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What is the Difference between Nautical Science and Marine Engineering?

By Shilavadra Bhattacharjee | In: Marine Careers | Last Updated on January 17, 2021

What is the difference between nautical science and marine engineering is one of the most common questions asked by students who are planning their career at the sea or by those who are looking for a job in the maritime industry. In this article we have tried to solve that query once for all.

Different Entries To Be Made In Bridge Log Book of The Ship

By Shilavadra Bhattacharjee | In: Marine Navigation | Last Updated on October 13, 2019

Deck log book is one of the most important documents of the ship that is to be filled religiously without any errors. The navigating deck officer responsible for the deck log book should fill all the details that are necessary for the ship to sail safely at the sea.

What are Master’s Standing and Night Orders?

By Shilavadra Bhattacharjee | In: Guidelines | Last Updated on June 5, 2020

Master’s standing and night orders are a set of guidelines that are to be followed by the ship officers. Learn more about the importance of these orders inside the article.

10 Things to Consider While Using Auto-Pilot System on Ships

By Raunek | In: Marine Navigation | Last Updated on August 22, 2020

Auto-pilot is surely an undeniable boon in modern navigation. However over-reliance on the equipment and poor comprehension of its efficiency and limitations has resulted in several accidents at sea. Learn about ten important things to consider while using auto-pilot system on ships.

How Deck Officers Should Do Risk Assessment On Ships?

By Shilavadra Bhattacharjee | In: Marine Safety | Last Updated on March 6, 2020

Risk assessment is the first path to achieve a safe work culture on ships. Learn how deck officers should formulate and execute risk assessment for the job at hand.

Deck Department Vs. Engine Department

By Shilavadra Bhattacharjee | In: Marine Careers | Last Updated on October 20, 2019

People planning to join Merchant Navy often ask us what is better – engine department or the deck department? Though there is no specific answer to this question, we try to explain them about the important aspects of both the sides. If you are confused between engine and deck department, then continue reading.

Responsibilities of Deck Officer When Ship is At Anchorage

By Shilavadra Bhattacharjee | In: Marine Navigation | Last Updated on May 22, 2020

Watchkeeping at anchorage might seem an easy task but it greatly depends on the area the vessel is operating in. Learn about the important duties of deck officer during anchorage at sea.

4 Ways To Become A Deck Officer in Merchant Navy

By Shilavadra Bhattacharjee | In: Marine Careers | Last Updated on December 25, 2020

Planning to join merchant navy as a deck officer? Find out different ways to become a deck officer by joining a maritime course that suits your interest.

What Are The Duties Of A Ship’s Lookout?

By Anish | In: Marine Careers | Last Updated on October 7, 2019

A lookout is a person at the ship’s bridge who maintains a continuous watch of the sea to report any kind of hazard that can be an obstacle in the navigation and cause harm to the ship. Find out about the duties of ship’s lookout inside the article.

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