Marine Guide Blog
The Indian Directorate of Shipping (INDoS) has introduced direct online verification of seafarers Certificate Of Competency (COC) Following the guidelines, the online verification can only identify the...
Almost 90% of ships are powered by internal combustion engines. Meaning they require fuel ( bunker) to operate the engine. Bunker has been an expensive product, is...
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To keep proper maintenance of any machinery onboard ship, you must learn how to handle them. Improper handling of machinery reduces its durability. Having been onboard in...
As China energy consumption report regulation came to enforce starting from 1st January 2019, Chinese maritime administration has in recent time published guidelines to enable ship operators,...
Following the new law of the Ghanian Immigration demanding 10USD from seafarers before issuing them Ashore pass – some seamen who visited Ghanaian port Tema has face...
One of the best thing that keeps a ship deck and body long in service is how they are being maintained. Inadequate maintenance of the ship equipment...
Seafarers job is a type of fickle career which one must take precautions in every step. There are numerous mistakes which have been done by some seafarers...
Seasickness ( AKA motion sickness ) is one of the things that discourage most cadets or first-time employee at sea. Also, passengers who travel through ships or air...
Are you in search about the quality of maritime education in Ukraine? Or you wish to know more better about the Ukrainian educational system? On this post,...
