High level overview of Li being used on small vessels, this course is designed to give a base knowledge of Li being installed and bought on board vessels and is ideal for those who need a basic understanding without the technical details.
Aimed at industry professionals such as insurers who need a base understanding of Li installations in order to advise clients and set policy but potentially don't need full technical design requirement details. Please note for designers, surveyors and installers we highly recommend undertaking the British Marine half day Li course.
This course will give a high level overview of the following:
- Lithium-Ion Batteries, chemistries and their differences.
- Lithium-Ion Batteries Risks.
- Types of Lithium-Ion Batteries found on marine craft.
- Other marine Lithium-Ion battery system components.
- Insurance.
- Rules, Regulations and Standards applicable to Lithium-Ion batteries and installations.
- Inspection Overview and Safe Installations.
- Li bought on board vessels – Tenders/Toys/ MCA marine Guidance and Insurance Clauses
Edward Tuite
Technical Director
Ed joined British Marine in 2016. Previously he has worked for Fairline Yachts, Discovery Yachts and Blyth Workcats. He studied Marine Sport Technology at Plymouth University.
Ed has worked in British Marine's technical department for the last 10 years representing industry in key stakeholder meetings helping to develop standards and regulations that cover the marine leisure industry, small commercial vessels, Superyachts and domestic passenger vessel industries.
· BM/YDSA Member - £90 + vat
· Non-member - £187.75 + vat
23 June 2026 - Online - Book here
5 November 2026 - Online - Book here
Contact training@britishmarine.co.uk for more information