On March 2015, The Pusroh Organizer of Maritime

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On March 2015, The Pusroh Organizer of Maritime
Higher Education Institute Jakarta held a competition
among senior high school which located at the
auditorium hall. This event regarde the birth of Prophet
Muhammad and also promoted our campus to senior
high school in term of next cadet generation. The
event divided in 2 sections, Competition on 21st March
and Tabligh Akbar on 24th March 2015.
The first section was opened by a speech by the
religion commander Bunyamin Ni’matullah Hamid and
continued with competition section. In this section,
there were 4 competitions, such as marawis, contest
of wits, speech religion and memorizing al-quran
competition. On the midday, all competitors went to
mosque Al-Bahr for Zuhur prayer together. After that,
all of us went to the auditorium for watching the final
contest of wits and decided the winner. The event was
closed by Nasyid Team performance of STIP.
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The second section was the final event of Tabligh akbar
with Ust. Taufiqurrahman. He gave a religion speech
in the opening. All the audiences looked delighted and
interested to his speech. On this occasion, the Pusroh
Organizer also invited Nasyid Gradasi as a guest star.
There were also Bazar and Bekam for everyone in
attendance. The Bazar was held in the Sport Hall and
Bekam in the Auditorium.
At last, the Pusroh Organizer announced the winners
of each competition in COMIC 1st SEASON. The
winners come forward to in front of the stage. This
event was closed by Religion Commander and Nasyid
Gradasi performance.
This event is expected to be a sustainable activity that
could be a media for improving the relation among the
Islam Religion. Moreover, this event will be a ‘window’
for the citizen to know better STIP. (Zul)
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STIP’S SPORTAHOLIC:
THE BOND OF SENIORITY
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It was a great occasion when the senior and junior of
STIP could be cooperate each other in one activity.
Because of that, both the senior or junior cadets could
build a bond of togetherness to create a conducive
atmosphere. The cadets had a great chance to fulfill
that in Sport and Art Season of Dormitory Meeting that
was held on December 15th to 19th 2015. The event
was followed by all the cadets from each level.
The event was opened by the ceremony led by the
Principal. In his speech, he hope an event that tighten
the seniority should be held continuously as a good
tradition for proving to the civilian that STIP is not
identical to violence institution. However it looked
different since all the participants wore football jersey
that was supposed to enliven the sport atmosphere.
On this event, all cadets in one dormitory used a same
jersey to unite them in one flag. Each dormitory has
one mascot to symbolize what dormitory they were.
The mascot led their members of dormitory to bring
yell-yell, moreover he had to burn the spirit of his
member to give the best performance in this event.
There were so many activities on this event, such as
wall painting, tug of war, soccer, swimming, basketball,
100 meters run, volley, etc. This competition made
the senior and junior knew each other, cooperated
in beating the other dorm, and communicated with a
good way. This event was expected to be a bridge for all
cadets in maintaining and building good relationships
among junior and senior. (Yehezkiel)
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The 58th anniversary of Maritime Higher Education
Institute Jakarta was an event organized by
Maritime Higher Education Institute in order to
commemorate the 58 years founding of STIP.
Precisely on February 27th 2015. Where so many
dents bustle that has taken place on the campus
of STIP.
This event last for a day, but in fact the event was
held before the day with other event and activities
like senior high school futsal competition, tug of
war between employees and officers of STIP and
blood donation which were followed by cadets,
employees, and officers of STIP.
Dies Natalis began with breakfast at Dining Hall 1
where the entire cadet wore sport uniform after
that, we went to the Starfield for aerobic activity
with big family of Maritime Higher Education
Institute. After that, the event continued with a
promotion from Vegeta. They gave some gift to the
officer, aerobics instructor and cadets. After that,
the entire participant of Dies Natalis went to the
center of the starfield for releasing balloon. It was
supposed to be a mark that Dies Natalis 58 was
officially opened.
The event continued in the dining hall 1 with officers and
cadet used by daily uniform. The event opened by a greeting
from the principal of STIP and continued by cutting tumpeng
that was given to represent the youngest and oldest cadet as
a symbolic opening of the anniversary event as well as the
announcement of the winner from competitions held in STIP
and the reward for the best lecturer and authors this year.
The event was very festive with all existing components.
Afterwards it was continued with entertainment event; all of
cadets went to in front of the stage to dance and sing together
between senior and junior. The jokes and laughter come to
enliven this event.
This year’s anniversary was very memorable. Hopefully the
Maritime Higher Education Institute will always be better each
year for creating quality officers in maritime sector. Happy
Anniversary for STIP, wish you all the best. (Anita & Annisa)
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A VISIT OF THE
TRANSPORT’S MINISTER
cadets trained, the journalist had a discussion section
with the minister. They discussed about the efforts to
improve the quality of the cadets.
STIP is one of the institutions under the auspices of the
Ministry of Transportation. STIP has an obligation to
develop the maritime sector of the country, especially
in maritime transportation.
Monday, March 9th 2015 was a great moment for
STIP which got an honor to welcome the Minister of
Transportation, Mr. Ignatius Jonan. The minister and his
entourage was planned to visit STIP and arrived at 3.50
pm. They were welcomed by the Principal of STIP, the
officers, and the employees. Mr. Ignatius Jonan then
directed towards the Maritime Room for taking rest
with the officials of STIP.
After that, The Minister looked around the premises
of STIP. The first location which visited was Seafarers’
Training of Kalangie Center Building with full of ship
simulator. There were so many cadets trained on the
simulator when the minister is coming. During the
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The next destination was Bintar Building which
supported by CCTV Room to watch all activities on
STIP. He saw all activities on the monitor for short to
make sure all things are going properly. Dormitory was
the last point was visited by The Minister to see the
cadets resting place in STIP.
The minister requested to talk with 2 cadets and female
cadets privately. He wanted to make a discussion with
them. The discussion held in the Principal’s office room.
There were the Minister, the Principal, The head of
BPSDM, and the four representative cadets of STIP
involved on the discussion.
Finally, the minister and his entourage finished with
his visitation and left STIP at 5.30 pm and continued
for BP3IP in Sunter. Hopefully the minister has many
occasions like this to monitoring all the institution of
Transportation to run properly and have improvement
day by day for the future. (Andreas)
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FUTSAL TOURNAMENT
IN COMMEMORATION OF
58TH DIES NATALIS
STIP was held a Futsal Competition
for the high school around Jakarta
on February 18th to 24th 2015.
This event was regarded by STIP’s
58th anniversary and institution
promotion which was realized in this
competition.
This competition was opened by
the 2nd Principal’s Assistant, Ir.
Desamen Simatupang, SE, MM who
deputized the Principal of STIP. On
that occasion he said, “Through
this futsal competition, it is also
expected to develop and to improve
the sport achievements of students,
in a series of STIP’s 58th Anniversary,
as well to prepare for the coming
student’s enrolment 2015”
champions. The winnder were as
follows:
There were 22 teams of various
high school from Jakarta and
West Java which followed this
tournament. The matches took
place the sports hall of STIP. All
the students were enthusiasm to
follow this tournament; they tried
to defeat the opponent’s team and
win this tournament with all of their
strength.
1st : SMK Cikini (Jakarta)
Same, at the last day of the
tournament, all matches were over
and this tournament gained its
2nd : SMK Taruma Jaya (Bekasi)
3rd : MAN Taruma Jaya (Bekasi)
4th : SMAN 44 (Jakarta)
The champions got a rotating
trophy, certificate, and cash prize.
Hopefully this tournament could
become a ‘bridge’ for the students
of high school to know STIP better.
(Rio).
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THE REGIMENT STAFF
HANDOVER
The regiment staff handover is a continuous event in
Maritime Higher Education Institute. This event was
held ceremonially every six months. The handover was
from the second wave of batch 53 to the first wave of
batch 54. After leading the regiment for about 6 months
the previous regiment staffs, the second wave of batch
53, handedover their duties to the new regiment staffs
which were the second wave of batch 54.
The ceremony of regiment staff handover was held
at Makara on February 14th. The ceremony began at
around 04.00 p.m. and Capt. Rudiana Muchlis, M.M.,
the Principal of STIP, had a role as the inspector of the
ceremony. There were some officers who are taking part
in the ceremony and also the previous regiment staffs
and the new regiment staff. All cadets attended the
ceremony and stayed in the position where they were
supposed to be. The inspector of ceremony delivered his
mandate,he said “The former regiment staffs have led
the regiment well and have done everything as good
as they can. I hope that the new regiment staffs can do
much better than their predecessors and I believe they
can do it and be model for their junior.”
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For the second time drumband team batch 56 took part
during the ceremony but on that occasion they didn’t
play completely full team. Only the blow team took part
during the ceremony.
The symbolisation of handover. After PATAKA team
brought the banner to the front of ceremonial inspector.
the predecessor gave the banner to the ceremonial
inspector as the symbol of returning the responsibilities.
Then, the ceremonial inspector handed over the banner
to the successor as the symbol of assigning to be official
regiment commander. (Mei & Valdy)
The previous regiment staffs :
1.Ade Iskandar 2.Adolf Agustin
3.Reinhard David Pandiangan 4.Rezka Priyo Utomo 5.Azizy Muhammad Haq as as as as as Regiment Commander
Deputy Commander
Battalion Commander of level IV cadets
Battalion Commander of level II cadets
Battalion Commander of level I cadets
The new regiment staffs :
1.Alexander Machlon Lumowa 2.Gerry Hardyles Napitupulu 3.Ian Clemens Roinwowan 4.Anwar Erlan 5.Edgar Valentino Tatemba as as as as as Regiment Commander
Deputy Commander
Battalion Commander of level IV cadets
Battalion Commander of level II cadets
Battalion Commander of level I cadets
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GRADUATION
OF BATCH 53 SECOND WAVE
Maritime Higher Education Institute
held a graduation ceremony for
graduates of diploma IV and second
& third grade of officer trainee on
April 16th 2015. It was held on the
Star Field. All graduates and cadets
of STIP entered the Star Field when
the trumpet had blowing twice.
The graduation had a theme “Be
Tough towards the Global Maritime
Axis” which means we need to
make Indonesian’s Maritime stepp
forward internationally. On D IV
Program of STIP, there were 54
Nautical Graduates and 42 Technical
Graduates.
In addition seafarer
training program inaugurated 88
officer trainees that consist of 46
nautical officer trainees (class II), 42
technical officer trainees (class II), and
19 nautical officer trainees (class III).
Head
of
Human
Resources
Development, Wahyu Satrio Utomo,
SH., M.Si, said in his speech after
the ceremony that he expected to
provide service to the nation and the
State in the field of transportation
in full performance to carry out the
reform in facing the globalization
process which takes place in higher
intensity, especially in the field of
maritime transport. “The expertise
and skills that have you acquired
during the training in the STIP
should be used as a preparation
and it needs to be developed
and strengthened to meet the
challenges and opportunities in the
field of shipping solid both national
regulations and international”.
and hoped that the graduates
can uphold the alma mater motto
“Nauyanam Avasyabhavi Jivanam
Anavasyabhavi”.
The performance in inauguration
were done by Samir embedding and
Homeland loyalty embodiment, as
well as entertainment performance
hosted by STIP cadets, such as Rifle
colony, Creative Dance (Goyang
Dumang), and Drumband.
The entire graduated officer was
expected to support and increase
the national of maritime sector as
a professional officer. Moreover,
become a part of society who are
able to be useful wherever they are.
(Thobat)
At the end of the speech, the
Head of the Agency congratulated
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MOKPO NATIONAL
MARITIME UNIVERSITY’S
VISITATION TO STIP
On Thursday, 4 february 2015, Mokpo National
Maritime University which is under the auspices of
ministry of Korean Education visited STIP.
The Korean Maritime University was represented by
Professor Capt.Gung Su,Rim Ph.D ( Master of Training),
Prof. Hong Ryeal, Kim Ph.D (Training Ship Chief
Engineer), Prof. Bu Gi kim, Ph.D ( Division of Marine
Mechatronics ) Prof. Orlando S Dimailig ( Facility of
Marine transportation System) and 120 cadets level 4.
The team was arrived at 9.00 a.m an was welcomed by
the first Deputy of STIP, Capt. Wisnu Risianto and his
staff.
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Akhmad Kasan Gufron as the head of language unit
presented the profileof STIP. STIP’s officers and the
member of regiment staff gave a tour around the
campus for the team. Cadet’s Dormitory, classroom,
and AGB Bridge Simulator were some places in the tour
list.
The goal of the visititation made us realize the important
role of language. There ini bridging the two universities,
English is used. If our English is not good, there’s no way
we understand them. Therefore, improving our English
still is a must to join better result. (Amelinda)
DUAJA
Rice represents
prosperity
Seven layers of wave
lines represent the
seven major oceans
of the earth.
Garuda represents
the triumph of the
vast ocean mastery.
Blue chain, yellow
anchor and red color
on buoy represents
courage in defending
justice.
Red and white on
the garuda’s chest
represent the flag of
Indonesia.
Nauyanam
Avasyabhavi Jivanam
Anavasyabhavi
means In the land
we triumphed in
the ocean more
victorious.
Trident represents
the god of the sea’s
weapon and maritime
history since ancient
times.
Buoy represents the
salvation of souls, the
white color in buoy
represents purity and
the red color in buoy
represents courage in
defending justice.
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STIP
WHAT THINGS THAT I NEED TO
KNOW TO TAKE OFFICER CLASS- II?
A. EDUCATION AND TRAINING UPGRADING OF SEAFARERS COMPETENCY
PROGRAMME FOR DECK OFFICER CLAS - II
The Requirements for Participants undertaking Education and Training for Deck Officer Class – II are the
holders of Certificate of Competency Deck Officer Class – III who possess:
1. A Letter of Education and Training Completion for Seafarer Competency Upgrading Program Class – III, or
Diploma – III for Deck Officer Class – III (DOC - III), or Certificate of Education and Training for Deck Officer
Class – III (DOC - III) in accordance with the 2010 STCW Manila Amendments;
2. Recognized seagoing experience as Deck Officers Class – III having watchkeeping duties on bridge not less
than 36 months on board vessel more than GT 500, or not less than 24 months, which are 12 months has
been served as Chief Officers on board vessel more than GT 3000 unrestricted voyages;
3. Certificates of Proficiency training for seafarer :
a. Basic Safety Training (BST);
b. Advance Fire Fighting (AFF);
c. Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boat (PSCRB);
d. Medical First Aid (MFA);
e. Medical Care (MC);
f. Radar – ARPA Simulator;
g. Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS);
h. Bridge Resources Management (BRM).
4. Medical Certificate from hospital or other medical institutions as approved by the Directorate General for
Sea Transportation;
5. Birth Certificate;
6. Personal Identitiy Card or other legal ones;
7. Passed admission test.
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After graduated as a young officer from STIP, we will hold
certificate of competency officer class – III. Some of us
maybe will take the next level of the certificate or usually
we called upgrading program. On this occasion I will give
the information of the requirement to take the officer class
– II that you will needed in the future. The information is
for nautical and technical officers mentioned below:
B. EDUCATION AND TRAINING UPGRADING OF SEAFARERS COMPETENCY
PROGRAMME FOR ENGINEER OFFICER CLAS - II
The Requirements for Participants undertaking Education and Training for Engine Officer Class – II are the
holders of Certificate of Competency Engineer Officers Class – III who possess:
1. A Letter of Education and Training Completion for Seafarer Competency Upgrading Program Class – III, or
Diploma – III for Engineer Officer Class – III (DOC -III), or Certificate of Education and Training for Engineer
Officer Class – III(DOC - III) in accordance with the 2010 STCW Manila Amendments;
2. Recognized seagoing experience as Engineer Officer Class – III in charge of engineering watch in a manned
engine room or as designated duty engineers in a periodically unmanned engine room not less than 36
months on board vessel with main propulsion machinery of more than 750 KW, or not less than 24 months,
are 12 month has been which served as Second Engineer on board vessel with main propulsion machinery
of 750 KW propulsion power unrestricted voyages;
3. Certificates of Proficiency training for seafarer :
a. Basic Safety Training (BST);
b. Advance Fire Fighting (AFF);
c. Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boat (PSCRB);
d. Medical First Aid (MFA);
e. Medical Care (MC);
f. Engine Resources Management (ERM).
4. Medical Certificate from hospital or other medical institutions as approved by the Directorate General for
Sea Transportation;
5. Birth Certificate;
6. Personal Identitiy Card or other legal ones;
7. Passed admission test.
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REGIMENT STAFF BATCH 54
FLOW CHART
DANMEN
ALEXANDER MACHLON LUMOWA
DANYON TK 4
DANYON TK 2
DANYON TK 1
IAN CLEMENS ROINWOWAN
ANWAR ERLAN
EDGAR VALENTINO TATEMBA
DANKIE A
DANKIE B
DANKIE C
DANKIE D
DANKIE E
DANKIE F
TEGAR ANGGA
BUANA
WINDARTO
WIBOWO
IRMA ISTYO
UTOMO
RENDY
PRAWIRA MADA
PUTRA BANGSA
SINLAE
VEPRI
MARPAUNG
DANTON
A. ADI PRAMONO
B. ERWIN SAPUTRA
C. ASRUL HAMZAH
D. SLAMET DIA
SAPUTRA
E. ALBERT BRENTA
GINTING
F. M. DEO ZEPLIN
G. AZIS PURBA
H.DICKY
RACHMATULLAH
I. RESTU NICHOLAS
SILABAN
J. MENTARIS
SITUMORANG
K. ARNOLD VICO
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DANTON
DANTON
DANTON
DANTON
DANTON
A. JAMRI
B. GERSON RALIAM
C. DWI WAHYU UTAMA
D. FADLY ADAM
E. SIGIT PRASETYO
F. JAUNARDO
TINDAON
A. SHANY LAKSAMANA
B. SHERVIAN DEVANA
C. DWI GEBANG S.
D. HARDIAN HASSANAL
P.
E. NANDA AULIA
F. BASRI REZA
G. CHRISTOFEL
SITOHANG
H.TEGUH SATYA
I. I GEDE WERDY
J. BAENI NAZAR
A. ADINDO IFANTRA
B. HANS SIDABUTAR
C. RINALD SIMBOLON
D. FREDERICK
YOHANES
E. QORI HAMZAH
F. ADRIANSYAH PUTRA
G. MARIO
H.GREETA ERNICA
LENGKONG
I. HARYO WIBOWO
J. NATANAEL TARIGAN
K. TRI MUHAMMAD
REZA
L. ZULFIKAR GALANG
SUNDA
A. SYAHRIAL WAHYUDI
B. GINANJAR SUJANA
C. HASBULLAH
D. SOFIAN PERMANA
E. GUNAWAN
F. FAHMI ALIM
G. TEGUH KURNIADI
H.GILANG RAMADHAN
A. FIRMADI SIMBOLON
B. SOEPRAYOGO
C. M. RIZQI WAQNUTI
D. FAJAR WICAKSONO
E. MUHAMMAD TEGAR
NUARI
F. M. RIO
DHARMAWAN
G. ANDIKA DWI PUTRA
H.WILSON SINURAT
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