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Manufacturer: Mike Wall & Associates

Ship Superintendency: An Introduction, 2nd Edition

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REVISED 2ND EDITION
Manufacturer part number: MWA3400B
ISBN: 9786165657525
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Author: Mike Wall

Published April 2023

It is hoped that the book will become a reference work to which marine Superintendents will refer when needed.

This book is intended to give those considering entering the marine superintendency discipline an understanding of the role of the Ship Superintendent. It is intended to introduce them to the wide range of duties and responsibilities. It is also intended for those currently in this role who may be looking for different thinking and methodologies.

This book also comes as a consequence of writing training modules on the subject. It reveals other aspects of possible jobs in the shipping industry for those wishing to leave the sea. The book has evolved as a consequence of the author being an independent marine consultant for many years, dealing with many Ship Superintendents. This includes being a Superintendent for a short period in the UK. It is primarily aimed at those in senior ranks in the merchant navy seeking to leave the sea and take up shoreside employment. Having said this, the book may also be useful for experienced Ship Superintendents to give them broader knowledge of the subject.

The role of the Ship Superintendent is both wide and deep. It is not possible to include all areas of ship operations in a single book. For this reason, subjects have been covered to an appropriate depth for an introductory work.

Read on about becoming a Marine Superintendent

BECOMING A MARINE SUPERINTENDENT - PART I

BECOMING A MARINE SUPERINTENDENT - PART II

Author: Mike Wall

Published April 2023

It is hoped that the book will become a reference work to which marine Superintendents will refer when needed.

This book is intended to give those considering entering the marine superintendency discipline an understanding of the role of the Ship Superintendent. It is intended to introduce them to the wide range of duties and responsibilities. It is also intended for those currently in this role who may be looking for different thinking and methodologies.

This book also comes as a consequence of writing training modules on the subject. It reveals other aspects of possible jobs in the shipping industry for those wishing to leave the sea. The book has evolved as a consequence of the author being an independent marine consultant for many years, dealing with many Ship Superintendents. This includes being a Superintendent for a short period in the UK. It is primarily aimed at those in senior ranks in the merchant navy seeking to leave the sea and take up shoreside employment. Having said this, the book may also be useful for experienced Ship Superintendents to give them broader knowledge of the subject.

The role of the Ship Superintendent is both wide and deep. It is not possible to include all areas of ship operations in a single book. For this reason, subjects have been covered to an appropriate depth for an introductory work.

Read on about becoming a Marine Superintendent

BECOMING A MARINE SUPERINTENDENT - PART I

BECOMING A MARINE SUPERINTENDENT - PART II

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