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UID:5431-1695340800-1695513599@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Kerry
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-kerry/
LOCATION:Dingle\, Kerry\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230908
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230910
DTSTAMP:20260430T170456
CREATED:20230721T144535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230721T144535Z
UID:5600-1694131200-1694303999@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Clare
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-clare-15/
LOCATION:Clare
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230823
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230827
DTSTAMP:20260430T170456
CREATED:20230216T115410Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230216T115410Z
UID:5336-1692748800-1693094399@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Long Range Certificate (LRC)  - Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone that operates a radio on a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing vessel more than 30 miles from the coast. \nEvery vessel that is equipped with MF/HF radio or a GMDSS-compliant satellite transceiver must carry at least one marine radio operator with this minimum qualification. \nLength of course: This course is held over 4 days. \nObjective: To gain the skills and knowledge to confidently and correctly operate Inmarsat C/Fleet 77 satellite and VHF/HF/MF radio equipment\, including Digital Selective Callings (DSC)\, EPIRB\, SART\, and NAVTEX. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exams. \nSuccessful candidates will receive a Long Range Certificate issued by the Irish Department of Transport and recognised worldwide. \nPrerequisites: \nAlthough not essential\, it is preferred that candidates already hold a SRC. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator.  During the class\, each student will have hands-on practice with our classroom GMDSS simulator\, as well as plenty of practical experience with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of communications\nTypes of stations\nRadio frequencies\nMaritime Mobile Satellite Service\nGMDSS structure\nSearch and Rescue (SAR)\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\, NAVTEX\, Inmarsat C\nVHF radio installation\nMF/HF radio installation\nDigital Selective Calling (DSC)\nAntennas\, interfacing and power sources\nDistress\, urgency\, safety communications\nProtection of distress frequencies\nProcedures/practical operation of Maritime Mobile Satellite Service\nAlerting\, communication and locating signals\nRadiotelephony procedures – Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)\nRegulations for VHF/MF/HF communications
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/long-range-certificate-lrc-dublin-2/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - LRC,RADIO COURSES
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230823
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230827
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20230216T115036Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230816T220304Z
UID:5333-1692748800-1693094399@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Restricted Operators Certificate (ROC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: The professional seafarer\, giving them the authority to operate VHF radio equipment on Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) vessels in coastal waters. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over four consecutive days\, including exam time. \nObjective: To gain the skills and knowledge to confidently and correctly operate a VHF radio installation\, including Digital Selective Callings (DSC)\, EPIRB\, SART\, and NAVTEX. \nAssessment: There are three written exams and two oral exams. Successful candidates will receive a Restricted Operators Certificate issued by the Irish Department of Transport and recognised worldwide. \nPrerequisites: Candidates must be over 18 years of age and have an adequate level of English to understand the course content and exam questions. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nA comprehensive course manual will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with a VHF radio simulator as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of communications in Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of stations\nRadio frequencies\nVHF radio installation\nDigital Selective Calling (DSC)\nGlobal Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)\nNAVTEX\nEPIRBs\nSearch and Rescue Transponder (SART)\nDistress\, urgency\, and safety procedures in GMDSS\nSearch and Rescue operation (SAR)\nObligatory procedures and practices – general communications
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/restricted-operators-certificate-roc-dublin/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - ROC,RADIO COURSES
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230816
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230827
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20230216T115725Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230216T115725Z
UID:5339-1692144000-1693094399@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:General Operators Certificate (GOC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: The professional seafarer on transoceanic and other long passages. This qualification gives them the authority to operate marine radio equipment on Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) vessels in coastal and offshore waters. \nLength of course: This course is held over 10 days (78 hours). \nObjective: To gain the skills and knowledge to confidently and correctlyoperate Inmarsat C/Fleet 77 satellite and VHF/HF/MF radio equipment\,including Digital Selective Callings (DSC)\, EPIRB\, SART\, and NAVTEX. \nAssessment: There are three written exams and two oral exams. Successful candidates will receive a General Operators Certificate issued by the Irish Department of Transport and recognised worldwide. \nPrerequisites: Candidates must be over 18 years of age and have an adequate level of English to understand the course content and exam questions. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nA comprehensive course manual will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with our classroom GMDSS simulator\, as well as plenty of practical experience with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nPrinciples of the Maritime Mobile Service\nPrinciples of the Maritime Mobile Satellite Service\nShip station including receivers\, VHF radio installation\, MF/HF\,\nantennas\, power supplies\, survival craft radio equipment\nDigital Selective Calling (DSC)\nNBDP and Radio Telex systems\nInmarsat systems\nGMDSS system and subsystems\nInmarsat usage in GMDSS\nNAVTEX\nEPIRBs\nSearch and Rescue Radar Transponder (SART)\nDistress\, urgency and safety communications in GMDSS\nDistress\, urgency and safety in communications using radiotelephony\nSearch and Rescue operation (SAR)\nObligatory procedures and practices\nGeneral communications procedures
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/general-operators-certificate-goc-dublin/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - GOC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230623
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230625
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20221129T111842Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230615T100756Z
UID:5205-1687478400-1687651199@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-dublin-13/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230526
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230528
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20230414T085022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230520T133753Z
UID:5463-1685059200-1685231999@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Cork
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-cork-3/
LOCATION:Cork
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230428
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230430
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20230130T100217Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230130T100217Z
UID:5296-1682640000-1682812799@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Clare
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-clare-5/
LOCATION:Clare
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230414
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230416
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20230322T222634Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230413T082911Z
UID:5406-1681430400-1681603199@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Clare
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-clare-05/
LOCATION:Clare
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230407
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230409
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20221116T095709Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221116T095709Z
UID:5171-1680825600-1680998399@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-dublin-12/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230308
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230312
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220819T125510Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221013T074418Z
UID:4969-1678233600-1678579199@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Restricted Operators Certificate (ROC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: The professional seafarer\, giving them the authority to operate VHF radio equipment on Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) vessels in coastal waters. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over four consecutive days\, including exam time. \nObjective: To gain the skills and knowledge to confidently and correctly operate a VHF radio installation\, including Digital Selective Callings (DSC)\, EPIRB\, SART\, and NAVTEX. \nAssessment: There are three written exams and two oral exams. Successful candidates will receive a Restricted Operators Certificate issued by the Irish Department of Transport and recognised worldwide. \nPrerequisites: Candidates must be over 18 years of age and have an adequate level of English to understand the course content and exam questions. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nA comprehensive course manual will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with a VHF radio simulator as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of communications in Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of stations\nRadio frequencies\nVHF radio installation\nDigital Selective Calling (DSC)\nGlobal Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)\nNAVTEX\nEPIRBs\nSearch and Rescue Transponder (SART)\nDistress\, urgency\, and safety procedures in GMDSS\nSearch and Rescue operation (SAR)\nObligatory procedures and practices – general communications
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/restricted-operators-certificate-roc-dublin-2/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - ROC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230308
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230312
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220108T142629Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221013T074804Z
UID:4495-1678233600-1678579199@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Long Range Certificate (LRC)  - Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone that operates a radio on a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing vessel more than 30 miles from the coast. \nEvery vessel that is equipped with MF/HF radio or a GMDSS-compliant satellite transceiver must carry at least one marine radio operator with this minimum qualification. \nLength of course: This course is held over 4 days. \nObjective: To gain the skills and knowledge to confidently and correctly operate Inmarsat C/Fleet 77 satellite and VHF/HF/MF radio equipment\, including Digital Selective Callings (DSC)\, EPIRB\, SART\, and NAVTEX. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exams. \nSuccessful candidates will receive a Long Range Certificate issued by the Irish Department of Transport and recognised worldwide. \nPrerequisites: \nAlthough not essential\, it is preferred that candidates already hold a SRC. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator.  During the class\, each student will have hands-on practice with our classroom GMDSS simulator\, as well as plenty of practical experience with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of communications\nTypes of stations\nRadio frequencies\nMaritime Mobile Satellite Service\nGMDSS structure\nSearch and Rescue (SAR)\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\, NAVTEX\, Inmarsat C\nVHF radio installation\nMF/HF radio installation\nDigital Selective Calling (DSC)\nAntennas\, interfacing and power sources\nDistress\, urgency\, safety communications\nProtection of distress frequencies\nProcedures/practical operation of Maritime Mobile Satellite Service\nAlerting\, communication and locating signals\nRadiotelephony procedures – Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)\nRegulations for VHF/MF/HF communications
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/long-range-certificate-lrc-dublin/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - LRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230301
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230312
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220819T130134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230221T072647Z
UID:4973-1677628800-1678579199@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:General Operators Certificate (GOC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: The professional seafarer on transoceanic and other long passages. This qualification gives them the authority to operate marine radio equipment on Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) vessels in coastal and offshore waters. \nLength of course: This course is held over 10 days (78 hours). \nObjective: To gain the skills and knowledge to confidently and correctlyoperate Inmarsat C/Fleet 77 satellite and VHF/HF/MF radio equipment\,including Digital Selective Callings (DSC)\, EPIRB\, SART\, and NAVTEX. \nAssessment: There are three written exams and two oral exams. Successful candidates will receive a General Operators Certificate issued by the Irish Department of Transport and recognised worldwide. \nPrerequisites: Candidates must be over 18 years of age and have an adequate level of English to understand the course content and exam questions. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nA comprehensive course manual will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with our classroom GMDSS simulator\, as well as plenty of practical experience with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nPrinciples of the Maritime Mobile Service\nPrinciples of the Maritime Mobile Satellite Service\nShip station including receivers\, VHF radio installation\, MF/HF\,\nantennas\, power supplies\, survival craft radio equipment\nDigital Selective Calling (DSC)\nNBDP and Radio Telex systems\nInmarsat systems\nGMDSS system and subsystems\nInmarsat usage in GMDSS\nNAVTEX\nEPIRBs\nSearch and Rescue Radar Transponder (SART)\nDistress\, urgency and safety communications in GMDSS\nDistress\, urgency and safety in communications using radiotelephony\nSearch and Rescue operation (SAR)\nObligatory procedures and practices\nGeneral communications procedures
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/general-operators-certificate-goc-dublin-2/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - GOC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230217
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230219
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20221013T075425Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230216T135955Z
UID:5103-1676592000-1676764799@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Sligo
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-sligo-2-2/
LOCATION:Sligo
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230115
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20221116T094742Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221116T094742Z
UID:5168-1673568000-1673740799@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Athlone
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-athlone-2/
LOCATION:Athlone\, Athlone\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221209
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221211
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20221114T165225Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221201T092147Z
UID:5161-1670544000-1670716799@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-dublin-11/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221202
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221204
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220819T134052Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220819T134052Z
UID:4980-1669939200-1670111999@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Limerick
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-limerick-5/
LOCATION:Limerick
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221021
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221023
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220819T133005Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221017T124516Z
UID:4983-1666310400-1666483199@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-dublin-4-2/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221007
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221009
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220819T132456Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220929T210013Z
UID:4979-1665100800-1665273599@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Sligo
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-sligo-3/
LOCATION:Sligo
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220930
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221002
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220819T131906Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220921T094141Z
UID:4976-1664496000-1664668799@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Clare
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-clare-4/
LOCATION:Kilrush\, Clare\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
GEO:53.41291;-8.24389
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220916
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220918
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220309T211937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220914T082527Z
UID:4692-1663286400-1663459199@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Howth
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and Channels\nFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-howth-1/
LOCATION:Howth
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220729
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220731
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220727T213551Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220727T213551Z
UID:4929-1659052800-1659225599@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-dublin-10/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220718
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220621T141631Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220716T084437Z
UID:4867-1657929600-1658102399@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-dublin-9/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220715
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220717
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220406T124807Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220615T064102Z
UID:4747-1657843200-1658015999@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-dublin-7/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220615
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220619
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220108T145846Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220108T145846Z
UID:4498-1655251200-1655596799@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Restricted Operators Certificate (ROC) Cork
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: The professional seafarer\, giving them the authority to operate VHF radio equipment on Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) vessels in coastal waters. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over four consecutive days\, including exam time. \nObjective: To gain the skills and knowledge to confidently and correctly operate a VHF radio installation\, including Digital Selective Callings (DSC)\, EPIRB\, SART\, and NAVTEX. \nAssessment: There are three written exams and two oral exams. Successful candidates will receive a Restricted Operators Certificate issued by the Irish Department of Transport and recognised worldwide. \nPrerequisites: Candidates must be over 18 years of age and have an adequate level of English to understand the course content and exam questions. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nA comprehensive course manual will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with a VHF radio simulator as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of communications in Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of stations\nRadio frequencies\nVHF radio installation\nDigital Selective Calling (DSC)\nGlobal Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)\nNAVTEX\nEPIRBs\nSearch and Rescue Transponder (SART)\nDistress\, urgency\, and safety procedures in GMDSS\nSearch and Rescue operation (SAR)\nObligatory procedures and practices – general communications
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/restricted-operators-certificate-roc-cork/
LOCATION:Cork
CATEGORIES:Radio - ROC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220608
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220619
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220108T150310Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220108T150310Z
UID:4501-1654646400-1655596799@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:General Operators Certificate (GOC) Cork
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: The professional seafarer on transoceanic and other long passages. This qualification gives them the authority to operate marine radio equipment on Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) vessels in coastal and offshore waters. \nLength of course: This course is held over 10 days (78 hours). \nObjective: To gain the skills and knowledge to confidently and correctlyoperate Inmarsat C/Fleet 77 satellite and VHF/HF/MF radio equipment\,including Digital Selective Callings (DSC)\, EPIRB\, SART\, and NAVTEX. \nAssessment: There are three written exams and two oral exams. Successful candidates will receive a General Operators Certificate issued by the Irish Department of Transport and recognised worldwide. \nPrerequisites: Candidates must be over 18 years of age and have an adequate level of English to understand the course content and exam questions. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nA comprehensive course manual will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with our classroom GMDSS simulator\, as well as plenty of practical experience with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nPrinciples of the Maritime Mobile Service\nPrinciples of the Maritime Mobile Satellite Service\nShip station including receivers\, VHF radio installation\, MF/HF\,\nantennas\, power supplies\, survival craft radio equipment\nDigital Selective Calling (DSC)\nNBDP and Radio Telex systems\nInmarsat systems\nGMDSS system and subsystems\nInmarsat usage in GMDSS\nNAVTEX\nEPIRBs\nSearch and Rescue Radar Transponder (SART)\nDistress\, urgency and safety communications in GMDSS\nDistress\, urgency and safety in communications using radiotelephony\nSearch and Rescue operation (SAR)\nObligatory procedures and practices\nGeneral communications procedures
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/general-operators-certificate-goc-cork/
LOCATION:Cork
CATEGORIES:Radio - GOC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220507
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220509
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220412T155302Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220501T164113Z
UID:4761-1651881600-1652054399@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-dublin-8/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220506
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220508
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20220108T151200Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220506T075419Z
UID:4504-1651795200-1651967999@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Dublin
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-dublin-5/
LOCATION:Dublin Port
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220424
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
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UID:4582-1650585600-1650758399@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Sligo
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-sligo-6/
LOCATION:Sligo
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220325
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220327
DTSTAMP:20260430T170457
CREATED:20211013T141010Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211013T141040Z
UID:4256-1648166400-1648339199@www.vhf.ie
SUMMARY:Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Wexford
DESCRIPTION:Who this course is for: Anyone who operates a recreational craft\, passenger boat or fishing boat in coastal or inland waterways. \nLength of course: This course is usually held over one evening\, Friday\, (3.5 hrs.) and one day\, Saturday\, (including exam time – approx. 8 hrs.). Though we can also run the course mid-week over two days. \nObjective: To gain the knowledge and confidence to successfully operate VHF radio including sending and receiving distress communications. \nAssessment: There are two written exams and two oral exam. Successful candidates will receive a Short Range Radio Certificate issued by the Department of Transport and recognized worldwide. \nPrerequisites: While it is helpful to have previous knowledge of marine radio communications\, it is not obligatory. \nFormat of the course: Prior to the course\, candidates are given course notes and are encouraged to access our online simulator. \nCourse notes will be given in-class and each student will have hands-on practice with VHF radios\, as well as with EPIRBs\, SARTs\, and NAVTEX. \nSyllabus: \n\nTypes of Communications in the Maritime Mobile Service\nTypes of Stations in the Maritime Mobile Service\nRadio Frequencies and ChannelsFunctionality of Ship Station Equipment\nBasic controls and usage of VHF radio\nVHF antennas Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC)\nSearch and Rescue Procedures (SAR)\nDistress\, Urgency and Safety Communications in GMDSS\nMaritime Safety Information (MSI)\nAlerting and Location Signals\nOperational procedures and regulations for VHF Communications in regards to Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
URL:https://www.vhf.ie/courses/short-range-certificate-for-vhf-operators-src-wexford/
LOCATION:Wexford
CATEGORIES:Radio - SRC,RADIO COURSES
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