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ABC of the Manoeuvre - The Rudders

STANDBYENGINE • 1 hour and 6 minutes
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Together with the propellers, the rudders, is a topic to be known absolutely to proceed in the study of ship manoeuvres. Over the years, this navigational aid, while maintaining its function, has undergone changes and improvements that have made it more reliable and performing.

Upon completing this course, the candidate will understand the rudder's characteristics and their correct use in manoeuvring.

The learning outcomes of the course will include:

1 Introduction to “The Rudders”
2 How do rudders work
3 Steering Gear Room, Autopilot and Navigation Chart
4 Rudder Types
5 The Manoeuvrability of a Ship
6 The Turning Circle
7 Emergency Manoeuvre
8 The Rudder in the Practice of the Manoeuvre

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STANDBYENGINE

Daily direct contact with people who aspire to a satisfying career on ships lifts the veil on the missing link between theory and practice. From this awareness, Standbyengine is born: the desire to provide - through videos, articles, publications and direct contact - the possibility, to those who want to condense their theoretical knowledge, to draw from points of view by pushing the practice ahead, supported by the necessary theory. We started with four videos that make up the fundamentals of the manoeuvre and then move on with sections that will lead those who follow us, explore and learn manoeuvring's art. There will be examples of manoeuvres actually performed and tricks of the trade.

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  2. Price: Certificate issuing cost $49.99.
    Included in business subscription.
  3. Language: English
  4. Length: 1 hour and 6 minutes
  5. Intended for: Captains, officers and students.
  6. Reference: IMO Resolution A.601(15) - SOLAS Chapter V SAFETY OF NAVIGATION - SOLAS chapter III, regulation 53 - IMO & ICAO (IAMSAR) Manual III - IMO RESOLUTION MSC.137(76) STANDARDS FOR SHIP MANOEUVRABILITY.
  7. Topics: Navigation