No doubt a cruise ship captain’s job is highly glamorous and lucrative, but it comes with a high level of responsibilities and several challenges. Want to know everything about cruise ship captains? Let’s find out in this article.
Regarding crew drills on cargo & passenger ships, SOLAS, according to its regulation III/19, mentions that every crew member shall participate in at least one abandon ship drill and one fire drill every month.
What is Water-in-Fuel Emulsion and Homogenisers on board ships? Let’s discuss the system, components & its operation in detail in this article.
There are some similarities between ocean liners and cruise ships. They are both large, sea-going passenger ships, although ocean liners are generally large, and cruise ships could also be smaller in size.
Cruise ships house thousands of passengers and crew, which leads to enormous wastewater generation of up to 1000 cubic metres per day. Hence, Wastewater management has become a critical aspect of everyday operations. Read along to know about blackwater management, treatment and disposal.
The Covid pandemic changed our ways of living forever and impacted the global economy. The cruise industry was the hardest it, yet survived and rejuvenated after 2 years. Read along to find out the new normal on cruise ships.
It is critical for the cruise ships to be fitted with means of fighting fires. Want to learn about water-mist and sprinkler systems on passenger ships? Know more in this article.
Cruise ships require a lot of power. Let’s learn how these massive floating vessels get power to run a variety of machinery and systems on board.
With thousands of guests on cruise ships for several days, ever wondered how do cruise ships get fresh water? Let’s find out.
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