Bridge Resource Management (BRM):
Reducing Human Error in Navigation. Bridge visibility, which refers to the unobstructed view the bridge team has from the bridge, is regulated by the SOLAS1 convention. Good visibility is essential for safe navigation, collision avoidance, and effective decision-making. However, several factors influence bridge visibility, including the ship’s design, the height and location of the bridge, and the arrangement of cargo or equipment on deck. These obstructions or blind spots can significantly impede the officer’s ability to monitor the surroundings. Additionally, during navigational situations such as overtaking smaller vessels in narrow canals, visual contact can become limited when the smaller ships move along the hull of the overtaking ship in close proximity.#BRM #Reducing #HumanError

Radar for Mariners - 1st Edition - 2005 - David Burch - McGraw-Hill Format:pdf Language: eng
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