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01st July 2006
From,
Mr.Rahul Ranganath Shitole.
M.V. NAND SRISHTI,
To
Mr. Gopinath
Chidambaram Institute of Marine Technology
Chennai - 1
Respected Sir,
This is Rahul Shitole from GME-17 batch.
I have completed 7 months onboard training
from ESSAR SHIPPING. My ship name was M.V.
NAND SRISHTI (bulk carrier).
The
training provided by our institute has helped
me alot.Our power plant training plays a
very great part in familiarisation of engine
room.The training we are getting from our
institute is very beneficial than the other
training institutes. I would like to express
my sincere gratitude to all my teachers
of CIMeT. & ALL THE BEST to new trainees.
Regards,
RAHUL SHITOLE.
25th June 2006
From,
Mr.Zever Fernandes.
MV KRITIKA NAREE,
China
To
Mr. Gopinath
Chidambaram Institute of Marine Technology
Chennai - 1
Hello CIMeT,
This is Zever
Fernandes, Dme-03 batch. Its been a
long time since i passed out and couldnt
mail. Sorry for that. Its been a very hectic
sailing. After two months of dry dock. We,ve
been sailing from china-korea-saudi arabia.Almost
almost 25 days of sailing.
I am working for geepee shipping, MV KRITIKA
NAREE.34000 DEADWEIGHT right now am back
again in china. Think we are going
to south africa now. I am very grateful
to CIMeT for the kind of training imparted
to us. I suggest that during workshop training,
there be written tests where the students
are given a problem like say ' high exhaust
gas temperature,wats the cause and the solution,
thus it will be known how much theoretical
knowledge can be applied practically.I mean
having more trouble shooting exercises helps,
particularly on the equipment worked on.
My Chief Engineer does ask me the reasons
for the problems. Anyway I hope all the
staff at CIMeT are in good health and doing
great. I'll try to write in soon,wat about
the new campus, hope its finished soon.
Thanking you,
Mr.Zever Fernandes.
16th
January 2005
From
R.S.Malhan. C/Engr
To
Mr. Gopinath
Chidambaram Institute of Marine Technology
Chennai.
Dear
Mr Gopinath Good Day,
My son has appeared for B.E Mechanical Engineering
final papers and result expected by 1St
week Of
May 04.Myson has interest to go for ONE
YEAR GME Trg and i have advised him your
institute. The reason for me to advise my
son, yr institute in particular is that
i am myself a sailing C/Engr with Dynacom
tankers and one of the boys who has undergone
GME Trg at yr institute by name Subrat Kumar
Ishwar was my TME and i found that he was
well trained at yr institue.I admire the
efforts you people are putting on your trainees.
I will join ship shortly and leaving all
particulars of the institute with my son,he
will contact you/your institute oncr he
has the results declared and provisional
certificate in hand.His percentage is going
to be in the range of above 65 percent.My
company will absorb him upon completion
of trg.
Kindly advise the date of commencement of
course and also if you are conducting trg
for UK parrten too.
Warm
Regds
R.S.Malhan. C/Engr
(094 160 53664/01262-294697)
27th June 2003
At Sea
From
Jayaseelan Fernandez
Junior Engineer - M.V.Vergina 1
C/o Paramount Shipping and Management Pvt.
Ltd.
401,Olympia, Hiranandani Gredens,
Powai,Mumbai - 400 076
To
Mr. Gopinath
Chidambaram Institute of Marine Technology
Chennai - 1
Dear Sir,
I hope that my letter finds you in good health.
I'm sending this letter from my ship. Things
are going on fine here and I could see that
I am progressing day to day. It's almost two
and half months and I've got tuned to this
kind a life. But in the start it was very
difficult.
On board ship punctuality is of at most importance
and now I come to know why you used to give
more importance to it when I was at CIMeT.
If you are punctual almost half the battle
is won and everybody starts thinking that
you are in the right path.
Everyday I learn something new, right now
I am able to do all the daily routines individually,
such as, de-sludging of purifiers, setting
up lines for ballasting, bilge pump outs,
log book entry, firing boiler manually, soot
blowing, starting, taking on load and paralleling
of generators, internal transfer of fuels
and lub oils, maintain the plants parameters,
overhauling equipments, taking soundings and
calculating them against trim etc, Apart from
this I assist my seniors in day too day maintenance
works too. At anchorage I do independent night
watch and while sailing I do 2nd engg's watch.
My ship is 23 years old and a good ship for
starters. The crowd here are all Indians and
its well disciplined. It's a manned vessel,
capsize bulk carrier and we have very long
voyages for about a month each and the port
stay is also very less at the max 3 days.
Sir, I need an help from you, please do advice and write to me in what all areas I need to show special interest in view towards my class 4 exams, and also let me know what's the current situation of sea me propulsion hours do we need to complete for appearing exam. Also about how much does it cost to do the class 4 course and exams. My contract is for 9 months do you think that this would be good enough for exams. Please do write to me in the above mentioned address, cause I do not have the chance to check mails.
Please advice all our institute guys to show keen interest on the basics in MEP, SSEP and also to communicate in English and Hindi cause without this one cannot survive on board. Knowing good welding and jigging would be a very good advantage. And above all this they have to get themselves mentally prepared to work on ship. Because getting a job in a good company, paid well and given all the comforts too I feel home sick many times.
Convey my regards to all our institute staffs.
Please
do reply at the earliest.
Thanking You,
Yours faithfully,
Jayaseelan Fernandez
GME -11
5th
May 2003
From,
Mr. Sanjay K.K.
3rd Engineer
Wallem ship Management Ltd.,
honk Kong
To
Mr. Gopinath
Chidambaram Institute of Marine Technology
Chennai - 1
Dear Sir,
This is a small kind of thanks giving letter
to the institute, which has played a vital
role in building my carrier. My dream has
come true by becoming a successful marine
engineer and I am very proud to say that
I am the ex-student of this institute. I
wish and prey to the god that let many more
engineers get the opportunity to study in
this great institution and come out successfully.
Thanking you,
Sanjay
(Hong Kong