A boatswain or a bosun, is the leader of the deck team and is an experienced, qualified and most senior rate of the ship’s deck department. Know more about the bosun’s role and responsibilities in this article.
INDoS stands for ‘Indian National Database of Seafarers’ and includes all the information about a seafarer like his/her name, address, photograph, signature, contact number, qualifications etc. This number can be considered a complete identification for an Indian Seafarer.
An Electro technical officer on ship has the responsibility of talking care of the electrical systems of the ship. This career comes with great responsibility and provides good remuneration in return. Find out more about the career of electro technical officer of ships inside the article.
Lately, we have been receiving several inquiries regarding the salary structure of Indian sea-going professionals. As it is difficult to provide a number for the salary of each rank, we came up with an idea of providing our readers with a “Salary Range” for each level.
The job of a marine or ship pilot is an exciting and rewarding one. If you are planning to become a marine pilot then this article will guide you with the procedure. Know more about the life of ship pilot inside the article.
Going as a fourth engineer on a ship is the first step for any marine engineer towards a responsible and flourishing maritime career. Find out more about the duties of a 4th Engineer on a Ship.
Employment scams can be a pretty nasty thing considering the kind of advantage the fraudsters can take of unnoticing people and what you stand to lose. Marine Insight brings to you six types of recruitment scams which are widely prevalent in the maritime market.
All the machinery onboard ship is a combination of mechanical and electrical systems. The modern day shipping is more reliable on automations and electronics whose knowledge and maintenance can only be handled by an engineer expert in the electrical field.
With several merchant navy jobs websites coming-up these days, it has become fairly easy to look for your next job opportunity on ships or in the offshore industry. Check out thirty-six websites you can use to search for your next maritime job.
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