Massachusetts Maritime Academy Training
Advanced Shiphandling in Manned Models
Manned-model shiphandling training for experienced pilots, masters and officers in charge of a navigational watch.
Description
The Academy’s Center for Maritime Training offers Advanced Shiphandling in Manned Models, primarily for experienced shiphandlers such as pilots, masters and officers in charge of a navigational watch (OICNW). Piloting organizations that do not need STCW credit can also use the manned models for other shiphandling training evolutions.
Key features
- Anchoring, docking and undocking
- Slow-speed maneuvering and pivot point movement
- Advance and transfer
- Passing in narrow channels
- Shallow water effect and wind effect
- Thruster work
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