The DP Vessel Maintainer (DPVM) Scheme was launched in March 2021, and is designed for engineers, ETOs and other non-deck department, technical personnel serving on board DP-equipped vessels.
In order to avoid deterioration of skills during the training period, all elements of the DP Training Scheme must be completed within two years. When applying and submitting documents to The Nautical ...
The list of NI-accredited training centres currently approved to deliver the DPVM course is available to view on the Alexis Platform here....
The pass mark for the exam is 70%, if you fail to meet this, you will have two more attempts to pass the exam....
We are currently finalising testing of our online solution. Please continue to monitor these pages and the Alexis Platform for the latest information. In the meantime, you should contact dpvm@nautins...
The NI DPVM ('Purple') Logbook will be available from NI-accredited training centres (for new entrants), or direct from NI HQ (for grandfather applicants). All experience you wish to submit towards yo...
Part 1 assessments have been available to book since 12 April 2021, and will continue to be remotely invigilated unless otherwise informed. If you do not wish to receive support from a training centre...
Yes, all applicants will need to have submitted and paid for their application on or before 31st December 2023. Please ensure you apply in good time to meet the deadline, questions regarding the appli...
No, as long as you have booked the DPVM online exam by 31st December 2023, you will be eligible to apply under the Grandfather pathway, even if you still have to complete the 26 days sea time and task...
Yes – completing the DPVM course is encouraged among all maritime professionals practicing these key skills. We hope the DPVM certification scheme will become an industry standard like our flagship DP...
The DPVM scheme has been designed to endorse skills in the offshore vessel industry The NI sees this as equally vital to those practiced on the bridge by DPO deck officers. As such, The NI hopes the ...