Showing posts with label Passage Planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Passage Planning. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 December 2016

Disabled Ship – Emergencies



The learning objectives for this Video are:

To be aware of the basic actions, which should be taken when
the ship is disabled or in an emergency situation.

Disabled Ship.
Accidental flooding.
Drift of a disabled ship.
Steering failure.
Use of anchors.
Towing.
Ship aground.

Monday, 5 December 2016

Safety Voyage Planning


The learning objectives for this Video are:
To draw the ship’s officer attention to the importance of implementing quality control in the operation of the ship.

Safety Management.
Safety.
Avoiding risk.
Environmental protection.
Safety concepts.
Definition of risk.
Improving safety reducing risk.
Human error.

Saturday, 3 December 2016

Marine Weather Routing


The learning objectives for this Video are:
To gain a basic understanding of what weather routing is, and how the voyage plan can benefit this statically data based on long term accumulation of data combined with up to date weather routing information.

Advantages of weather routing.
Weather.
Maps.
How much can one save in time.
Weather routing people and the captain.
Hull monitoring systems.

Effective Communication on Board


The learning objectives for this Video are:
To understand the importance of good communication procedures on all levels, in order to achieve safe and efficient ship operation.

What is Communication?
Different types of communication
Results of Communication Problems
Causes and occurrence of communication problems
Ship bridge communication
Good bridge communications
IMO publication
Sea speak
Safety watches keeping on GMDSS ships
VHF watch keeping
MF watch keeping
HF watch keeping
Log keeping
Testing Radio equipment
Pollution prevention
Emergency situations
Helicopter operations

Thursday, 1 December 2016

Duties And Responsibilities of Officer On Watch(OOW)


The learning objectives for this Video are:

Familiarization with the duties of the Officer of the
watch (OOW)
Understanding the responsibility of being in charge to a
navigation watch

Primary duties of OOW.
Watch keeping.
Navigation.
Radio communications.
Additional duties.
COLREGS.
Periodic checks
on navigational equipment.
Operational checks.
Routine tests and checks.
Checks on
electronic equipment.
Changing over the watch.
Navigation.
Monitoring the voyage.
Using positions
from electronic position-fixing systems.
Navigation in restricted waters.
Navigation with pilot on board.
Monitoring the pilotage.
Controlling ship speed.
Steering.
Radio communications.
Search and rescue.

Wednesday, 30 November 2016

ECDIS Voyage Planning


The learning objectives for this Video are:

Why has voyage planning?
Company responsibilities to provide adequate procedures
and instructions?
Factors to consider when deciding the appropriate route.
Principles of voyage planning and its execution with and without ECDIS

Keypoints
What is voyage planning?
Company policy and procedures
Voyage plan consideration
When should voyage planning be done?
Route validation
Responsibility for voyage planning
Responsibility for voyage planning
Principle of passage planning
Plan appraisal
Planning controls
Voyage planning using electronic chart display system
Voyage planning on ECDIS
Use of RNC charts
Transferring route plans to other navigation aids
Voyage planning in ocean waters
Monitoring
Pre-arrival planning
Navigation with pilot
Use of ships routing
IMO ship routing systems
Ship reporting systems