Rudder on Ships:

When most people imagine how a ship travels, their thoughts tend to head toward huge engines, propellers, or navigation systems.

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Shipper’s Declaration for Bulk Cargo – What Cadets and Junior Officers Must Know

When loading bulk cargo, especially solid bulk cargo like coal, iron ore, bauxite, or even grain, one of the most

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Anchor Terminology

Understanding Anchor Terminology in Merchant Shipping It is one of the most crucial tasks, performed in the course of merchant

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Master’s Standing Orders – What They Mean for You as a Watchkeeper

When you join a ship, especially as a cadet or junior officer, one of the first things you must read

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First-Time Ship Joining – FAQ for Cadets and Ratings

What should I carry when joining the ship for the first time? Answer: Carry all your valid documents – passport,

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Chief Officer’s Expectations from a New Cadet – Unfiltered Truth

For all new cadets joining their first ship You’ve cleared your exams, packed your bags, and now you’re joining your

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10 Common Mistakes Cadets Must Avoid at Sea

Introduction Every cadet dreams of becoming a successful officer one day. But the truth is your first few months onboard

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Difference Between Life at Sea and Maritime College Life

When you’re in maritime college, everything seems exciting, smart uniforms, simulators, group photos, hanging out with batchmates. But once you

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Cadet’s Role in Emergency Muster Drills

Emergency muster drills are not just a formality. They are serious business. Every time the alarm rings whether it’s for

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Mooring Operations – What Cadets Should Observe and Learn

Mooring may look simple from the bridge, “Let go forward!”, “Slack aft!”, “Heave on breast line!” , but on deck,

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Rudder on Ships:

Shipper’s Declaration for Bulk Cargo – What Cadets and Junior Officers Must Know

Anchor Terminology

Master’s Standing Orders – What They Mean for You as a Watchkeeper

First-Time Ship Joining – FAQ for Cadets and Ratings

Chief Officer’s Expectations from a New Cadet – Unfiltered Truth

10 Common Mistakes Cadets Must Avoid at Sea

Difference Between Life at Sea and Maritime College Life

Cadet’s Role in Emergency Muster Drills

Mooring Operations – What Cadets Should Observe and Learn

Emergency Steering Drill on Ships: The.

The Ultimate Guide to Port State.

Docking Plan in Ship Maintenance: The.

Ship Sanitation Certificate (SSC) – A.

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