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Registrations now open for 2026 Dock Operations Course

by Marina Industries Association 10 Jun 21:06 UTC 23–24 June 2026
Registrations now open for 2026 Dock Operations Course © Marina Industries Association

The Marina Industries Association is excited to launch the new Dock Operations Course, a practical two-day program designed for marina professionals with 1-3 years of industry experience seeking to build their operational knowledge and develop leadership skills.

Held at Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay on 23-24 June 2026, the course provides participants with a broader understanding of marina operations and prepares them for future career progression and for courses such as the Intermediate Marina Management Course. The course also includes a study tour of local marinas.

Who should attend?

  • Dockhands and marina staff with 1-3 years of experience
  • Emerging leaders and future supervisors
  • Team members preparing for the IMM pathway.

Course Topics

  • Marina operations and infrastructure
  • Safety, emergency response and risk management
  • Environmental responsibilities
  • Boatyard operations
  • Business and financial fundamentals
  • Leadership and professional development

Course Details

Date: 23-24 June 2026
Venue: Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay
Course Fee: MIA Member AU$1500 + GST | Non Member AU$1850 + GST

Register here

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