The Nautical Institute on Command: A Practical Guide
Year: 2000 Language: english Author: The Nautical Institute Genre: Guide Publisher: The Nautical Institute Edition: 2nd ISBN: 1870077555 Format: PDF Quality: eBook ??? Pages count: 368 Description: The content of the book is not exhaustive and nor can it be: so much of the role of master/commander can only be learnt by experience. To cover every possible experience with written articles would be impossible and nonproductive - the prospective master/commander must learn for himself. In this new edition the spread of authors is more international, reflecting the changes in Institute membership, ownership, registration and manning. The authors have provided an extraordinary richness of response which emphasises one crucial point behind the whole of this exercise. As masters we hold independent positions but no single master could have written this book on his own. Although often lonely, our position is not alone and the focus of our professional Institute can bring together a relevant collection of advice and guidance to build up that level of knowledge and awareness which provides 'good judgement'. The Nautical Institute has taken the view that if we as shipmasters want standards to improve we have to play our part in achieving this objective. The command book and scheme is our contribution to providing international industry-wide support to our future captains.
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The Nautical Institute on Command: A Practical Guide
Language: english
Author: The Nautical Institute
Genre: Guide
Publisher: The Nautical Institute
Edition: 2nd
ISBN: 1870077555
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook ???
Pages count: 368
Description: The content of the book is not exhaustive and nor can it be: so much of the role of master/commander can only be learnt by experience. To cover every possible experience with written articles would be impossible and nonproductive - the prospective master/commander must learn for himself.
In this new edition the spread of authors is more international, reflecting the changes in Institute membership, ownership, registration and manning. The authors have provided an extraordinary richness of response which emphasises one crucial point behind the whole of this exercise. As masters we hold independent positions but no single master could have written this book on his own. Although often lonely, our position is not alone and the focus of our professional Institute can bring together a relevant collection of advice and guidance to build up that level of knowledge and awareness which provides 'good judgement'.
The Nautical Institute has taken the view that if we as shipmasters want standards to improve we have to play our part in achieving this objective. The command book and scheme is our contribution to providing international industry-wide support to our future captains.
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