There is no room for mistakes in a profession on board ships. A professional error can either end your career or it can end you. Herein are mentioned ten professional mistakes that a mariner should never commit while working on ships.
A smart mariner knows how to plan his or her voyage efficiently so as to ensure both his and his family’s safety. We bring you some important points which shouldn’t be avoided before commencing your sea voyage. Read on to become a smarter mariner.
Bay of Biscay is the most feared sea by the sailors. Extremely rough weather and series of accidents in the past has made this water way extremely dangerous for sea going vessels. Find out more about the Bay of Biscay inside the article.
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Check out our new ebook “A guide to effective communication on ships – for deck department” by the very experienced master mariner Abhishek Bhanawat.
As much as it is necessary to carry out stringent checking at ports of the vessel to maintain proper sanitization to minimize the spread of the virus, it is important that the seaman in all scenario is fairly treated based on the various guidelines given by the IMO.
Learn more about the unique tradition of ship naming and launching. Also, find out why ships are named after women and some other interesting facts.
Taking up seafarers’ competency exams have become stressful than ever. Learn about ten difficulties that maritime professionals have to go through while appearing for competency exams.
It’s not easy to keep everyone happy on board ships. Getting liked by your fellow seafarers and winning their trust on board ships require dedicated efforts and strong mindset. Find out seven ways to become a more “likeable” seafarer on board ships.
In continuation to our previous article – 10 Free Mobile Apps For Seafarers, we have compiled yet another list of FREE smartphone apps for seafarers and professionals from the maritime industry.