“If a person intentionally destroys or mutilates or renders illegible any entry in any statutory logbook on a ship, he will be liable for a
There is a very well known saying, to err is human. It means it is natural to make mistakes. We are all humans, and we
“Arrival at port” and “Departure from port” are two extremely important aspects of a ship’s voyage. Both these procedures are considered critical because of a
Ship dismantling, also popularly referred to as “ship recycling” is a process of breaking down a ship (also called ship breaking) when it completes its
As a part of engine room watchkeeping routine, marine engineers are required to keep a log of all important machinery parameters such as pressure,temperatures, revolutions
The main aim of any maintenance plan on ship is to get the maintenance and repair work done in the least possible time with minimum
Sounding is a term used for taking a measurement of the amount of fluids in the tanks of a ship. Different type of sounding methods
Pilotage contributes to maritime safety in a number of ways. Maritime pilots possess high levels of local area knowledge, ship handling skills and navigational experience.
Marine heat exchangers play an important role of removing the heat produced by a running machinery to ensure smooth functioning of the equipment. It is
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