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This training record book is written by the MNTB and approved by the MCA. It will be invaluable for trainee officers whilst undertaking onboard training leading to a certificate of competency for Second Engineer Officer (less than 9000kW, less than 3000GT).

96-page logbook for recording compass and gyro errors. Includes handy variation charts, as well as full-colour sky-at-night views of the main constellations with navigable stars highlighted.

112-page logbook for recording medical treatment given. Includes requirements for a ship's medical chest plus medical inventory checklists.

Whether you are preparing for a new certificate or are already a Mate or Master, this pocketbook will bring you right up to date with current and new maritime regulations. The new edition has been substantially revised and expanded to include questions on regulations that came into force in 2018.

Whether you are preparing for a new certificate or are already a Second or Chief Engineer, this pocketbook will bring you right up to date with current and new maritime regulations. This new edition has been substantially revised and expanded to include questions on regulations that came into force in 2018.

Handy-sized record book with well laid out pages for recording Master’s night orders. One of a series of essential onboard logbooks produced by Witherby Publishing Group.

Candidates for ECDIS certification must complete approved education and training and meet the standards of competence specified in the STCW Code. A crucial tool in helping to meeting these standards is MNTB’s ECDIS Simulator Training, which gives guidance to those designing and delivering ECDIS training as to the exact specifications needed for the approval of a stand-alone ECDIS training course.

The MNTB in consultation with the MCA has developed these specifications for the approval of education and training programmes covering the use of ARPA, ECDIS and AIS simulators. Also included are the radar endorsement criteria for holders of a Boatmasters' Licence and ships of limited size.

72-page easy to follow and clearly laid out Sight Reduction Logbook, with tabulated pages for recording the observations of both morning and evening stars.

This invaluable diary has been designed by Captain Nick Nash, FNI, Master Mariner.With over 300 pages, this diary is a must for the organised Mariner. The spacious layout will enable you to keep your day-to-day work, notes and contacts securely in one place.

The aim of this publication is to provide seafarers with the necessary knowledge, understanding and proficiency to carry out safe and effective operation of ships powered by fuels covered within the IGF Code.

This comprehensive guide, by an industry expert, examines contracts for the transportation of cargoes and the storage, transfer and supply of cargoes at depots and terminals. It also discusses the sale of those cargoes and associated agency and consultancy services.

This 2019 edition of the Passage Planning Guide, Straits of Malacca and Singapore (SOMS) has been completely revised to incorporate the latest guidance and practical advice for ships transiting the region.

This publication provides the criteria for the development of courses to deliver training in elementary first aid, medical first aid and medical care on board ship.

This publication provides the criteria for the development of courses to deliver training for the certification of GMDSS radio operators. These criteria have been developed to deliver education and training covering radio- communications at the operational level to meet the regulatory requirements of Table A-IV/2 of the Annex to the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Wat...

This publication provides the criteria for the development of courses to deliver training in the safe control and management of marine high voltage power systems, at operational and management levels, in accordance with international regulations for seafarer training.

This publication provides the criteria for the development of courses to deliver training in human element leadership and management, at operational and management levels, in accordance with international regulations for seafarer training.

This publication provides the criteria for the development of training, and training courses, for specific personnel working on passenger vessels, covering in crowd management; safety training; crisis management and human behaviour; and passenger safety, cargo safety and hull integrity; in accordance with international regulations for seafarer training.

This publication provides the criteria for the development of courses to deliver training in personal safety and social responsibility (PSSR), entry into enclosed spaces and shipboard safety officer training.

This publication provides the criteria for the development of courses to deliver training in ship security, i.e. in security awareness; for seafarers with designated security duties; for the ship security officer (SSO); in accordance with international regulations for seafarer training. It also includes the mandatory (but non-STCW) requirement for training covering the role of the company security officer.