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Load Line Zones – Plimsoll Mark
🌍 Understanding Load Line Zones – Plimsoll Mark, Draft Limits, and Legal Rules One of the most critical safety markings on any cargo...

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Jun 273 min read


Sounding Tape Weights
Sounding Tape Weights – Why the Type Matters for Ballast and Fuel Tanks Using a sounding tape is routine work onboard — but using the...

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Jun 262 min read


Newcastle Port (Australia): Pre-Arrival Paperwork for Coal Loading Vessels
Newcastle Port (Australia): Pre-Arrival Paperwork for Coal Loading Vessels Calling at Newcastle to load coal cargo? Make sure your team...

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Jun 262 min read


Emergency Maneuvering at Sea – Single Turn / Williamson Turn
Emergency Maneuvering at Sea – Single Turn / Williamson Turn Emergency turns are an essential part of ship handling — especially during...

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Jun 252 min read


Helicopter Operations on Board Ship
🚁 Helicopter Operations on Board – Best Practices and Safety Checklist In some ports, like Port Hedland (Australia), pilots arrive...

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Jun 162 min read


ERMA FIRST FIT 2000
⚙️ How ERMA FIRST FIT 2000 Works – Full Guide for Pump-In and Pump-Out The ERMA FIRST FIT 2000 is a filtration + electrolysis ballast...

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Jun 153 min read


Ship Emergency Steering
🚨 Ship Emergency Steering – Know It Before You Need It Steering failures at sea aren’t rare — they’re expected. Whether due to...

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Jun 103 min read


Bulldog Grips
🛠️ Bulldog Grips – Not for Lifting or Mooring! Bulldog grips (also known as wire rope clamps) are commonly found onboard ships, but that...

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Jun 82 min read


Draft Survey and Water Density
🌊 Draft Survey and Water Density – Don’t Lose Cargo on Paper One small mistake during a draft survey can lead to a big loss — not in...

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Jun 72 min read


Free Fall Lifeboat Quick Release
Free Fall Lifeboat Quick Release – Safety and Best Practices Free fall lifeboats are vital for rapid evacuation in maritime emergencies,...

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May 292 min read


Enclosed Space Entry – Safety First Onboard Ships
Enclosed Space Entry – Safety First Onboard Ships Entering enclosed spaces is one of the most dangerous operations onboard ships. Many...

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May 282 min read


Working on Capesize Bulk Carriers
Working on Capesize Bulk Carriers – What Makes It Different? Bulk carriers are the workhorses of global trade, transporting dry cargo...

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May 263 min read


Safe Carriage of Coal
🚢 Safe Carriage of Coal – What Mariners Must Know Coal is one of the most commonly transported bulk commodities at sea — but it also...

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May 252 min read


Dangerous Gases on Board
🧪 Dangerous Gases on Board – What Seafarers Must Know Gas hazards are a silent threat on ships. Most dangerous gases are odorless,...

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May 252 min read


Gas Detectors on Board
🛑 Gas Detectors on Board – What Every Seafarer Must Know On board any vessel, one of the most critical components of safety is early...

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May 243 min read


Safe Pilot Ladder Arrangements
Ensuring Safe Pilot Ladder Arrangements: A Comprehensive Guide Pilot transfer operations are critical moments in maritime navigation,...

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May 243 min read


Planning Loading-Discharging Sequence (Port Hedland)
📋 Planning Loading-Discharging Sequence – Case Study: Port Hedland Proper planning of loading or discharging sequence is a critical task...

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May 233 min read


Ship Anchoring Operation
Ship Anchoring Operation – Complete Guide to Drop Anchor, Calculate Shackles, and Keep Watch Anchoring is one of the most essential...

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May 144 min read


RightShip Inspection
✅ What Is a RightShip Inspection and Why It Matters for Your Vessel RightShip inspections are a critical part of modern maritime...

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May 62 min read


Australian Ballast Water Report Form
🌏 Australian Ballast Water Report Form – What It Is and Why It Matters Ballast water management is strictly regulated in Australian...

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May 62 min read
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