRE PREVENTION BASIC OURSE (A.I.R.) LOCATION Mine Warfare Training Centre Mine Countermeasures & Auxiliary HQ - La Spezia LOCATION Mine Warfare Training Centre Mine Countermeasures & Auxiliaries HQ - La Spezia TYPICAL Providing attendees with basic knowledge to operate MCM EXPERT software for planning and evaluating, as part of CMM staff onboard vessels and ashore. The course consists of lectures based on MP (Multinational Publication) NATO publications, and includes planning exercises to be conducted using the MCM EXPERT software. The programme consists in 3 phases: introduction to the software (capabilities and limitations); description of folders and worksheets; MCM EXPERT planning exercises. The course takes place over 5 working days. Course start date is TBD TYPICAL Providing basic knowledge of onboard fire-fighting techniques, and relevant training. The course consists of lectures based on publications containing passive defence regulations, and includes an applicative phase to be conducted at the La Spezia Security Centre. The programme consists in 3 phases: description of fires and fighting modes; description of A.I. equipment; fire drill; final test. The course takes place over 3 working days. Course start date is TBD Min 15 Max 30 Min 6 Max 15 Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course Good knowledge of MCM regulations All material is UNCLASSIFIED Check availability at the facility logistic command, once course participation is confirmed All material is UNCLASSIFIED Check availability at the facility logistic command, once course participation is confirmed
MINE COUNTERMEASURE AND AUXILIARY FORCES HQ La Spezia FLOODING PREVENTION BASIC (AFR) MINE COUNTERMEASURES BASIC LOCATION Mine Warfare Training Centre Mine Countermeasures & Auxiliaries HQ - La Spezia LOCATION Mine Warfare Training Centre Mine Countermeasures & Auxiliaries HQ - La Spezia Providing basic knowledge of onboard damage control techniques, and relevant training. The course consists of lectures based on publications containing passive defence regulations, and includes an applicative phase to be conducted at the La Spezia Security Centre. The programme consists in 3 phases: description of floodings and fighting modes; description of flooding prevention equipment; introduction to vessel stability; shoring and pipe patching practical exam; final test. TYPICAL Providing attendees with the basic knowledge required to fulfil CMM staff duties onboard vessels or ashore. The course consists of lectures based on MP (Multinational Publication) NATO publications The programme consists in 4 phases: principles of naval mine warfare; elements of naval mines; mine countermeasures; tactical aspects of mine countermeasures. The course takes place over 4 week. Course start date is TBD TYPICAL The course takes place over 3 working days. Course start date is TBD Min 10 Max 20 Min 6 Max 15 Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. All material is UNCLASSIFIED Check availability at the facility logistic command, once course participation is confirmed All material is UNCLASSIFIED Check availability at the facility logistic command, once course participation is confirmed
MINE COUNTERMEASURE AND AUXILIARY FORCES HQ La Spezia AUV REMUS OPERATIONO PERATION PLUTO C PLUTO CLASS WIRE-GUIDED VEHICLES OPERATION LOCATION Mine Warfare Training Centre Mine Countermeasures & Auxiliaries HQ - La Spezia LOCATION Mine Warfare Training Centre Mine Countermeasures & Auxiliaries HQ - La Spezia Training attendees for the operation and maintenance of PLUTO Class wire-guided vehicles. Training attendees for the operation and maintenance of the REMUS Autonomous Vehicle. The course consists of lectures based on technical publications published by the GAYMARINE company, and includes an applicative phase to be conducted operating PLUTO Class wire-guided vehicle. The course consists of classroom lectures based on technical publications published by the HYDROID company, and includes an applicative phase to be conducted operating the REMUS autonomous vehicle. The programme consists in 5 phases: introduction to the System; description of the system components; system operation; maintenance basics; practical activity. TYPICAL The programme consists in 5 phases: introduction to the System; description of the system components; system operation; maintenance basics; practical activity. The course takes place over 5 working days. Course start date is TBD TYPICAL The course takes place over 2 complete weeks. Course start date is TBD Min 6 Max 15 Min 2 Max 6 Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course All material is UNCLASSIFIED Check availability at the facility logistic command, once course participation is confirmed All material is UNCLASSIFIED Check availability at the facility logistic command, once course participation is confirmed.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND The Navy Helicopter Station Catania HELICOPTER/AIRCRAFT SPECIALIST (AB212 - SSP/TM/SAER) LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. The Helicopter Technical Specialist Course envisages both theoretic and practical training, in order to provide the knowledge and skills required for the attainment of the Military Helicopter/Aircraft Specialist Licence (SAER). The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units. (MARISTAELI CATANIA) pro- vides training to 1964, the Italian Navy Air Training Centre (recognised by the Air Armaments Directorate as training centre for aircraft personnel) delivers theory and hands-on courses to all personnel operating on SH212/EH101/SH90 helicopters. Training, Aerodynamics or Gas Turbines Theory (for flight engi- neers) o Digital Technique and agation (for avi- training is focused on kinematics, navigation and use of on board sensors. The programme is a combination of lectures, frontal teaching, and self-learning, using the Computer Based Training (EH101). State-of-the art simulators are available to Sensor Operators, namely the Part Task Trainer (EH101) or the Practical activities (to be carried out at the Italian Navy Helicopter Squadrons): 4 months (about 16 weeks). operators). Sensor Operators Naval Mission Simulator Train- TYPICAL The Course consists in three phases, covering a period of approximately 46 working weeks. Max 10 Military ranks: Navy Marshals Sergeants Troop. Certified Flying Medical Category. All. Course material is UNCLASSIFIED Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (ensuite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. er (SH90), which simulates flight operations. The classroombased course is followed by an on-the-job training stage. General Subjects: Flight safety, Equipment, Aerodynamics, Gas turbines (theory), Aircraft Hydraulics and Plant Engineering, Aircraft Technology and Materials, Electrical Engineering, Military Aviation Regulations, Technical and Logistic Regulations, Basics of Digital Techniques, Avionics, Basics of Integrated Logistic Support (ILS), Non-destructive testing (NDT). Specific Topics: PT61 Turbine, Structure, Flight Control Systems, Basic Avionics and related Engineering instructions, Avionics Systems Radio-wave Proponics The programme includes both theoretic and practical activities, aimed at providing knowledge and developing capabilities required for the operation and maintenance of systems and equipments. During the training course, attendees are also required (on pain of interruption) to get a ditching certification (at the Maristaeli Catania Dilbert Dunker, or alternatively Maristaeli Luni Helo Dunker facilities), otherwise they cannot complete the course. Educational/Training activities: 30 working weeks. all specialised personnel of the Italian Navy Air Forces. Since Courses include modules such as Ditching and Water Survival Catania STATO MAGGIORE MARINA CATALOG 2015
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania /A (AB-212 -SP/TM/SAER) HELICOPTER/A /AIRCRAFT SPECIALIST CONVERSION LOCATION HELICOPTER ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN (AB-212 -. TSC/ETE/TAER) Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. LOCATION TYPICAL Navy Helicopter Station. MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. The Mechanical Technicians Conversion Course envisages both theoretic and practical training for already qualified personnel, in order to provide the knowledge and skills required for the attainment of the Military Helicopter/Aircraft Specialist Licence (SAER). The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units. The programme includes both theoretic and practical activities, aimed at providing knowledge and developing capabilities required for the operation and maintenance of systems and equipments. Educational/Training activities: 13 working weeks. Specific Topics: PT61 Turbine, Structure, Flight Control Systems, Basic Avionics and related Engineering instructions Avionics Systems. Educational visits to the hangar of the 2nd Helicopter Group Use of the AB 212 ASW maintenance simulator. Practical activities (to be carried out at the Italian Navy Helicopter Squadrons): 4 months (about 16 weeks). The Course consists in two phases, covering a period of approximately 29 working weeks. Max 10 Qualification as Aircraft Technician All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. TYPICAL PRE REQUISITES Providing basic knowledge of specific aeronautical subjects. Providing basics of the operation of systems, fittings and equipment, as well as practical capabilities for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations aimed at getting the Helicopter Specialist Licence. The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units. During the training course, attendees are also required (on pain of interruption) to get a ditching certification (at the Maristaeli Catania Dilbert Dunker, or alternatively Maristaeli Luni Helo Dunker facilities), otherwise they cannot complete the course. Educational/Training activities: 35 working weeks. General Subjects: Flight Safety - Equipment Aerodynamics Electrical Engineering Radio-wave propagation Radar techniques Basics of Radio-engineering Avionics Non-destructive testing (NDT) Military Aviation Regulations Technical and Logistic Regulations Basics of Aircraft Hydraulics and Plant Engineering Basics of Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) Aircraft Technology and Materials Specific Topics: Structure, and Flight Control Systems Basic Avionics Avionics Systems Mission System PT61 Turbine Practical activities (to be carried out at the Italian Navy Helicopter Squadrons): 4 months (about 16 weeks). The Course consists in three phases, covering a period of approximately 51 working weeks. Max 10 Military ranks: Navy Marshals Sergeants Troop (Combat System Technicians/Electronic Technicians with certified Flying Medical Category). Adequate security clearance certificate. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania HELICOPTER ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN CONVERSION (AB-212 -TSC/ETE/TAER) AVIATION WARFARE SYSTEMS OPERATOR CONVERSION (AB-212) AT.. SSC/RD/OV SSC/ECG/OV CAT LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. This course is aimed at providing attendees with the basic knowledge required to operate specific electromechanical systems, fittings and equipment of the AB212 ASW helicopter, along with the practical skills required for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations aimed at getting a qualification as Helicopter Maintenance Technician. This course is targeted to personnel already qualified on another type of helicopter. This course is targeted to personnel already qualified on another type of helicopter. The course envisages both theoretic and practical training, in order to provide attendees with the knowledge and skills required for the attainment of the Helicopter Specialist - Aviation Warfare Systems Operator Licence. Trainees will acquire the capabilities to operate sensors and systems on AB 212 ASW Helicopters of the Italian Navy, both autonomously and in coordination with the crew. The following subjects/activities will be dealt with and carried out: Educational/Training Activities - 524 periods (18 working weeks) Structure, and Flight Control Systems Basic Avionics Avionics Systems Mission System PT61 Turbine Visits in hangar Maintenance simulator Practical Activities - 464 periods (16 working weeks) Electronic workshop Hangar activities (at the 2 nd Italian Navy Helicopter Squadron) The following subjects/activities will be dealt with and carried out: AB 212 ASW Helicopter: 380 periods (13 weeks) Introduction to the helicopter Avionics Aircraft electrical systems and flight instruments, ASE ATH AQS 13 Bs Sonar SMA MM APS 705 Radar SMA MM APS 705 Vs 32 Radar FLIR Star Safire II General and Underwater Acoustics Radar/Sonar Trainer TYPICAL PLACES AVAILA- BLE The Course consists in two phases, covering a period of approximately 34 working weeks. To be defined TYPICAL The Course lasts approximately 13 weeks. Course for Aviation Warfare Systems Operators already qualified on another class/type of Helicopter. Military ranks: Navy Marshals Sergeants Troop, already qualified as Electronic Technicians on another type of Helicopter (TSC/ETE/TAER) Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the course. POLICY REGARD- ING BOARD & LODGING Adequate security clearance certificate. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. Adequate security clearance certificate. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania SH-90 HELICOPTERH ELICOPTER/A - (TM/SAER) /AIRCRAFT SPECIALIST SH-90 H (TM/SAER) 90 HELICOPTER SPECIALIST CONVERSION LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. The course envisages both theoretic and practical training, in order to provide attendees with the knowledge and skills required for the attainment of the Helicopter/Aircraft Specialist Licence (SAER). The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units, with 1 st, and later in their career, 2 nd and 3 rd level technical capabilities. Attendees are expected to acquire: basic theoretical knowledge of specific aeronautical subjects; basic knowledge of specific systems, fittings and equipment, along with the practical skills required for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations aimed at getting the Helicopter Specialist Licence. The Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course is aimed at providing attendees with SH 90 type-conversion training, while maintaining the specific tasks already acquired by virtue of the current qualification. The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units, with 1 st, and later in their career, 2 nd and 3 rd level technical capabilities. Attendees are expected to acquire basic knowledge to operate specific systems, fittings and equipment, along with the practical skills required for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations, in order to be able to operate on the SH90 Helicopter. The Helicopter Specialist Training Course for Mechanical Technicians consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing knowledge and developing the necessary capabilities to perform technical tasks related to the operation of systems and equipment. It envisages periodical assessments and three exam sessions (two mid-term and a final). This Course consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing knowledge and developing the necessary capabilities to perform technical tasks related to the operation of systems and equipment. It envisages periodical assessments and three exam sessions (two mid-term and a final). TYPICAL The Course consists of three phases, and last approximately 49 weeks To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course. TYPICAL The Course, consisting of three phases, lasts approximately 32 working weeks To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania SH-90 HELICOPTERH ING (ETE/TAER) /A ELICOPTER SPECIALIST/A /AIRCRAFT ENGINEER TRAIN- SH-90 H (ETE/TAER) 90 HELICOPTER SPECIALIST CONVERSION LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. The Helicopter Specialist Training Course envisages both theoretic and practical training, in order to provide attendees with the knowledge and skills required for the attainment of the Helicopter Specialist/Aircraft Engineer Licence (TAER). The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units, with 1 st, and later in their career, 2 nd and 3 rd level technical capabilities. Attendees are expected to acquire: basic theoretical knowledge of specific aeronautical subjects; The Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course is aimed at providing attendees with SH 90 type-conversion training, while maintaining the specific tasks already acquired by virtue of the current qualification. The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units, with 1 st, and later in their career, 2 nd and 3 rd level technical capabilities. Attendees are expected to acquire basic knowledge to operate specific electromechanical systems, fittings and equipment, along with the practical skills required for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations, in order to be able to operate on the SH90 Helicopter. basic knowledge of specific systems, fittings and equipment, along with the practical skills required for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations aimed at getting the Helicopter Specialist Licence. The Helicopter Specialist Training Course for Electronic Technicians (TSC/ETE/TAER) consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing knowledge and developing the necessary capabilities to perform technical tasks related to the operation of systems and equipment. It envisages periodical assessments and three exam sessions (two mid-term and a final). This Course consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing knowledge and developing the necessary capabilities to perform technical tasks related to the operation of systems and equipment. It envisages periodical assessments and three exam sessions (two mid-term and a final). TYPICAL The Course, consisting of three phases, lasts approximately 49 working weeks To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. TYPICAL The Course, consisting of three phases, lasts approximately 32 working weeks. To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania SH-90 H (ECG-RD/OV) 90 HELICOPTER SPECIALIST CONVERSION EH -101 H (TM/SAER) 101 HELICOPTER SPECIALIST LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. The Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course is aimed at providing attendees with SH 90 type-conversion training, while maintaining the specific tasks already acquired by virtue of the current qualification. The Course intends to provide Mission System Operators with the necessary capabilities to operate sensors and systems on SH-90 Helicopters of the Italian Navy, both autonomously and in coordination with the crew. LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. The Helicopter Specialist Training Course envisages both theoretic and practical training, in order to provide attendees with the knowledge and skills required for the attainment of the Helicopter/ Aircraft Specialist Licence (TAER). The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units, with 1 st, and later in their career, 2 nd and 3 rd level technical capabilities. Attendees are expected to acquire: basic theoretical knowledge of specific aeronautical subjects; basic knowledge of specific systems, fittings and equipment, along with the practical skills required for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations aimed at getting the Helicopter Specialist Licence. This Course consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing knowledge and developing the necessary capabilities to perform technical tasks related to the operation of systems and equipment. It envisages periodical assessments and three exam sessions (two mid-term and a final).. The Helicopter Specialist Training Course (SSP/TM/SAER) for Mechanical Technicians consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing knowledge and developing the necessary capabilities to perform technical tasks related to the operation of systems and equipment. TYPICAL The Course, consisting of two phases, lasts approximately 10 working weeks. To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course. TYPICAL It envisages periodical assessments and three exam sessions (two mid-term and a final). The Course, consisting of three phases, covers a period of approximately 56 working weeks To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania EH-101 H (TM/SAER) 101 HELICOPTER SPECIALIST CONVERSION EH-101 H (TSC/ETE/TAER) 101 HELICOPTER SPECIALIST LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. The Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course is aimed at providing attendees with EH-101 type-conversion training. The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units, with 1 st level technical capabilities. Attendees are expected to acquire basic knowledge to operate specific systems, fittings and equipment of the EH-101, along with the practical skills required for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations (1 st and 2 nd technical level), aimed at getting a qualification as Helicopter Maintenance Technician. The Course envisages both theoretic and practical training, in order to provide attendees with the knowledge and skills required for the attainment of the Helicopter/Aircraft Specialist Licence (TAER). The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units, with 1 st level technical capabilities. Attendees are expected to acquire: basic theoretical knowledge of specific aeronautical subjects; basic knowledge of specific systems, fittings and equipment, along with the practical skills required for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations aimed at getting the Helicopter Specialist Licence. The Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course (SSP/TM/SAER), consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing attendees with EH-101 type-conversion training, while maintaining the specific tasks already acquired by virtue of the current qualification. It envisages periodical assessments and a final exam session. The Helicopter Specialist Training Course (TSC/ETE/TAER) consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing knowledge and developing the necessary capabilities to perform technical tasks related to the operation of systems and equipment. It envisages periodical assessments and three exam sessions (two mid-term and a final). TYPICAL The Course consists of two phases, theoretical and applicative, covering a period of approximately 39 working weeks. TYPICAL The Course, consisting of three phases, covers a period of approximately 58 working weeks. To be defined upon request. To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course adequate security clearance certificate All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania EH-101 H (TSC/ETE/TAER) 101 HELICOPTER SPECIALIST CONVERSION THEORETICAL CONVERSION FOR EH SYSTEM OPERATORS ( SSC/RD/OV SSC/ECG/OV) EH-101 M 101 MISSION LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. The Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course is aimed at providing attendees with EH-101 type-conversion training. The Course intends to train technicians to perform relevant functions within operational Units, with 1 st level technical capabilities. Attendees are expected to acquire basic knowledge to operate specific systems, fittings and equipment of the EH-101, along with the practical skills required for the execution of inspections, checks and regulations (1 st and 2 nd technical level), aimed at getting a qualification as Helicopter Maintenance Technician. The Theoretical Conversion Course for EH-101 Mission System Operators is aimed at providing attendees with EH-101 type-conversion training. The Course shall provide basic knowledge of the operation of EH-101 specific equipment and systems, as well as practical skills for the operation of sensors and equipment on board. Attendees are expected to acquire knowledge and skills required to fulfil specialised tasks related to Mission System operation, both autonomously and in coordination with the crew. The Helicopter Specialist Conversion Course (TSC/ETE/TAER), consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing attendees with EH-101 type-conversion training, while maintaining the specific tasks already acquired by virtue of the current qualification. It envisages periodical assessments and two exam sessions (midterm and final). The Course consists of educational/training activities aimed at providing attendees with EH-101 type-conversion training, while maintaining the specific tasks already acquired by virtue of the current qualification. It envisages periodical assessments and a final exam session. TYPICAL The Course consists of two phases, theoretical and applicative, covering a period of approximately 41 working weeks. To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course adequate security clearance certificate. TYPICAL The Course, consisting of a single theoretical phase, covers a period of approximately 13 working weeks. To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course adequate security clearance certificate. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania HELICOPTER/A /AIRCRAFT (TSC/MSA/TAER) C SPECIALIST /A HELICOPTER SPECIALIST/A /AIRCRAFT ENGINEER FOR ENGINEER OFFICERS FFICERS ( TC/AER) LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre. LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre TYPICAL The Course envisages both theoretic and practical training, in order to provide attendees with the knowledge and skills required for the attainment of the Helicopter Specialist/Aircraft Engineering Licence (TAER). This Course is preparatory for conversion to vertical take-off aircraft. It intends to train technicians to perform specialised tasks in terms of: management of the logistics section of an aircraft department; installation of armaments on board Italian Navy aircraft. The Course consists of three phases: basic, theoretic and applicative. The general syllabus essentially aims at: providing basic theoretical knowledge of specific aeronautics topics; providing basic knowledge of inventory management of aeronautical materials, consumables, fuels and lubricants, as well as of weapon systems. The Course consists of two sessions per year, starting tentatively in May and November, with a total duration of 739 teaching periods, amounting to about 25 working weeks, distributed as follows: educational/training activities: 16 working weeks; practical activities at Squadrons/Warehouses: 2 months (approximately 9 weeks). TYPICAL The Course is aimed at providing attendees with the knowledge and skills required for the attainment of the Military Helicopter Specialist/ Aircraft Engineer Licence, enabling them to perform their tasks as military Aircraft Maintenance Officers. Attendees are expected to acquire the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to perform technical/logistics duties related to the operation and maintenance of Italian Navy Aircraft, and related weapon systems and equipment. The Course consists of three phases: basic, theoretic and applicative. Basic Phase introduction to all the necessary modules/subjects preparatory to the subsequent theoretical training, including theory of turbines, flight safety, aerodynamics, etc.; Theoretical Phase including three types of training: specific Cell, Power Plant and Avionics Systems of the aircraft at issue; Applicative Phase consolidation of the theoretical knowledge acquired for aircraft technical management, through training sessions within Squadrons Technical Departments. The Course consists of two sessions per year. The length of the theoretical phase varies depending of the number of Type Ratings attended. The basic part is common to all Type Ratings. Basic Phase: 12 weeks Theoretical (Type Rating) Phase: 7 weeks for each aircraft type. Applicative Phase (at Squadrons) 6 months (24 weeks). To be defined upon request. To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; adequate security clearance certificate. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course; basic knowledge of the English language, to be tested before starting the Course adequate security clearance certificate. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania DITCHING AND WATER SURVIVAL NIGHT VISION OGGLE (NVG) B GOGGLE BASIC THEORETICAL LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI LUNI Training Centre. LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI CATANIA Training Centre Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI LUNI Training Centre Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAER GROTTAGLIE Training Centre The Course is aimed at training attendees to reach high levels of psychomotor skills to successfully face ditching and water survival emergencies in facing a real life ditching. At the end of the training Course, each attendee will be required to execute three dunker rides using various underwater emergency egress techniques. Successful completion results in a Ditching and Water Survival certification. This Course intends to provide Pilots and Aviation Warfare Systems Operators, with theoretical training for the acquisition of knowledge and skills required for the use of Night Vision Goggles (NVG). Attendees are expected to acquire theoretical knowledge for the use of NVGs, enabling takeoff/landing from airports, landing areas, helipads and other areas deemed suitable by the relevant Command, and overland navigation/transfer at an altitude of no less than 500 ft AGL, except during landing phases. Minimum altitude over the sea is 200 ft ASL. Lower altitude is allowed for shipwreck rescue, hovering and dip, in accordance with current regulations and standard operational procedures. This theoretical and practical Course intends to provide the following skills/capabilities: swimming and underwater breath-holding training certificate emergency escape breathing devices training certificate Ditching and Water Survival (Dilbert Dunker training certificate) The general syllabus includes the following topics: use of NVGs; anatomy and physiology of the human eye; flight safety in Night Vision Goggle operations, etc.. TYPICAL The Course lasts one week. Frequency: Virtually once a week, except when the facility is closed for maintenance (August). To be defined upon request. TYPICAL This theoretical phase of the training programme consists of 12 lesson periods. To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course. Good knowledge of the Italian and/or English language, to be tested before starting the Course. LCR Basic Qualification for Pilots and LCR SA Sup for Aviation Warfare Systems Operators. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
NAVAL AIR FORCES COMMAND Catania NIGHT VISION GOGGLE OGGLE (NVG) B (NVG) BASIC PRACTICAL EH-101 F 101 FULL CREW MISSION SIMULATOR FOR PILOTS AND SYSTEM OPERATORS LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI LUNI Training Centre. LOCATION Navy Helicopter Station MARISTAELI LUNI Training Centre. This Course intends to provide Pilots and Aviation Warfare Systems Operators, with practical training for the acquisition of knowledge and skills required for the use of Night Vision Goggles (NVG). Attendees are expected to acquire practical knowledge for the use of NVGs, enabling takeoff/landing from airports, landing areas, helipads and other areas deemed suitable by the relevant Command, and overland navigation/transfer at an altitude of no less than 500 ft AGL, except during landing phases. Minimum altitude over the sea is 200 ft ASL. Lower altitude is allowed for shipwreck rescue, hovering and dip, in accordance with current regulations and standard operational procedures. The NVG Practical Course consists of a representative training module which illustrates the use of Night Vision Goggles, and includes a written examination session, at the end of the theoretical phase, which attendees are required to pass in order to access the practical stage. The practical phase consists of 5 flight missions including check flight. The Course also envisages the possibility of conducting practical missions at the EH-101-Full Crew Mission Simulator (FCMS), at MARIS- TAELI LUNI. The Course is aimed at providing attendees with EH-101 typeconversion, along with basic theoretical and practical knowledge for the use of helicopter sensors. The Course should enable: Pilots to fly the aircraft in day/ night VFR, IFR and formation flying. System Operators to acquire skills required to use the Italian Navy EH-101 sensors and equipment both autonomously and in coordination with the crew. The Pilots Course consists of three phases introduced by theoretical indoctrination (at MARISTAELI CATANIA) for a total of about 32 Simulator Missions to be executed at the FCMS Simulator (at MARIS- TAELI LUNI) out of a planned total of 49. For pilots coming from another Italian Navy flight line, the program envisages 16 Simulator FCMS Missions out of a planned total of 26. The Operators System Course consists of a period of practical training introduced by theoretical indoctrination (at MARISTAELI CATA- NIA) including a total of about 34 Simulator Missions to be executed at the FCMS Simulator (at MARISTAELI LUNI). TYPICAL The Course, consists of two phases, has a total length of about one working week Didactical activities have a duration: Practice phase 5 flight missions (1 week) TYPICAL The Course duration depends on the number of participants. To be defined upon request. To be defined upon request. Good knowledge of the Italian and/or English language, to be tested before starting the Course. Successful completion of the NVG Theoretical Course Qualification for Pilots: Limited Combat Ready (LCR) Qualification for Mission System Operators: Limited Combat Ready/ Surface Air Supervisor (LCR SA/Sup) Good knowledge of the Italian and/or English language, to be tested before starting the Course; successful completion of the EH-101 Theoretical stage for both Pilot/ and System Operators. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. Depending on the number of Italian participants, foreign attendees may be entitled (upon request) to accommodation within the military facilities (en-suite bedroom). It is possible to have meals at the facility canteen (open every day for lunch and dinner, even on holydays, upon reservation). Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
ITALIAN NAVY ELITE DIVERS La Spezia The Navy Elite Divers are a component of the wider Operational Raiders and Divers Group. They are provided with daily training in a multiplicity of activities, including underwater mine clearance, explosive ordnance disposal, assistance and rescue services for personnel of disabled submarines, diving work, underwater inspection of shipwrecks, both through the conduct of exercises and actual operations. An additional activity performed by the Navy divers is the inspection and survey diving of underwater archaeological sites, in close cooperation with the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities. Courses are not only intended for naval personnel: they are also available to divers from the other Italian services and State Police. Attendees are provided with operational as well as advanced medical training, through qualification courses in undersea and hyperbaric medicine. STATO MAGGIORE MARINA CATALOG 2015
ITALIAN NAVY ELITE DIVERS La Spezia UNDERSEA AND HYPERBARIC PHYSIOPATHOLOGY QUALIFICATION FOR PETTY OFFICERS FFICERS (CORPSMEN ORPSMEN) LOCATION UNDERSEA AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE QUALIFICATION FOR MEDICAL OFFICERS Operational Raiders & Divers Group HQ (COMSUBIN) TESEO TESEI - Le Grazie (LA SPEZIA). LOCATION Operational Raiders & Divers Group HQ (COMSUBIN) TESEO TE- SEI - Le Grazie (LA SPEZIA). Through both theoretical and practical application training, attendees will become proficient in undersea medicine and hyperbaric treatments, in order to recognize and treat diving medical emergencies.. Upon completion of the Course, attendees are expected to be able to: provide medical assistance during diving activities; provide medical assistance during hyperbaric oxygen therapy for decompression illnesses; endure over-pressurized environments up to a depth of 50 metres. Through both theoretical and practical application training, attendees will become proficient in undersea medicine and hyperbaric treatments, in order to recognize and treat diving medical emergencies.. Upon completion of the Course, attendees are expected to be able to: provide medical assistance during diving activities; provide medical assistance during hyperbaric oxygen therapy for decompression illnesses; endure over-pressurized environments up to a depth of 50 metres. The theoretical and practical phases of the training programme will take place at COMSUBIN, at neighbouring land and sea firing ranges, on naval ships or in other areas suitable for the Course activities. Attendees will undergo specific endurance training in a compression chamber to acquire the capability to operate in over-pressurized environments. The theoretical and practical phases of the training programme will take place at COMSUBIN, at neighbouring land and sea firing ranges, on naval ships or in other areas suitable for the Course activities. Attendees will undergo specific endurance training in a compression chamber to acquire the capability to operate in over-pressurized environments. TYPICAL 8 Weeks One session for year. TYPICAL 9 weeks One session for year. 4-6 (depending on the number of Italian attendees). Good knowledge of the Italian language (Level B1) to be tested before starting the Course; excellent command of medical terminology; good command of submarine technical terminology; medical fitness, to be previously assessed in the country of origin, and to be later confirmed by the Italian military health service in accordance with current regulations, before starting the Course; health screening certificates; health insurance; outfit required: tracksuit, camouflage battle dress, waterproof boots, standard dress uniform, white medical coat. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Board & Lodging available onsite. Accommodation at La Spezia Naval Base. Lunch at the Operational Raiders & Divers Group facilities (COMSUBIN). Dinner at La Spezia Naval Base. N. 3. Good knowledge of the Italian language (Level B1) to be tested before starting the Course; excellent command of medical terminology; good command of submarine technical terminology; medical fitness, to be previously assessed in the country of origin, and to be later confirmed by the Italian military health service in accordance with current regulations, before starting the Course; health screening certificates; health insurance; outfit required: coveralls, camouflage battle dress, waterproof boots, standard dress uniform, white medical coat. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Board & Lodging available onsite. Accommodation at La Spezia Naval Base. Lunch at the Operational Raiders & Divers Group facilities (COMSUBIN). Dinner at La Spezia Naval Base.
ITALIAN NAVY ELITE DIVERS La Spezia DENOMINA- TION UNDERSEA AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE QUALIFICATION FOR MEDICAL OFFICERS DENOMINA- TION SCUBADIVER LOCATION Operational Raiders & Divers Group HQ (COMSUBIN) TESEO TE- SEI - Le Grazie (LA SPEZIA). LOCATION Operational Raiders & Divers Group HQ (COMSUBIN) TESEO TESEI - Le Grazie (LA SPEZIA). The Course is aimed at providing attendees with specialised training in the professional field related to healthcare during diving operations and over-pressurized environments. In addition, physicians who specialise in diving and hyperbaric medicine should be able to handle any accidents attributable to such conditions. Upon completion of the Course, in addition to the skills already acquired during the UHB Course, attendees should be able to: provide medical assistance during saturation diving, and handle any accidents which might occur; use the gas cromatograph; correctly administer a hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment course. Getting the Military Scubadiver Certification and acquiring underwater operational skills using the following systems: air breathing apparatus up to 60 meters; self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (oxygen) up to 12 meters; self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (mixture) up to 54 meters; surface supplied air diving equipment up to 60 metres; airdrop (from helicopter); decompression chambers up to 60 metres. 6 months One session per year (June December). The Course is selective and open to personnel without any previous Scubadiving experience or qualifications. The Course envisages a series of periodic assessments and a final exam. TYPICAL N. 3. Good knowledge of the Italian language (Level B1) to be tested before starting the Course; excellent command of medical terminology; good command of submarine technical terminology; medical fitness, to be previously assessed in the country of origin, and to be later confirmed by the Italian military health service in accordance with current regulations, before starting the Course; health screening certificates; health insurance; outfit required: coveralls, camouflage battle dress, waterproof boots, standard dress uniform, white medical coat. TYPICAL 231 days (not including leave/vacation periods) One session for year. Max 8. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course. COMSUBIN shall terminate the Training Course for any attendee whose should scarce Italian language proficiency could compromise the safety of training activities. COUN- TRIES All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Board & Lodging available onsite. Accommodation at La Spezia Naval Base. Lunch at the Operational Raiders & Divers Group facilities (COMSUBIN). Dinner at La Spezia Naval Base. COUN- TRIES All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Accommodation provided at neighbouring military facilities, and/or in hotel. Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.
ITALIAN NAVY ELITE DIVERS La Spezia SCUBADIVER INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICATION MCM DIVERD IVER/ / EOD MARITIMEM ARITIME BASIC LOCATION Operational Raiders & Divers Group HQ (COMSUBIN) TESEO TE- SEI - Le Grazie (LA SPEZIA). LOCATION Operational Raiders & Divers Group HQ (COMSUBIN) TESEO TESEI - Le Grazie (LA SPEZIA). Training qualified Scubadivers to conduct explosive loading operations during mine warfare. TYPICAL Training personnel who have obtained the Military Scubadiver Certification at COMSUBIN (see Scubadiver Course information form) to fill the position of Scubadiver Instructor at their respective command training facilities. Course Outline (Levels of qualification): Coaching, assistant instructor, nationally qualified Diving School Instructor. Theoretical training modules include: advanced training in Undersea Physiopathology; first aid training, including BLSD and PTC qualification; classroom management techniques (Mariscuola Taranto) SSO (Security Service Operator) Damage Control Training Course athletic training. The Course is selective, and envisages a series of periodic assessments and a final exam. 231 days (not including leave/vacation periods) - One session for year. Max 8. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course. Good command of underwater technical terminology. COMSUBIN shall terminate the Training Course for any attendee whose should scarce Italian language proficiency could compromise the safety of training activities. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. TYPICAL Attendees are required to submit a record of qualifications and training certified by their respective countries. Certificates should include the following information: any and all Diving qualifications; type of breathing apparatus previously used for diving training/ operations any explosives qualification; previous diving experience (logbook certified copy). In addition, foreign personnel will undergo an entrance exam which lasts 12 days, in order to assess diving proficiency level. COMSUBIN shall terminate the Training Course for any attendee whose should scarce professional skills could compromise the safety of training activities Upon successful passing of the entrance exam, participants will attend the following training schedule: decompression chamber training (if not previously completed in COMSUBIN); E.O.R. theory (IED identification); educational visits to explosives companies/establishments; live training at land firing areas; training in the use of breathing apparatus and oxygen mixture used by the Italian Navy; familiarization period onboard MHC unit. The Course envisages a series of periodic assessments, with a final exam. 109 days. Max 8. Good knowledge of the Italian language, to be tested before starting the Course. Good command of underwater technical terminology. COMSUBIN shall terminate the Training Course for any attendee whose should scarce Italian language proficiency could compromise the safety of training activities. All Course material is UNCLASSIFIED. Accommodation provided at neighbouring military facilities, and/or in hotel. Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees. Accommodation provided at neighbouring military facilities, and/or in hotel. Board & lodging will be charged to fee-paying attendees.