Do you mean how does one become a VTS operator? In different countries, the Vessel traffic services may work under different authorities. In some areas, it may be the regional or local port authority, in others, it may be a national maritime administration. In some countries, the service may be under the coast guard organisation, or it may be run by a commercial company, etc. Therefore there is no "standard" training program, or "standard" way to become a VTS operator.
Hi Bryan, Yes it depends on what country you're in, or even what state / city. Usually, the authority for maritime safety in each country will set the standards, but each port may have their additional requirements. In Australia where we operate, AMSA is the authority for this and they have info about qualifications and training for VTS operators on their website at www.amsa.gov.au/safety-navigation/navigating-coastal-waters/qualifications-and-training-vts-operators Find out who sets the standards where you are and they should be able to assist. Good luck!
Nice video, and greets from a colleague VTSO in Dordrecht, Netherlands
❤Nice to see am proud to be a marine traffic controller❤❤❤
Ever-so prudent sea vessel monitoring, inspection and policing agencies. Policing in the sense of safeguarding maritime redundancy issues.
Is it possible to unlearn a dispatcher at a private school? What are the dispatchers' work hours?
how many vts station do u have in wales?
That is a VERY cushy job
How does one become a VTS? i have been looking everywhere in the internet, but cant find a source to answer me.
On the website mate
Do you mean how does one become a VTS operator? In different countries, the Vessel traffic services may work under different authorities. In some areas, it may be the regional or local port authority, in others, it may be a national maritime administration. In some countries, the service may be under the coast guard organisation, or it may be run by a commercial company, etc. Therefore there is no "standard" training program, or "standard" way to become a VTS operator.
Hi Bryan, Yes it depends on what country you're in, or even what state / city. Usually, the authority for maritime safety in each country will set the standards, but each port may have their additional requirements.
In Australia where we operate, AMSA is the authority for this and they have info about qualifications and training for VTS operators on their website at www.amsa.gov.au/safety-navigation/navigating-coastal-waters/qualifications-and-training-vts-operators
Find out who sets the standards where you are and they should be able to assist.
Good luck!
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