Transcription of A Master’s Guide to: Berthing - Standard Club
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A Master’s Guide to: Berthing - Standard Club
| 1A Master s Guide to: Berthing This is the third edition of Standard Club s Guide to Berthing , first produced in 2004. This new version includes further content on Berthing aids, snap-back zones and bow thrusters. The Guide also provides guidance on electronic Berthing aids and detailed tug Guide sets out to promote best practice and raise awareness of the risks of handling is an art rather than a science. However, a ship handler who knows more of the science will be better at his art. Knowledge of the science will enable easy identification of a ship s manoeuvring characteristics and quick evaluation of the skills needed for control. A ship handler needs to be able to understand what is happening to their ship and anticipate potential issues to prepare for the situation.
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