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Prospectus:35 Rev Date 25-02-2019 REV NO. 01 TSR:ALL: PROSPECTUS:35 REV DATE 25-02-2019 Nation’s oldest Maritime Training Establishment Turn left on the Vashi flyover to Nerul / Palm Beach Road ~ To Chartrapati Shivaji International Airport or Santa Cruz Domestic Airport, from where various travel options as mentioned below are available 1st flyover IBP Preferred Route Vashi to Nhava. Toll Naka Maruti Suzuki Alternate Route (0 kms) B) By Sea: Inorbit Hyundai (2.5 kms) ~ By ferry boat from Ferry Wharf to Mora pier, Uran (on demand) Vashi Bajaj Service stations idge Station (Bhoomiraj) and from there by bus or auto to Nhava via Jasai and Gawan villages k Br Cree ashi V C) By Train: S I Juinagar O N ~ By Harbour line via Mankhurd (Harbour Line) to Nerul/Bamandongri and P D A from there by bus or auto to Nhava A N O Honda V R E London Pilsner L H ICICI Bank D.Y. Patil H C University D) By Road I A Bharat & Stadium G E H B Petroleum (5.8kms) W Turn right for URAN / JNPT ~ From Mumbai- Cross Thane Creek bridge, M A To Panvel / Pune L take left underpass to Belapur, Nerul, Sanpada Ryan Intl. Y A y P a onto Palm Beach Marg, turn right at Belapur Fort (in ruin) School ighw ss H G xpre Cross over Belapur Creek bridge, continue along pipe R To E A road to MSWSW Water Tanks, then turn right, down village Established in 1910 M (Nilgiri Complex) Sagar Darshan road to Khar Koper village (Shivaji’s statue), and right turn again A HP Akshar R to Nhava. M (8.7kms) A ~ From Panvel-drive towards Uran, turn right at MSWSW Water Tanks, PROSPECTUS To CBD Belapur down village road to Khar Koper village (Shivaji’s statue), and right turn to Nhava. Seawood Estate (11.7kms) Belapur Creek Bridge At 5th signal, turn right SECURITY TRAINING FOR towards URAN / JNPT Targhar Village SEAFARERS WITH GPS Directions DESIGNATED SECURITY DUTIES T TURN RIGHT AT TO NHAVA P N 18o58’20.2” N 18o57’55.5” N o o To Nhava Village J Ulwa Village N 732’7.4” N 7258’07.8” Certified ISO 9001:2015 / N Approved by A R Directorate General of Shipping, FOUNDATION’S CAMPUS U Ministry of Shipping, Government of India Vahal Village To Panvel / Pune Turn right for Nhava T.S. Rahaman Shivaji’s statue (9.2 kms) CORRESPONDENCE Turn right for T.S. Rahaman an aray ru N alaya All correspondence and enquiries should be addressed to:- Ma Vidy hatre Kopar Village (0 kms) M Turn right for T.S. Rahaman The Principal, MSWSW Water tanks Training Ship Rahaman, To Uran Sir Mohamed Yusuf Seamen Welfare Foundation, Jahaz Mahal Annexe, 170 K, Samander Point Estate, Worli, Mumbai, Pin-400 018. To Uran / JNPT highway Tel : (91-22) 24938740 / 24933324 (MUMBAI) FAX : 24950270 (MUMBAI) To Uran / JNPT Training Centre: Nhava, Tal: Panvel, NOT TO SCALE Dist: Raigad, Navi Mumbai - 410206 Tel: (91-22) 27212828 / 800 / 236 (NHAVA) FAX : 27212201 / 27212495 (NHAVA) E-mail: [email protected] Visit our Web site: www.tsrahaman.org OUR CAMPUS BRIEF HISTORY AND BACKGROUND : Established in To and fro transport will be provided from Belapur Railway SECURITY TRAINING FOR SEAFARERS the year 1910 as an Orphanage by the Late Haji Ismail Station. Lunch is also included in the fees. Details will be WITH DESIGNATED SECURITY DUTIES Yusuf, it was converted to a Marine School and later a available at the time of booking. College by his eldest son Sir Mohamed Yusuf and has the unique distinction of not only being the first and the only one LAUNDRY : Laundry service is available on the campus. of its type in South Asia, but also the first to train Indians as Consult the Housekeeper for details. Officers for the Merchant Marine. This Nautical Training Institute was later renamed as "Training Ship Rahaman" in MEAL TIMINGS : Meal timings are displayed on the 1972 by the late Chairman (Emeritus), Mr. A. Rashid Yusuf, Catering Department Notice Board and must be strictly in memory of his father Mr. Abdul Rahaman, the first adhered to. President of the Managing Board ( and the eldest son of Sir Mohamed Yusuf). This pioneering Establishment has over CANTEEN / PROVISION STORE : In addition a canteen the last nine decades, served the Marine community with facilities available. Besides this you can also purchase dedication. your miscellaneous requirements like toiletries, stationery, The Institution conducts Pre Sea Courses besides various etc. other STCW Courses on its premises. The courses are recognised by the Directorate General of Shipping, Ministry F.B.HOSPITAL / DISPENSARY : In case of any illness or of Shipping, Road Transport and Highways, Government an emergency a fully equipped hospital with a well qualified of India." doctor in attendance is available on the premises at all times. A well stocked dispensary is also attached to the GOVERNING COUNCIL : The Training Ship is managed hospital to adequately cater to daily requirements. The by a Public Charitable Educational Trust known as "Sir hospital is open between 0830 to 1230 hours and 1330 to Mohamed Yusuf Seamen Welfare Foundation". It is 1730 hours. DURATION : (2 days) administered by a Governing Council under the Chairmanship of the eldest male descendent of the Yusuf RECREATIONAL FACILITIES : For your evening leisure Course Dates : As Required family and consists of Representatives of Shipping hours there is a basketball, a volley ball court, a full sized Companies, both Indian and foreign, Seafarers Unions, billiard table, 3 pool tables, a table tennis table, chess and Fees : 2,500/- Indian Navy, Bombay Port Trust, etc. carrom boards, etc. Please contact the Sports Officer, if you wish to play any of these games. If however you just Eligibility :- AIMS & OBJECTIVES: Knowledge & Skills to be imparted want to relax and watch your favourite TV programme for various specified Courses will be as per STCW there is a TV set in the officers wardroom as well as the conventions 1978 as Amended in 1995. hostels. l All seafarers or prospective seafarers are eligible. RESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES : VALUABLES : The Training Ship is not responsible for any Residential Candidates are transported from CBD Belapur loss or theft of valuables or cash. l Station by the training ship buses At the time of booking Photocopy of PST,PSSR,EFA & FPFF they are informed of time & date on which to report. On MISBEHAVIOUR : Candidates are expected to conduct certificates. completion of the course they are transported to nearest themselves as Merchant Navy Officers. The Capt. Railway station (Bamandongri) Candidates can also reach Suptd.will take strict action against any candidate found l Certificate of fitness from a Registered Medical Nhava by either ST Bus or in their own vehicles if they so drunk or misbehaving on the campus or damaging or Practitioner (Certificate should not be more than desire. On arrival at the campus please report to the destroying campus property. one month old on date of commencement of Reception Centre Building with the receipt for course fees course) paid. FEES : Fees for STCW courses may be paid in cash or by Accommodation and meals are provided in the campus. credit card (Master / Visa). Please note, fees once paid are not refundable. l 3 Passport size photographs NON RESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES: Training Ship Rahaman also conducts non residential courses for those who prefer to return home everyday. l INDOS No..
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