NAMAC IS REQUESTING ALL CANDIDATES TO BE DOUBLE VACCINATED AT THE EARLIEST. THIS IS NOT ONLY FOR YOU TO UNDERGO THE PHYSICAL COURSES ONCE DGS REMOVE RESTRICTIONS BUT ALSO FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY AND YOUR FAMILY/NEAR AND LOVED ONES

NAMAC has commenced Practical Training for conversion of 18 months validity certificate to 5 years. Candidates may book the slot as convenient. Rs 500 is to be paid at the booking office on reporting for practical classes. Additionally, Candidates undergoing FPFF & AFF practical training will pay Rs 100 separately for their medical fitness. This amount is included for candidates who have booked their courses on or after 01 Dec 2021

CANDIDATES ARRIVING AT NAMAC FOR PRACTICAL TRAINING AND SIMULATOR COURSES ARE REQUESTED TO PRODUCE A DOUBLE VACCINATED COVID - 19 CERTIFICATE OR RT-PCR NEGATIVE REPORT (VALIDITY 72 HOURS)



Latest Update:- NAMAC has commenced online generation of INDoS number w.e.f. 16 Jun 2021, interested candidates can contact booking, verification and training department. Our landline number is working 022-22187861,
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Simulator and practical training(Fire fighting & Medical ) has been started .
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Fire Fighting

Spread over approximately 4 acres, the Fire Fighting Hard at Karanja (Uran) is equipped with three distinct facilities -

  • a ship’s mock-up chamber
  • a smoke chamber
  • a mock-up helicopter

These three facilities are utilised for conducting demonstrations and practical fire fighting as a part of basic and advanced STCW Fire fighting courses, Offshore emergency response courses and helicopter safety courses. Candidates are conveyed to the practical site by a ferry craft and are trained under the watchful eyes of an experienced Chief Engineer and eight fire fighting Instructors having more than 25 years of experience in the Indian Navy.