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AMC Search AMC Search is the training and consultancy division of the Australian Maritime College.

07/10/2026

AMC Search course dates are now available! Plan ahead and secure your place on our industry-leading professional development programs. Explore the 2027 schedule and book early to avoid missing out. Visit our website to enrol online https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01qqZY0 or call +61 3 6324 9850 to register today.

It was great to reconnect with more than 20 AMC alumni at Cargo Bar in Darling Harbour for our Sydney Alumni event.AMC P...
27/09/2026

It was great to reconnect with more than 20 AMC alumni at Cargo Bar in Darling Harbour for our Sydney Alumni event.

AMC Principal Mal Wise welcomed the group and spoke about the importance of maintaining strong connections across the AMC community. He also shared an update on the Engineering our Future campaign and encouraged alumni to stay connected with AMC as their careers progress, including considering AMC Search when the organisations they work for need maritime training, consultancy or specialist capability support.

The diversity in the room was a strong reflection of the breadth of the AMC community, with alumni working across logistics, seafaring, naval architecture and other parts of the maritime sector.

A great evening of conversation, connection and renewed relationships, and a reminder of just how far the AMC network reaches.

Today is World Maritime Day, an opportunity to recognise the remarkable work undertaken across our industry every day to...
23/09/2026

Today is World Maritime Day, an opportunity to recognise the remarkable work undertaken across our industry every day to keep global trade moving, connect communities and support economic prosperity.

This year’s focus highlights several important priorities for the maritime sector:

• Effective Enforcement — helping bridge the gap between global shipping regulations and their practical application in everyday maritime operations.
• Capacity Building — strengthening maritime capability through technical assistance, training and knowledge-sharing.
• Sustainability Support — supporting progress towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals, including climate action, life below water and sustainable infrastructure.

At AMC Search, these priorities strongly reflect what we do.

Through training, consultancy, simulation, technical assistance and knowledge-sharing, we work with maritime organisations in Australia and internationally to strengthen workforce capability, improve operational performance and build the skills needed for the future.

Building maritime capacity isn’t just something we support, it’s central to our purpose.

If your organisation is looking to strengthen maritime capability, develop its workforce or solve an operational challenge, talk to AMC Search about how we can work together.

New online training courses released by AMC Search!AMC Search has expanded its online training catalogue with six new co...
22/09/2026

New online training courses released by AMC Search!

AMC Search has expanded its online training catalogue with six new courses. Our latest releases cover a diverse range of operational and safety topics:

🔹 IMO Symbols
An introduction or refresher covering the SOLAS safety signs found throughout vessels, including their colours, locations and meanings.

🔹 Chemical Handling for Offshore Vessels
Supporting personnel involved in offshore chemical operations with an understanding of chemical hazards, regulatory requirements, containment systems, Safety Data Sheets and safe handling procedures.

🔹 Ammonia as a Marine Fuel
Exploring the use of ammonia as a marine fuel, including its hazards, onboard safety systems, bunkering operations and emergency response considerations.

🔹 Introduction to the Polar Code
Providing deck officers with an introduction or refresher to the Polar Code, including polar operations, passage planning, ice information, icebreakers and the management of navigation in polar regions.

🔹 Safety Data Sheets
Helping seagoing and shore-based personnel understand the internationally standardised format of Safety Data Sheets and how to quickly locate critical safety and dangerous-goods information.

🔹 Cargo Lashing – Container Ships
An introduction to container stowage and lashing systems, securing equipment and the potential consequences of incorrectly secured cargo.

These courses add to AMC Search’s growing catalogue of online maritime training, providing flexible professional development for seafarers and shore-based personnel across the maritime industry.

Explore our online training catalogue and start learning today: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01nM0q0

Positions are still available for our Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) Supervisor (C0103-2) course running 12–23 October 20...
19/08/2026

Positions are still available for our Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) Supervisor (C0103-2) course running 12–23 October 2026 at the AMC in Launceston, Tasmania.

This 10-day course covers the knowledge and practical competencies required to gain endorsement as a VTS Supervisor and meets the requirements of IALA Model Course C0103-2.

Participants will build capability across advanced traffic management, VTS equipment, emergency response, administrative functions and legal knowledge through simulation-based training.

If you already hold an IALA approved C0103-1 Vessel Traffic Services Operator Certificate, now is the time to secure your place.

Learn more and enrol: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01j5J50

Positions are still available in AMC Search’s Check Pilot Training course running 17–18 September 2026 in Launceston, Ta...
17/08/2026

Positions are still available in AMC Search’s Check Pilot Training course running 17–18 September 2026 in Launceston, Tasmania.

This AMSA Approved course is designed for experienced marine pilots working as Check Pilots, or for those developing and improving checking systems. The course combines an online component with structured simulator-based training to strengthen practical checking, assessment and debriefing skills.

Find full course information and register here: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01hK3v0

12/08/2026

We're pleased to announce that Advanced Training for Oil Tanker Cargo Operations* is now available to be completed 100% online through AMC Search.

AMSA approved and designed for Masters, Chief Engineers, Chief Mates, Second Engineer Officers and any person with immediate responsibility for cargo operations (as per IMO STCW Reg. V/1), responsible for loading, discharging and care in transit or handling cargo.

Developed by master mariners, this online course utilises 3D animations and simplified gamification teaching techniques to ensure the learning experience is engaging and effective.

Moving to a fully online delivery model means participants can now access this high-level learning from anywhere in the world, without stepping away from operational or personal commitments.

Enrol today: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01gb7W0

*Note: This online course meets the learning outcomes of V/1-1 and Code Section A-V/1-1, paragraph 2, Table A-V/1-1-2 of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers, STCW 2010 (Manila Amendments).

It was a pleasure to welcome the Trevallyn Sea Scout Group to the Australian Maritime College Survival Centre for an eve...
04/08/2026

It was a pleasure to welcome the Trevallyn Sea Scout Group to the Australian Maritime College Survival Centre for an evening of team-building activities in the pool.

As part of our commitment to supporting the local community, AMC Search provided the group with cost-effective access to this outstanding facility.

Activities like these give young people the opportunity to build confidence, teamwork and practical water skills, while also introducing them to the Australian Maritime College and the many career pathways available across the maritime industry.

We hope the experience sparked plenty of curiosity about where a future in maritime could take them.

As part of the Engineering our Future Campaign, our MEH alumni recently volunteered at Brighton Secondary School in Adel...
09/07/2026

As part of the Engineering our Future Campaign, our MEH alumni recently volunteered at Brighton Secondary School in Adelaide during Thrive Week, taking part in the school’s careers expo and delivering a panel talk and a hands-on workshop for students exploring future study in Maritime Engineering.

A huge shout out to Angus Cheek, Chris Buchanan and Joseph Burke for taking time out over a couple of days to share their experience, career journeys and enthusiasm for maritime engineering.

This is exactly what Engineering our Future is about: connecting students with real people working in industry, showing them what is possible, and helping them see where a career in engineering can take them.

To our AMC alumni: your story matters. Whether you studied naval architecture or ocean engineering, you can play a role in encouraging students to consider a career in your industry and to study engineering at AMC.

We would love more alumni to get involved in future student engagement activities and help us build the next generation of maritime engineers.

Email [email protected] to find out how you can get involved.

AMC Search is pleased to be attending the AMPI Regional Ports and Pilotage Conference in Darwin this week, connecting wi...
16/06/2026

AMC Search is pleased to be attending the AMPI Regional Ports and Pilotage Conference in Darwin this week, connecting with marine pilots, port authorities and operators from across the region. We look forward to discussing pilot training, port risk management and simulation-based solutions that support safer, more efficient port operations. Big thanks to AMPI and the host port Darwin for making us feel very welcome.

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