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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.

What Is Marine Engineering: Courses, Job Description & Salary

By Mohit | In: Marine Careers | Last Updated on January 11, 2021

Marine engineering is the branch of study that deals with the design, development, production and maintenance of the equipments used at sea and on board sea vessels like boats, ships etc.

Procedure for Chief Engineers to Take Over Large Vessels

By Raunek | In: Guidelines | Last Updated on May 22, 2020

Chief engineer of the ship is the head of the engine room department. Thus, while assigning duties of handling a ship, the chief engineer is required to go through a specific procedure to ensure safety of the new ship and its personnel.

How to Become a Marine Engineer?

By Mehnazd | In: Marine Careers | Last Updated on October 11, 2019

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The article explains how a person can become a Marine Engineer and the scope of Marine Engineering as a profession. Also, find out what are the different ways to become a marine engineer.

Top 13 Things Junior Engineer Should Learn On Joining a Ship

By Hiteshk | In: Life At Sea | Last Updated on May 29, 2020

A junior engineer should learn fast and pick up things as soon as he can when new to a ship. In this article we bring to you 13 things that a junior engineer should learn by-heart in his very first days on the ship.

Top Reasons for which a 4th Engineer Should Call the Chief Engineer to the Engine Room

By Hiteshk | In: Marine Safety | Last Updated on October 18, 2019

A 4th engineer though adequately knowledgeable lacks the skills that come from spending years of experience on ships. In this article we bring to you a list of situations when a 4th engineer should call the chief engineer of the ship to the engine room.

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.

Top 14 Things a Junior/Trainee Marine Engineer Shouldn’t Do When New to Ship

By Hiteshk | In: Life At Sea | Last Updated on January 4, 2021

A trainee marine engineer has to keep certain important points in mind in order to prevent him or herself from getting into trouble on board ship. We bring to you top 14 things, a junior engineer should NOT DO when on Ship.

8 Things Marine Engineers Must Know About Starting Air System On Ship

By Shalabh Agarwal | In: Marine Technology | Last Updated on June 5, 2020

The starting air system on board ships is an important system every marine engineer must be thoroughly aware of. Learn about eight important points which must be known about this system.

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