18 maritime news articles about Maritime Training
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Earn your Associate in Applied Science in Nautical Science degree in just two years on a fast-track to employment! Northeast Maritime Institute (NMI) students are introduced to the exciting world of nautical science through this co-operative educational program that prepares students for a career at sea.
Are you looking for a career that allows you to travel the world? How about a high-quality hands-on education?
Northeast Maritime Institute College of Maritime Science is located in the coastal town of Fairhaven, Massachusetts. Check out our beautiful campus, local historic buildings and our training fleet.
Take a virtual walk through of Founders Hall, NMI's Administrative building. Named after NMI’s founders – Angela M.
Take a virtual walk through of Lemley Hall, named after Coast Guard Captain Norman W. Lemley – the pioneer in the United States for maritime safety, security, and environmental protection policy.
Take a virtual walk through of Integrity Hall, one of several classroom buildings at NMI. This building hosts multiple classrooms, a naval architecture drafting classroom, a physics and engineering laboratory, a radar simulation lab, an ocean science wet lab and a large lecture hall that accommodates meetings and pres
Take a virtual walk through of Brigantine Hall, our student services hub. Brigantine Hall hosts the offices of Nautical Science faculty and Student Support Services and facilitates a comfortable environment for faculty and students to connect.
Issue 9 contains: * Crew Claims - A Club's perspective * Communication skills vital to safe ship operations * Stress at sea * Operations - keeping ahead of the game * Building Bridges * A roller-coaster ride
Issue 8 contains: * Safety in the Shipbuilding and Repair Industry * Addressing the Human Element during build * Standing by a new build - a Master's perspective * What's new...
Issue 7 Bulletin contains: * Usability in the maritime industry * The role of the International Organisation for * Standardization * Designing usable ships * A human-centred approach to ship and system design * Fit for purpose - Designing Queen Mary 2
Issue 6 Bulletin contains: * Managing Fatigue * Invest In Yourself * Training a Multinational Workforce * Training the Trainer * Gaining an Understanding of the 'Perils of the Sea'
Issue 5 Bulletin contains: * Quality, Safety and Security - trust and mistrust * The Human Element in safety management * A total quality lifecycle * Sustainability reporting in the marine sector Want to know more about this topic?
Issue 4 Bulletin contains: * Crew Endurance Management: Extending Beyond Fatigue * The 7 needs of the mariner * Joined up maritime health * Seafarers'wellbeing - an holistic approach
Issue 3 Bulletin contains: * Human error; a fragile chain of contributing elements * Improving Ship Operational Design * An A to Z of Ergonomics * The Human Element in Pilotage * Anthropometry - Designing to fit the user
Issue 2 Bulletin contains: * Cracking the Code: Improving the application of The Collision Regulations * Exploring Human Factors: thoughts on cargoes, container ships and the human element * Port State Control and the ISM Code