Different Types of Alarms on Ships
A maritime emergency at sea does not come with an alarm, but ship emergency signals and alarms can help us to tackle…
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Heavy weather or rough sea is something which a seafarer experiences very commonly and frequently. It is very important to…
Port and Starboard
Unlike left and right, “port” and “starboard” refer to fixed locations on a vessel. Port side of NOAA Ship Fairweather. Since port…
Navigation & Signal lights
To avoid collisions, cruise vessels must be equipped with navigation lights (running lights) that allow other vessels to determine the…
Hatch Covers
It is generally accepted that leaking hatch covers are a principal cause of dry cargo wetting. Hatches leak for a variety…
Ship Capstan
Ship capstan is the device installed and used on ships to wind rope, cable or chain during anchoring, mooring, pulling, loading,…
Gypsy Winch
Gypsy winch, also known as chain gypsy winch, is the winch with gypsy wheel that is used to wind the…
Seamanship
Seamanship is the art of operating a ship or boat. It involves topics and development of specialised skills including: navigation and international maritime law; weather, meteorology and…
Navigation Lights
Navigation lights are used to prevent collisions at night or in times of reduced visibility, and are an essential tool…
What Are The Duties Of A Ship’s Lookout?
A lookout is a person at the ship’s bridge who maintains a continuous watch of the sea to report any…
DECK MACHINERY AND SHIP EQUIPMENT
Deck Machinery and Ship Equipments: We are representing Mariner Ship’s Equipments in Ukraine Russia and Caspian area. Mariner Deck Machineries…