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Author: Chief Officer Abhishek Bhanawat

Abhishek Bhanawat is a chief officer who has worked on various types of tankers. He specializes in Crude Oil and Product Tankers. He is extremely passionate about his work and loves to sail. An avid reader since childhood days, he likes to write about his experiences in free time. He loves to share his views and opinions regarding his maritime profession. He also likes to teach and always supports his juniors who are at the sea through mails and over phone.
Important Points Seafarers Must Consider For Clean Drinking Water System On Ships
Guidelines

Important Points Seafarers Must Consider For Clean Drinking Water System On Ships

Fresh water is of utmost importance on board ships. Here are some important points seafarers must consider during maintenance for ensuring clean drinking water system on ships.

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A Day In the Life Of A Chief Officer On Board Ship
Marine Careers

A Day In the Life Of A Chief Officer On Board Ship

The job of a chief officer on board ships is an challenging one, occupied with several tasks and responsibilities. Let’s take a look at a day in the life of a chief officer on ship.

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Impact of North American Emission Control Area (ECA) on the U.S and the Shipping Industry
Marine Environment

Impact of North American Emission Control Area (ECA) on the U.S and the Shipping Industry

Find the impacts of the third Emission Control Area – The North American Emission Control Area which is applicable for ships trading in areas off the Coasts of Canada, The United States and French majorities of Saint.

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What To Do When A Ship Is “Beset”?
Maritime Law

What To Do When A Ship Is “Beset”?

Beset is the inability of a vessel to move or manoeuvre under its own power when surrounded closely by ice. Learn what steps needs to be taken when the ship is in such emergency situation.

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10 Things Deck Officer Must Know While Operating Main Engine from Bridge – Part 1
Marine Navigation

10 Things Deck Officer Must Know While Operating Main Engine from Bridge – Part 1

Deck officers at bridge need to be fully aware and conversant with various bridge control systems and use of main engine. Learn about few basic points they must consider while operating the main engine from bridge.

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Should Ships Help Migrants At Sea? – A Captain’s Perspective
Maritime Law

Should Ships Help Migrants At Sea? – A Captain’s Perspective

Though rescue of illegal migrants is a legal and humanitarian obligation under the international maritime law, there have been incidents that have posed serious threat to the safety of the ship and its crew. A ship’s captain presents his view through real incidents on rescuing migrants at the sea.

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How Are Nautical Charts Corrected On Board Ships?
Marine Navigation

How Are Nautical Charts Corrected On Board Ships?

Whenever a new area is to be added to a chart or it has to represent an area different from the previous chart, or the depth units shown on previous charts have to be changed, nautical charts need to be corrected. Find out how nautical charts are corrected on board ships.

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Marine Navigation

Introduction to Nautical Charts – What Replaced Fathom Charts?

Nautical Charts used at sea have evolved over time. Fathom charts, one of the most important navigation charts used in the earlier times were gradually replaced by more enhanced charts.

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What are Intrinsically Safe Cameras Used on Ships?
Marine Safety

What are Intrinsically Safe Cameras Used on Ships?

Intrinsically Safe Cameras are special types of digital cameras that are used on ships to reduce the risk of fire and accidents as a result of hazardous digital camera components.

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