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Навигация / Navigation


Year: 2011
Language: english
Author: Gard AS
Genre: Handbook
Publisher: Gard AS
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Number of pages: 72
Description: This booklet contains a collection of loss prevention materials relating to navigational accidents, training and other issues which have been published by Gard over the last five years. The
compilation may be used for individual studies, as parts of training schemes, or as individual topics in safety meeting or education.
There is a growing concern within the industry about the increase in navigational claims. The pattern seems to be a steady number of claims per ship but the severity of each claim increases every year. In the last 4 years alone, Gard has seen a doubling in the value of the claims paid as a result of navigational errors. Navigational incidents represent approximately 40 per cent of the numbers of all claims
and 50 per cent of the costs.
There is a human error behind the majority of navigational claims. The occasional technical failure, normally resulting in limited damage to piers and ships’ sides are rare and not of major concern.

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