Celebrating this year’s International Women’s Day, the Nautical Institute in collaboration with The Seafarers’ Charity, invites you to join our FREE webinar on the 9th of April 2024, at 9.30am UK…
Maritime Professional Council launches on Merchant Navy Day, 3rd September Maritime Professional Council sets course to influence lawmakers Shipping is going through huge technological changes and the industry’s professional bodies…
05.02.19 – The 20th issue of The Navigator focuses on the importance of a navigational assessment and why it is different from an audit. The milestone edition of the free…
Guidelines for Collecting Maritime Evidence A short blurb on the book by the technical editor John Noble FNI: Readers may be familiar with the development of the “Collecting Evidence” series…
Unmanned vessels are already a reality in today’s shipping industry, and will play a larger role in future, delegates to The Nautical Institute’s latest seminar were told. More than seventy people…
The Nautical Institute has launched its latest book today (Monday) to set the standards for aspiring Masters facing the daunting task of their first command. The Nautical Institute on Command…
The Navigator magazine – the free publication for navigating officers produced by The Nautical Institute – was announced the winner of the ‘Investment in People’ Award at the 27th Seatrade…
Alert! Issue No.38 Health and welfare matter afloat Seafarers may be exposed to stresses caused by remoteness, loneliness, fatigue and other problems rarely experienced by those who work ashore. Nobody…
03.02.15 – Communicating effectively on the bridge, between ships or to the shore is the topic under discussion in the eighth issue of The Navigator – the free publication from…
NAUTICAL INSTITUTE NEWS – January 2015 The Navigator: communicating effectively Safe navigation depends on effective communication. That’s why the February…
Anchorages: assessing the risks A temporary anchorage may appear suitable when the stay will be short and the weather forecast is good. But what if the wait for the intended…
01.10.14 – The latest issue of The Navigator – The Nautical Institute’s popular, free publication – tackles the important topic of excellence in bridge resource management this issue. The 12-page publication,…
It is with sadness and regret that we announce the passing of Len Holder, Videotel Chairman, who died yesterday April 21st after a short illness. Len dedicated his lifetime in…
In November, Nautical Institute chief executive Philip Wake was honoured to be a guest of the World Maritime University at its 30th Anniversary Dinner and Graduation of the Class of…
“Preventing deaths in enclosed spaces is a serious issue. It is a deadly serious issue, and one which the marine industry has to come to grips with, ” said David…
21.08.13 -More people die or are injured in enclosed spaces than through any other related onboard work activity – this despite numerous guidelines, safety regimes, operational procedures manuals and assurance…
03.06.13 – The Nautical Institute took its AGM to South Asia for the first time on 31 May and 1 June in Colombo, Sri Lanka, with its theme the challenges facing…
Dealing with the menace of fatigue The current issue of the International Maritime Human Element Bulletin Alert! provides all the connections required to link issues of fatigue to the safe…