Earlier this year we installed a Print on Demand (POD) specifically for Norwegian Hydrographic Service nautical charts in our warehouse.
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The fully updated 2021 edition of Passage Planning Guidelines incorporates three separate publications presented in a slip case. It covers the latest procedures, guidance and best practice required for good navigational practice.
This publication has been revised to incorporate the latest guidance and practical advice for ships transiting the Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait. It offers additional clarity on subjects such as maximum draught and UKC requirements and Australian MARPOL areas. Published in conjunction with Australian Reef Pilots and Maritime Industry Australia, this is a reliable resource for any crew navigating the region.
Ship Automation for Marine Engineers and ETOs, 2nd Edition
This publication looks in detail at the operation, maintenance and troubleshooting of onboard electrical systems and appliances. It provides guidance on how to read a variety of electrical diagrams, power and control circuit construction and components, troubleshooting techniques and regular maintenance. It can be used as a comprehensive source of reference for management and operational level engineers as well as ETOs at any stage of their career.
The current ADMIRALTY Leisure Chart Folio service contains A2-sized charts to support coastal navigation around the UK. Each regional folio includes several charts with appropriate coverage and scales of the respective region, to help leisure yachtsmen, motorboat cruisers, ocean racing skippers and other small craft mariners maintain safety of life at sea.
At the next AVCS Base Reissue the UKHO will be moving some United States (US) and Canadian (CA) ENCs to different Base folders on the AVCS DVDs. As a result, ENC Producers will no longer be split across more than one Base folder, which allows for a more efficient production of AVCS exchange sets.
The enduring feature of cyber threats is their ability to adapt and evolve, with new lines of attack developed as barriers are put in place, and strategies to expose vulnerabilities constantly emerging. A June 2020 White Paper** from the British Ports Association and cyber risk management specialists Astaara suggests that reliance on remote working during the COVID-19 crisis coincided with a fourfold increase in maritime cyber attacks from February onwards, for example.
This publication provides guidance on how to combat drug trafficking at sea and to recognise the signs of drug use and dependence among crew members.
Recent News
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17 Jun 21
Norwegian Charts Printed on Demand
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17 Jun 21
Passage Planning Guidelines 2021
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17 Jun 21
New Editions
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08 Jun 21
Coming Soon… Passage Planning Guide: Great Barrier Reef & Torres Strait (PPG-GBRTS), 2021 Edition
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08 Jun 21
Publications coming soon..
