Maritime Training for Safe, Capable and Future-Ready Crews

Welcome to the Fleet Management Training Institute.
We shape the next generation of leaders in the maritime industry.

A ship's bridge simulator under a dark blue tint, its windows looking out on a harbour and a suspension bridge
  • 20+

    Years in operation

  • 17,000

    Training places each year

  • 85,000

    Training certificates each year

  • 15,500

    Simulator training hours each year

Digital technology enables us to deliver effective training

From remote assistance to cloud-based simulators

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  • A row of grey switchboard panels with dials, coloured lights and red switches, beside a touch screen of pump controls

    Engine room simulator

    Practising engine room operations before the first watch

    A ‘mock’ panel replicating a switchboard panel on board, capable of simulating a ship’s machinery and engine room operations.

  • A ship's bridge simulator: radar and chart screens on a console below wide windows showing a harbour and a bridge

    Full mission bridge simulator

    Handling the world's densest traffic from a classroom

    An advanced training device using an electronic or mechanical system to familiarise trainees with typical navigational conditions and systems. It is designed to enhance the skill and knowledge of the bridge team on efficiently handling ships. This simulator has a 180-degree visualisation of the bridge with a full range of bridge equipment that can simulate some of the majorly dense traffic areas of the world.

  • A grey engine control console with joysticks, a telephone and three screens of boiler and generator readings

    Full mission engine room

    Measuring performance across a whole ship's machinery

    An engine room control panel that is part of the Full Mission Engine Room simulator. It consists of a complete panel that mimics all machinery on modern-day ships, including propulsion, power generation, pollution prevention and cargo related equipment, with an automatic data logging capability to monitor the performance of trainees.

DGMA Courses

CourseDaysEligibility CriteriaLocationFees (INR)Total Seats
Engine Room Simulator - Operational level3DG‑approved pre‑sea engineering course, minimum six months sailing experience as trainee engineerSeawoods,  Navi Mumbai8,000 (including GST)8
Engine Room Simulator - Management level5MEO Class IV COC & Not less than 12 months as Assistant Engineer OfficerSeawoods,  Navi Mumbai12,000  (Including GST)8
Ship Manoeuvering Simulator5Chief Mate (FG) COCSeawoods,  Navi Mumbai24,000  (Including GST)8
Basic Training for Oil and Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations6Holding a Basic Safety Training course certificate as per STCW Code A-VI/1Seawoods,  Navi Mumbai7,000 (Including GST)16
Advanced Training for Oil Tanker Cargo Operations10Candidates holding COC / COP as a rating, holding BTOCTCO certificate & min 3 months of sea service on Oil Tankers in last 5 years.Seawoods,  Navi Mumbai9,000 (including GST)20
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