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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

❀ What is Merchant Navy?

Merchant Navy is job of commercial ship taking cargo world wide. This includes Passenger ship, Cargo ship, Oil tankers, Bulk carriers, Offshore supply ships, DP Ship, etc.

❀ How to apply for Merchant Navy after 10th\12th.

✫ Merchant Navy courses that you can pursue after 10th:-

  • Near Coastal Voyage (NCV)
  • Diploma in Nautical Science (DNS)
  • Diploma in Commercial Driving
  • G.P. Rating

✫ Note: If you join after 10th so you have to join as electrician, fitted, etc but not as Officer or Senior Engineer.

✫ Merchant Navy courses that you can pursue after 12th:-

Here are some eligibility to join after 12th:

  • You had Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in 12th.
  • Aggregate % in 12th (PCM) it is 60%.
  • Age should be 17 - 25 years.
  • Unmarried
  • Physically fit also.

If you are join after 12th you have to give an exam that is Indian Maritime University Entrance Test (IMUCET).

If you clear the above exam, you are eligible to study following Merchant Navy courses after 12th:-

  • B.Sc. in Nautical Science
  • B.E in Marine Engineering
  • B.E in Naval Architecture and Offshore Engineering
  • B.E in Petroleum Engineering
  • B.E in Mechanical Engineering
  • B.E in Harbour & Ocean Engineering

✫ Departments in Merchant Navy:

Mainly there are 3 department in Merchant Navy:

  • Deck Department
  • Engine Department
  • Catering Department

✼ Deck Department:

  • This department is responsible for managing ship navigation.

✼ Ranks in Deck Department & their salary:

1). Captain - Rs. 10 lakhs

2). Chief officer - Rs. 8 lakhs

3). 2nd Officer - Rs. 3.5 lakhs

4). 3rd Officer - Rs. 2.5 lakhs

5). Deck Cadet - Rs. 40,000

✼ Engine Department:

  • This department is responsible for Maintenance of ship machines.

✼ Ranks in Engine Department & their salary:

1). Chief Engineer - Rs. 10 lakhs

2). 2nd Engineer - Rs. 8 lakhs

3). 3rd Engineer - Rs. 3.5 lakhs

4). 4th Engineer - Rs. 2.5 lakhs

5). Engine Cadet - Rs. 40,000

✼ Catering Department:

  • This department is responsible for meals for peoples.

✼ Ranks in Catering Department:

1). Chief cook - Rs. 1.5 lakhs

2). Trainee Cook - Rs. 90,000

3). Steward - Rs. 40,000

 


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Answered by kingofclashofclans62
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Answer:

Explanation:

What does a merchant navy deck officer do?

The merchant navy is the UK’s commercial shipping industry. It includes:-

cruise ships

containerships

high tech ferries

high quality oil, gas and chemical tankers

modern bulk carriers carrying ores, grain and coal

specialised support vessels

Merchant navy deck officers handle the navigation, communications, crew, cargo and overall running of the ship. They also look after passengers on ships and take part in on board social events.

As a deck officer, you would work at one of four levels, depending on your experience:

Master (Captain) – you would have full responsibility for the overall running and safety of the ship, crew (ratings), passengers and cargo. You would handle legal and commercial matters and keep all the ship's records up to date

Chief Officer – you would assist the Master and oversee deck operations and maintenance, cargo handling and storage. You would also manage work schedules and supervise other officers

Second Officer – you would be responsible for navigation, using radar, satellite and computer systems. You would also monitor the vessel's position, speed, direction and weather reports, and carry out watch duties at sea and in port

Third Officer – this would usually be your first post after training, dealing with the ship's safety equipment and lifeboats. You would assist the Second Officer and carry out watch duties.

Some very large cargo ships and passenger liners may have a fifth officer level.

As a deck officer in the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (civilian-crewed ships operated by the Ministry of Defence), you could be responsible for monitoring helicopter movements, specialised navigation and nuclear biological chemical damage (NCBD) control.

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