Anchor Gear And Equipment

Anchor Gear & Equipment Anchoring is more than a simple operation in merchant shipping; it’s a network of solid apparatus

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“Near Miss” – The Wake-Up Call We Must Not Ignore

What Is a Near Miss? A Near Miss is exactly what it sounds like, something almost went wrong, but luckily,

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Toolbox Meeting – Why It Matters at Sea

What Is a Toolbox Meeting? A Toolbox Meeting (also called a Toolbox Talk) is a short, focused meeting conducted before

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Monthly Safety Meeting – Not Just a Form, But a Forum

What Is a Monthly Safety Meeting? A Monthly Safety Meeting is a formal, structured discussion conducted onboard once every month,

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Anchor Dragging

Anchor Dragging: Outsmarting the Silent Threat Anchor dragging isn’t loud, but it can be deadly. Whether you’re navigating congested anchorages

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What I Wish I Knew as a Cadet

Namaste! If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve either joined as a cadet or you’re about to step onboard for

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EPIRB – The Lifeline That Shouts for Help When You Can’t

There’s one piece of equipment on board that doesn’t need your hands, doesn’t ask for power, and doesn’t wait for

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Anchor Chain & Markings

Markings and Anchor Chain: Everything You Want to Know One of the most critical jobs on a ship is anchoring,

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HRU – Hydrostatic Release Unit: Small Size, Big Responsibility

When you look at a life raft on deck, you mostly think of the canister, the cradle, and the lashings.

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Ocean Currents – What Every Seafarer Should Know

For Cadets, Junior Officers, and Anyone Who Still Asks “Why is the Ship Drifting?” So What Are Ocean Currents, Really?

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Anchor Gear And Equipment

“Near Miss” – The Wake-Up Call We Must Not Ignore

Toolbox Meeting – Why It Matters at Sea

Monthly Safety Meeting – Not Just a Form, But a Forum

Anchor Dragging

What I Wish I Knew as a Cadet

EPIRB – The Lifeline That Shouts for Help When You Can’t

Anchor Chain & Markings

HRU – Hydrostatic Release Unit: Small Size, Big Responsibility

Ocean Currents – What Every Seafarer Should Know

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