TC 14 13 00 - BMASPEC.1of4_20 Oct 2014

Brunei Maritime Academy Waterfront Training Facilities

Institute of Brunei Technical Education, Ministry of Education

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BRUNEI MARITIME ACADEMY WATERFRONT TRAINING FACILITIES AT SUNGAI DUHON

INDUSTRIAL PARK

INSTITUTE OF BRUNEI TECHNICAL EDUCATION

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

FACILITIES SPECIFICATIONS

(Ref: BMASPEC.1of4)



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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

1. Section 1: Introduction 4

2. Section 2: Brunei Maritime Academy Training Facilities 6

A. Main building Ground floor 6

B. Main building 1st floor 13

C. Jetty facilities 17

D. Sea survival training facilities 19

E. Fire fighting training facilities 22

F. List of training aids and equipments 24

i. Personal Survival Techniques 24

ii. Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting 26

iii. Elementary First Aid 27

iv. Personal Safety and Social Responsibility 31

v. Security Awareness 32

3. Section 3: Preliminary facilities design layouts and concepts 33

A. Aerial view of the proposed BMA facilities 33

B. Proposed layouts and artist impression of the main building 34

C. Proposed layout and concept for the training pool 36

4. Section 4: Preliminary facilities requirements 37

A. Illustration of full mission ship handling simulator rooms (Japan Marine Science) 37

B. Illustration of global maritime distress and safety system (GMDSS) simulator room 40

C. Illustration of ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System) simulator

room

41

D. Illustration of jetty facilities 42



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E. Illustration of personnal survival techniques training pool 43

F. Illustration of seamanship centre 44

G. Illustration of fire prevention and fire fighting and damage control facilities 45

5. Section 5: Abbreviations 48



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SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION

Projects Vision:

Providing Maritime Education and Training to meet the National requirements of Brunei Darussalam.

Projects Mission:

Facilitate maritime education and safety training, providing certificate and placement for highly skilled

manpower at support level.

Producing qualified marine engineers and deck officers at the Management and Operational Level for the

purpose of running ships engaged in the near coastal voyages and ships engaged in foreign trading and shore

based shipping personnel.

Projects Rationale / Objective:

BMA is a career oriented training center aiming to strive to be globally recognized in providing quality

maritime, engineering, nautical studies and other relevant offshore training.

It aims to facilitate to create a pool of seafarers who could contribute to fulfilling the national aspiration of

being self-reliant in the manning and operation of the Near Coastal Voyage (NCV) and foreign trading ships

of Brunei Darussalam.

It also a training center that can providing relevant training required by offshore personal.

Maritime Training Institutions provide the training needs, requirement for training facilities and training

equipment requirement from the International convention on Standards of Training, Certification and

Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW), Convention of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and

other applicable International Conventions and National requirements.

The STCW and its amendments has created the requirement for the creation of a water front training center,

equipped with lifeboat and life raft launching facilities, facilities for conductance of seamanship training, sea

survival techniques, fire prevention and fire-fighting, proficiency in survival craft and rescue boat and other

maritime training and offshore as may become necessary.

Purpose:

The under-mentioned facilities are required to conduct the mandatory STCW pre-sea and post-sea courses

and other courses as may be required under the International Labour Organization (ILO) conventions and

other national requirements.

The facilities will also cater to the offshore personnel safety training requirements.



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Concept:

The basic design principle for the waterfront training facilities is to balance the commitment on energy saving

building combine with high functionality facilities on campus.

The main building is situated ideally to take advantage of the river view, features a 360 circular shaded glazed

facade to allow enough natural lightings into the building. Its main building features an open concept

concourse flexible for different usage such as gallery and exhibition. This building will also house a full mission

Ship Handling Simulator, Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) simulator and Global

Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) simulator for Deck Cadets training purposes.

All facilities are interlinked to provide integration on communication and vibrant environment for training of

pre-sea and post-sea courses.



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SECTION 2: BRUNEI MARITIME ACADEMY TRAINING FACILITIES

The under-mentioned facilities are required to conduct the mandatory STCW pre-sea and post-sea courses and other courses as may be required under ILO conventions and other national requirements.

The facilities will also cater to the offshore personnel safety training requirements.

A. MAIN BUILDING GROUND FLOOR

No. FACILITIES CAPACITY/

SIZE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS PURPOSE

MAIN BUILDING - GROUND FLOOR

1. Training room No.1 to 15

24 trainees / 90 m2 each

LED ceiling lights

Ceiling mounted projector with speaker system for playing videos

Medium size projector screen

Portable medium size whiteboard

LED wall mounted wireless projector (long lasting lamp)

Inverter air-conditioner(s)

Students desks and chairs (2 students per desk)

IP camera

Wi fi/internet connection

Smooth, non-undulated tiles (easy maintenance type)

Instructors desk and chair

LAN ports for instructors laptop and printer

Instructors laptop

Electrical power points (for air conditioner(s), projector, instructors laptop students laptops)

Fire detection & fire alarm system

To carry out mandatory basic safety training, i.e. Personal Survival Technique (PST), Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting (FPFF), Elementary First Aid (EFA), Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities (PSSR), and Security Awareness (STCW 2010) and any other forthcoming courses.



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2. 2.1. Administration office

120 m2 / 10 staffs

LED ceiling lights


Glass walls, cement for both adjacent walls to toilets

Notice board

Inverter air-conditioners

Staffs desks and office chairs

Sliding glass door filing cabinets

Laptops for each staff

LAN port for each staff

Photocopy machine

Wireless laserjet colour printer

IP camera(s)

Wifi / internet connection

PA system

Wall mounted whiteboard

Ceiling mounted LCD projector


Small conference desk and chairs

Telephone point(s)

Key box


2.2. Server room 9 m2 LED ceiling lights

Inverter air-conditioner


Electrical power points




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2.3. Senior staffs office No. 1, 2, and 3

1 staff each / 16 m2

LED ceiling lights

Glass wall (Tempered)



Desk, 1 executive chair, 2 office chairs

Laptop computer

2x LAN port (for laptop and printer)

Wifi / internet connection

Telephone point

Electrical power point(s)


Built in sliding glass door filing cabinets

Head of training centres office

3. Conference room 30 persons / 72 m2

LED ceiling lights

Fitted carpet


Glass walls (outside walls)

Conference desk with executive chairs

Conference system

Teleconferencing system

Telephone point

IP camera

Wall mounted dry erase whiteboard projector screen


Built in cabinets




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4. 4.1 Male toilet 6 persons / 35 m2 (for male toilet) 30 m2 (for female toilet)

LED lightings

Easy maintenance non-slippery tiled floors

6 cubicles with muslim shower sprayer in each cubicle

2 standing urinals (male toilet only)

Hand wash basins with wall mounted mirrors

Air blade hand dryers

Portable blower fan to dry wet floor

Electrical power point(s) (outside)

Small storage room for storing cleaning appliances & products

Extractor fan(s)


4.2 Female toilet

5. 5.1. Male staffs toilet

2 persons / 15 m2 each

LED lightings

Easy maintenance, non-slippery tiled floor

2 cubicles with muslim shower sprayer in each cubicle

Hand wash basins with wall mounted mirrors

Air blade hand dryer

Extractor fan

Electrical power point(s) (outside)

5.2. Female staffs toilet

6. 6.1. Concourse 410 m2 LED lightings



Wifi internet access

PA system

6.2. Security Room 2 persons / 16 m2

LED ceiling lights

Glass walls with window blinds/shades

Central NVR (Network Video Recorder) with monitors

PA system



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Desk with 2 chairs


Telephone point

LAN port



Fire alarm panel

6.3. Male Prayer Room

30 persons / 42 m2

LED ceiling lights



PA system


Fitted carpet

Qiblat direction

6.4. Male Ablution room (within male prayer room)

4 persons / 8 m2

LED ceiling lights

Water taps x 4

Seats x 4

Extractor fan

6.5. Female Prayer Room

30 persons / 42 m2

LED ceiling lights



PA system


Fitted carpet

Qiblat direction

6.6. Female Ablution room (within female prayer room)

4 persons / 8 m2

LED ceiling lights

Water taps x 4

Seats x 4

Extractor fan

6.7. Reception / 2 persons Information desk and chairs



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Information desk PABX

PA announcer


Desktop computer

LAN ports

Directory signboard

LED tv (to display activities carried out for the day and also to play corporate videos)

6.8. Waiting area 6 persons Sofa set

Coffee table(s)

Rack(s) for magazines/newpapers

Vending machine(s)

Water dispenser


7. 7.1. Cafeteria 200 m2 LED lightings


Glass walls (outside)

PA system

Tables and chairs

Hand wash basins



Telephone point

LAN port(s)


IP camera


Large LED tv for leisure purpose

Discussion area with sofa sets and coffee tables

7.2. Kitchen 25 m2 Lightings

Easy maintenance, non-slippery tiled floor



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Extraction fan(s)

Kitchen sinks


Ceiling fans


Built in kitchen cabinets

Kitchen tops

Kitchen hood with exhaust fans & fire suppression system

Telephone point

PA system

8. Sick bay 2 persons / 16 m2)

Lightings


PA system

Telephone point

Ceiling fan(s)


2 single beds

Medical chest/cabinet

Toilet (within sick bay)

Temporary place for injured/sick trainees

9. Holding room 4 persons / 25 m2

Sofa set

Coffee table(s)


LED lightings

PA system

Fitted carpet


Wifi Internet access

Rack(s) for newspapers and magazines

Toilet



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B. MAIN BUILDING 1ST FLOOR

No. FACILITIES CAPACITY/ SIZE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS PURPOSE

MAIN BUILDING - 1st FLOOR

1. Viewing area 20 persons / 100m2

LED lightings


PA system

IP camera

Fitted carpet



Fire detection & alarm system

Binoculars stand-mounted

To observe the surroundings of waterfront training facility area

2. 2.1. Ship Handling Simulator room No. 1 & 2 (refer to GA and Tender Specs of SHS)

3 trainees / 48 m2 each room

LED ceiling lights


IP camera

PA system

Fitted carpet

LAN ports

Telephone point



Steering stand

Repeater compass

Gyro repeater

Navigation console

VHF

Radar / ARPA

ECDIS console

Overhead meter

Binocular (Virtual)

Chart workstation

To carry out navigation simulator training for Deck Cadets and Officers.



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Sound system

Visual display terminals arranged to give a 240 angle view effect.

2.2. Ship Handling Simulator Briefing room (refer to GA and Tender Specs of SHS)

2 instructors, 8 trainees / 48 m2

LED ceiling lights





IP camera

Wifi/internet connection

PA system

Fitted carpet

Conference desk and chairs

LAN ports for laptop and printer



A place to brief/debrief trainees before/after the simulator training.

2.3. Ship Handling Simulator Instructor station (refer to GA and Tender Specs of SHS)

2 instructors / 48 m2

LED ceiling lights


IP camera


PA system

Fitted carpet



Instructors console consisting of: Main server and monitor Graphic monitoring display

For trainers to set scenarios and monitor trainees progress (Simulator command centre)



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Radar / ARPA and ECDIS monitoring display Interphone VHF Printer CCTV system Transceiver Instructors desk and chairs

Scenario edit workstation consisting of: Desk and chair Desktop computer

Server station consisting of: PC rack UPS

3. Electronic Chart Display and Information System Simulator Room (refer to GA and Tech Specs of ECDIS)

1 instructor, 12 trainees / 80 m2

LED ceiling lights





13 desktop computers: each set contains one main computer and two displays

Students desks and chairs

IP camera


PA system

Fitted carpet

Instructors desk and chairs

LAN ports





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4. Global Maritime Distress and Safety System Simulator Room (refer to GA and Tech Specs of GMDSS)

1 instructor, 12 trainees / 80 m2

LED ceiling lights


IP camera

PA system

Fitted carpet

LAN ports



Instructors station consisting of: Desk and chairs Desktop computer with 2 units of LCD

monitors Handset with PTT switch for voice

communication LAN port Printer

Trainee station consisting of: Trainees desks and chairs Desktop computer Handset with PTT switch for voice

communication

5. Full Mission Dynamic Positioning Simulator No. 1 & 2

[Need input on the minimum capacity/size]

LED ceiling lights


IP camera

PA system

Fitted carpet

LAN ports


Telephone point




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Sound system



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C. JETTY FACILITIES


JETTY FACILITIES

1. Ramp/slipway for rescue boat and safety boat

4 m wide Winch/Capstan to launch/recover safety boat

Single-arm davit to launch rescue boat

Power supply to davit system

To launch/recover safety boat to/from river

2. Muster station 60 m2 each (1 for each lifeboat station)

Location should be near to lifeboat

Weather proof telephone

A place where trainees will assemble when carrying out lifeboat drill

3. A Gravity Type Davit System


Embarkation ladder

Fittings for Pilot ladder (Stanchions)

Power supply to davit system

Lifting equipment for the launch/recovery of lifeboats.

4. A Freefall Type Davit System


5. Fully enclosed type lifeboat

2 units (1 for each davit) 38 persons / Length: 6.77 m, Width: 2.25 m, Height: 2.565m

6. Submerged sliding gate

14 m wide To fend off crocodiles entering lifeboat dock

7. Pontoon with link span and boarding facility to/from jetty (gangway)


Cleats & fenders fitted along pontoon for the mooring of safety/rescue boats.

8. Rescue boat 4.75 m length, 25HP outboard



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JETTY FACILITIES

engine

9. Safety boat 7 m length, with 60HP outboard engine

Trailer to stow safety boat In case of lifeboat engine breakdown and require towing

10. Emergency generator room


Intrinsically safe lighting

Extractor fan


To house emergency generator(s) and switchboards

D. SEA SURVIVAL TRAINING FACILITIES


SEA SURVIVAL TRAINING FACILITIES



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1. Training pool 20 m length, 7 m wide, 6 m depth / 340 m2

(Training pool area)

Equipped with wave generator

Elevated training pool

Jumping platform (5m in height)

Flood lights

Cradle for a life raft for stowing life raft

IP camera (weatherproof)

To allocate some space adjacent to training pool for Helicopter Underwater Escape Training facility

To carry out mandatory basic safety training, i.e. Personal Survival Techniques (PST)

To carry out Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET, Provision for future expansion)

2. Seamanship centre Large room to accommodate life saving appliances/equipment, rescue boat(s), and safety boat(s), also for carrying out training on Efficient Deck Hand/ 30 trainees / 300 m2

Lightings


Ceiling fans

Life raft racks

Life saving appliances racks

Other racks

Cupboard to store pyrotechnics


Telephone point

IP camera

Same level as training pool

Ramp to tow rescue boats, and safety boats out (4 m wide)

Shutter gates

To keep and display life saving appliances and equipment, e.g. life rafts, also to store rescue boat(s), and safety boat(s).

To carry out Efficient Deck Hand training for Deck cadets.

3. Male Changing Room with showers and lockers

20 trainees / 60 m2

Waterproof lightings

10 cubicles with showers

Changing room lockers

Benches

Extractor fans

Hand dryer(s)




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Electrical power point (outside)

4. Female Changing Room with showers and lockers

10 trainees / 30 m2

Waterproof lightings

5 cubicles with showers

Changing room lockers

Benches

Extractor fans

Hand dryer(s)



Electrical power point (outside)

5. Briefing room 24 trainees / 90 m2

Location preferably adjacent to seamanship centre

LED Lightings





Ceiling mounted projector


Trainees desks and chairs

Trainers desk and chair

LAN port

IP camera

Wifi/Internet connection

To brief/debrief trainees before/after training

6. Helicopter Underwater Escape Training simulator (HUET), (Provision for future expansion)

6 trainees Horizontal axial rotation type simulator

HUET simulator hoisting equipment.

Emergency Breathing System (EBS) for trainees.

Stretcher

To carry out Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training (BOSIET) for offshore personnel of the oil and gas industry, i.e.



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Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET).

7. Transfer Safely By Boat (TSBB) Moving Platform, (Provision for future expansion)


Floating platform with swinging rope structure on pool side

To be fitted adjacent to training pool

To conduct TSBB course as part of BOSIET course.

8. Store room 30 m2 Lightings

Ceiling fans

Extractor fan


Storage cabinets / shelvings

To store spare life saving appliances

E. FIRE FIGHTING TRAINING FACILITIES




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FIRE FIGHTING TRAINING FACILITIES

1. Smokehouse for Fire Fighting training

50 m2

Built-in three rooms: i. Room that provide live fire scenarios using

natural gas or kerosene and synthetic smoke. ii. Control Room to maintain radio contact with

trainees and to monitor ventilation, fires and emergency lighting.

iii. Damage control reconstruction unit to simulate flooding damage to a ship.

iv. Intrinsically safe lightings

Extractor fans

To carry out mandatory basic safety training, i.e. Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF).

2. High expansion foam generator

Need input on the minimum capacity/size

Open space

Adjacent to smoke house

To produce high expansion foam for fire fighting training in the smokehouse

3. Maintenance room 30 m2 Lightings

Ceiling fans

Extractor fan


Workbenches


Telephone point

Place to maintain/service used fire fighting training equipments.

4. Outdoor fire fighting training ground

30 trainees / 200 m2

Fire hydrants To demonstrate and train in use of different types of fire extinguishers and nozzles, and running fire hoses.

5. Briefing space 30 trainees / 90 m2

Lightings



Telephone point

Trainees desks and chairs

Trainers desk and chair

Ceiling fans

To brief trainees before/after training



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FIRE FIGHTING TRAINING FACILITIES


6. PPE room 200 m2 Male and female changing rooms with showers and lockers

Lightings

Ceiling fans

Storage cabinets/shelvings



An area where trainees will don/remove their fire suits, also return used fire suits and other used PPEs

7. Store room 30 m2 Lightings

Ceiling fans


Storage cabinets/shelvings


Fireman suits & fire fighting equipment: Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Smoke hoods (BOSIET) Fire hoses & nozzles International connection CO2 flooding system (mock up)



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F. LIST OF TRAINING AIDS AND EQUIPMENTS i. Personal Survival Techniques for the Sea Survival Training Facilities

NO. TRAINING AID / EQUIPMENT

Personal Survival Techniques for the Sea Survival Training Facilities

1 Lifejackets

2 Inflatable lifejacket

3 12 man inflatable liferaft (training)

4 10 person inflatable liferaft (RFD)

5 Hydrostatic release

6 SOLAR 83 Immersion suit (strentex Mk. 7a)

7 EPIRB with dual frequencies (121.5Mhz and 243 Mhz)

8 406 MHz EPIRB (Emergency position-indicating radio beacons) complete with securing braket and hydrostatic release (Tron30S), (Education Dummy)

9 9 GHz Radar Transponder (Tron SART search and rescue Transponder) (Education Dummy)

10 Handheld VHF radio (TonVHF)(education Dummy)

11 Thermal Protective Aids (Strantex)

12 Emergency Lifeboat radios

13 Gravity davit complete with lifeboat

14 SOLAR A pack liferaft equipment

15 SOLAR 83 lifejacket with lifejacket lights fitted

16 Complete set of lifeboat equipment

17 Demonstration set of survival craft pyrotechnics

18 Lifebuoy with line attached

19 Lifebouy with light attached

20 First Aid Kit

21 Resuscitation kit with Oxygen/suction unit

22 Helicopter rescue sling

23 Life-size dummy for resuscitation training

24 Neil-Roberston stetcher for use in exercises

25 Videotel SOLAS chapter III Part 1 Preparing for Abandonment video.

26 Videotel SOLAS chapter III Part 2 Abandonment by Lifeboat video.

27 Videotel SOLAS chapter III Part 3 Abandonment by Lifeboat video.

28 Videotel SOLAS chapter III Part 4 Techniques of survival video.

29 IMO Model Course 1.19 Personal Survival

30 IMO symbol Related to Life-Saving Appliance and Arrangement poster



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Text Books

a) Proficiency in Survival Craft Certificates (ISBN 0 -85174 - 555 - 5). b) Marine Survival and Rescue System (ISBN 1 -85609 - 1279)

32

Fully enclosed type lifeboat (38 persons): Length : 6.77 m, Width: 2.25 m, Height: 2.565 m Weight: 2.45 tonnes, Hookspan: 6.55 m

33 Gravity Type Davit System

34 Freefall Type Davit System

35

Rescue boat: Length: 4.75 m, Width: 1.90 m, Height: 1.75 m 25HP outboard engine Standard SOLAS boat equipment

36 Safety boat: Length: 7 m, 60 HP outboard engine



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ii. Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting for the Fire Fighting Training Facilities


Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting for the Fire Fighting Training Facilities

1

Firefighting equipment:

a) Fire hoses

b) Hydrants

c) Nozzles

d) Portable fire extinguishers, Carbon dioxide, Foam, Dry powder, soda acid (water)

e) Firemen Suits,

f) Fireman Axe,

g) Fire Safety Lines

2 Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)

3

Smoke house that include:

a) Live fire scenarios using natural gas or kerosene and synthetic smoke.

b) Control Room to maintain contact radio contact with trainees and to monitor ventilation, fires and

emergency lighting

c) Damage control reconstruction unit to simulate flooding damage to a ship.

d) Open fire training facility to simulate Class A and Class B fires

e) Consumables (recharging of extinguishers and SCBA air bottles)

4

Training Videos from Videotel:

Fire Fighting at Sea (Edition 3):

a) 673( Fire prevention)

b) 674 (Basic fire fighting)

c) 675 (Command and control at the incident)

d) 677(machinery space fires)



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iii. Elementary First Aid for the Main Building


Elementary First Aid for the Main Building

1 Ships medical chest with contents (no drugs)

2

CPR Manikins

Brand: Simulaids Training

Specifications:

Brad CPR Manikin with Carry Bag

Long torso for realistic abdominal thrusts

Realistic head tilt and chin lift for opening airway

Anatomical landmarks including sternum and ribcage plus substernal notch.

Airway can be easily manipulated to simulate airway obstruction or choking situations

Contents:

1. Brad CPR

2. Manikin Electronics (OPTIONAL)

3. 3 Disposable Lung/Airway Systems

4. 3 Mouth/Nosepieces

5. Nylon Carrybag

Brand: Laerdal

Specifications:

Mini Anne Plus

Head Tilt to open airway

Nose pinch can be practiced with the manikins soft, realistic nose

One way valve in the airway supports hygienic ventilation training, should two rescuers practice on one manikin the expired air will not return via the manikins mouth

Chest rise is visible when correct ventilation technique is used

Contents

Mini Anne Plus includes everything to get your CPR program up and running in one convenient carry bag: 10 manikins, 10 kneel mats, 10 pump bags, 1 carry bag, 2 mesh collection bags, 10 face masks, 50 manikin wipes, and 50 airways.



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3

First Aid Box

Brand: St John Ambulance

Specification:

Large Alpha workplace compliant first aid kit BS-8599-1, St John Ambulance

Contents

1. First Aid In An Emergency Booklet Single

2. St John Ambulance medium first aid dressing, 12 x 12cm sterile

3. HSE SJA Branded 18cm x 18cm sterile

St John Ambulance disposable triangular bandage, 90 x 90 x 130cm - non-sterile

4. St John Ambulance first aid finger dressing, 3.5 x 3.5cm sterile

5. St John Ambulance conforming bandage, 7.5cm x 4.5m single

6. Safety pins, assorted sizes - pack of 6

7. St John Ambulance no.16 eye pad first aid dressing sterile

8. Washproof Low Allergy Plasters Assorted (Pk 10)

9. Sterile Cleansing Wipes (pk 10)

10. Microporous tape, 2.25cm x 10m - single1

11. SJS Nitrile Powder Free Gloves (large)12

12. St John Ambulance Revive-Aid

13. Disposable heat retaining adult foil blanket

14. Burnshield Dressing- 10 x 10cm

15. Tuff Kut Scissors (green)

4

Bandages

Triangular bandages for:

- slings

- pads for bleeding

- attaching dressings

- immobilising injured limbs

- splints etc

Conforming bandages to hold dressings in place:

- two of 2.5 cm

- two of 5 cm

- six of 7.5 cm

- two of 10 cm

Crepe bandages (hospital weight) to secure a pad to control bleeding, to support soft tissue injuries

(sprains & strains) and for Pressure Immobilisation Bandaging technique for snake bite:

- two of 2.5 cm

- two of 5 cm

- six of 7.5 cm

- two of 10 cm

- two 15 cm

Heavy elastic bandages; two 15cm. These are ideal to use for Pressure Immobilisation Bandaging

technique for snake bite or severe allergic reaction to other bites and stings



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Neck Brace

Brand: Miller Medical Supplies

Specifications:

1. Ambu Head Wedge

2. Cervical Collar (Small, Medium, Large)

6

Dressings

1. Gauze swabs: 100 of 7.5 cm x 7.5 cm divided into small individual packets of five sterile saline

ampoules: 12 x 15 ml and 12 x 30 ml

2. Disposable towels for cleaning dirt from skin surrounding a wound

3. sterile, non-adhesive dressings, individually packed:

- eight 5 cm x 5 cm

- four 7.5 m x 7.5 m

- four 10 cm x 10 cm for larger wounds

4. combine pads: twelve 10 cm x 10 cm for bleeding wounds

5. non-allergenic plain adhesive strips (band aids), without antiseptic on the dressing, for smaller cuts

and grazes

6. steri-strips/wound closures for holding deep cuts together in preparation for stitching

7. non-allergenic paper/adhesive type tape, width 2.5 cm5 cm, for attaching dressings

8. conforming bandages for attaching dressings in the absence of tape or in the case of very sensitive

skin

9. six sterile eye pads, individually packed

7 Stretcher

8 Non - slip pad

9

Automated Emergency Defibrillator (AED)

Brand: Philips

Specifications:

Philips HeartStart Onsite (HS1) Trainer

Philips AED Trainer 2

Brand: AED Training Systems

Universal AED Trainer & Brad CPR Manikin System

Universal AED Trainer & Basic Buddy CPR Manikin System

10

First Aid Books

1. The First Aid Handbook from Australian Red Cross

2. Australian First Aid from St John Ambulance Australia



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Others

1. one pair of:

- stainless steel scissors (medium size)

- trauma shears (heavy duty scissors for cutting clothing, bandages, shoelaces etc. if required)

2. disposable splinter probes and a sharps container for waste

3. disposable tweezers

4. for sprains, strains and bruises, two:

- gel packs, kept in the refrigerator, or

- disposable ice packs for portable kits made from small zip-lock plastic bags filled with water, frozen and

wrapped in a cloth/bandage/disposable towel before being application

5. flexible sam splints for fractured limbs (in case of ambulance delay)

6. Additional 7.5 m crepe bandages and safety pins to attach splints

7. Ice packs.

8. sun screen, ideally a low allergenic/sensitive skin type, with a sun protection factor of between 15+ and

30+

9. single use sterile saline ampoules for the irrigation of eyes



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iv. Personal Safety and Social Responsibility for the Main Building


Personal Safety and Social Responsibility for the Main Building

1

Training videos from Videotel:

a) Code 554 (Personal safety in the accommodation)

b) Code 555 (Personal safety on deck)

c) Code 556 (Personal safety in th engine room)

d) Code 557 (Personal safety in the galley)

e) Code 975 (Part 2 Engine3 Room)

f) Code 597 (Who needs it? Personal protective equipment)

g) Code 1132 (Entry into enclosed spaces Part 1- awareness

h) Code 701 (Safe hot work procedures)

i) Code 630 (in search of good health)

j) Code 739 (Alcohol Beware)

k) Code 537 (The cultural gap-the challenge of intercultural effectiveness)

l) Code 112 Fighting pollution-preventing pollution at sea.

2

Text books

The UK Department of Transport Code of Safe Working Practices for Merchant Seaman.



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v. Security Awareness for the Main Building


Security Awareness for the Main Building

1

Training videos from Videotel:

a. Security at Sea

b. Shipboard Security Training Course (Video + Book)

c. Piracy and Armed Robbery



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SECTION 3: PRELIMINARY FACILITIES DESIGN LAYOUTS AND CONCEPTS

A. AERIAL VIEW OF THE PROPOSED BMA FACILITIES

B. PROPOSED LAYOUTS AND ARTIST IMPRESSION OF THE MAIN BUILDING



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C. PROPOSED LAYOUT AND CONCEPT FOR THE TRAINING POOL



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SECTION 4: PRELIMINARY FACILITIES REQUIREMENTS

D. ILLUSTRATION OF FULL MISSION SHIP HANDLING SIMULATOR ROOMS (JAPAN MARINE SCIENCE)



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E. ILLUSTRATION OF GLOBAL MARITIME DISTRESS AND SAFETY SYSTEM (GMDSS) SIMULATOR ROOM



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F. ILLUSTRATION OF ECDIS (ELECTRONIC CHART DISPLAY AND INFORMATION SYSTEM) SIMULATOR ROOM



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G. ILLUSTRATION OF JETTY FACILITIES



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H. ILLUSTRATION OF PERSONNAL SURVIVAL TECHNIQUES TRAINING POOL



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I. ILLUSTRATION OF SEAMANSHIP CENTRE



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J. ILLUSTRATION OF FIRE PREVENTATION AND FIRE FIGHTINGS FIRE FIGTING AND DAMAGE CONTROL FACILITY



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Abbreviations

BMA Class A standard Brunei maritime academy waterfront facilities including the main building, jetty facilities, sea survival training facilities and fire fighting facilities

SDIP The proposed development of Sungai Duhon Industrial Park for the

Energy Department, Prime Minister Office (EDPMO) which

comprises of Brunei Maritime Academy zone, marine supply base

zone and light/medium industrial park zone.

NCV Near coastal voyage

SCTW The international convention on standards of training, certification

and watch keeping for Seafarers, 1978 sets qualification standards

for masters, officers and watch personnel on seagoing merchant

ships. The latest amendment made to the to the Convention was in

2010 (Manila amendment)

IMO The International Maritime Organization

ILO The International Labour Organization

ECDIS Electronic Chart Display and Information System

ARPA Automatic Radar Plotting Aid

DP Dynamic Positioning

GMDSS Global Maritime Distress and Safety System

IBTE Institute of Brunei Technical Education

BINA Brunei Industrial Development Authority, Ministry of Industry an

Primary Resource, Negara Brunei Darussalam.

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