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Duties of Officer on Watch (OOW) After Taking Over Watch

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

A deck officer assigned with the duties of watch keeping and navigation on a ship’s bridge is known as the officer on watch (OOW). He is the representative of the ship’s master and has the total responsibility of safe and smooth navigation of the ship. Know the duties of OOW inside the article.

Mastering Ship’s Navigation- Part 1

By KaranC | In: Marine Navigation | Last Updated on October 11, 2019

The deck officer of the ship performs the most crucial task of navigating the ship. It is therefore extremely important that he or she is well versed in the navigational skills. Learn in this article as to how to use wind for maneuvering a ship and how to avoid common mistakes.

9 Ways Ship Navigating Officers Can Help In Reducing Ship’s Running Cost

By Prajyot Sinha | In: Marine Navigation | Last Updated on November 21, 2019

Navigating officers on ships through smart work can contribute to cost-cutting and reduction in the operational cost of running a ship. Find out how ship officers can help in reducing running costs.

Why is BNWAS Important on Modern Ships?

By Chief Officer Abhishek Bhanawat | In: Marine Navigation | Last Updated on March 17, 2020

BNWAS – Bridge Navigational Watch & Alarm System is now imperative on all modern ships according to IMO. Chief Officer Abhishek Bhanawat explains the importance of BNWAS on today’s ships by describing two ship accidents.

How Deck Officers Can Use NP 294 to Keep Admiralty Products Up-To-Date?

By Chief Officer Abhishek Bhanawat | In: Marine Navigation | Last Updated on November 21, 2019

NP 294

The nautical publication numbered and widely recognized as NP 294 is a great aid for budding navigating officers as they take guard of their parallel rulers and start with passage planning. Find out how deck officers can use NP 294 to keep admiralty products up-to-date?

10 Situations Wherein Engine and Deck Officers Must Maintain Efficient Communication

By Raunek | In: Marine Safety | Last Updated on October 11, 2019

Efficient communication between engine and deck officers is the key to run a ship safely and efficiently. Learn about 10 important situations wherein the engine and deck personnel must communicate clearly in order to prevent any kind of accident onboard.

Marine Insight Launches New eBook – The Ultimate Guide to Deck Machinery Procedures and Operations

By Raunek | In: Marine Navigation | Last Updated on October 18, 2019

Deck Machinery and procedure book

If you are a deck officer or are studying to become one, then you must be aware of the complexities involved with all the deck operations that are routinely carried out on board ships. This eBook helps you to understand deck operations and procedures with practical, real-life incidences on ships.

What are the Duties of Chief Officer?

By Raunek | In: Marine Careers | Last Updated on December 29, 2020

Chief Officer or Chief mate is the head of deck department of the ship a& second in command after the master.He is responsible for training of crew and juniors.

10 Professional Mistakes Seafarers Should Never Make Onboard Ships (With Real Incidents)

By Mohit | In: Life At Sea | Last Updated on October 11, 2019

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.

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