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1、STD-CEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 31-04 E-ENGL 1994 = 232b414 0034501 072 m CEPTERCREC 3104 Page E 1 Distribution : B CET/ERCRECOMMENDATION 31-04 E (Nicosia 1994) HARMONISED EXAMINATION PROCEDURES FOR MARITIME RADIO OPERATORS CERTIFICATES APPROPRIATE TO VESSELS SAILING IN SEA AREA Al WHICH USE THE FREQUENCIES A

2、ND TECHNIQUES OF THE GLOBAL MARITIME DISTRESS AND SAFETY SYSTEM ON A NON-COMPULSORY BASIS Recommendation proposed by the Working Group ”Radio Regulatory” (RR) Text of the Recommendation adopted by the “European Radiocommunications Committee ” (ERC): INTRODUCTION The start of the Global Maritime Dist

3、ress and Safety System (GMDSS) in February 1992 has made it necessary to harmonise the examination requirements for certificates of maritime radio operators. Harmoniseil examination procedures for the General Operators Certificate and Restricted Operators Certificate have already been introduced for

4、 maritime radio operators performing radiocommunication duties on board vessels subject to SOLAS“. The GMDSS is to be fully implemented by February 1999 for vessels subject to SOLAS. For vessels not subject to SOLAS, it is becoming clear that it would not be practicable to keep the old distress and

5、safety system running in parallel with the GMDSS indefinitely. This Recommendation describes the examination procedures for maritime radio personnel on board vessels sailing in sea area Al which use the frequencies and techniques of the GMDSS on a non-compulsory basis. “The European Conference of Po

6、stal and Telecommunications Administrations, considering that the Maritime Mobile Service and the Maritime Mobile-Satellite Service are services according to the ITLJ Radio Regulations (Article 1) and governed by the IT Radio Regulations and national regulations, that provisions of the GMDSS, closel

7、y related to the Maritime Mobile Service and the Maritime Mobile- Satellite Service, are also given in SOLAS and other international conventions and resolutions, that it is desirable to establish common standards of competence for the personnel of stations of the Maritime Mobile Service and the Mari

8、time Mobile-Satellite Service operating in accordance with the GMDSS, that the GMDSS entered into force on 1 February 1992, that Administrations are responsible, in accordance with Article 56 of the IT Radio Regulations, to ensure that the personnel of ship stations and ship earth stations operating

9、 in accordance with the GMDSS are adequately qualified to enable efficient operation of the station, that Article 56 also requires the radio personnel of vessels for which a radio installation is not compuisory wider international agreements and which use the frequencies and techniques of the GMDSS

10、to be adequately qualified in accordance with the Administrations requirements, I) International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (1974), as amended. Edition of July 29,1994 STD.CEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 31-04 E-ENGL 1994 232b414 0014494 O02 CEPT/ERC/REC 31-04 E Page 2 g) that the basic requirements

11、 for the format of certificates are set down in Radio Regulations 3869 through to 3876, recommends a) that Administrations issue the CEPT Short Range Certificate (SRC) for candidates passing the examination described in Annex 1, b) that developments in IMO should be monitored and this Recommendation

12、 should be modified accordingly, c) that Administrations mutually xecognise each others certificates when these are issued in accordance with Recommends a), d) that CEPT SRC certificates issued in accoxdance with this Recommendation should bear a xeference to the Radio Regulations and this Recommend

13、ation, e) that Administrations applying this Recommendation should complete the arrangements fox introducing the examination syllabus described in Annex 1 by 1 February 1996 and, in any event, not latex than 1 February 1999. “ Edition of July 29, 1994 STDOCEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 31-04 E-ENGL 1994 m 232b45

14、4 0034495 T49 - CEPTIERCIREC 3144 E Page 3 ANNEX 1 EXAMINATION SYLLABUS FOR THE CEFI? SHORT RANGE CERTIFICATE (SRC) FOR RADIOTELEPHONE OPERATORS The examination should consist of theoretical supplemented by practical tests andor assessed practical training, and should include at least: A. GENERAL KN

15、OWLEDGE OF VHF RADIOTELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE Al. The general principles and basic features of the maritime mobile service relevant to vessels not subject to a compulsory fit under the SOLAS Convention B. DETAILED WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF RADIO EQUIPMENT B1. The VHP radio i

16、nstaliation B2. Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling SC) facilities C. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES OF THE GMDSS AND DETAILED PRACTICAL OPERATION OF GMDSS SUBSYSTEMS AND EQWMENT C1. C2. C3. Protection of distress kequencies C4. Maritime Safety Information (MSI) C5. Alerting and Locating Signals Se

17、arch and Rescue (SAR) Procedures in the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) Distress, urgency and safety communication procedures in the GMDSS D. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS FOR VHF RADIOTELEPHONE COMMUNICA-TIONS D1. D2. D3. Ability to exchange communications relevant to th

18、e safety of life at sea Regulations, obligatory procedures and practices Practical and theoretical knowledge of radiotelephone procedures Edition of July 29, 1994 STDmCEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 31-04 E-ENGL 3774 m 2326434 00/4496 985 m CEPTERCIREC 3144 E Page 4 EXAMINATION SYLLABUS GUIDELINES FOR THE CEPT SH

19、ORT RANGE CERTIFICATE (SRC) A. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OF VHF RADIOTELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE Al. The general principles and basic features of the maritime mobile service relevant to vessels not subject to a compulsory fit under the SOLAS Convention i. 1 Types of communication

20、 in the maritime mobile service - - Port operations service - Ship movement service - Intership communication - On board communications Distress, urgency and safety commwiications - Public correspondence 1.2 Types of station in the maritime mobile service - Shipstations - Coast stations - - Aircraft

21、 stations - Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC) pilot stations, port stations etc. 1.3 Elementary knowledge of radio fiequacies and channels appropriate to the VHP maritime mobile band - The concept of frequency - Propagation on VHF ffequencies - Range for voice communications - Range for DSC transmiss

22、ions The usage of VHF fiequendes in the maritime mobile service The concept of radio channel: simplex, semi-duplex and duplex Channel pian for VHP, including allocations for the GMDSS - Distress and safety channels - - Intership commuriications - Port operations - Shipmovement - Calling channels - P

23、ublic correspondence channels - - - National channels for small craft safety 1.4 Functionality of ship station equipment - Sources of energy of ship stations - Batteries - - Maintenance of batteries Different kinds of batteries and their characteristics - Charging B. DETAILED WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF RA

24、DIO EQUIPMENT B1. The VHF radio installation 1.1 Radiotelephone channels - Channel selection and controls - Dual watch facilities and controls Edition of July 29, 1994 STD.CEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 3L-O4 E-ENGL 1994 H 2326434 0034497 BLL r-4 1.2 Basic controls and usage, e.g. - Connecting the power - Press

25、to transmit switch - Volumecontrol - Squelch control - Dimmer - High/low Output power Switch 1.3 Portable two-way VHP radiotelephone apparatus 1.4 Maritime VHF antennas B2. Purpose and use of Digital Selective Calling (DSC) facilities 2.1 The general principles and basic features of DSC - DSCmessage

26、s - DSCattempt - Call acknowledgement - Callrelay 2.2 Typesofcall - Distresscall - Allshipscall - Call to individual station - Geographic area call - Groupcall 2.3 The Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI) number system - - Ship station numbers - Coast station numbers The nationality identificatio

27、n: Maritime Identification Digits (MID) 2.4 Call categorisation and priority - Distress - Urgency - Safety - Shipbusiness - Routine 2.5 Call telecommand and traffic information - Distressalerts - othercalls - Working channel information 2.6 VHF DSC facilities and usage - - The Channel-70 instant ale

28、rt selector DSC data entry and display - Updating vessel position - Entering preset message - Entering traffic information - Reviewing received messages DSC watchkeeping functions and controls - Edition of July 29,1994 C. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES OF THE GMDSS AND DETAILED PRACTICAL OPERATION OF GMDSS

29、SUBSYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT C1. Search and Rescue (SAR) Procedures in the GMDSS 1.1 Sui Areas and access to GMDSS facilities 1.2 The role of RCCs 1.3 Organisation of search and rescue C2. Distress, urgency and safety communication procedures in the GMDSS 2.1 Distress communications via VHF DSC equipmen

30、t - DSC distress alert - The definition of a distress alert - Transmission of a distress alert - Transmission of a shore-to-ship distress alert relay - Transmission of a distress alert by a station not itself in distress Receipt and acknowledgement of VHF DSC distress alert - Achowledgement procedur

31、e - - - Receipt and acknowledgement by a coast station Receipt and acknowledgement by a ship station Preparations for handling of distress trac - Handling of distress alerts - - Distress traffic terminology - On-scene Clommmnications - SARoperation 2.2 Urgency and Safety communications via DSC eqpme

32、nt - The meaning of urgency and safety communications - Procedures for DSC urgency and safety calk - Urgency communications - Safety communications C3. Protection of distress frequencies 3.1 Avoiding harmful interference - - Status of Channel 70 Avoidance of the transmission of false alerts 3.2 Tran

33、smissions during distress traffic 3.3 Prevention of unauthorised transmissions 3.4 Test protocols and produres - Testing DSC equipment - Radiotelephone test produres 3.5 Avoidance of transmissions in VHF guard bands 3.6 Procedures to follow when a false distress alert is transmitted C4. Maritime Saf

34、ety Information (MSI) 4.1 The NAVTEX system - purpose and capabilities, including distress and safety functions Edition of July 29, 1994 = 232b414 0014499 b94 = C5. Alerting and Locating Signals 5.1 Purpose and definition 5.2 Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBS) - Registration and co

35、ding - Operation, including automatic and manual activation - Inmarsat-E 1.6 GHz EPIRB - 121.5 MHz homing function - COSPASISARSAT 406 MHz EPIRB - W-DSCEPIRB - Mounting considerations - Routine maintenance - Testing - Checking battery expiry date - Checking the float-free mechanism 5.3 Search and Re

36、scue Radar Transponder (SART) - Operation - Operatingheight - Effect of radar reflector Range of a SART transmitter - D. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS FOR VHF RADIOTELEPHONE COMMUNICA- TIONS D1. Ability to exchange communications relevant to the safety of life at sea 1.1 Distress communicat

37、ions - Distresssignal - Distresscall - Distressmessage - - The correct use and meaning of the signal MAYDAY Acknowledgement of a distress message - - Correct form of acknowledgement - The control of distress trac - Obligation to acknowledge a distress message Action to be taken following acknowledge

38、ment The correct use and meanings of the signals: - - SEELONCE MAYDAY - SEELONCE DISTRESS - PRUDONCE - SEELONCE FEENEE - Transmission of a distress message by a station not itselfin distress - The correct use and meaning of the signal MAYDAY RELAY .2 Urgency communications - Urgencysignal - Urgency

39、message - - The correct use and meaning the signal PAN-PAN Obtaining urgent medical advice through a Coast Station Edition of July 29, 1994 STDaCEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 31-04 E-ENGL 1994 S326414 0014,500 136 E raya o i .3 Safes communications - Safetysignal - - Safetymessage - Special procedures for commun

40、ication with appropriate national organisations on matters affecting safety The correct use and meaning the signal SECURITE 1.4 Reception of MSI by VHF radiotelephony 1.5 Awareness of the existence and use of the IMO Standard Marine Navigational Vocabulary - Knowledge of the following basic signals:

41、- ALL AFTER; ALL BEFORE: CORRECT; CORRECTION; IN FIGURES; IN LEITERS; I SAY AGAIN; I SPELL; OUT; OVER, RADIO CHECK, READ BACK, RECEIVED; SAY AGAIN; STATION CALLING; TEXT; TRAFFIC; THIS IS: WAIT; WORD AFTER WORD BEFORE: WRONG; 1.6 Use of international phonetic alphabet D2. Regulations, obligatory pro

42、cedures and practices 2.1 Awareness of international documentation and availability of national publications 2.2 Knowledge of the international regulations and agreements governing the maritime mobile service - - Requirement for Ship Station Licence Regulations concerning control of the operation of

43、 radio equipment by the holder of an appropriate certificate of competence National regulations concerning the radio record keeping Preservation of the secrecy of correspondence Types of caii and types of message which are prohibited - - - D3. Practical and theoretical knowledge of radiotelephone pr

44、ocedures 3.1 Public correspondence and radiotelephone call procedures - Method of calling a Coast Station by radiotelephony - - Endingthecall Calls to ships &om Coast Stations Method of calling a coast station by DSC for general communications Selecting an automatic radiotelephone call Ordering for

45、a manually switched link call - - Special facilities of calls - - 3.2 Traffic charges - International charging system - Accounting Authority Identification Code (AAIC) 3.3 Practical traffic routines - Correct use of callsigns - Procedure for establishing communication on intership, public correspond

46、ence, small craft safety and port operation and ship movement channels Procedure for unanswered calls and garbled calls - - Control of communications Edition of July 29, 1994 D 232b414 0014107 967 CZE DNK FIN CEPT/ERG/REC 31-04 Harmonised examination procedures for maritime radio operators certifica

47、tes appropriate to vessels sailing in sea area Al which use the frequencies and techniques of the global maritime distress and safety system on a non-compulsory basis study Planned Yes Planned HOL I IRL ISL LIE LVA NOR POL IYes I POR I No No Planned Planned Planned Yes Under Planned Certificates are recognised in FL and CH but no examinations are carried out at present study S SUI No Yes Certificates are recognised in FL and CH but no examinations are carried out at SVN TUR present Will be implemented in the beginning of 1997 Planned 1.2.1999 Planned