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

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

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.

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Officer Shortfall To Reach Decade High By 2026: Drewry
Shipping News

Officer Shortfall To Reach Decade High By 2026: Drewry

The diminishing attractiveness of a career at sea, coupled with rising man-berth ratios and continued fleet growth will lead to the highest shortfall of officers to crew the world’s merchant fleet in over a decade by 2026.

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When Should Officer on Watch (OOW) Call the Ship’s Master?
Marine Navigation

When Should Officer on Watch (OOW) Call the Ship’s Master?

The Officer on Watch (OOW) when on duty is in charge of the ship’s navigation and safety. However, there are certain situations when he must call the ship’s master to the bridge to avoid any kind of unwanted trouble or risk to the safety of the ship.

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What Are The Duties of Officer On Watch When Pilot is On Board Ship?
Marine Navigation

What Are The Duties of Officer On Watch When Pilot is On Board Ship?

The pilot plays a crucial role in the safe navigation of the vessel to her destination. However, the pilot’s inclusion doesn’t exempt the Officer On Watch (OOW) of his duties. Read about the duties of officer on watch inside the article.

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What Are The Duties Of A Ship’s Lookout?
Marine Careers

What Are The Duties Of A Ship’s Lookout?

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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Important Points Officer on Watch (OOW) Must Consider While Handling Ship’s Radar
Marine Navigation

Important Points Officer on Watch (OOW) Must Consider While Handling Ship’s Radar

The officer on watch (OOW) on the ship’s bridge should be familiar with the working of all navigational equipment used on the ship. He should also be aware of the procedure for trouble shooting in case any equipment fails.

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

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

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.

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Why is BNWAS Important on Modern Ships?
Marine Navigation

Why is BNWAS Important on Modern Ships?

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.

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