RECENT NEW IIMS MEMBERS


Full members Mike Tweedie Steve Kwon


Mohammad Moinuddin Nooruddin Bargir Louis Trejo


Keith Ramsay Harry Guiang Robert Scanlan Daniel Szaloky


Claudio Santellanes Lee Wilkes


Sajith Marakkar


Technician members Paul Forster


Oliver MacManus


Corporate members Intrass Ltd


Associate members John Sharratt Mike Willie Ross Naylor


Martin Patten


Affiliate members Emiliano Michelotti Nnamdi Hilary Ugwuoke Justin Gorddard Timothy Warren Joe Pate


Paul Stock


Derek Payne Paul Bullen


Pavel Martyushev Alexander Damaskinos Stephen Eiszele Eurico Teodoro Dario Farabegoli Ryan Ennels


Graduate members David Jack


Robert Peever


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IIMS congratulates the students who have completed their studies: IIMS Professional Qualification in Yacht and Small Craft Marine Surveying David Jack


Robert Peever


Affiliate members may use AffilIIMS


Associate members may use AssocIIMS


THE USE OF DESIGNATED POST NOMINAL LETTERS AFTER YOUR NAME


IIMS would like to remind you to use the correct designated post nominal letters after your name, depending on your membership grade, at all times when making reference to your membership of the Institute following some recent confusion.


As reminder, the post nominals may be used on websites, email footers, business cards and so on as follows:


Technician members may use TechIIMS


Full members may use MIIMS


Fellows may use FIIMS


The new look CA training strategy aims to be more targeted toward various specific aspects of the Codes. So instead of full days of training covering a variety of topics, the IIMS CA is planning a series of succinct, tailored presentations that last for a much shorter time for a modest fee, all broadcast via Zoom. It is expected that coding examiners will have attended two training sessions in one full calendar year. A series of training dates for 2021 will be published in the coming weeks.


IIMS SET TO CHANGE ITS CERTIFYING AUTHORITY TRAINING STRATEGY


For many years, the IIMS Certifying Authority (CA) has pursued a rigid training policy, requiring an examiner to attend one of the two days real time training that have been arranged annually in spring and autumn. This concept now seems somewhat outdated and inflexible. Furthermore, asking an examiner whose specialism is coding motorboats to sit through a presentation on workboats and cranes at a training day is not a great use of anyone’s time, unless it has direct relevance of course!


It has always been a requirement as part of the Institute’s contract with the Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) that our coding examiners are continually assessed, which includes attending training. And at MCA audit the CA is asked to provide evidence that this has happened.


The Report • December 2020 • Issue 94 | 33


Member News


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