You may apply for the following endorsements on your certificate:
To obtain this endorsement, you will need to:
Download the:
The Certificate of medical fitness for domestic seafarers form 1850 lets us know that you are medically fit for working at sea.
Provide a medical practitioner with the Standards for the medical assessment of domestic seafarers and have them fill out the Certificate of medical fitness for domestic seafarers form 1850.
If you have a current AMSA medical (Certificate of medical fitness form 303) you can use this instead.
You will need to attach your completed medical form to your application.
You will need to show 100 hours of sea service:
You will also need to complete an AMSA steam task book.
Attach a copy of the seafarer details page from your task book to your application.
You need to submit at least one of the following as proof of qualifying sea service:
Read more about qualifying sea service.
To get a steam task book contact us.
You must also hold a:
Submit a copy of your existing Engineer class 3 near coastal certificate of competency.
To apply, complete and submit the Certificate of competency application form 426.
Read more about completing and submitting your application for a domestic certificate.
You need to pass a final assessment before getting your certificate of competency. Once we have assessed your application you will be invited to contact AMSA Connect to book your final assessment. We will take payment of the examination fee and confirm your booking.
Refer to the syllabus document and the examiner checklist to find out what may be included in your final assessment.
When you pass the final assessment, you will be given an interim certificate of competency so that you can start working immediately.
If you do not pass the final assessment, you will be able to try again. Your assessor will advise you when you can book your resit. You will have to pay the fee each time you sit for the final assessment.
If you would like to find out more about endorsements, refer to the National Regulator Endorsements Approval 2014.