Daniel H. Macelrevey

Shiphandling for the Mariner (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A practical guide to the art and skill of shiphandling with a focus on large, modern commercial vessels.

Now in its Fifth edition, Shiphandling for the Mariner is the classic and definitive text on the art of practical shiphandling skills for large, modern commercial vessels. Written by a father and son team of pilots, along with contributions from other expert pilots and shipmasters, this compendium follows a nontechnical format that stresses maneuvers used routinely in the field.

The text covers essential maneuvers used in docking, undocking, and shiphandling, plus uncommon maneuvers such as docking at single-point and multiple-buoy moorings, use of anchors in shiphandling, offshore lightering, and transiting of locks and canals. Bridge practices in pilot waters and training techniques, including simulator training are also discussed.

Updated for the Fifth edition (squat and underkeel clearance, current practices for bridge resource management, and the use of laptop navigation systems and ECDIS in pilotage waters), Shiphandling for the Mariner is ideal for those with a foundation of practical knowledge looking to advance and master shiphandling skills that are essential to the marine profession.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Schiffer Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 408
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Juli 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781507300718
• Artikelnr.: 72256186

Autorenporträt

Daniel H. MacElrevey: Retired Master Mariner, served as a Panama Canal pilot for 25 years, worked as a mooring master at LOOP, and sailed as captain aboard LNG tankers. Graduated from the US Merchant Marine Academy in 1963. Daniel E. MacElrevey: Currently a first-class pilot for the Delaware Bay & River with 20 years of service; following graduation from the US Merchant Marine Academy in 1990, sailed as a mate aboard commercial tankers.