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How To Join
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Deck Department Deck Department Deck Department

Deck Department

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Second Officer

Third Officer

Deck Cadet

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Ordinary Seamen

Trainee Ordinary Seamen / Deck Boy

Engine Department Engine Department Engine Department

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Maritime Disaster Response: Preparedness and Resilience in the Face of Emergencies

Maritime Education and Training: Shaping the Next Generation of Maritime Professionals

Diversity and Inclusion: Fostering an Inclusive Maritime Workforce

Regulatory Compliance: Keeping Pace with the Evolving Maritime Legal Framework

Navigating Career Paths: Opportunities and Challenges in the Maritime Industry

Maritime Security: Safeguarding the Seas in a Changing Landscape

Port Operations: Optimizing Efficiency in the Global Maritime Supply Chain

Crew Welfare: Prioritizing the Well-Being of Maritime Professionals

Waves of Innovation: Technological Advancements in the Maritime Sector

Charting the Course for Sustainable Shipping: Environmental Practices in the Maritime Industry

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Navigational Light’s

Marine Navigation Lights: Helping Ships Navigate Safely Through the DarkWhen ships are sailing in darkness after sunset, it can be

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Plimsoll Line & International Load Line Convention – A Complete Guide for Seafarers

Introduction Every ship has a load it can safely bear. Beyond this threshold stability, buoyancy and free board are decreased

Capt. Zaheer Patel / 8 months
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Tightness Test in Shipyards: Why It Matters and How It’s Done

Learn about the significance of tightness tests during dry-docking and repairs. Discover how shipyard inspections protect against the risk of

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Rudder Clearance Measurement – Complete Guide for Cadets and Junior Officers

A step-by-step guide on rudder clearance measurement. Learn drop, pintle, stock, and carrier bearing clearances with survey methods and class

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Master’s Overriding Authority

“Master’s Overriding Authority & Master’s Discretion: Which Really Commands the Ship?” A Close Look at Maritime Safety Laws: Master’s Overriding

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Gangway Load Test on Ships: Everything Seafarers Must Know

A gangway load test demonstrates that the gangway is safe, structurally sound, and fully compliant with IMO and class requirements.

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Phone Signal – The Most Precious Thing at Sea

Out there in the middle of the ocean, with nothing but sky above and water all around, you realise something

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What the Sea Takes Away From You – A Seafarer’s Silent Sacrifices

There’s a lot we gain at sea. A stable income, pride of wearing the uniform, the sight of open horizons,

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What the Sea Gives You – More Than Just a Salary

When people hear you’re in the Merchant Navy, the first thing they ask is — “Kitna kamata hai?” Yes, salary

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Magnetic Compass

Magnetic Compass: The Ageless Guardian of Maritime Navigation Long prior to satellite navigation, echo sounders, or ECDIS came into presence,

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Deck Department Deck Department Deck Department

Deck Department

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Engine Department Engine Department Engine Department

Engineers

Crew

Galley Department

Navigational Light’s

Plimsoll Line & International Load Line Convention – A Complete Guide for Seafarers

Tightness Test in Shipyards: Why It Matters and How It’s Done

Rudder Clearance Measurement – Complete Guide for Cadets and Junior Officers

Master’s Overriding Authority

Gangway Load Test on Ships: Everything Seafarers Must Know

Phone Signal – The Most Precious Thing at Sea

What the Sea Takes Away From You – A Seafarer’s Silent Sacrifices

What the Sea Gives You – More Than Just a Salary

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