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Shiphandling basics Purpose: Target groups The e-learning modules library is designed for theoretical training of Deck - Management navigators in accordance with Chapter II of the STCW Convention in the Deck - °perati°nal part concerning shiphandling. Ship types Generic What is an e-learning library? The e-learning library consists of several e-learning modules. E-learning module is the electronic textbook on one or more sections. Theoretical materials can be accompanied by drawings, diagrams, photos, animations and videos. There is a test for assessment of knowledge gained at the end of each section. Consist of E-learning library «Shiphandling basics»: • Ship maneuverability • Shiphandling in heavy weather • Shiphandling at anchoring operations • Shiphandling at mooring operations • Shiphandling in shallow and narrow water • Shiphandling when getting off the ground • Shiphandling in tug operations • Loading operations • Features of tanker's operations • Maritime signaling and communication • Shiphandling in emergency situations • Shiphandling in rescue operations

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E-learning modules library Shiphandling basics Regulations Tables A-II/1, A-II/2, A-II/3 STCW Code

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E-learning modules library APPROACH TO THE BERTH BY STARBOARD SIDE WITHOUT DROPPING ANCHOR IN CALM WEATHER. When performing this maneuver, one should remember that, when running the engine astem, the stern will go away from the berth, and the bow towards tne berth. Therefore, it is necessary to approach the berth at a sharper angle (10 - 20"), after giving the head mooring lines, the rudder should be put hard to port and the engine must go ahead fix a short period so that the stem comes closer to the berth. As soon as the aft lines are given, the engine must run astern to stop the headway,...

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