M-Launching Boats in bad weather-Sep-2015.pdf
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Launching Rescue Boats & Survival Crafts in Bad Weather - Sep - 2015. Format: pdf Language: eng #BadWeather #Procedures #RB #LR
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N-Taking onboard survivors-Sep-2015.pdf
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Taking onboard Survivors from Rescue Boats & Survival Crafts - Sep - 2015. Format: pdf Language: eng #DistressedVessel #RA #Procedures
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Bridge procedures guide checklist, pilotage, pilot card, Master pilot information exchange, MPEX, wheelhouse poster, pilot boarding arrangement, ship's particulars.
Format: mp4. Language: eng #BPG #Poster #Procedures #training
Format: mp4. Language: eng #BPG #Poster #Procedures #training
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Theory and Practices of Marine Pilotage 2Ed 2021.pdf
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Theory and Practices of Marine Pilotage,by Capt.S.K.Noyak-2nd Ed.-2021. Format:pdf Language:eng #Pilotage #Manoeuvring #Procedures
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Navigation for Masters - 3rd Ed. 2006.pdf
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Navigation for Masters,by D.J.House - 3rd Ed. 2006. Format:pdf Quality:scan pages Language:eng #Navigation #Procedures #TideCalculations
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The International Maritime Organization has issued the Assembly resolution A.1185(33) which pertains to the Procedures for Port State Control, 2023.The resolution focuses on the Procedures for port State control, offering guidelines and protocols for supervising foreign vessels in ports. Port state control officers (PSCOs) carry out inspections, thoroughly examining the ship's certificates, overall condition, and equipment. Their role includes verifying the resolution of any previous deficiencies and conducting more rigorous inspections if there are suspicions of non-compliance. PSCOs exercise professional judgment, determining whether to detain the ship until issues are rectified or permit it to sail with noted deficiencies. Additionally, the resolution outlines procedures for managing substandard ships, reporting requirements for port state authorities, and mechanisms for addressing challenges in applying IMO regulations.#IMO #PSC #Procedures #Res1185
Britannia_Precautions-for-Hot-Work_October 2025.pdf
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Hot Work Procedures and Safety Measures for Maritime Operations.Hot work is a routine yet potentially hazardous operation that requires strict planning, supervision, and control to ensure safety onboard. It involves activities such as welding, cutting, or using any spark-producing tools that can create ignition risks in a shipboard environment. These operations, if not properly managed, can lead to fire, explosion, or equipment damage. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) provides clear guidance on the safe execution of hot work, emphasizing the importance of compliance with each company’s Safety Management System (SMS), according to a publication by the Britannia P&I. #BritanniaPandI #Safety #HotWork #Procedures
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