Marine
On-water operations and training
Marine
INLOC has over 50 divers and crew, a small fleet of dive vessels and a team of highly qualified instructors.
This enables INLOC to deliver on-water operations and training in a wide range of marine projects and environments. INLOC’s experienced instructors can provide training in small vessel operating qualifications across a broad spectrum, from the recreational user to professionals needing it for work requirements.
Some examples of INLOC’s programs include:
INLOC delivers the on-water operations of RRRC’s Crown of Thorns Starfish (COTS) Management Program, funded by the Great Barrier Reef Foundation. INLOC’s operations extend from Lizard Island to Hamilton Island, giving our four crews responsibility for COTS control in some of the world’s most fabulous marine habitats.
The Traditional Owner Partnership COTS Control Course builds the capacity of emerging indigenous leaders from communities along the Great Barrier Reef Coast to support their community’s capability to manage their own sea country. This ranges from environmental protection to fisheries, eco-tourism and aquaculture. The Program, funded by GBRF and led by the Reef and Rainforest Research Centre, runs until 2024.
INLOC training delivery
INLOC’s Training
INLOC’s experienced instructors can provide training in small vessel operating qualifications across a broad spectrum, from the recreational user to professionals needing it for work requirements.
Training packages include:
- Operate a small vessel
- Recreational Marine Driver’s License (RMDL)
- Operate and maintain outboard motors
- Elements of shipboard safety
- Vessel survey categories and areas of operation
- Safety management systems
- Maneuvering a vessel
- Anchoring
- Fight & extinguish fires
- Survival at sea
- Splicing, knots, hitches and seamanship skills
- Marine radio operation
- Basic meteorology and tidal knowledge
- Basic vessel stability
- Coastal navigation
- International collision regulations including IALA buoyage systems
- Operating deck equipment (lifting gear and anchor winches)
- Environmental regulations
- Knowledge of marine engines
- Fuel, cooling fire, bilge and deck wash pumping systems
- Knowledge of engine start-up and shut down procedures
- Knowledge of low voltage electrical systems
The INLOC approach
The best people
Our personnel are highly professional, knowledgeable and experienced.
We work anywhere
We excel in the capacity to work where you need us, in any situation
Results focussed
We deliver practical, on-ground solutions to produce tangible outcomes
Customised
We tailor our implementation to suit your people, environment and needs